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Mastitis monitoring in general practice.
During the past four years this practice has monitored the incidence of mastitis and treatments on farms involved in a mastitis control scheme. This paper outlines the major features of the control programme from the practice point of view and analyses the data collected during the monitoring. |
Department of Medicine I, Institute of Cancer Research and Comprehensive Cancer Center, Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria.Institute of Inorganic Chemistry and Research Platform “Translational Cancer Therapy Research,” University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria.
Department of Medicine I, Institute of Cancer Research and Comprehensive Cancer Center, Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria.Institute of Inorganic Chemistry and Research Platform “Translational Cancer Therapy Research,” University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria. |
As an increasing amount of information is being provided electronically, the number of sources providing such content is increasing as well. In many cases, a user browsing a Web page through a browser application, for example, might simultaneously view content from multiple sources, each of which might have a distinct domain, host address, or other such source identifier from which the content is provided. In many cases, the user will be unaware that the content is coming from multiple sources other than variations in aspects such as style or layout.
In order to enhance the user experience, many of these content providers would like to be able to communicate information back and forth such that a page displaying content from multiple providers and/or multiple domains can provide a consistent experience based on user interaction. For example, a user viewing an item in an electronic marketplace might select to purchase an item using a “buy it” option in a frame provided from a first domain. There might be other frames on the page corresponding to other domains that can benefit from knowledge that the user purchased the item. For example, if a second domain is advertising alternative items available, once an item is purchased that domain might instead desire to advertise accessories for the purchased item. In any case, it can be desirable to update content in certain domains in response to actions or occurrences in other domains.
Such an approach is not straightforward, however, as most existing browsers and other such applications impose restrictions on cross-domain requests and cross-site scripting (XSS). Thus, a frame on a Web page corresponding to a first domain cannot send information to a second frame on the page corresponding to a second domain. Further, various frames or elements from a common provider may still correspond to different domains, or switch between different domains, such as secure (e.g., using HTTPS) and non-secure (e.g., using HTTP) domains. Thus even pages from the same provider might be unable to determine information about a frame, object, or other element of the page if that element is from another domain.
Further still, for content providers such as electronic marketplaces or electronic retailers, if these providers take advantage of electronic payment cards (e.g., credit or debit cards), then the provider also must comply with payment card industry data security standards (such as PCI DSS). In order to maintain compliance, each of the providers for a Web site has to also be PCI compliant to avoid potential vulnerabilities in the site, which in many instances will not be practical. Thus, while it may be desirable to pull in content from third party providers and interact with that content via JavaScript or another appropriate language, such interaction would generally not comply with the PCI or other such standards. Many other such standards exist for types of content or interaction. |
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WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is calling an alleged Iranian plot to kill Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to the United States a “dangerous escalation” in Iran’s support for terrorism that must draw an international response.
Speaking to a conference in Washington on Wednesday, Clinton urged the rest of the world to join Washington in condemning the alleged scheme, which she said violated U.S. and international law as well as Iran’s treaty obligations to protect diplomats. She said the plot was a “reckless act” that “undermines international norms and the international system,” and said Iran must be held accountable.
Clinton said the Obama administration was working with partners to increase Iran’s isolation to put additional pressure on the Iranian government. |
The effect of slow releasing oral magnesium chloride on the QTc interval of the electrocardiogram during open heart surgery.
