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CPAN RT
Aspect::Library provides a base class for all reusable aspects,
regardless of implementation.
It was created as part of the Aspect namespace reorganisation.
It provides no functionality,
and only acts as a method for identifying Aspect libraries.
The original first generation of libraries are implemented via the Aspect::Modular class and are deeply tied to it.
For the second generation API this lower level base class is provided to provide a mechanism for identifying all reusable library aspects,
from either the Aspect::Modular API or independently. |
FatFs - Generic FAT File System Module
======================================
See the documentation on the [official FatFs Module website](http://elm-chan.org/fsw/ff/00index_e.html).
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package org.openwdl.wdl.parser;
public class WdlParserWorkflowNameVisitor extends WdlParserBaseVisitor<String> {
@Override
public String visitWorkflow(WdlParser.WorkflowContext ctx) {
String x = ctx.Identifier().getText();
visitChildren(ctx);
return x;
}
}
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To sponsor a class, please contact the Wildlife Enforment Manager: Jeff Cole
REQUIRMENTS: Large classroom, a designated person to open and lock up the facility. Also to provide a safe range for instructor to demonstrate and have the students take part as a requirement of the class |
Did you know that the Worlds’ largest veterinary facilities inside some zoo is located at Pyongyang Zoo (North Korea).
Take a look inside the facilities: |
Jeremy Howard, founder and CEO of Enlitic, argues that the release of Google’s TensorFlow will have an impact similar to the release of the C programming language and that Deep Learning will have an impact similar to that of the advent of the “Internet” (I’m sure he knows it’s actually the World Wide Web) in the 1990s. |
Hearth of animal warmth
AFTER THE HEARTBREAKING SCENE OF LAST MONDAY, I WANT TO SHOW YOU ANOTHER SIGHT DURING THE SAME MORNING, WHEN WINTER STOPPED HIDING ITS HAND. HERE THE FIRST RULE OF SURVIVAL: FIND ANOTHER FUR TO KEEP YOUR JOINTS THAWED. THESE TWO BABIES FORTIFIED THEMSELVES IN A HEART SHAPE, TO KEEP THEIR LUNGS WARM. LIKE TWO SIAMESE TWINS. SECOND RULE: PROTECT YOURSELF AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE FROM THE WIND. THEY WERE IN A HOLE, A CRACK IN THE MOUNTAIN (THUS THIS UNORTHODOX HIGH ANGLE SHOT) TO THWART THE GUSTS, FAR FROM THE POSITION OF THE LONELY LOST BABY, LAST WEEK. BY THE WAY, YOU ARE NEAR NAGANO, JAPAN.
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AT LAST, MONDAY!
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Secreted and immunogenic proteins produced by the honeybee bacterial pathogen, Paenibacillus larvae.
American Foulbrood is a severe disease affecting larvae of honeybee Apis mellifera, causing significant decrease in the honeybee population, beekeeping industries and agricultural production. In spite of its importance, little is known about the virulence factors secreted by Paenibacillus larvae during larval infection. The aim of the present work was to perform a first approach to the identification and characterization of P. larvae secretome. P. larvae secreted proteins were analyzed by SDS-PAGE and identified by MALDI-TOF. Protein toxicity was evaluated using an experimental model based on feeding of A. mellifera larvae and immunogenicity was evaluated by Western blot, using an antiserum raised against cells and spores of P. larvae. Ten different proteins were identified among P. larvae secreted proteins, including proteins involved in transcription, metabolism, translation, cell envelope, transport, protein folding, degradation of polysaccharides and motility. Although most of these proteins are cytosolic, many of them have been previously detected in the extracellular medium of different Bacillus spp. cultures and have been related to virulence. The secreted proteins resulted highly toxic and immunogenic when larvae were exposed using an experimental model. This is the first description of proteins secreted by the honeybee pathogen P. larvae. This information may be relevant for the elucidation of bacterial pathogenesis mechanisms. |
Categories
Tag: Gifts
Pete Davidson Gifts Ariana His Most Prized Posession: His Late Dad's FDNY Badge
When Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson announced their engagement, it caused quite the internet hullabaloo.
Some people are sick and tired of Pete and Ariana’s public and online demonstrations of affection, like Seth Rogen, who had this little Instagram exchange with love-struck Davidson on Instagram.
While I get where Rogen’s coming from, I think I side with Ariana here when she says that “love is lit,” and that the people hating on their amazing feelings for one another should just focus on creating that euphoric sentiment in their own lives.
And although there are tons of people who believe that this crazy passion between the two can’t last, you can’t deny that they are head-over-heels for each other. Something Davidson made abundantly clear when he handed Ariana his late father’s FDNY badge on a necklace. He posted a photo of his main squeeze wearing it on his Instagram page.
Something that more than a few people took issue with.
For some, it was because Davidson’s father, Scott, died during the attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11th.
“No girl should ever wear your dad’s chain. So disrespectful.”
Davidson responded, letting the poo-pooer know that his father would’ve loved Ariana and would be very happy to see the two of them together.
“For ur information that’s not just some girl. That’s my fiancé. She’s the greatest person I know. I gave it to her because she has my heart and that is the most precious thing I own. my dad would be so happy and love her so much.”
Then there were some people who had a problem with Davidson’s Instagram post for other reasons.
Mainly that they’re sick and tired of seeing how lovey-dovey they’re acting.
While others think it’s a clear sign that this whole thing is happening way too fast.
A bunch of others, however, believe that the gesture is super sweet, and aren’t down and out about love.
Their relationship has already been a treasure trove of moments, like the wonderful lollipop photo, which was summarily turned into a meme.
We all have that friend. The friend who rocked the Eleven Halloween costume. The friend who can’t leggo their Eggos. The friend who watched all of Stranger Things in one (very long) sitting. The friend who still isn’t over the sick injustice that was Barb’s fate.
This holiday season, it’s time to think of our loved ones who dedicated so much time to obsessing over Stranger Things. Thankfully, the Internet has plenty of gift ideas: |
Experimental Models for Neurotrauma Research.
Physical trauma in the central nervous system (CNS) is usually the result of a number of forces in different directions and dimensions. A large number of experimental models have been developed to improve the possibilities to understand the outcome of CNS trauma. In this chapter, we will describe the need for a variety of experimental models for research on traumatic brain injury (TBI) and spinal cord injury (SCI). Models can serve different needs, such as: to test new treatments for injuries, to reveal thresholds for injuries, to provide a better understanding of injury mechanisms, or to test tools and methods for translation between experiments and clinical data. In this chapter, we will discuss on the validation of models and translation between experimental and clinical studies. |
Q:
The declaration of this function
how to explain this right
char*(*a)(int, int);
just explain what does this declaration means. I'm not sure how to explain it right.
Thank you very much!
A:
a is a pointer to a function with two parameters of type int that returns a char*.
The ``Clockwise/Spiral Rule''
cdecl: C gibberish ↔ English
A:
Like this: a is a pointer to function that accepts two int parameters and returns pointer to char.
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package com.hearthsim.card;
import com.hearthsim.model.PlayerSide;
import com.hearthsim.util.tree.HearthTreeNode;
public interface CardPlayAfterInterface {
/**
*
* Called whenever another card is played, after it is actually played
*
* @param thisCardPlayerSide The player index of the card receiving the event
* @param cardUserPlayerSide
* @param usedCard The card that was used
* @param boardState The BoardState before this card has performed its action. It will be manipulated and returned.
* @return The boardState is manipulated and returned
*/
public HearthTreeNode onCardPlayResolve(PlayerSide thisCardPlayerSide, PlayerSide cardUserPlayerSide, Card usedCard, HearthTreeNode boardState);
}
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### "Type ... doesn't have any fields"
Sometimes when working with union types you'll get the following error.
```
Fatal error: exception Graphql_ppx_base__Schema.Invalid_type("Type IssueTimelineItems doesn't have any fields")
```
This is an example of a query that will result in such error:
```graphql
nodes {
__typename
... on ClosedEvent {
closer {
__typename
... on PullRequest {
id
milestone { id }
}
}
}
}
```
This is because we allow querying union fields only in certain cases. GraphQL
provides the `__typename` field but it's not present in GraphQL introspection
query thus `graphql-ppx` doesn't know that this field exists. To fix your query
simply remove `__typename`. It's added behinds a scene as an implementation
detail and serves us as a way to decide which case to select when parsing your
query result.
This is an example of a correct query:
```graphql
nodes {
... on ClosedEvent {
closer {
... on PullRequest {
id
milestone { id }
}
}
}
}
```
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{
"word": "Fetal",
"definitions": [
"Relating to a fetus.",
"Denoting a posture characteristic of a fetus, with the back curved forwards and the limbs folded in front of the body."
],
"parts-of-speech": "Adjective"
} |
Q:
Replace Data Loader with a Web Service
I was planning to build an automated Data Loader process that would read a CSV file and populated the Account and Opportunity entities. There would also be some Account matching on existing records.
Data Loader would have been a simple method to achieve that, however we have been directed that we must use a web service instead in order to comply with a future ESB strategy (the source system would also change from producing a CSV to calling the web service).
Defining a corresponding web service end point is simple in Salesforce.com, however are there any good strategies or AppExchange offerings that could replicate the configuration based Data Loader process and avoid APEX coding as much as possible?
(I'm aware of third party products such as Mulesoft and Informatica Cloud. Ideally I don't want to add a new product into the mix)
A:
There are several AppExchange offerings. What they offer is a platform native installed version, versus a external client using the Force.com APIs. This is similar to the Data Import Wizard that you can fire up on the platform. The ones I have seen, including Skyvva, use an import file. There is a lot of functionality that these packages provide from a data cleansing perspective. Things like de-dup, external ID matching, error handing, etc.
Given the fact that file export is no longer acceptable, and you do not want to add in any other products, your only choice is to build out an orchestration on your own ESB using the SOAP or bulk REST API. Hopefully your mandated ESB/ETL tooling has a connector to simplify this task, and provide some cleansing abilities.
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Q:
Generate a .log file plsql / oracle
What i want do, is to generate a .log file that describes all my error, start time, end time, and so one. I found a way to have something like that but not in corect way.
I want to generate that file automaticaly, without being required to define it manually.
From what i have understood, is that UTL_FILE.FOPEN, when is not found that file, create one.
My app. is working. The question is, HOW TO GENERATE A FILE IN PLSQL (.log file) without create it manually.
create or replace procedure read_files(input varchar2) as
begin
declare
F2 UTL_FILE.FILE_TYPE;
F2 := UTL_FILE.FOPEN('FOLDER',input||'.log','w');
UTL_FILE.put_line(F2,'Start processing file at : ' || systimestamp);
UTL_FILE.put_line(F2,'End processing file at :'||systimestamp);
-- Close file
UTL_FILE.FCLOSE(F2);
END; --end begin
A:
I found the probleme ! Where I stored my files, I had no right to create files / folders. THANKS all !
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HONDURAS (Central America) A girl assassinated a bus driver, she was eventually caught. She is not saying anything but cops are looking at a possibility that it was because he refused to pay-up money to criminal elements. |
Q:
What was the meaning of the hole in the ground Rey saw?
When Luke taught Rey to meditate for the first time, her mind went straight to a hole in the ground. This scared Luke and he asked her to pull back, saying she had gone straight to the dark side.
Later on, we find that the hole is real. I was thinking it would be like the cave Luke saw in Empire Strikes Back, where you have to face your demons.
The movie even gave this impression, using scary and tension filled music when Rey finds a strange mirror inside. But then, nothing happens. Rey just sees herself.
Was there a point to this scene? Did I miss something? Why did the movie show this hole, representing the dark side in Rey's psyche, and then do nothing with it?
A:
The film's Visual Dictionary describes it as a
... natural blowhole where seawater has carved away a cave of polished rock.
This cave causes Force-visions that are very similar to those seen in Empire Strikes Back when Luke enters the cave on Dagobah. Both are natural vergence points for dark side energy.
A natural convergence of energy, strong in the dark side of the Force, manifests itself on the eastern side of the island.
The director described the scene thusly.
What is the black hole cave thing that Rey goes into?
RJ: Well, the idea that this natural place reflected […] The idea that if
there’s a Jedi Temple up top, the light, it has to be balanced by a
place of great darkness. We’re drawing a very obvious connection to
Luke’s training and to Dagobah here, obviously. And so the idea was
if the up top is the light, down underneath is the darkness. And she
descends down into there and has to see, just like Luke did in the
cave, her greatest fear. And her greatest fear is [that], in the
search for identity, she has nobody but herself to rely on.