Recent work in both animal and human studies emphasizes the value of magnesium in the maintenance of the functional and structural integrity of cardiac muscle. Both intracellular and extracellular magnesium concentrations can vary independently and the serum and red cell magnesium levels may not give an accurate account of intracellular cardiac magnesium deficiency. However, electrocardiographic studies of magnesium levels could provide an accurate index of intracellular cardiac magnesium levels. Twenty-four patients scheduled electively for mitral valve replacement were studied to evaluate the effect of slow releasing oral magnesium chloride on the QTc interval of the electrocardiogram. Although pretreatment QTc values in all patients were not significantly different, there was a highly significant difference between the control group and the treatment group after four days of preoperative treatment with oral magnesium chloride. During the postoperative phase of the trial, all patients developed a similar pattern of increase in QTc interval, reaching a peak at the end of the second day and followed by a decrease over the final two days. All patients who developed arrhythmias postoperatively had not been pretreated (primed) with oral magnesium chloride and had abnormal QTc intervals both before and after operation. The results of this study demonstrate the usefulness of oral magnesium chloride in reducing the QTc interval of the electrocardiogram and so protecting the myocardium against possible arrhythmias. |
Summer’s Eve
Peace of mind has never been so easy to achieve. Summer’s Eve - the gynaecologist-tested, hypoallergenic feminine hygiene range that gently cleanses and refreshes for all-day intimate comfort and confidence. So mild and gentle, you can use them daily to feel cool, clean and confident. Enjoy the freedom to go wherever life takes you with Summer’s Eve. |
I always thought he loved music....When I play hammered dulcimer, Stormy curls up contentedly under the h.d.When I play mountain dulcimer, he sits beside me so that my left elbow rests upon himWhen I attempt bowing my McSpadden, he sits on the floor in front of me, staring at me, in attack position. Hmmmm..... Maybe this isn't yet "music."
Related by poodle?? Why not. I think that makes for a wonderful family. I have two, the good dog and the bad dog. Biscuit is the good dog. He is a very serious animal with scrupulous attention to duty. Bela, on the other hand, is a little tart and party girl. They couldn't be more diverse. Biscuit is the music lover. Bela doesn't have the patience. |
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Blog: Scotland’s Panama Papers
When the Panama Papers scandal broke two years ago, few would have thought such murkiness would wash up on the shores of Scotland. The use and abuse of shell companies to facilitate massive tax evasion, money laundering and organised crime didn’t happen here. Or so we thought.
A naïve belief that Scotland was somehow beyond the shady world of global finance and international crime has been shattered by good investigative journalism from The Herald, confirming that we are not so different to Panama. The reality is that no country in the world is immune from international crime. But that doesn’t mean to say we should make it easy for fraudsters.
While Scottish Limited Partnerships (SLPs) have been a respected and legitimate business model for over a century, this vehicle |
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How stupid is this??
Obviously, you are not a happy person if you are an atheist and have to write about it on a cardboard boxstuck in the back of your car. For the sake of anything you love, why don't you buy a Darwin fish or some type of catchy bumper sticker instead of putting some junk like that in the parking lot of a university? How embarrassing.
I don't concur. You say yourself it's in the parking lot of a university. I would see this and think this car belongs to an atheist who is happy and frugal, spending money on their life, fun and education, not professional bumper decals.
I would also think this is someone who is sick of the assumption that anyone happy must have "found gawd" or conversely that you can't be happy if you haven't.
I don't think it's embarrassing at all. It's frugal. They are recycling a box. It's not tiny print that you have to rear-end someone to read, like a lot of bumper stickers. If they say they are happy, why say they are not happy?
OR, you're perfectly happy and sick of people implying that you're not just because you haven't "found Gawd"...
Now, if you equate being frustrated with a misconception and being generally unhappy, I guess you got me; however, if you think of general happiness as something that can exist for a person even while said person is frustrated with other people's misconceptions, then your argument doesn't hold water.
Bottom line to me is: Really? Who are you to judge whether someone is happy or not based on them claiming that they ARE? That's right up there with saying that anyone who has an atheist (or christian, or jewish, or pastafarian, or whatever) bumper sticker of any kind couldn't possibly actually be that thing because after all "if you're so desperate to say that" then "typically you are trying to hard and in reality, are not" atheist (or christian, or jewish, or pastafarian, or whatever).
Seriously. What's wrong with taking it at face value that the person is atheist and happy (and happened to want to say so with a home-made sign instead of shelling out money for a mass-market bumper sticker)? |
Doctors say Florida deputy Jeremie Nix's quick-thinking and swift actions kept baby Kingston alive. |
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Developmental tracing of oocyte development in gonadal soma-derived factor deficiency medaka (Oryzias latipes) using a transgenic approach.
Gonadal soma-derived factor (gsdf) is reported to be a male initiator in medaka based on loss- and gain- of function via targeted disruption, or transgenic over-expression. However, little is known about how gsdf promotes undifferentiated gonad entry into male pathways or prevents entry into the female pathway. We utilized a visible folliculogenesis system with a reporter cassette of dual-color fluorescence expression to identify difference between oocyte development from wildtype and gsdf deficiency medaka. A red fluorescent protein (RFP) is driven by a major component of the synaptonemal complex (SYCP3) promoter which enables RFP expression solely in oocytes after the onset of meiosis, and a histone 2b-EGFP fused protein (H2BEGFP) under the control of an elongation factor (EF1α) promoter, wildly used as a mitotic reporter of cell cycle. This mitosis-meiosis visible switch revealed that early meiotic oocytes present in gsdf deficiency were more than those in wildtype ovaries, corresponding to the decrease of inhibin expression detected by real-time qPCR analysis, suggesting gsdf is tightly involved in the process of medaka oocyte development at early stage. |
The historical social positioning of nursing and medicine: implications for career choice, early socialization and interprofessional collaboration.
For almost half a century, research has identified that effective teamwork is essential in order to enhance care provision and health outcomes for patients. Although the value of teamwork is well-recognized in healthcare, the historically rooted dynamics of workplace relationships create a myriad of challenges to creating collaborative teams. Understanding the history of interpersonal dynamics between health professionals can provide direction for future interprofessional education and collaboration strategies. The aim of this paper is to provide a historical overview of the social positioning of nursing and medicine in the context of interprofessional collaboration. Few professions work as closely as nursing and medicine. Despite the well-recognized benefits of interprofessional collaboration, these two professions are often socially positioned in opposition to one another and depicted as adversarial. This analysis will seek to advance our understanding of the historical roots between these two professions and their relationships with and among each other in relation to career choice, early socialization and patient care delivery. An exploration of the historical social positioning of nursing and medicine can provide an enhanced understanding of the barriers to interprofessional collaboration and inform future successes in interprofessional education and practice among all health and social care professions. |
Now, I’m not quite as excited about this one as I am the Deadpool announcement, but it looks like they’re going to do the reboot right. Somehow, a Terminator is sent back before the first Terminator was sent back and he destroyed the original first Terminator, now Sarah saves Reese, etc, yadda yadda yadda.
I just hope they do the original justice. With Arnold in there, it’s going to be interesting to see what he gets into, how they’re going to play him, how they’re going to explain the aging process, etc. I know the original Terminators were to be able to blend in with the humans, so aging was built in as part of their ‘DNA’ structure, but we’ll have to wait and see. |
New Handbook Of Military Signaling
B&W Illustrations; This is a small format book. The book is in Good only condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The spine ends and corners of the book covers have some bumping and rubbing. The book has some bowing (possibly from being stuck in a pocket). The covers have some discoloration and tidemarking, especially to the bottom edges. The rear cover has patches of discoloration. The title has been inked on the spine by a former owner. The text pages are clean, but have tidemarking and water spotting to the bottom edges. There is a previous owner's inked name on the front endpaper and penciled name and company on the front pastedown page. "Military communications or military signals involve all aspects of communications, or conveyance of information, by armed forces. Military communications span from pre-history to the present. The earliest military communications were delivered by runners. Later, communications progressed to visual and audible signals, and then advanced into the electronic age. Examples from Jane's Military Communications include text, audio, facsimile, tactical ground-based communications, terrestrial microwave, tropospheric scatter, naval, satellite communications systems and equipment, surveillance and signal analysis, encryption and security and direction-finding and jamming." (from Wikipedia) |
By now you may have seen a rumor floating around about BioWare Austin developing a new Knights of the Old Republic game. Don’t get your hopes up too much: It’s based on old info. If BioWare ever does make a new KOTOR, it won’t be for a very long time.