Daily Podcast: Listen/Read Our Rian Johnson ‘Last Jedi’ Spoiler-Filled Interview
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As you know I don't like ARMA itself buy I love it for DayZ, the problem with DayZ though is the really buggy and slow engine, I really hope they make the engine a lot smoother and a lot less buggy. Also I hope they really do improve the inventory system and the menu's they are a real pain in the arse. |
<html>
<body>
<p id="content"></p>
<p><button id="loadCat">Lazy load <b>Cat</b></button></p>
<script src="../dist/preload.bundle.js"></script>
</body>
</html> |
com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerException: String or binary data would be truncated.chainedExceptionMessage:String or binary data would be truncated. chainedException trace:com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerException: String or binary data would be truncated. |
Subtle handicaps caused by deafness.
Mildly deaf elderly people are handicapped by their impairment in more ways than is often realised. |
Narrative persuasion, causality, complex integration, and support for obesity policy.
Narrative messages have the potential to convey causal attribution information about complex social issues. This study examined attributions about obesity, an issue characterized by interrelated biological, behavioral, and environmental causes. Participants were randomly assigned to read one of three narratives emphasizing societal causes and solutions for obesity or an unrelated story that served as the control condition. The three narratives varied in the extent to which the character in the story acknowledged personal responsibility (high, moderate, and none) for controlling her weight. Stories that featured no acknowledgment and moderate acknowledgment of personal responsibility, while emphasizing environmental causes and solutions, were successful at increasing societal cause attributions about obesity and, among conservatives, increasing support for obesity-related policies relative to the control group. The extent to which respondents were able to make connections between individual and environmental causes of obesity (complex integration) mediated the relationship between the moderate acknowledgment condition and societal cause attributions. We conclude with a discussion of the implications of this work for narrative persuasion theory and health communication campaigns. |
Theresa May played hardball with the EU today as she put off travelling to Brussels until next week after Jean-Claude Juncker insisted the Brexit deal was the 'best possible' and could not be renegotiated.
Cabinet ministers dismissed the EU's scramble to reject Mrs May's demands on Brexit today as 'just what the EU does'.
European Commission president Mr Juncker and negotiator Michel Barnier led the 'noise' from Europe and warned last night's showdown votes in the Commons 'do not change' the divorce terms.
British ministers stayed cool in the face of the rush to condemn last night's showdown votes in Parliament that handed Mrs May a mandate to renegotiate the backstop plan for the Irish border.
They told MailOnline the EU 'never makes any kind of deal until the last moment' and today's 'blank denials' were just 'noise'.
In response, the Prime Minister is expected to hold off face-to-face talks for days as she undertakes a frantic round of phone diplomacy. |
Samus Aran (Regretroid)
Samus is the main protagonist of the Metroid series and is usually a good person. However, in the Starbomb video, Regretroid it shows her as an short-tempered feminist willing to do anything to destroy her enemies, even killing innocent puppies.
Role
In the video, the narrator describes Samus as a powerful and courageous bounty-hunter with amazing breasts, to which Samus reprimands him for. The narrator then turns her attention to Kraid, who brags about how he is going to kill Samus (by eating and then defecating her).
But when he realizes that Samus was in fact a female, and seeing how attractive she is, he attempts to get on her good side by baking her some desserts. Samus, however, is fed up with enemies becoming nice to her upon learning her true gender (even remarking that Mother Brain gets more respect). She demands that Kraid leave her planet immediately, but he continues to flirt with her. She then declares that she will kill him, but Kraid tries to win her over once more with a basket of cute, innocent puppies.
But Samus kills him along with the puppies, thus earning her a page on this wiki. |
module.exports = function (grunt) {
"use strict";
var cryptojs = [
'vendor/cryptojs/header.js'
, 'vendor/cryptojs/core.js'
, 'vendor/cryptojs/enc-base64.js'
, 'vendor/cryptojs/cipher-core.js'
, 'vendor/cryptojs/aes.js'
, 'vendor/cryptojs/sha1.js'
, 'vendor/cryptojs/sha256.js'
, 'vendor/cryptojs/hmac.js'
, 'vendor/cryptojs/pad-nopadding.js'
, 'vendor/cryptojs/mode-ctr.js'
, 'vendor/cryptojs/footer.js'
]
grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-clean')
grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-concat')
grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-jshint')
grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-uglify')
grunt.initConfig({
pkg: grunt.file.readJSON('package.json')
, meta: {
banner:
'/*!\n\n <%= pkg.name %>.js v<%= pkg.version %> - ' +
'<%= grunt.template.today("yyyy-mm-dd") %>\n' +
' (c) <%= grunt.template.today("yyyy") %> - <%= pkg.author %>\n' +
' Freely distributed under the <%= pkg.license %> license.\n\n' +
' This file is concatenated for the browser.\n' +
' Please see: <%= pkg.homepage %>' +
'\n\n*/\n\n'
}
, concat: {
otr: {
options: {
banner: '<%= meta.banner %>'
}
, src: [
'etc/header.js'
, 'lib/const.js'
, 'lib/helpers.js'
, 'lib/dsa.js'
, 'lib/parse.js'
, 'lib/ake.js'
, 'lib/sm.js'
, 'lib/otr.js'
, 'etc/footer.js'
]
, dest: 'build/otr.js'
}
, cryptojs: {
src: cryptojs
, dest: 'vendor/crypto.js'
}
}
, uglify: {
otr: {
options: {
banner: '<%= meta.banner %>'
, mangle: false
},
files: {
'build/otr.min.js': ['build/otr.js']
}
}
}
, clean: {
folder: 'build/'
}
, jshint: {
options: {
jshintrc: '.jshintrc'
, reporterOutput: ''
}
, all: ['*.js', 'lib/*.js', 'test/spec/unit/*.js']
}
})
grunt.registerTask('copy_dep', function () {
var files = ['salsa20.js', 'bigint.js', 'eventemitter.js', 'crypto.js']
, src = 'vendor/'
, dest = 'build/dep/'
files.forEach(function (f) {
grunt.file.copy(src + f, dest + f)
})
})
grunt.registerTask('copy_ww', function () {
var files = ['dsa-webworker.js', 'sm-webworker.js']
, src = 'lib/'
, dest = 'build/'
files.forEach(function (f) {
grunt.file.copy(src + f, dest + f)
})
})
grunt.registerTask('otr', ['concat:otr', 'uglify:otr'])
grunt.registerTask('dep', ['concat:cryptojs', 'copy_dep'])
grunt.registerTask('ww', ['copy_ww'])
grunt.registerTask('default', ['clean', 'otr', 'dep', 'ww'])
}
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When thirty-four years old Scott Disick decided
to share a picture of his nineteen years old girlfriend, Sofia, and three years
old boy, Reign, on social media, it did not go down too well with Kendall
Jenner.
The twenty two year old reality star made a contemptuous remark about
the picture saying that Disick was out with his children; apparently mocking
the stark difference in ages of the couple.
The fact that Jenner’s older sister Kourtney is
romantically involved with a man fourteen years younger than her and that her
mother, Kris, has a boyfriend a whopping twenty-five years shy of her age, puts
her statement in poor light.
Besides, who one falls in love with is a matter
of the heart, with little to do with something as paltry as an age difference.
Therefore, Sofia’s feeling that Kendall’s statement is uncalled for is
absolutely justified.
Ms Jenner has never quite disguised her
abhorrence of seeing Disick and his little girlfriend together.
Ms. Richie was
a good friend of hers and she has never really been able to come to terms with
the fact that the man in question had met her - and probably fallen for her - when he saw her with the Jenner at a time when she was a mere kid.All said, we hope the friends patch up soon and
come to terms with reality. |
SUMO1 haploinsufficiency leads to cleft lip and palate.
The posttranslational modification sumoylation can have multiple effects on its substrate proteins. We studied a patient with isolated cleft lip and palate and a balanced chromosomal translocation that disrupts the SUMO1 (small ubiquitin-related modifier) gene, resulting in haploinsufficiency. In mouse, we found that Sumo1 is expressed in the developing lip and palate and that a Sumo1 hypomorphic allele manifests an incompletely penetrant orofacial clefting phenotype. Products of several genes implicated in clefting are sumoylated, and the Sumo1 hypomorphic allele interacts genetically with a loss-of-function allele for one of these loci. Thus, sumoylation defines a network of genes important for palatogenesis. |
{
// This json file has comments
"var": "value ending with escaped character\\\"\\\\"
/*some Comment After the escaped Character */
} |
Q:
Como inserir um objeto e uma lista de objetos no mesmo request
Tenho um objeto fornecedor, e cada fornecedor tem diversos contatos, na pagina, tem uma aba para o cadastro de fornecedor, e outra aba para o cadastro dos contatos, a aba de cadastro de contatos tem um pequeno formulário, e abaixo uma tabela onde a cada item cadastrado no formulário, eu insiro na tabela usando JavaScript. Depois que essa pagina tiver com uma aba preenchida com os dados do fornecedor e na outra aba uma tabela HTML com uma lista de contatos, preciso enviar isso para controller para cadastrar no banco.
Na minha View uso uma ViewModel Assim:
public class FornecedorContatoViewModel
{
public Fornecedor Fornecedor { get; set; }
public Contato Contato { get; set; }
}
O formulário é feito com razor, e a tabela é HTML mesmo.
No controller, funcionaria algo do tipo:
public ActionResult Add(Fornecedor fornecedor, IList<Contato> contato)
{
}
E como fazer para que a tabela toda vá para a action em forma de uma lista (List nesse caso), como ficaria o submit, poderia fazer normalmente?
A:
Funcionaria, embora não faça o mínimo sentido. Uma vez que você esteja usando ViewModels, pode simplesmente usá-la como parâmetro da sua action.
public ActionResult Add(FornecedorContatoViewModel fornecedorContatoVm)
{
}
Fora isso, sua ViewModel está errada. Ela deveria ter uma List<Contato> ao invés de Contato
public class FornecedorContatoViewModel
{
public Fornecedor Fornecedor { get; set; }
public List<Contato> Contatos { get; set; }
}
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#!/bin/zsh
alias cloudapp=$ZSH/plugins/cloudapp/cloudapp.rb
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This Fuckin’ Guy
Well, it looks like we’ve been Trolled by Kim Dotcom, unless he’s got plans within plans. Maybe they threatened to bomb his local McDonald’s or turn it into an Arby’s.
Still, the day is young. Hillary probably hasn’t hacked up a lung on her birthday cake yet, and taking into consideration Dotcom’s “unique” sense of humor, he may very well follow up with another tweet to the effect of “OR, you can click HERE!” |
Cure Your Hives Naturally
Hives Causes, Causes of Hives
Hives is a common skin allergy which is found to affect people on the arms, legs, trunk and back. Hives appear as raised skin welts and are red in color. Hives are also itchy and their clusters are known to change their shapes and even locations. Hives causes are generally investigated by the dermatologist who is approached by the patient. after determining the actual causative factor that had triggered skin hives, the doctor puts the patient on a certain medication.
Causes of hives
Hives is a skin allergy condition that appears as red patchy and itchy clusters on the skin. the usual causes of hives are none other than the most common allergens that trigger the auto-immune response of the body. usually, if a pathogen or an infectious organism enters the body, then the body triggers the immune system which in turn produces anti-bodies to fight the invading pathogen. sometimes the body begins to produce IgE, a special set of anti-bodies that combine with the skin |
p73-dependent apoptosis through death receptor: impairment by human cytomegalovirus infection.
The discovery of p73, a p53-related protein with various isotypes resulting from different promoter usage or splicing events, provided new insights into regulation of neurogenesis and tumorigenesis. Among p73 isoforms described thus far, TA-truncated molecules (DeltaN) appeared as key proteins according to their antagonistic activity against transcription factor activity of p53 family members. We previously showed that infection by human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) induced drug resistance and altered p53- and p73-dependent apoptosis of infected cells through accumulation of DeltaN-p73alpha. In accordance with the ability of p53 to induce apoptosis through death receptors, we asked whether p73 activation could compensate for p53 deficiency. We showed that p73 transcriptional activity sensitized cells to apoptosis through death receptors in a caspase-dependent pathway. Expression of the death-inducing signaling complex (DISC) proteins was unchanged, whereas p73 activation through either cisplatin treatment or ectopic overexpression induced up-regulation of Fas transcription and expression at cell surface. According to its ability to flood cells with DeltaN-p73alpha, HCMV inhibited p73-dependent Fas-mediated apoptosis, gaining an additional trick to favor its survival in the host cell. Owing to the involvement of p53- and p73-dependent death receptor signaling in development of the central nervous system, immune surveillance of neural cells, and sensitivity of tumors to drugs, our previous and present data prompt us to consider stabilization of DeltaN-p73alpha by HCMV as a possible mechanism in impairment of embryogenesis and in tumorigenesis. |
The majority of schools under the jurisdiction of the Gauteng Education Department have fully integrated Family and Sexuality Education as part of the school curriculum. Yet it appears that teenage pregnancies, premarital ... |
Summary: Planning a wedding isn't easy, but today's errand was supposed to be simple. Unfortunately for Lie Ren, life had other plans.
Main characters: Lie Ren, Nora Valkyrie
Chronology: One day before Vacuo's attack on Beacon.
Lie Ren considered himself to be a simple man. He knew what he liked, and he knew what he didn't like. And this morning, Ren was quite fond of his sleep. His pillow was soft; his blankets were warm. He had to admit, Beacon spared no expense when it came to its students. Ren pulled his blanket closer around him as he turned over in bed to further enjoy the comforts of his bed. But as he rolled over onto his back, Ren was suddenly and worryingly aware that his fiancée was not in her usual position at his side. This did not bode well.
"Ren!" A loud voice sang from above him. Ren was able to deduce that because the voice came from a spot directly above him and not to his side that Nora Valkyrie was currently in the air and rapidly falling towards him after leaping into the air. He opened his eyes just in time to see Nora's smiling face as she crashed down onto his stomach with an impact that shook the entire bed frame. "Time to wake up!" She said, full of morning cheer as she straddled her fiancé. Any other person would've had the air knocked out of them from the impact, but Ren was so used to this behavior at this point that his body had tensed the appropriate muscles reflexively to prepare for the inevitable impact, even as he was half asleep.
"Good morning, Nora." Ren groaned sleepily. He looked to his left, at the clock on their dorm room nightstand. "What are you doing up so early?" He managed to say through a yawn, closing his eyes. Nora was normally an early riser who also doubled as Ren's personal alarm clock, but today she seemed to have awoken particularly early. The sun was only halfway up over the horizon, from what he could see through a small opening in their curtains.
"We're going cake tasting today!" Nora yelled giddily. Ren's eyes shot open in a panic. "I can't believe you forgot to tell me!" Nora chided playfully before leaning down and kissing Ren on the lips. Ren was barely able to retain the presence of mind to return the kiss for a moment before Nora broke it off and sat up straight again, literally wiggling in excitement. "We get cake!"
"…Yeah. Sorry I forgot to tell you, it must've slipped my mind." Ren shrugged apologetically. "Did you clean up yet?" Nora nodded enthusiastically. Ren looked down from Nora's face to her body to see that she had indeed cleaned up, but only barely. She was only wearing a wet white towel as she sat on Ren's bare stomach with her hair still damp and hanging limp. And if the feeling of her skin on his bare stomach was any indication, Nora had neglected to even put on any undergarments as well. "Well, you didn't finish cleaning up yet. "Why don't you go finish drying off and get dressed in the bathroom?"
"Okay, Ren!" Nora sang again, hopping off of Ren and skipping into the bathroom merrily. Nora turned around as she reached the door, smiling and waving at Ren. He returned the smile from his spot in their bed as Nora closed the door.
As soon as the door closed, Ren's smile fell off his face. He slowly rose from bed and he pulled off his blanket, revealing his well toned, muscular form. Ren had no preference for what clothes he slept in, but Nora preferred that he only wore shorts and stayed shirtless when they slept, so that's what he did. And this morning the lack of shirt only served to make his presence more imposing as he stalked over to the bed on the opposite side of the room.
The occupants of said bed were currently hiding under the covers, trying to avoid eye contact with Ren. Ren simply glared down at the head shaped bulges in the blanket until his other two teammates peeked over the edge of the covers nervously. They flinched back as they saw Ren's smoldering glare, recoiling from the angry magenta eyes that seemed to be glowing in the morning light. "Which one of you told her?" The statement was phrased as a question, but stated in such a way that there was no doubt in Jaune and Pyrrha's minds that Ren wasn't asking them so much as ordering them to answer.
Neither of the two said anything, but Pyrrha's eyes shifted to look over at Jaune for just a second, which was enough explanation for Ren. Pyrrha's betrayal was not missed by Jaune, either. "Hey! You didn't tell me that Nora wasn't supposed to know!" Jaune explained in a panic.
Pyrrha looked back and forth between Jaune and Ren, her love for Jaune and her fear of Ren's retribution coming into conflict. "I thought it was obvious! Why else would Ren ask me to go cake tasting with him for his and Nora's wedding without Nora?"
"I thought it was going to be a team thing!" Jaune quickly explained.
Ren just squeezed the bridge of his nose and he closed his eyes. He just wanted to go back to sleep. He missed it already. He could feel the bed calling out to him. Glancing at the clock, Ren was disappointed to see that there were still nearly three hours until he would have actually had to have woken up without Nora's antics. He looked back down at the couple in front of him who were stiff with a mix of fear and worry. Ren was normally a very quiet, very calm, and very easy going teammate and friend. But if you happened to agitate him by offending or infringing upon something he cared about, such as Nora or his sleep, then he turned into a vengeful spirit of destruction. Or so they thought, because this was the first time they had done something like this and been on the receiving end of his ire. "Okay." Jaune and Pyrrha flinched, expecting the worst. "You're both coming with us today now."
"… What?" Jaune was baffled, and Pyrrha was in the same boat. "You aren't mad?"
"I'm furious." Ren grumbled. "But I'm going to need help dealing with Nora on a sugar high." He sighed, turning away to go grab some clothes from the wardrobe he shared with Jaune.
"It's only a tasting; she won't be eating whole cakes… right?" Pyrrha asked, suddenly unsure if Nora would deign to follow the conventional rules of food tasting, given her insatiable appetite.
"No. But she'll want to try every cake. And there are a lot of cakes." Ren said as he pulled out a pair of black slacks and a forest green button down shirt. He looked over his shoulder at the other two with a hint of annoyance before letting out yet another sigh. He had asked Pyrrha to go cake tasting with him because he already knew what Nora liked, and wanted someone else's opinion on the cakes out of the ones he knew that both he and Nora would've liked. It was supposed to be a simple matter. It was supposed to have taken only a few hours at most, including travel time. But now it looked like he would have a full scale operation on his hands.
It was at this point that Nora burst out of the bathroom, now dry and fully clothed in a pink sundress that Ren had treated her to a few weeks earlier. "Ready to go!" She announced to her roommates as she bounced from foot to foot with excitement.
Ren placed a hand on Nora's shoulder and pulled her into a one armed hug to calm her as he passed by her into the bathroom. "We don't need to leave for another couple hours, Nora." Ren told her. "Why don't you go grab us some milk or juice for breakfast? We'll treat the cake as our meals." He suggested innocently in an attempt to at least minimize her sugar intake.
"Okay!" Nora said, skipping towards the door out into the hallway. She paused upon reaching the door though, turning back to look at Ren. "What if we're hungry after?"
Ren sincerely hoped that Nora would not still be hungry after the cake tasting, but figured he'd oblige her with an answer to keep her satisfied. "I'll treat everyone to lunch if we're still hungry." He answered with a smile.
"Yes, Ren!" Nora sang, her voice receding as she disappeared down the hallway towards the school cafeteria.
Ren looked back at his teammates. "You will not be hungry later." He grumbled before going into the bathroom and turning on the shower to clean up for the morning. Ren was already a generally tired person, but planning the wedding had made him even more so. Nora tried to help, but she generally did more damage instead of helping, so Ren had taken over planning everything while letting Nora just enjoy the simpler things, like picking color themes and some of the dessert choices.
Jaune and Pyrrha just looked at each other, glad that they escaped the wrath of Ren. "I guess we should get ready so we don't make them wait and give Ren more reason to get mad at us." Jaune finally said, a nervous giggle escaping his mouth.
"I'm just surprised you're still his best man after spilling the beans to Nora like that." Pyrrha added as she nuzzled into comfortable crook where Jaune's shoulder and chest met.
"Well, if that happens then I'll tell Nora that her maid of honor was planning on going cake tasting with Ren without her." Jaune countered with a grin.
Pyrrha's face visibly paled at the thought. "You wouldn't." Pyrrha said as she thought about what Nora would do if she found out.
"I-" Jaune stopped as the two of them suddenly felt a menacing aura from the bathroom. Jaune changed his voice to a whisper. "Never mind, I won't do it. I think Ren can hear us."
Two hours later, Nora was sitting behind Ren on their bed as Pyrrha and Jaune finished the last of their morning preparations. Nora was humming contentedly as she pulled Ren's long hair back into his usual ponytail, using her other hand to place the hair tie snuggly on his thick hair. "All done." Nora said. "My turn!" She announced as she rolled on the bed around Ren so she was sitting on the edge of the bed next to Ren. She handed him a bright pink hairbrush that she had just used to brush his hair, which he took and wordlessly began using to brush Nora's hair in return. She closed her eyes and hummed a song as Ren brushed her hair, letting herself enjoy the feeling of Ren running his fingers through her hair while he brushed it.
"What are you humming?" Ren asked absently as he brushed Nora's hair, more to make conversation rather than actual curiosity.
"I don't know. It's just something I heard Yang singing a couple times." Nora answered. "I don't know all the words, but it sounds very sweet." Nora continued her humming once she finished answering.
"I think I've heard her sing it, too." Pyrrha chipped in as she sat in front of the mirror on the dresser, tying her own hair back into its ponytail. "I asked her about it, she said she used to sing it to Ruby when they were younger."
"Mm." Ren answered automatically. "All done, Nora." He set the hair brush back on the dresser as Nora sprang to her feet.
"Let's go!" She cheered before hopping up onto Ren's shoulders, sitting on them as he wrapped his hands around Nora's ankles to support her. This sort of behavior was as natural as breathing for Ren at this point, though someone who didn't know the engaged couple might think that their behavior was strange.
Ren led the team out of the dorm room, Nora ducking her head under the door frame so she wouldn't hit her head as Jaune closed and locked the door behind them. They stopped in the hallway though, as it appeared team RWBY was leaving their own dorm room at the same time. "Greetings, team RWBY!" Nora greeted enthusiastically.
"Greetings, team JNPR!" Ruby Rose greeted with just as much enthusiasm, much to Weiss Schnee's annoyance, if her rolling her eyes was any indication.
"Good morning." Weiss greeted in a more subdued manner.
"Well you guys are sure dressed up all nice." Yang observed from the side. "Where you goin?"
"Cake tasting!" Nora answered happily.
Ruby gasped. "Cake tasting?! Can I come with you?" Ruby put on her best puppy dog expression and looked at Ren and Nora pleadingly.
"Sure you-" Nora started.
"No." Weiss interrupted, glaring at Ruby. "We need to go study today. You're falling behind."
Ruby turned her puppy dog eyes on Weiss. "But-" Ruby began.
"No." Weiss interrupted again. Rather than argue further and risk giving in to her partner's pleading gaze, Weiss turned away from Ruby, grabbing her wrist and dragging her down the hall towards the library. Ruby looked back at Ren and Nora with great sorrow in her eyes and she stumbled along behind Weiss as team JNPR chuckled and waved a goodbye.
Yang had laughed along with them as Blake exited team RWBY's dorm room and locked it behind her, joining her partner. "Poor Ruby." Blake chuckled. She turned to team JNPR. "Which bakery are you going to?" Ren told her the name of the place. "Oh, that one's nice. I've had some of their products before."
Yang looked at Blake in astonishment. "You went to a wedding cake shop? Why?"
"They make more than just wedding cakes, Yang." Blake assured her. "And the cream they used in their frosting is amazing."
"You know, you say you want equal rights as a faunus, but then you say something like loving cream or eating mostly fish. You're perpetuating the stereotype, kitten." Yang joked.
"Oh, shut it." Blake rolled her eyes as she punched Yang's shoulder. "I have that reference book you wanted, by the way." Blake told Ren. "Just come get it from our room when you get back."
"Thank you, Blake." Ren nodded his appreciation.
"Well, you guys enjoy yourselves. Have fun!" Blake took Yang's hand and intertwined their fingers as she walked off to follow Ruby and Weiss to the library.
Team JNPR could hear Yang protesting as Blake led her away. "Hey wait a minute, we don't need to go study too, where are we going? Blake! You said we were going shopping!" Yang's protests drifted away as Blake led her away from them. JNPR again laughed, always glad that they could count on their classmates and friends for a good laugh.
"Let's go guys." Ren said once their bout of laughter subsided.
"Yeah!" Nora punched her fist into the air.
"Oooooooh!" Nora exclaimed as she walked into the bakery hand in hand with Ren. "Look at all the cakes! I want to try them all!" Nora decided and she broke away from Ren and ran off towards the store clerk.
"You weren't kidding." Jaune said as he stared off at Nora. "She really does want to try all of them."