The rumors originated from Liam Robertson, who helps operate the channel Unseen64 and said on a podcast last week that he’d heard BioWare’s Austin-based studio was making a new version of the classic Star Wars RPG. As transcribed by a Star Wars fan site, Robertson said: “I’ve learned now that [BioWare Austin is] pretty much now exclusively working on Star Wars games and they’re going to be doing that for the indefinite future. What they’re currently working on right now—and I have this on good authority—is a sort of remake/revival of Knights of the Old Republic. I don’t know when this is set to come out, but it has been in development for a little while now.”
Rumors like this pop up all the time, often fizzling just as quickly, but this one saw traction, making its way to the front of r/games as well as major video game websites like PC Gamer and GameSpot. Those sites combined Robertson’s rumor with a vague tweet from BioWare writer Drew Karpyshyn and voila: news. By now the internet regurgitation machine shouldn’t be too shocking:
Problem is, this is old info. What I’ve heard separately, from people familiar with goings-on at the studio, is that BioWare Austin did indeed play around with a Knights of the Old Republic prototype, but that it hasn’t been greenlit and is not currently in development. I’ve also heard that the majority of BioWare Austin is working on the company’s new IP, which is headed up by BioWare’s Edmonton studio and should be officially announced at E3. That new IP is a Destiny-ish game code-named Dylan, as Liam Robertson correctly reported in a separate Patreon post.
I reached out to Robertson this morning to clear things up and he sent over the following e-mail:
Going to hold my hands up here - I think I just misheard some of the Austin stuff when I was talking on Skype, so I may have misspoke there. There’s also the element that I had no notes in front of me and just sort of rambled on from memory. I did not expect these few select statements to blow up (oops). I’m used to having the opportunity to just release follow-up notices on the Patreon with any updates and corrections. My bad there. Let me clarify that I don’t think KOTOR’s a current project. From the same people I learned about Dylan from, I did hear that they prototyped a KOTOR revival at Austin a while back. I believe it may have evolved into something else since then or fizzled out since then. I’m still confident Austin is doing something Star Wars related though and I’m confident in that. I actually did know that they were contributing towards Dylan since I originally found out about it when I was researching Austin’s Shadow Realms, so if I said exclusively, then that was admittedly a mistake.
BioWare didn’t respond immediately to a request for comment. Don’t let the headlines get your hopes up too much, though. And, yes, I apologize for delaying this game. |
Hydrometallurgical treatment of metal bearing materials, such as copper ores, concentrates, and other metal bearing materials, has been well established for many years. Typically, conventional hydrometallurgical processes for copper recovery involve leaching metal bearing materials with an acidic solution, either atmospherically or under conditions of elevated temperature and pressure. The resultant process stream—the pregnant leach solution—is recovered, and a processing step such as solvent extraction is used to form a highly concentrated and relatively pure metal value containing aqueous phase. One or more metal values may then be electrowon from this aqueous phase.
Certain ores consume a relatively high amount of acid during acidic leaching. Thus, highly acid consuming ores have conventionally been more expensive to process through acidic leaching. Highly acid consuming copper containing ores include copper carbonates, such as azurite and malachite, among other types of minerals.
Certain ores and/or flotation tailings contain a mix of oxides and sulfides of one or more metals associated with highly acid consuming gangue materials such as carbonates. These mixed materials may be problematic in acid leaching because of the highly acid consuming nature of the gangue minerals and because sulfide minerals leach more slowly and less completely than oxide minerals, causing low metal recovery and plant design complications.