"Even though she's going to pick a White Strawberry cake anyways." Ren sighed. "Here's the plan." He said pointedly, making sure he had Jaune and Pyrrha's attention. "I'm going to be placing our orders while Nora does her thing with the cake samples." Behind Ren, Pyrrha could see that Nora had already used her unending cheer to startle the clerk into bringing her tray after tray of samples. "You two take over while I get the formalities done. Just keep her from breaking anything while I sort everything else out."
"Yes, sir." Pyrrha said as she saluted Ren playfully, already caught up in Nora's wake of happiness.
Ren turned around to see that Nora had already gone through two trays of various cake samples, amounting to about twenty four bites of cake already in less than two minutes. "You better be glad you're worth all this trouble, Nora." Ren grumbled to himself as he walked over to the clerk, who was only now beginning to realize the mistake he had made in agreeing to let this energetic young woman sample all the available cake flavors. Ren extended his hand as he approached the unfortunate clerk. "I'm Lie Ren, I have an appointment." The clerk shook Ren's hand distractedly as he looked back and forth between Nora, who was sitting at a table eating cake at an alarming rate, and Ren, who was standing calmly in front of him. "Yes, I'm her fiancé." Ren answered in response to the unspoken question.
"Ahem." The clerk cleared his throat. "Yes. My name is Kevin, my father owns this establishment." He looked over at Nora nervously, who was now being served by a different clerk now, clearly glad to be dealing with Ren instead of her. "What can I do for you, sir?"
"I'd like to take a look at some designs while my fiancée… investigates… the samples." Ren said. "Is there a catalog or album I could take a look at?"
"Yes, right here sir." Kevin said, reaching over the counter to pull a thick binder off of a stack to the side. "Is there a particular theme you'd like for the cake?" The next two hours were spent searching through the catalogue as Ren pointed out various designs and themes that he liked while Kevin flipped to the appropriate images that matched Ren's requests. Eventually Ren and Kevin narrowed them down to a few designs that Ren requested be combined into a special order with some custom designs on it. "Okay, this shouldn't be difficult." Kevin said as he put the finishing touches on the sketch that he had drawn up based their discussion. "How's this?" He held up the sketch for Ren to see.
"Look's great." Ren answered.
Any further comment Ren might've had was cut short as Nora poked her head out from under his arm, forcing her way between Ren's right arm and his body so that his arm was draped across her shoulders. "I wanna see!" Nora said, craning her head up to look at the drawing. "How pretty!"
"And have you decided on what flavor you would like the cake to be, ma'am?" Kevin asked nervously, hoping with all his heart that Nora didn't request any more samples than she already had. The poor woman who had taken over bringing Nora samples for Kevin was sitting down in a chair and fanning herself with her hand, exhausted at running back and forth to grab trays of samples. Ren counted thirteen trays stacked to the side of where Nora was sitting, and at twelve samples per tray, Nora had to have eaten around a hundred and fifty different cake samples.
"White strawberry with vanilla frosting and extra strawberries inside." Nora and Ren answered at the exact same time.
Kevin looked back and forth between Nora and Ren in amazement. "Um. Okay, yeah. No problem." He scribbled down the order on the notepad.
"Can I add something to the design?" Nora asked Ren.
Ren cocked an eyebrow curiously. "Oh? What's your idea?"
"I want them to write 'Together-together' around the edge." Nora said, suddenly a little bashful.
Ren smiled. "Already told him, Nora."
Nora looked at Kevin, who nodded and held up the notepad and pointed to a little note on the side that said that exact thing. "Oh, yay!" Nora said, bouncing on her toes. "Are you done now?"
"I just have to pay." Ren said as he followed Kevin to the register, Nora close behind. Ren put the down payment on the cake and put the receipt in his wallet while Nora hovered around him, moving around curiously but never drifting too far away from Ren. "Done now. Ready to go back to Beacon?"
"What about lunch?" Nora asked hopefully. "Let's go out to eat since we're in town!"
"You did say you would treat us if we got hungry." Pyrrha said from behind as she and Jaune approached after apologizing profusely to the young woman clerk and tipping generously for her trouble.
Ren glared at her, but Pyrrha knew that he wouldn't retaliate in front of Nora. It was her own little form of payback for leaving Nora with them for two hours while Nora was on a sugar high. "Fine. You can pick, Nora." Ren sighed in resignation.
"Yay! Let's go to the fancy tea house!" Nora decided.
"Yeah!" Jaune and Pyrrha agreed.
Ren silently groaned at Nora's decision, the tea house she was referring to had great food but was also quite expensive. While Ren did have a large amount of money thanks to the success of his parents, he was not fond of spending large amounts of money needlessly. But he did tell Nora that he would treat them, so he conceded. "Fine, lead the way."
Jaune and Pyrrha laughed at Ren's resignation as they led the way down the sidewalk in the afternoon air. They walked hand in hand as they chatted with each other about something Ren couldn't hear, smiles on their faces. Ren and Nora followed a ways behind them as Nora wound her arm around Ren's so they were walking arm in arm.
"Hey, Ren?" Nora called quietly as she smoothed out her sundress.
"Yes?"
"We're together-together." She smiled. To Nora, marrying Ren was like a dream come true, so she occasionally felt the need to reaffirm that fact.
Ren smiled as he leaned over and gently placed a quick kiss on the tip of Nora's nose. "Together-together forever." |
Reconstructing the nasal dorsum.
The skin of the nasal dorsum and bridge is more forgiving in terms of reconstructive options. Individual differences in skin laxity, nasal length and sebaceous composition impact on reconstructive choice as do the size, depth and exact location of the surgical defect. For many, if not all, defects in this area there are multiple different reconstructive options available all of which can result in equivalent and excellent results. Oftentimes there is no clear advantage of one repair over another and the choice becomes one of personal preference based on experience. No proscriptive approach or algorithm can be usefully applied in this setting. Key considerations include the location of the defect (distal vs. proximal nasal dorsum), the position of the defect (midline or off-centre) and the texture of the skin involved (sebaceous vs. non-sebaceous). Defects may be considered complex if they border on, or cross onto adjacent cosmetic units. Examples include defects extending onto the nasal tip, tip-ala junction, sidewall, nasal root-glabella and medial canthus. The adjacent reservoirs of tissue redundancy that can be utilized in flap reconstruction include the nasal sidewall, the nasal dorsum itself, the glabella, the midline/paramedian forehead and the medial cheek. Nearly all flaps on the nasal dorsum require subnasalis muscle dissection to effect sufficient movement and to ensure adequate flap vascularity and viability. The nasal bridge and glabella have much thicker skin and it is usually sufficient to dissect in the subcutaneous plane rather than disrupting the deeper procerus and corrugator muscles. Thick sebaceous skin is generally stiffer, moves less easily and closures may result in greater wound tension. These factors together with a tendency for sutures to tear through easily potentially increases the risk of complications. Greater consideration should be given to the exact type of flap or graft chosen in these patients. |
Q:
How to call windows API in NSIS?
How to call windows API in NSIS?
A:
Use the system plugin, the basic syntax is: System::Call 'windowsdll::function(parameters)' Check the docs for details
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Q:
method may not respond to
Inside a class (named TimeDetails), I need to call a method (a class method) but during the compilation I receive this message: TimesDetails may not respond to 'generateTimeOfPassage' , (one method call another and send a NSString object. (In this case return nil).
in the .h file I declare the method like this:
+(NSString *)generateTimeOfPassage:(NSString *)_timeString;
in the .m file :
-(void)initWithTimeData:(NSString *)_timeString{
[super init];
passage=[self generateTimeOfPassage:_timeString]; ---I have the message here...
}
+(NSString *)generateTimeOfPassage:(NSString *)_timeString{
return nil;
}
Thanks !
Maxime
A:
+generateTimeOfPassage is a class method, so it should be called using class name, not an object:
passage=[TimeDetails generateTimeOfPassage:_timeString];
A:
When there's a + in front of it, then it's a class method (in Java, this would be called a static method). When there's a -, it's an instance method. See here for further explanation.
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package com.dotcms.contenttype.model.field;
/**
* Set of Properties allow for the fields
*
* @see Field#getFieldContentTypeProperties
*/
public enum ContentTypeFieldProperties {
NAME("name"),
VALUES("values"),
CATEGORIES("categories"),
RELATIONSHIPS("relationships"),
REGEX_CHECK("regexCheck"),
HINT("hint"),
REQUIRED("required"),
SEARCHABLE("searchable"),
INDEXED("indexed"),
LISTED("listed"),
UNIQUE("unique"),
DEFAULT_VALUE("defaultValue"),
DATA_TYPE("dataType");
private final String name;
ContentTypeFieldProperties(final String name) {
this.name = name;
}
public String getName() {
return name;
}
}
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And then she was running after the retreating ocean waves as they sheeted from the beach, as it curled under like an enormous sunlit tongue. Louise jumped into the color, into the wet, certain she had never seen anything so beautiful, until the skin, emboldened by the water, swallowed her whole.
A wind picked up, and a half-torn poster of the Scrimshander flapped on a lamppost. The caricaturist walked over to it, reached out to rip it up into pieces. One word was partially legible above the face, and the way the poster flapped in the wind made the word there, gone, there, gone, as if flashing. Strike—
I much desire to drink myself into blackness with a flask of the grog I trade for but I have my daughter with me and a man cannot live who loses his daughter due to insensibility or slowness of reaction. |
Josh Freeman Is Seeking A Trade
Former Buccaneers starting quarterback Josh Freeman is seeking a trade, a source close to the situation told FOXSports.com on Wednesday, just hours after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback was demoted to the backup role behind rookie Mike Glennon.
No official communication has been made to or from Freeman, the source said, but the request to engage in talks is expected to come soon. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported Wednesday that the Bucs would be open to trade talks. |
Q:
find user's email transaction history in CentOs?
is it possible, like in title, to find a particular user's email transaction history in CentOs? Tried /var/log/maillog but doesn't seems like it....
A:
No, not in the default configuration. First, log files will get rotated really quickly so you loose history, and secondly there is nothing that really prevents a user from using another mail server to send mail, although this gets increasingly uncommon due to spam filtering issues.
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Getting a decent data connection at SXSW can be a challenge, given that it attracts what may be the most data-hungry crowd in the world. With a project called Homeless Hotspots, a marketing company is helping out with this, while helping the homeless and promoting itself. Homeless people have been enlisted to roam the streets wearing T-shirts that say “I am a 4G hotspot.” Passersby can pay what they wish to get online via the 4G-to-Wi-Fi device that the person is carrying. It is a neat idea on a practical level, but also a little dystopian. When the infrastructure fails us… we turn human beings into infrastructure? – David Gallagher |
dependencies: \
/Users/yuqiang/Desktop/Chat/ChatKit/Pods/AFNetworking/AFNetworking/AFURLRequestSerialization.m \
/Users/yuqiang/Desktop/Chat/ChatKit/Pods/Target\ Support\ Files/AFNetworking/AFNetworking-prefix.pch \
/Users/yuqiang/Desktop/Chat/ChatKit/Pods/AFNetworking/AFNetworking/AFURLRequestSerialization.h
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Undated file photo of the Maze Prison in Northern Ireland as Prison officers have called for the former jail which held some of Northern Ireland's most notorious paramilitaries to be bulldozed after ... more
Undated file photo of the Maze Prison in Northern Ireland as Prison officers have called for the former jail which held some of Northern Ireland's most notorious paramilitaries to be bulldozed after proposals to build a peace centre there stalled. less |
Exhaust gas aftertreatment systems for reducing NOx emissions of internal combustion engines are known. With such systems, it is desirable to determine at any given time a NOx conversion efficiency of one or more NOx-reducing catalysts forming part of the exhaust gas aftertreatment system. It may be desirable, for example, to then control the NOx output of the engine as a function of the NOx conversion efficiency of the one or more NOx-reducing catalysts. |
Q:
CSVHelper generic ClassMap with System.Reflection
I'm trying genericly map the properties of my class to the column names of the CSV without the need to write every single line in the ClassMap like
Map(rm => rm.PUsrCrRequestedObject).Name("#P_USR_CR_RequestedObject");
because we have very much columns with mostly the same type of mapping.
So i tried the following code:
var classMap = csv.Configuration.AutoMap<RequestMonitoring>();
foreach (var property in typeof(RequestMonitoring).GetProperties())
{
var columnName = property.Name switch
{
"PNdsPn" => "$P_NDS_PN",
{ } x when x.StartsWith("PUsrCr") => property.Name.Replace("PUsrCr", "#P_USR_CR_"),
_ => property.Name
};
classMap.Map(requestMonitoring => property).Name(columnName);
}
I don't get an error but if i debug the ClassMap the code above hasn't got any effect.
So the question is how can i fix the code snippet or if it's not possible maybe how to apply the same name conversion for every property
A:
Try this.
classMap.Map(typeof(RequestMonitoring), property).Name(columnName);
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enough of the proud asians
seriously, enough of that bullshit. It's not even the slightest bit amusing anymore. In fact, it never was to begin with and now that I'm cranky, sore, and tiredI had to complain.
Fuck you proud asian troll, if I could I would chop off your fucking hands and feet so the only thing you could type with is your nose, then I'd cut that off too.
Can DA even ban someone via IP?
bonus complaint: I found out one of the clients in the same housing program as me is actually guilty of murder, but was found not guilty by reason of insanity is now on parole. What the fuck?How do you get parole for chopping off your mother's head?
The only nationality pride I ever had a problem with once is the whole 'white power' movement within America. I got told to leave America, which is apparently their land, when I'm a Native American whose people lived here for thousands of years.
See that's stupid. Everyone's a descendant of foreigners, and MIXED (yes, white people are usually of mixed European descent). The dumbass white supremacists need to learn how to read before they open their big mouths. There's nothing wrong with being proud of being of European descent, Asian, etc. until it's used as a means to say you're BETTER than everyone else, that's when it gets stupid.
So, you're upset because you were trolled? IP ban isn't really fair imo because my sister has an account as well, if one of us were to get banned, it'd be unfair to ban the other just because we have the same IP. |
A company that scans buildings for use by planners and architects (amongst others) has released a fly through video of the Clapham North deep level shelter.
Anyone who went on the recent tours of Clapham South will see familiar tunnels in a new light, as the 3D graphics allow you to fly around the outside of the shelter, through what would otherwise be solid earth.
Even if you haven’t been inside the shelters, the video is a rather exciting way to visualise the subterranean world.
More here |
The present disclosure generally relates to vehicle head restraint assemblies, and particularly relates to a longitudinally adjustable head restraint assembly for a vehicle.
Vehicle head restraints are provided in vehicles to provide support to an occupant's head, particularly in the case of a vehicle collision. Head restraints are usually provided so as to extend above a seat back of a vehicle seat. Most head restraints are adjustable in a vertical direction but are not typically adjustable in a longitudinal direction, i.e., in a direction of travel for the vehicle. Instead of longitudinal adjustment, most vehicle head restraints are positioned so as to be close to the occupant's head to ensure appropriate dynamic performance for the average person. Unfortunately, such orientation can make some vehicle occupants uncomfortable as the head restraint can feel as though it is pushing the occupant's head forward. There are a few known head restraints that are adjustable in the longitudinal direction. However, these are often complicated and/or cumbersome. |
Q:
How to prevent rsync from chown'ing remote users files
I'm doing rsync /local/path/to/src user1@remote:/path/to/dest. dest belongs to user2@remote. How do I keep rsync from chown'ing dest to user1 after syncing?
Please note that I have already tried googling but the switches suggested have not helped and reading the man page has not given me any ideas too. So I'll appreciate your understanding.
A:
--no-owner may or may not do what you want, depending on whether dest exists or needs to be updated. This is the negated version of --owner, which is described by the man page as:
This option causes rsync to set the owner of the destination file to be the same as the source file, but only if the receiving rsync is being run as the super-user (see also the --super and --fake-super options). Without this option, the owner of new and/or transferred files are set to the invoking user on the receiving side.
I'm not sure if a directory counts as "transferred" if anything within it changes. As far as I can tell there is no way to tell rsync to not chown updated files at all.
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Incorporation of molybdenum into the iron-molybdenum cofactor of nitrogenase.
The biosynthesis of the iron-molybdenum cofactor (FeMo-co) of dinitrogenase was investigated using 99Mo to follow the incorporation of Mo into precursors. 99Mo label accumulates on dinitrogenase only when all known components of the FeMo-co synthesis system, NifH, NifNE, NifB-cofactor, homocitrate, MgATP, and reductant, are present. Furthermore, 99Mo label accumulates only on the gamma protein, which has been shown to serve as a chaperone/insertase for the maturation of apodinitrogenase when all known components are present. It appears that only completed FeMo-co can accumulate on the gamma protein. Very little FeMo-co synthesis was observed when all known components are used in purified forms, indicating that additional factors are required for optimal FeMo-co synthesis. 99Mo did not accumulate on NifNE under any conditions tested, suggesting that Mo enters the pathway at some other step, although it remains possible that a Mo-containing precursor of FeMo-co that is not sufficiently stable to persist during gel electrophoresis occurs but is not observed. 99Mo accumulates on several unidentified species, which may be the additional components required for FeMo-co synthesis. The molybdenum storage protein was observed and the accumulation of 99Mo on this protein required nucleotide. |
Vehicle latches typically have a key cylinder as an input. The key cylinder is usually coupled via a number of levers to the pawl, which releases the ratchet. The key cylinder is a vital input, and it would be useful from a control standpoint to know when the key cylinder has changed its orientation from a lock posture to an unlock posture. |
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PARIS — France will for the first time set quotas for the number of immigrant workers from outside the European Union it allows into the country, French Labour Minister Muriel Penicaud said on Tuesday, a measure long sought by the country’s right-wing parties.
Speaking on French TV channel BFM TV, the minister said these quotas would be set next summer, adding the government would draw up a list of relevant professions to be covered by the quotas.
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“Our priority is to help the French return to the job market. Then it is to welcome the refugees and enable them to find a job,” Penicaud said.
“If there is still a need, for the benefit of the country and that of the companies, we will bring in the people we need, depending on their profession and their qualification.”
French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said last month he was not opposed to introducing quotas for migrants, part of an effort by his government to heed voters’ concerns about immigration that are being seized upon by far-right political rivals. |
Q:
Why my code to set the checked state of a checkbox with query doesn't work?
Why this works
document.getElementById("myCheckbox").checked = false;
whereas this doesn't with jquery:
$("myCheckbox").attr("checked") = false;
A:
There are a couple of things wrong with your code. First of all, you select elements in jQuery using selectors, just like in CSS. So you need to turn this
$("myCheckbox")
into this, using the hash (#) for ID selector
$("#myCheckbox")
Secondly, jQuery doesn't really use properties, but methods for everything. Pass one parameter to get a value, two to set it. In this case, you also want to be using prop and not attr. So you would need to do:
$("#myCheckbox").prop("checked", false);
Live example
A:
You're missing a # to indicate that myCheckbox is an id, also you cannot set an attribute value directly like that, pass the value as second parameter:
$("#myCheckbox").attr("checked", false);
Also see the docs: ID Selector (“#id”)
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A new CoDNA-ase spot plate method for the detection of coagulase and DNA-ase activity of staphylococci.
A new method for the determination of the coagulase and DNA-ase activity of staphylococci is described. The method enables the analyst to test large numbers of strains for this microorganism without the loss of time involved in the conventional technique. |
If journalists vote, are they saddled with professional bias? A FOX News panel discussed the topic and came up with some strange analogies.
A column on the Politico written by journalist Mike Allen prompted the debate. "I'm part of a minority school of thought among journalists that we owe it to the people we cover, and to our readers, to remain agnostic about elections, even in private," he wrote. "I figure if the news media serves as an imperfect umpire, neither team wants us taking a few swings."
Republican strategist Christine O'Donnell differed wildly in her interpretation of the journalist's civic role. "Remember the first free elections in Afghanistan? The Taliban actually threatened death. They said that any woman who voted would have their fingers chopped off," she said. "Yet you saw news reports of women lined up around the polling places -- even if it meant that the terrorists were going to later chop off their fingers -- because they know what it means to vote in a free election."
ďAnd then to hear journalists say, 'I cannot be objective if I vote,' then you should not be a journalist," she added.
FOX News legal analyst Peter Johnson Jr. was almost as adamant as O'Donnell. "I think it's ridiculous," he exclaimed. "In fact it bothers me because it goes with the moral superiority that so-called journalists have, that their duty -- which is not codified, not written in any law, or not understood by most people -- is a higher responsibility than exercising the vote."
"Iím disturbed by it," he continued. "I think they should get real and act like real Americans."
Jim Vandeheoi, executive editor of the Politico, was taken aback by the flying accusations. He abstains from voting on elections he's covering directly, and can sympathize with his colleague.
"I take my voting as seriously as anyone else. I think every journalist does," he said. "I think when you are trying to create a publication like we are, saying that we are nonpartisan, going that extra step to make sure we can do everything thatís humanely possible to distance ourselves, it is a step you should take." |
Figaro
I went to Ayala Center Cebu to meet with my close buddies from high school and college. After eating at Kameyaki in Talamban we trekked back to the city amidst the heavy traffic.
We were told that Figaro had great milk tea selections. Since I needed a place to sit and chill down, we headed to Figaro.
Kitch counter filled with saccharine goodies!
We went for the kill and decided to select from their Milk Tea Craze. I went for the Raspberry Milk Tea with Yakult. I am a fan of Yakult and all types of berries are a great treat. I was expecting much from this since a good friend spoke highly of it.
The moment of truth has finally come. It looked a bit odd. The color seemed off and I just shrugged it off thinking that it was just mere aesthetics. Took a small sip and boy was that disappointing. :(
The Yakult was really faint. It seemed diluted. The tapioca was utterly hard! It was hard to chew and let alone pass the straw. God, what did I bring myself into?
Maybe, It would grow on me. Maybe I might like it eventually. I went for the kill. God, this was horrific! I wanted to finish as much as I can to justify the amount of money I had just spent. I decided to chuck it away. :(
The Honeydew being a favorite and a safe choice fell on the same level of mediocrity. I am not certain if this is just an isolated case or others have tried this as well. All I could say is that, Figaro should just stay with coffee. |
Technical Field
This Patent Disclosure relates generally to touch-on-surface (ToS) input, such as for mobile communication devices, and more particularly to capacitive ToS sensing.
Related Art
In mobile devices (and other equipment), capacitive ToS technology is used to provide input/control to a device with a display (glass) panel/screen.
Capacitive ToS sensing detects XY position and movement of a finger (body) touch on a ToS touch surface defined by the display panel. Capacitive ToS sensing is based on a capacitive electrode disposed behind and spaced from the ToS display surface, and driven to project an electric sensing field in the direction of the ToS display surface, so that touch input through the ToS display surface is detected as a changed in capacitance measured by the capacitive electrode.
While this Background information references mobile communication devices, the Disclosure is more generally directed to applications of capacitive ToS sensing. |
As the growing season progresses, you might not notice much about what's happening to plants under the soil. Most of us pay attention to new shoots, stems, leaves, and eventually the flowers and crop we intend to grow. We might think of roots as necessary, but uninteresting, parts of the crop production process.
Paul Hallett and his team disagree. They focus on what's going on in the soil with the plant's roots.
The zone of soil that surrounds a plant's roots is called the rhizosphere. It's the combination of the Latin words for "root" and "area." And it's a busy location for important-but hidden-crop production processes.
In the rhizosphere, plants make a variety of chemical compounds called exudates. Hallett and fellow researchers at the University of Aberdeen look at the effects that exudates have on the plant and surrounding soil community. Their unique work takes small-scale measurements near the surface of the roots. The properties here can be very different from the rest of the soil.
"Roots continuously secrete chemicals into the soil as a way to liberate nutrients that are attached to soil particles," says Hallett. In human digestion, the stomach secretes gastric juices to help break up food; exudates are the plant equivalent of gastric juices.
Hallett describes exudates' chemical composition as "a veritable cocktail or 'buffet' of resources for anything in the rhizosphere." In addition to helping plants procure nutrients, exudates are food sources for the microbes that are an important part of the soil microbiome.
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Exudates also have an important role in holding soil together. Roots and fungi that live in the soil hold together larger clumps of soil, but exudates work on the micro level. Like glue, they hold together soil particles in important mechanical networks. Soil scientists call these soil networks aggregates.
Whereas the binding effects of roots and fungal networks are usually long-term, exudates' influence on the soil can be fleeting. "Root exudates won't last in their original form for long in the soil, as they get consumed and transformed by microbes," says Hallett. This process can completely destroy the exudate or create even better compounds for binding soil particles.
"Plant root exudates have a massive impact on aggregate formation," says Hallett. "They do this through a number of ways, including acting like glues or changing how quickly the rhizosphere wets up and dries with rainfall and evaporation."
Hallett's team researched the effects of exudates on different types of soil. They researched environments with a sandy loam soil texture versus a clay loam texture. This is important because chemical reactions between the exudates and soil particles vary with soil type.
They also researched various plant exudates from barley and corn. They found that barley's exudates increased how well soil particles are bound together, but not as much as corn. They also found that while barley exudates didn't impact soil water repellency, corn exudates did.