Accordingly, processes that allow for metal recovery from highly acid consuming ores without the need for acid leaching would be advantageous. |
Ceftobiprole medocaril: a new generation beta-lactam.
Ceftobiprole is a novel parenteral cephalosporin with high affinity for most penicillin-binding proteins, including the mecA product penicillin-binding protein (PBP) 2a, rendering it active against methicillin-resistant staphylococci. Its in vitro activity against staphylococci and multiresistant pneumococci, combined with its Gram-negative spectrum comparable to that of other extended-spectrum cephalosporins, its stability against a wide range of beta-lactamases and its pharmacokinetic and safety profile make ceftobiprole an attractive new antimicrobial agent. Because of its low water solubility, ceftobiprole is administered intravenously as a prodrug, ceftobiprole medocaril. Ceftobiprole medocaril is generally well tolerated (with the exception of a caramel-like taste disturbance). Ceftobiprole medocaril has been evaluated in two phase III clinical trials for the treatment of complicated skin infections and skin structure infections. Its broad spectrum of activity may allow ceftobiprole to be used as monotherapy for some infections where combination therapy would otherwise be required, especially regimens requiring coverage of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). |
The vaunter is the braggart. He’s the one whose presence fills the air with an inflated ego that often turns the majority of us completely off.
Sad to say, the role of the vaunter is so commonplace in society that most of us never take time to observe its effects or consider its bane outcomes. Yet if we’re truly looking for a happier, higher and more wholesome existence, we need to give vaunting a closer look.
If you’ve ever met a vaunter and/or suspect you might be one yourself, you’ll find today’s podcast to be of interest. More than exploring the mindset and role of the vaunter, this podcast examines what can happen to any of us when our pride puffs up in unattractive, and often exclusionary, ways.
The following podcast provides some food for thought on the topic and delivers an opportunity for you to practice some present day emotional intelligence.
One day soon, your own profile may suddenly rise to new heights. When it does, you’ll want to keep your own dragon in check and continue to embrace and value all those “regular folks” around you. |
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Biography
I am a 2nd year PhD student in statistics. I am currently working on my Advanced Data Analysis project under the supervision of Ann Lee and Peter Freeman. We work on depicting galaxy morphology evolution by estimating and comparing conditional distribution of morphological summary statistics given redshift.
I grew up in Tonghua, China. I received my Bachelor degree from Tsinghua University in Economics, Finance and Mathematics. In my free time I like reading, watching/playing sports. |
Our very own Karl Betz was our speaker for May.
With representatives from various organizations such as the Boy Scouts,
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, local fire and police
departments, Karl did an outstanding job introducing us to the local venomous
snakes. The main focus of the talk was on proper identification, variations
in appearances, differences between cottonmouths and water snakes, and
coral snakes and their mimics. The presentation also included a few tips
on how to react to one when encountered in the wild.
Karl has been a longtime keeper of snakes, including
venomous ones and is currently the Vice President of the Southeastern
Hot Herp Society, which is a relatively new organization that disseminates
as much information as possible to those who keep venomous reptiles and
those who are just interested. |
Chain and other elongated lifting and load-bearing devices such as rope, wire rope, cables, straps and the like are often used either intentionally or unintentionally up to and beyond their rated load-bearing capacity or working capacity. When chain and the like are used in this way, and the rated capacity is exceeded, the chain or other lifting or load-bearing elongated devices may fail. When the failure occurs, other damage may be associated with the event and, in certain circumstances, there are attempts to recover damages based upon liability associated with failure of the chain or other load bearing devices. In these circumstances, it would be helpful to determine whether the rated load bearing capacity for the chain or other elongated lifting or load bearing device has been exceeded; if so, it is believed that the failure to stay within the rated load bearing capacity will provide important exculpatory evidence for use in defending claims of liability against manufacturers of the chain or other load bearing devices.