Research such as Hallett's shows that during the growing season-and beyond-there are delicate interactions between each plant and the surrounding soil. All of these interactions affect the amount of water that is captured by soil and absorbed by plants. Production of exudates also affects how well the plants can pull vital nutrients out of the soil, and even affects the soil in the rhizosphere.
Future research for Hallett's team will include looking at exudate production along plants' roots. They'll also look at the age of roots, and whether younger roots produce exudates with different soil-holding and water-absorbing qualities. |
Q:
Best Graphdrawing library
I have some data that has X and Y values and i would like to print them in a graph. I don't need anything advanced because the data is very simple but I would like something that looks good and has nice design (which excel hasn't).
Thanks for any help
A:
MathGL (cross-platform GPL plotting library) is rather simple to use and produce nice plots -- see samples.
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In the highly charged political and religious climate of France, the country’s influential Jewish student union has been on the front lines of the fight to beat back hate.It made world headlines this year when it launched its controversial, and since pulled, advertising campaign with the words “Dirty Jew” scrawled in graffiti-like script over the images of Jesus and Mary. |
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Phoenix Grilled Cheese Bucket List
Say Cheese!!! We are celebrating National Grilled Cheese Day by posting some gooey cheesy deliciousness! We scoured hundreds of photos to put together a collection of different grilled cheese sandwiches you can find in the greater metropolitan Phoenix area that are worth a try! Here is an initial list to get you started…some cheesy ideas for you to turn to next time you are craving a classic grilled cheese or an exciting twist with that classic melted goodness!
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Although they were successfully able to remove the device, his mom, Cassie Rhodes, is now calling for other parents to throw the toys away after the experience caused trauma to the family and left them with thousands of dollars in medical bills, despite having insurance.
"It's not worth the danger," she said. "It's not worth the traumatic event." |
Signatures of chaoticlike and nonchaoticlike behavior in a nonlinear quantum oscillator through photon detection.
The driven nonlinear Duffing oscillator is a very good, and standard, example of a quantum mechanical system from which classical-like orbits can be recovered from unravelings of the master equation. In order to generate such trajectories in the phase space of this oscillator, in this paper we use the quantum jump unraveling together with a suitable application of the correspondence principle. We analyze the measured readout by considering the power spectra of photon counts produced by the quantum jumps. Here we show that localization of the wave packet from the measurement of the oscillator by the photon detector produces a concomitant structure in the power spectra of the measured output. Furthermore, we demonstrate that this spectral analysis can be used to distinguish between different modes of the underlying dynamics of the oscillator. |
export AdminGuesser from './AdminGuesser';
export CreateGuesser from './CreateGuesser';
export EditGuesser from './EditGuesser';
export FieldGuesser from './FieldGuesser';
export InputGuesser from './InputGuesser';
export Introspecter from './Introspecter';
export ListGuesser from './ListGuesser';
export ResourceGuesser from './ResourceGuesser';
export SchemaAnalyzerContext from './SchemaAnalyzerContext';
export ShowGuesser from './ShowGuesser';
export {
HydraAdmin,
dataProvider as hydraDataProvider,
schemaAnalyzer as hydraSchemaAnalyzer,
fetchHydra,
} from './hydra';
export { Pagination } from './list';
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Are there special considerations relevant to trials of biologic agents?
Although biologic agents have been developed to effect change in observed or hypothesized pathogenic pathways, discrepancies between biological and clinical effects are well recognized. In trials of these agents, biological and clinical effects need to be evaluated. While the biological effects require assessment to test the proposed primary effect and significant influences, clinical evaluation should use the same set of assessment procedures as pharmacological agents. The disease controlling antirheumatic therapy (DC-ART) classification with its requirement for longterm efficacy poses problems for the biological agents, which, in general, have demonstrated short term benefit. They may be best accommodated in a new "remission induction" category or, alternatively, as part of longterm combination therapy either with pharmaceuticals or with other biologicals to fulfill DC-ART requirements. |
Time-domain ab initio modeling of photoinduced dynamics at nanoscale interfaces.
Nonequilibrium processes involving electronic and vibrational degrees of freedom in nanoscale materials are under active experimental investigation. Corresponding theoretical studies are much scarcer. The review starts with the basics of time-dependent density functional theory, recent developments in nonadiabatic molecular dynamics, and the fusion of the two techniques. Ab initio simulations of this kind allow us to directly mimic a great variety of time-resolved experiments performed with pump-probe laser spectroscopies. The focus is on the ultrafast photoinduced charge and exciton dynamics at interfaces formed by two complementary materials. We consider purely inorganic materials, inorganic-organic hybrids, and all organic interfaces, involving bulk semiconductors, metallic and semiconducting nanoclusters, graphene, carbon nanotubes, fullerenes, polymers, molecular crystals, molecules, and solvent. The detailed atomistic insights available from time-domain ab initio studies provide a unique description and a comprehensive understanding of the competition between electron transfer, thermal relaxation, energy transfer, and charge recombination processes. These advances now make it possible to directly guide the development of organic and hybrid solar cells, as well as photocatalytic, electronic, spintronic, and other devices relying on complex interfacial dynamics. |
Q:
using syslog-ng and patterndb, how do I specify an "empty" pattern?
When I receive kernel traces in my logs, the last line is empty. I'd like to filter/ignore these empty kernel messages using syslog-ng and patterndb. Here is the pattern I have so far that is not matching empty:
<rule class='system' id='kernel_empty' provider='local'>
<description></description>
<patterns>
<pattern></pattern>
</patterns>
</rule>
How do I exclude these empty kernel messages?
A:
try to add an empty line (or a line-break) to the pattern.
For example,
<patterns>
<pattern>
</pattern>
</patterns>
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Compressors for gas turbine engines comprise alternating annular arrays of stator vanes and rotor blades. The casings of the compressors are manufactured with annular slots into which the vanes are slid. The vanes are mounted on a platform. Each vane is made subject to manufacturing tolerances. These small variations in size become cumulative as the vanes are mounted onto the casing. This means that different sized vanes have to be used to ensure a close circumferential fit. |
Q:
Real Time personalized videos
I would like to achieve a video with custom text pulled from a database or user input as the following :
http://videopersonalization.net/kia.html
Can somebody shed some light on the process without using a third party please ?
A:
Ok, this is going to be a very high-level answer (no code), because it's a pretty major undertaking. You'll need to research the details.
First you need to do feature tracking in the original video. That gives you a set of moving points that track objects or parts of objects in the frame. I know that Adobe Premiere Pro includes a way of doing this; I'm assuming that it provides a way to save the coordinates to a format that you can use in your software, although I haven't actually checked. I'm guessing that Final Cut Pro probably has an equivalent feature.
OpenCV (a computer vision library) also can do feature tracking, if you want to do it all programmatically.
For each video, you'll want to manually choose a few points on the surface that you want the text to appear on. Render the text in relation to those points. How to render moving text is a huge topic, and will depend on things like how realistic you want it to appear, and whether you want it to exactly match the lighting conditions of the original video. Hopefully you already know a bit about graphics.
In your server software, then, each time a request comes in for a personalized video, you'll decode the video from whatever format it's in into raw bitmap frames, render the text onto each frame, and then encode it into a delivery format like mp4 or webm. You can do that with ffmpeg, either by piping it through the command-line version of ffmpeg or by using the library in your software. If you want low latency, you might have to stream the video back to the client as it's being rendered. My best guess is that the example you linked to does this, although the videos are short enough that it might be able to encode the whole video into a file, then transmit it.
Or, to save CPU processing on the server, you might be able to send the original video to the web client, plus the coordinates of the tracked points, and use WebGL to render the text in the browser. It might be hard to keep it perfectly synchronized.
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Data based integration of critical illness and injury patient care from EMS to emergency department to intensive care unit.
Describe the challenges and opportunities for an integrated emergency care data system for the delivery and care of critical illness and injury. Standardized data comparable across geographies and settings of care has been a critical challenge for emergency care data systems. Emergency medical services (EMS), emergency department (ED), ICU and hospital care are integrated units of service in critical illness and injury care. The applicability of available evidence and outcome measures to these units of service needs to be determined. A recently developed fully integrated, emergency care data system for quality improvement of EMS service delivery and patient care has been linked to ED, ICU and in-hospital data systems for myocardial infarction, trauma and stroke. The data system also provides a platform for linking EMS with emergency physicians, other healthcare providers, and public health agencies responsible for planning, disease surveillance, and disaster preparedness. Given its time-sensitive nature, new data systems and analytic methods will be required to examine the impact of emergency care. The linkage of emergency care data systems to outcomes based systems could create an ideal environment to improve patient morbidity and mortality in critical illness and injury. |
Graphene, a single atomic layer of sp2-bonded carbon atoms, has been a material of intensive research and interest over recent years. The combination of its exceptional mechanical properties, high carrier mobility, thermal conductivity, and chemical inertness make it a candidate material for next generation optoelectronic, electromechanical and bio-electronic applications. Particularly, graphene's large surface-to-volume ratio, low detection limit, and high sensitivity have enabled graphene-based field-effect transistor (FET) sensors with a single molecule detection limit. Significant progress has been made in realizing large-area graphene synthesis, transferability onto various substrates, and device integration with other low-dimensional and conventional materials. Recent efforts have focused on controlling the physical properties of graphene by altering its morphology. For example, electrical properties can be modulated via elastic strain engineering whereby localized bending of graphene alters the electronic band structures and can induce pseudo-magnetism. In addition to the aforementioned phenomena, mechanical straining of graphene can be exploited to intentionally induce three-dimensionality (3D) to this otherwise 2D material, with the goal of developing textured graphene as a candidate material platform for 3D electrodes and sensors. The increased surface area of textured graphene may enhance the degree of functionalization of the material and alter its chemical reactivity, which may be advantageous for applications such as electrode materials in electrochemical cells and supercapacitors. |
Identification of the volatile factor involved in spermatocyte differentiation in vitro.
Ketchel and Williams postulated a "volatile factor" which participates in the differentiation of insect spermatocytes in vitro. It was found not to be a specific product of developing cysts. Instead, its effects are duplicated by a number of reagents which have only a high water content in common. The hypothesis that the volatile factor is water was experimentally confirmed. |
Q:
PhoneGap DisallowOverscroll not working when use PhoneGap Build
When i use the online PhoneGap Build tool the DisallowOverscroll is not working on the device. When i directly build from XCode the DisallowOverscroll is recognized.
Does someone has the same problem?
A:
I found the solution, use the following code:
<preference name="webviewbounce" value="false" />
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Q:
jQuery autocomplete - get the id of the autocomplete input field
i have this jQuery code:
$(".autocomplete").autocomplete('url',{
extraParams: {country: function(){
var id = $(this).attr("id"); // not working
var country = id.replace("uni", "country");
var country_id = $("#"+country).val();
return country_id;
}}
}).result(function(event, item) {
// getNames(item);
});
As I will have several, ajax loaded forms with autocomplete fields,
i need for each of them to send appropriate additional parameters
from the respective form to the server.
I was trying to achieve this by getting the id of the input field and using it to get to the id of the country field which will hold the necessary parameter. The id's would be in the appropriate format to allow for this. Something like:
uni_1, country_1; uni_2; country_2
uni being the autocomplete field, and country the additional parameter.
I have realised that $(this).attr("id") will not work inside the autocomplete, as it would with simple jQuery events, and I have not found a way of doing this. I tried using the toSource method to see the autocomplete object, but it seems that it does not hold the field id.
So if anyone has an idea how this could be done, please share.
Thank you very much in advance.
Ivan
A:
You can try
$(".autocomplete").each(function() {
var id = $(this).attr("id");
$(this).autocomplete('url',{
extraParams: {country: function(){
var country = id.replace("uni", "country");
var country_id = $("#"+country).val();
return country_id;
}}
}).result(function(event, item) {
// getNames(item);
});
});
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BNIP3 contributes to the glutamine-driven aggressive behavior of melanoma cells.
Aerobic glycolysis ('Warburg effect') is used by cancer cells to fuel tumor growth. Interestingly, metastatic melanoma cells rely on glutaminolysis rather than aerobic glycolysis for their bioenergetic needs through the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle. Here, we compared the effects of glucose or glutamine on melanoma cell proliferation, migration and oxidative phosphorylation in vitro. We found that glutamine-driven melanoma cell's aggressive traits positively correlated with increased expression of HIF1α and its pro-autophagic target BNIP3. BNIP3 silencing reduced glutamine-mediated effects on melanoma cell growth, migration and bioenergetics. Hence, BNIP3 is a vital component of the mitochondria quality control required for glutamine-driven melanoma aggressiveness. |
Q:
Why isn't Eclipse updating the classes?