For that reason, it is believed that a device for incorporation into, or for use in association with, a chain or other elongated load bearing device would have value in the industry if it was capable of indicating when the rated load bearing capacity or working capacity of the chain or other elongated load bearing device is exceeded. While devices that indicate load exist, these devices are relatively cumbersome and either awkward to use or so expensive as to make use as an indicator of exceeded load bearing capacity impractical for commercial uses.
While load cells are a possibility, they are relatively expensive and they also generally require a source of electricity. Incorporation of such an indication device into an elongated load-bearing device such as a rope, chain or other simple load bearing device is believed to be impractical unless the cost of such devices can be significantly reduced and the challenge of providing electricity to the device is resolved simply and effectively.
The present invention provides simple and reliable solutions to these and other problems. |
Q:
JsonResult with Html encoding
I have to return a JsonResult, which contains some HTML.
so, something like:
return Json(new { id="guid", html="<param id='id'/>" });
However, when I get the result back , the angle brackets are encoded as u003e, u003c
, etc..
I tried various encoders but can't figure this one out. Anyone run into this?
I can return a Content(string) with the Response.ContentType = "application/json" without this issue, but my json object is pretty complex and I would prefer to return a JsonResult if possible.
Thanks!
A:
That's just Unicode. Once you show it in the browser it will look fine (if the browser is your client application).
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insert = SearchType.create('sthpw/schema')
insert.set_value('code', """sample3d""")
insert.set_value('description', """sample3d test""")
insert.set_value('schema', """<schema parent="__NONE__">
<search_type name='prod/sequence'/>
<search_type name='prod/shot'/>
<search_type name='prod/asset'/>
<connect from='prod/shot' to='prod/sequence' relationship='code' type='hierarchy'/>
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</schema>""")
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Q:
How do I know if home brews are safe to drink?
I received a true beginner's homebrew kit from a relative as a Christmas gift, decided to attempt a brew and followed the directions as close to perfect as I could.
After the entire process was completed I wound up with something that did not really pour, smell or look like beer. Obviously I have done something wrong and need to try again, but my question is:
Assuming an enthusiast observes a respectable level of sanitation in the process of the brew, but perhaps severely deviates from the instructions at some point in the process, how can they tell if their brew is actually fit (or unfit) to drink? Are there tell-tale smells/colours/heads that indicate a "spoiled" beverage?
A:
I have personally drunk beer that was unintentionally sour, and smelled like a sewer, without a problem.*
If it has alcohol, and a low-ish pH (was made from reasonable water, barley and hops) then it is, according to history, safe. Many contaminating bacteria will produce acetic or lactic acids under these conditions, but they are also safe to drink.
If you really screw things up, (forget to add yeast, drop dead mouse in there) maybe its possible to grow some listeria or something, but you'd probably find the smell to be intolerable.
Typical beer infections will produce various levels bad flavors along with some scum on top of the bottled beer (since yeast produce bubbles and foam when working, this scum might not be visible until the yeast are completely finished, usually after the beer has been bottled). Some kinds of bacteria will also give a ropey (snotty) texture to the beer, but even this is safe to drink. This page lists common beer off-flavors, note that danger isn't discussed, because there really isn't any.
And if you contaminant is a wild yeast, the beer might turn out OK (or even great) after a long aging, despite initially smelling horrible.
*Not a beer that I made
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Q:
Is it safe to use placement new on 'this' pointer
Current Implementation
I have a class containing unique_ptr fields which depend on one other:
class ResourceManager {
ResourceManager() {}
ResourceManager(A* a_ptr) :
b_ptr(new B(a)),
c_ptr(new C(b_ptr.get())) {}
ResourceManager& operator=(ResourceManager&& that) {
// Call destructor, then construct a new instance on top
~ResourceManager();
ResourceManager* new_this = new(this) ResourceManager();
// Surely this must be the case, right?