Since yesterday, Eclipse is not updating the .class files of my project. For example the filename.java is up to date, but the filename.class file has a modified date of yesterday. It used to work just fine. Why is this happening?
A:
Few things I would do or double check:
Project > Clean on the project you're working on.
Project > Build Automatically - turned on so the code rebuilds in your workspace on saved changes.
Window > Preferences and make sure your Installed JRE's and Compilers are matching Java versions
A:
I would suggest doing the following
Make sure Java builder is active in the Project -> Properties -> Builders menu
Clean the project and re-build it.
If that doesn't work, remove the .class files manually via File Explorer and give it another try.
A:
The steps I followed when I faced this problem were:
Project > Clean the project.
Check the project's properties. Confirm all dependencies (JRE system libraries and Maven dependencies) are in good shape. If not, update the Maven dependencies or check if the build path is configured properly.
Check if Project > Build Automatically is turned on.
Try to run the project; it should properly re-build the project.
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Q:
How can I control drupal admin mail
I am totally new to drupal and have googled my self silly without finding anything even remotely useful.
I am told that ubercart sends out an admin mail automatically when an order is submitted by a customer.
I am trying to find the code that does this / controls this so that I can add a check for the orders 'ship to' country and set the admin mail email address based on that country.
So if the country is Canada I want an email containing the order to be filled sent to one email address if country is USA to a different email address.
If somebody could point me in the right direction I would appreciate it.
A:
I don't know if there is any specific in Ubercart for this but I doubt it. Wha you can try is to implement the generic hook_mail_alter() hook. First, just print out the $message array then order something so see what you are working with.
You can likely depend on the id to check if it's an order notification mail and maybe the order object is even somewhere in the message array too.
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Mark and the Magical First Date
Mark opened and closed his hands, stretching his fingers. His palms were sweaty. He didn’t like it. He stopped at an abandoned store front to examine himself in the reflective glass. Pulling on his beard with his right hand, he wished he were better looking. He sighed at the bags under his eyes, his messy hair, and his wild whiskers. Why had he decided to wear plaid? He looked like the skinniest lumberjack in the world. “Too late to do anything about it now,” he said to himself and he continued on.
The bar was crowded for a Tuesday night. The tavern was small. The bar had room for twelve and then there were the fifteen or so two- to four-top tables. Mark scanned the room. All the stools were taken and most of the tables were filled. There was one open by the door, but Mark knew if he took it he’d be cold and uncomfortable all night, and he wanted tonight to be different. He wanted to give Anne his full attention. He considered just standing at the bar. She would probably be more comfortable there. No commitment that way. If she didn’t like him, she could just excuse herself and not have to worry about ordering food or anything.
He heard his name and looked to the back corner. Anne already had a table. She was smiling and waving to him. Mark swallowed, rubbed his hands on his pants, and crossed the room to meet her.
“Hey, um. Thanks for, like, meeting me here tonight,” he said as he arrived at the table.
“Thanks for asking,” she said. “It’s nice not to be home alone on Valentine’s Day.”
“Oh, yeah,” Mark said, remembering. Reaching into his back pocket, he pulled out a wrinkled and damp envelope. “I got you a card,” he said, holding it out to her. “Um, sorry it’s so . . . I put in my back pocket and it got a little wrinkled.”
Anne took the card with a smile and smoothed it out. “No worries,” she said, pulling the card from its envelope.
Mark took a seat at the table. Maybe the card was a bad idea. He was nervous how she’d take it.
Anne laughed out loud, held up the card, and said, “This is hysterical.”
The card had a picture of President Obama on the front with the phrase, “I’m glad I’m not Obama-self this Valentine’s Day.”
Mark smiled. “Am glad you like it,” he said. “Don’t say I never got you anything.”
“You’re already setting a pretty high bar for the rest of the date by bringing me stuff,” she said opening the card. Then she held up the blank interior to him and said, “Of course, next time you could maybe, sign it.”
“I didn’t want to raise your expectations too high,” he said leaning back in his chair. “I need some way surprise you next time I get you a card. I’m holding back to make it special in the future, you know.”
“Very smart,” Anne said. “Because if you’d signed it next time, there’s nowhere else to go. I’d totally be like, ‘Not another card.'”
“Right?” Mark said. “You get it.” He noticed how the light freckles on her cheeks matched her strawberry blond hair and contrasted with her green eyes. He liked it.
“What are you looking at?” she said, getting embarrassed.
“You look nice, is all,” he said.
“It’s the same thing I was wearing this morning,” she said.
“Welcome to VD Night at the Hamilton Tavern,” a nasal voice said from behind Mark. It made Mark jump, which made Anne laugh. Mark turned to see a man in a Pac-Man t-shirt and jeans staring at a small black notepad. “What can I get you?” he said, without looking up.
“Maybe we could start with some menus?” Mark said.
The waiter sighed, looked at the ceiling, and passed Mark two one-page menus. As Mark handed a menu to Anne, he mouthed, “Wow.”
“I know,” Anne mouthed back.
Mark skimmed the five items on the menu and asked, “What’s the VD Cheeseburger?”
“It’s a cheeseburger. But we’re serving it on Valentine’s Day,” the waiter said, cocking his head to the right as he looked at Mark with disdain.
“What’s interest?” Mark said. “What are you writing there? Are you writing things about me?” He reached for the pad, but the waiter pulled it close to his chest before Mark could get his hands on it.
Giving Mark a look of disapproval, the waiter said to Anne, “Your drinks will be right out.”
“You’re the best, Charlie,” Anne called as the waiter walked away.
Mark stared at Anne, trying to decide where he knew her from. “Where’d you grow up?” Mark asked.
“Pennsylvania,” she said.
Mark bit his bottom lip. “I’m from Jersey,” he said.
“Never been,” Anne said. “But I hear it’s nice.”
“It’s not,” Mark said.
“That’s actually what I heard,” Anne said.
“Yeah,” Mark said. “I was kind of hoping that’s where I know you from.”
“Nice try,” she said. “But you are super cold.”
“Cold?” Mark said. “Like the kids game?”
“You are camping in the arctic,” Anne said.
“Okay,” Mark said nodding. “This is helpful.”
Charlie arrived with their beers. “Food will be right up,” he said. “The plain potato was difficult for the chef. He said sucking all the joy and happiness out of food was going to take some time.”
Anne laughed.
“Alright,” Mark said, irritated. “No lip with that potato either.”
Charlie the waiter snorted as he walked away.
“College?” Mark asked.
“University of Maryland,” Anne said.
“What’d you study?” Mark asked.
“Computer science,” she said, taking a sip of her beer. “You’re getting warmer.”
Mark found he was excited by the challenge. He asked her about her classes, the sorority she spent a semester in before she realized that isn’t what she wanted. She shared about her first job at a comic book store and told Mark he was getting warmer. He talked about working at a radio station as a late night DJ and talk show host. Their food came and they ate as they chatted. Anne shared about her last boyfriend and how he had decided, after a year of living with her, that he needed to find himself. Mark talked about his years with Mary. He admitted to making mistakes and that he’d messed things up. Time slipped by. Slowly the bar became quiet and less crowded. Still, Mark got never got more than lukewarm in his pursuit of their connection.
As Charlie brought them their third round, Mark asked, “So where do you work now?”
“Now you’re getting hot,” Anne said with a grin.
“All women say that after three beers,” Mark said.
“Is that what it takes?” Anne said.
“Yeah,” Mark replied with a smile. “I’m a three beer guy. No beers, and you wonder why you would say yes to going out with me. One beer and you’re considering maybe settling. Two beers and you start to imagine I have some good qualities. At three beers, you just give up and accept that you might be attracted to me.”
“You’ve got this down to a science,” Anne said, offering a toast with her glass.
“Years of market research,” Mark replied.
“I work where you work,” Anne said.
Mark leaned forward in his chair and looked at here closely. “I call bullshit,” he said, leaning back again.
“No, really,” Anne said. “We get off the train every day and walk to the same building.”
“No,” Mark said. “I would have seen you.”
“Well,” Anne said. “You run off the train likes it’s on fire and then walk like someone is chasing you with a cattle prod. I’m not in that much of a hurry to get there.”
“I don’t do that,” Mark said, knitting his eyebrows.
Anne took another drink. “Yes,” she said. “Yes, you do.”
“Well,” Mark said. “I like my job.”
Anne laughed. “You hate your job.”
“Jesus,” Mark said throwing his hands in the air. “How do you know that?”
“Because you told me,” she said, sipping her beer again.
“When?” Mark said with a challenge.
Anna sat up in her chair and spoke in a deeper voice, trying to imitate Mark. “I’m just trying to explain to you that I can’t get this fucking machine to work because mouse chord has a fucking kink in it. How fucking hard is it to get a fucking mouse with a fucking working chord in it. My fucking girlfriend is with fucking Brad and now my fucking mouse doesn’t work. Fuck. I hate this fucking job.”
“Oh shit,” he Mark said, running his fingers through his hair.
“You know now, don’t you,” she said.
“You’re Anne from IT,” Mark said, closing his eyes.
“Ding! Ding! Ding! Give this man a prize!” Anne said with a laugh.
“Why would you go out with me?” Mark said looking at the floor. “We fight every day.”
“We don’t fight,” Anne said.
“Yes we do,” Mark said. “We fight every day on the phone.”
“No,” Anne said. “You call. You scream. I put you on speaker phone. Everybody in IT laughs at you. Then we fix your shit and you leave us alone for a day or two.”
“What?” Mark said.
Anne sipped her beer. “We hold competitions at lunch to see who can do the best impression of you.”
Mark rubbed his temples and closed his eyes. “This is too much. I don’t know that I can handle this.”
“What the fuck did you assholes do with my fucking keyboard?” Anne said, mimicking Mark again. “Yesterday I had a different fucking keyboard. Which one of you fucking fuckers changes my keyboard? Fuck.”
“Oh fuck,” he said, squeezing his eyes together. “That sounds just like me.”
“What are you fuckers doing down there?” Anne said again, imitating Mark’s voice. “Trying to see how far you can stick your head up your ass before you suffocate. Fuck.”
“You’re way too good at that,” Mark said.
“I usually win the lunch competition,” she said.
“Jesus,” Mark said again, looking at the ceiling. “I’m a monster.”
Anne laughed.
“Why in the hell would you come out with me?” Mark said, leaning forward and looking at the floor. “You must think I’m a terrible human.”
Anne reached forward and squeezed his knee under the table and he looked up into green eyes. “Look,” she said. “The job sucks. No one likes working there. So I get it.”
“So a lot of people call you and cuss at you every day?” Mark said. There was a tinge of hope in his voice.
“Oh no,” Anne said. “That’s just you. You clearly have anger issues.”
“Yeah,” Mark said. “I think I need to do something about that.”
“Sure,” Anne said. “But I also watch you talk to your mom before you get on the train every morning. And I’ve seen you listen to Earl – or Bernie to you – as he goes on and on with the stories. And I see you around the office. You’re sweet to people. You always ask Florence about her flowers and you always stop and talk to Floyd the security guard about the basketball game. Plus, I think you’re kind of cute,” she said, picking up her beer and draining the rest of the glass.
“Thanks,” Mark said.
Anne stood and put her purse on her shoulder. “I’ve got to go. We’ve got work in the morning.”
“Yeah,” Mark said with a sigh.
“See you tomorrow?” she asked.
Mark smiled. “I’ll be on the train.”
To Mark’s surprise, Anne leaned in and gave him a soft kiss on the cheek. Her hair brushed nose and sent sparks through his chest. Leaning back she said, “Thank you for a great night. Let’s do it again soon.”
Mark nodded, speechless. As he watched her leave, taking the last sip of his beer, he thought through the night and it occurred to him that, even though there were no mystical messages in magic candy hearts or glowing toilet tiles, that tonight was the most magical night he’d experienced in a long time.
I loved this story! The conversation between Mark and Anne was spot on. It held all the awkward corniness of first date talk – authentic and instantly relatable and fun to read. I felt myself squirming at my own dating memories. Well done! |
Format: Plastic Black Framed House of Hampton 'Colored Scents II' Graphic Art Print All images are giclee printed. Giclee printing is a high-quality printing method where prints are made one print at a time. Each print comes complete and ready to hang.... |
Q:
How to pass javascript variable to macros in jinja2 template
<script>
function myFunction() {
var name = "some_string";
var display = "{{ python_function(name) }}";
alert(display);
}
</script>
Above Javascript is writen in jinja2 template. It is supposed to pass javascript variable (i.e. var name) value to python function in macro. I know above code won't solve my purpose as I am not passing javascript variable value correctly to macro. Does anybody have method on passing javascript variable to macro in jinja2 template?