// Is there any reason to prefer using either?
assert(new_this == this);
new_this->b_ptr = that.b_ptr;
new_this->c_ptr = that.c_ptr;
return *new_this;
}
unique_ptr<B> b;
unique_ptr<C> c;
};
Use case
The use case here is that I would like to reassign new values to the pointers, whilst keeping the ResourceManager as a stack-allocated variable, or as a non-pointer class member.
With my current setup I imagine using it something like this:
A a, another_a;
ResourceManager r(&a);
// Use r...
// Destroy old ResourceManager and create the new one in place.
r = ResourceManager(&another_a);
The reason this is even a problem is due to the fact that B and C are non-assignable (for e.g. file streams)
Ugly Alternative
An alternative uglier (and dangerous) method would be to explicitly reset the unique_ptr fields crucially in reverse order (remember that C depends on B, and hence must be destructed first), effectively mimicking the default destruction behaviour.
ResourceManager& operator=(ResourceManager&& that) {
// Mimic destructor call (reverse-order destruction)
c_ptr.reset();
b_ptr.reset();
b_ptr = that.b_ptr;
c_ptr = that.c_ptr;
return *this;
}
Note that a wrong implementation would be to simply use the default assignment operator for ResourceManager. This will assign the field in-order which implies in-order destruction of the unique_ptrs, whereas we require reverse-order destruction.
Questions
Is this usage of this pointer with placement new and the explicit destructor call safe?
Must I use the returned new_this pointer as opposed to the original this pointer (for example, if the this pointer technically becomes invalidated after calling the destructor)?
Are there any better suggested ways to achieve this? If add more such unique_ptr fields to the class, I would have to make sure that I add a copy to the assignment operator. For instance, is it possible to call the move constructor instead, like so:
ResourceManager& operator=(ResourceManager&& that) {
// Call destructor
~ResourceManager();
// Move-construct a new instance on top
ResourceManager* new_this = new(this) ResourceManager(that);
return *new_this;
}
A:
Your solution seems overly complex.
I would code it like this:
class ResourceManager {
ResourceManager() {}
ResourceManager(A* a_ptr) :
b_ptr(new B(a)),
c_ptr(new C(b_ptr.get())) {}
ResourceManager& operator=(ResourceManager&& that)
{
// the order of these moves/assignments is important
// The old value of *(this->c_ptr) will be destroyed before
// the old value of *(this->b_ptr) which is good because *c_ptr presumably
// has an unprotected pointer to *b_ptr.
c_ptr = std::move(that.c_ptr);
b_ptr = std::move(that.b_ptr);
// (a better solution might be to use shared_ptr<B> rather than unique_ptr<B>
return *this;
}
unique_ptr<B> b_ptr;
unique_ptr<C> c_ptr;
};
Note: When the move assignment returns, that will "empty" meaning both that.b_ptr and that.c_ptr are nullptr. This is the expected result of a move assignment.
Or if "reconstructing" the target of the assignment is important (assuming there's extra code not shown in this example that makes it so) I might add a move constructor and a swap method like so:
ResourceManager(ResourceManager&& that)
: b_ptr(std::move(that.b_ptr)),
c_ptr(std::move(that.c_ptr))
{
}
void swap(ResourceManager & that)
{
b_ptr.swap(that.b_ptr);
c_ptr.swap(that.c_ptr);
}
ResourceManager& operator=(ResourceManager&& that)
{
ResourceManager temp(std::move(that));
this->swap(temp);
return *this;
}
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Q:
Is my mx record affected if I forward my domain?
My domain host (not webhost) is GoDaddy. I set up the MX record to point to Gmail. I use a free host (say examplehost.com) without static IP, so cannot set my A record to that examplehost.com. So I forwarded my domain to that examplehost.com, is my mx record broken? (no longer works with Gmail).
A:
After waiting a while, now my gmail accounts for custom domains have received emails. So I guess the answer is NO, it's not broken.
Hope it helps someone later
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Q:
What's better? Countries, States and Cities on DataBase or not?