A:
You cannot pass values from javascript to the template that way because the template is going to be rendered before the response goes back to the browser for the javascript engine to evaluate. The only way the template renderer would be able to resolve the value of name specified in the javascript code would be to interpret the string embedded in <script></script>.
Update. Let's look at your second attempt, the one that you say has worked. You have:
<body>
<button onclick="js_fn('{{ py_fn('some_string') }}')">Click me</button>
<script>
function js_fn(variable) {
alert(variable);
}
</script>
</body>
Presumably this is in some partial (say _index.html). A view that has py_fn in scope, loads _index.html, evaluates the string "py_fn('some_string')", and replaces {{ py_fn('some_string') }} with the result of that evaluation. Let's say py_fn is the identity function on strings: it's a unary function that takes a string and immediately returns it. Then, the result of evaluating "py_fn('some_string')" will be the string 'some_string', which will be substituted back, obtaining the final, so-called "rendered" template:
<body>
<button onclick="js_fn('some_string')">Click me</button>
<script>
function js_fn(variable) {
alert(variable);
}
</script>
</body>
This string will be part of the response body of the request, so the browser will dump the button on the window, evaluate the js code inside the script block, which will create a global variable js_fn on the window, which will take something and alert it. The button, when clicked on, will call js_fn with the constant some_string, always. As you can see, there is no passing of values from JS to Python/Flask.
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Hair matrix differentiation. Occurrence in lesions other than pilomatricoma.
The formation of structures resembling hair matrices is the least common form of follicular differentiation and only occurs with any frequency in pilomatricoma. Rarely, follicular cysts and both benign and malignant adnexal tumors can show areas of pilomatricoma-like change, or hair matrix differentiation. Examples of focal hair matrix differentiation in a follicular cyst, a cutaneous mixed tumor, and an adnexal carcinoma are presented. Each of these cases also demonstrates the presence of limited differentiation toward structures of the inner root sheath. |
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It seems impossible to imagine that there are human beings in our society who don’t know it’s wrong to wear redface, skewer an effigy of a Native American Indian, or continue to support professional sports mascots that tokenize, demean or dehumanize Native Americans.
And yet…there it is, everywhere you turn. We have chosen not to share the most horrifying images here on The Good Men Project, but we did want to point out an interesting poster, attributed to the National Congress of American Indians, that gives context to how degrading and racist using Native images and iconography for your mascot really is (photo, above).
If you wouldn’t wear a New York Jews or San Francisco Chinamen hat, you shouldn’t encourage sports teams to use Native images, names or iconography.
As Douglas Miles, artist, writer, designer and owner of Apache Skateboards, and collaborator in What Tribe explains, the poster “embarrasses the viewer into realizing the truth about the mascot issue.”
The truth is this: Today, the only ethnic or racial iconography/imagery being used for team mascots in the United States is done at the expense of Native people, and that reality shows the depths to which we have forgotten about the mass genocide that took place on the land we occupy, and how profoundly we dehumanize the cultures of Native people.
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I’m not saying not to love the team from your city. But we each have a responsibility to speak out against the abuse and exploitation of Native Americans, and not to promote these images by wearing them, sharing them, or buying them.
If you wouldn’t let this exploitation and dehumanization happen to anybody else—Asian Americans, Jewish Americans, Black Americans—then why are you letting it happen here?
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Also read What’s the Difference Between Cultural Appropriation and Cultural Exchange?
*Author’s note: For a detailed history of campaigns to remove Native American Indian names and iconography from sports teams, visit this fantastic collection of information at NativeVillage.org |
So far this season, the Bridgeport Bluefish of the independent Atlantic League have been managed by Roger Clemens, Ozzie Guillen and Jennie Finch, but those aren’t nearly as sweet as the next trio of Bluefish managers.
The club announced that for its game Friday against the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs, it will have three managers that fans of professional wrestling will most certainly recognize: Kevin Nash (aka Diesel), Scott Hall (aka Razor Ramon) and Sean Waltman (aka X-Pac).
Collectively, you know them as nWo, perhaps wrestling’s most famous heel stable after the Four Horsemen. According to the Bluefish, the trio of grapplers will manage the team on the field, plus throw out of the first pitch and participate in a pre-game meet-and-greet.
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While it’s certainly a fun promotion that wrestling fans will mark out for, we have to wonder what these three know about managing a baseball game. Further, how might a baseball game be different when managed by pro wrestlers? A few questions:
• If they don’t like a call, might Hall skip arguing with an umpire and just hit him with his Razor’s Edge finishing move?
• Will the centerfielder run in from behind the base runner on second base and hit him with a steel chair?
• Might the Bluefish catcher throw salt in a batter’s eye while after throwing the ball back to the pitcher (R.I.P. Mr. Fuji).
For the record, if all these things happened, we’d definitely buy a ticket.
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Mike Oz is the editor of Big League Stew on Yahoo Sports. Have a tip? Email him at mikeozstew@yahoo.com or follow him on Twitter! Follow @MikeOz |
package cn.hikyson.godeye.core.helper;
import android.app.Fragment;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import androidx.annotation.NonNull;
import androidx.annotation.Nullable;
public class Test2Fragment extends Fragment {
@Override
public void onCreate(@Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
}
@Nullable
@Override
public View onCreateView(@NonNull LayoutInflater inflater, @Nullable ViewGroup container, @Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) {
View view = new View(getContext());
return view;
}
@Override
public void onDestroyView() {
super.onDestroyView();
}
@Override
public void onDestroy() {
super.onDestroy();
}
}
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Marine Ecology
In the MarEco Lab, we seek to examine the biotic and abiotic interactions that structure marine communities.
Interspecific interactions can regulate populations and communities, through competition, predation, as well as facilitative interactions such as commensalism and mutualism.
On Caribbean coral reefs, sponges are a predominant member of the benthic fauna, providing numerous ecosystem services from filtering water to habitat for other organisms. Previous work has examined the use of sponges by brittlestars in the Florida Keys.
Some of the findings from this research are spotlighted here, including the species-specific association of a sponge-dwelling brittlestar, Ophiothrix lineata, and the tube sponge Callyspongia vaginalis. |
Variables affecting nicotine metabolism.
Nicotine metabolism is exceedingly sensitive to perturbation by numerous host factors. To reduce the large variations and discrepancies in the literature pertaining to nicotine metabolism, investigators in future studies need to recognize and better control these host factors. Recent advances in the understanding of nicotine metabolism have suggested new approaches to elucidating underlying mechanisms of certain toxic effects associated with cigarette smoking. |
<h2>Install <code>workbox-webpack-plugin</code></h2>
<p>Start by installing <code>workbox-webpack-plugin</code> from npm.</p>
<pre class="devsite-terminal devsite-click-to-copy">
npm install workbox-webpack-plugin --save-dev
</pre>
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@using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Localization
@using Volo.Abp.AspNetCore.App
@inject IViewLocalizer Localizer
@model Volo.Abp.AspNetCore.App.LocalizationTestController.PersonModel
<form>
<label asp-for="BirthDate"></label>
<input asp-for="BirthDate" />
</form> |
EXTRALIBS:=-framework Cocoa -framework QuickTime
#-undefined dynamic_lookup
LIBSRC:=sqMacQuicktimeInteface.c
include ../common/Makefile.plugin
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When hunting for deer, or other such wildlife, it is desirable to gain the best tactical position available to increase one's field of vision and to place oneself out of the normal range of sight of the prey. Typically, hunters place themselves up in trees at a height sufficient to achieve the desired tactical position. There exist a large number of portable tree stands that help the hunter to accomplish this goal.
Practically all portable tree stands, however, require a straight, vertical tree so that, when erected, the hunter can sit or stand levelly. Because the frames comprising the seat and platform of such stands are generally fixed, the seat and platform will necessarily lie in the directional orientation of the tree to which the stand is attached. If a tree is slanted away from true vertical, the attached stand will also have that same slanted orientation. This creates a dangerous situation, as the hunter can easily fall out of the stand. Accordingly, such stands must be used on straight, vertical trees.
However, it is often the case that there are no straight vertical trees available in a prime hunting spot. It might happen to be that there are only slanted and leaning trees in that area. If so, the typical portable tree stand can not be safely erected. There do exist certain types of stands whose seats and platforms can be adjusted to provide limited levelling abilities where the tree is leaning towards or away from the perspective of the seated hunter. However, such stands presume an initial straight and vertically oriented erected positioning of the stand in the tree, with the levelling only affecting the distance of the seat and platform of the stand from the tree. All movement from such adjustments take place only in the common vertical plane between the tree and the stand. These types of stands would not be adapted for use in a tree where adjustment occurs obliquely to that common vertical plane such as when the direction of the lean of the tree is sideways with respect to the erected stand. |
Mouse Norovirus infection promotes autophagy induction to facilitate replication but prevents final autophagosome maturation.
Autophagy is a cellular process used to eliminate intracellular pathogens. Many viruses however are able to manipulate this cellular process for their own advantage. Here we demonstrate that Mouse Norovirus (MNV) infection induces autophagy but does not appear to utilise the autophagosomal membrane for establishment and formation of the viral replication complex. We have observed that MNV infection results in lipidation and recruitment of LC3 to the autophagosome membrane but prevents subsequent fusion of the autophagosomes with lysosomes, as SQSTM1 (an autophagy receptor) accumulates and Lysosome-Associated Membrane Protein1 is sequestered to the MNV replication complex (RC) rather than to autophagosomes. We have additionally observed that chemical modulation of autophagy differentially affects MNV replication. From this study we can conclude that MNV infection induces autophagy, however suppresses the final maturation step of this response, indicating that autophagy induction contributes to MNV replication independently of RC biogenesis. |
the device for the treatment of blood pressure - Treatment Options Medicobot
Acupuncture works along with the energy channels (known as meridians) that run through the body and over its surface in regular patterns. These channels of energy are likened to rivers flowing through the body, irrigating and nourishing integral cells and tissues. And that any barrier in the motion of these streams of energy is compared to a dam that serves as support on others.
Sinus Drainage Treatment, the device for the treatment of blood pressure and It Is Easy, Effective and Convenient As Well. Energy consists of Yin and Yang. These are the opposites of energy that need to balance. Yin consists of Dark, cold, passive and negative energy where as Yang consists of light, warm, active and positive energy. An Acupuncturist determines the degree of Yin and Yang someone has and uses pressure sites to rebalance these.
Tiredness is not a symptom that defines any one particular disease. Rather, tiredness can be a symptom of many different diseases and conditions. Causes of tiredness range from lack of sleep and over exercise to medical and surgical treatments. The lack of energy associated with tiredness can sometimes cause difficulty with normal daily activities, leading to problems with attentiveness and concentration.
In addition to needles, cupping and patches are often used for Bell’s Palsy because of their effective results. The doctor might also use electro-stimulation to get the nerves working again. Usually prescribed are herbs, lifestyle changes and therapeutic facial exercises. The doctor might ask you to make sure your windows are closed at night, avoid air conditioners and drafty rooms. If you sleep with a fan, they might ask you to stop.
Endometritis Chronica Acupuncture Therapy, the device for the treatment of blood pressure and Medicobot Online Clinic. A frequent concern expressed in the Medicomat forums is in regards to hands affected by severe arthritis. Due to arthritic deterioration of the joints, some arthritis sufferers will notice a change in their hands' shape and size. |
Q:
Restrict access to my ServiceFabric cluster, only allowing one IP (API Management)
We're increasing the safety of our recently developed software (running on Service Fabric), and want all trafic to go through the API Management. In the load balancer of the SFcluster, you can restrict access on a port level, but where do I restrict access to my cluster on IP-address level? We want to only allow incomming trafic from the API Management, and block everything else, so blacklist all IP-addresses but the API Managemnet IP.
Thanks!
A:
You can use a Network Security Group for this.
A network security group (NSG) contains a list of security rules that
allow or deny network traffic to resources connected to Azure Virtual
Networks (VNet). NSGs can be associated to subnets, individual VMs
(classic), or individual network interfaces (NIC) attached to VMs
(Resource Manager). When an NSG is associated to a subnet, the rules
apply to all resources connected to the subnet. Traffic can further be
restricted by also associating an NSG to a VM or NIC.
This quick start template describes how to deploy one.
More about networking here.
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Today's computer systems typically include many different computers such as servers and general purpose personal computers (such as, desktop and laptop computers) acting as clients that are connected to the servers on a computer network. The servers provide resources to the clients. A server of this distributed architecture can provide resources to clients, on each client's request, around the world and therefore in different time zones. As clients for a server may be in different time zones, users can be expected to request resources from servers at varying times particularly as the working day varies across the globe. |
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