I'm developing a website with PHP & MySQL where users can sign up. In the sign up form they need to fill up country, state and city. I want to know if it's a good idea to save it on my database or not. I'm confused because Facebook, google, and others have autocomplete forms where those input tags suggest you country, state and even cities.
A:
You should not save all three separately, like country_id, state_id and city_id. The reason being that this is redundant information. A city implicitly belongs to a state belongs to a country. You are not gaining any information by saving them as separate values, and are only introducing the risk of messing up the data (since you could save Japan, Washington, Berlin as a set, which is invalid and inconsistent information).
You should create an hierarchical tree in your database. Cities have a parent state have a parent country. Then you only need to ask the user for their city and all the other information is implicit. Where you get that data from is a different topic. You can try Google's API, for instance.
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Hi
I visited my local LFS today in order to glean info whilst snooping at their Marine Pro setups - though they are runnning at a hugely larger capacity than what I intend - thankfully they know me well
It was mentioned, that seeming that I have no immediate ambition in setting up a 'pure' coral reef biotope - that it may be feasible for me to run a sumpless & continuous inboard flow system with a skimmer & additional powerheads -whilst the LR will act as the Bio filtration - I have noticed one of their tanks that has been running for several years setup like this with no detrimental problems- any thoughts on this guys??
This would obviously 'free-up' cash to spend on other things?
Now the other thing is, is that I was advised it would be better not to house my intended marine tank in my conservatory (really it is a block extension with a tinted/clear perspex roof - no sunlight hits the tank), and that I should possibly move my intended marine tank into my lounge & put my FW trops into the conservatory instead. |
>
> Well, the dispatcher is quite safe even if it's initialized more than
> once and even concurrently. Being a namespace-scope object is quite
> sufficient for it. But state names, which are std::strings, are quite
> fragile in this way. And unfortunately volatile flags won't help here.
> |
Smoltz is currently a baseball analyst for MLB Network and Fox, which happens to own broadcast rights to all the USGA championships, including the U.S. Senior Open. The tournament is in the middle of the MLB season, but we're guessing his bosses will have no problem giving him the time off to play. |
A Michigan State University surgeon is teaming up with a Lansing-area dental benefits firm on a clinical trial to create a simple, cost-effective saliva test to detect oral cancer, a breakthrough that would drastically improve screening and result in fewer people dying of the world's sixth most common cancer. |
Antifragile: How to Live in a World We Don’t Understand by Nassim Nicholas Taleb
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Nassim Taleb, scourge of the banking sector, has a new target: orange juice
(an unhealthy cocktail of sugars). In fact, breakfast gets a mauling. And
trainers (the shoes and the fitness “gurus”). Be prepared. You will have to
engage with the crisis of capitalism alongside homespun injunctions: wear
sock-style shoes to mimic walking barefoot; “just drink wine, water and
coffee”; exercise isn’t enough, get hungry through fasting.
The central thesis of Antifragile: How to Live in a World We Don’t
Understand is easy enough to summarise. What is the opposite of
fragility? It is not quite robustness because there is |
The 13C + 9Be reactions have been measured using a 13C beam with an incident energy of 90MeV. The 17O excitation energy spectra have been reconstructed from the detected 13C + coincidences. A number of the 17O states has been observed and their structure has been discussed in relation to the well-known 16O cluster states. |
Printed wiring boards have conductors of conductive metal extending from one pad to another so that components can be mounted on the printed wiring board and connected to the pad to provide complex, extensive interconnections without the expense and chance of error in individual wiring. Single layer printed wiring boards are well known but suffer from the problem of crossing conductors. In order to overcome the crossover problem, multi-layer printed wiring boards are provided. These multi-layer printed wiring boards have conductors on plural layers. Interconnections between layers are provided by vias. The vias are in the form of holes through the boards. The holes are plated to make contact with the printed wiring on each of the appropriate layers.
Pads are provided on the conductors so that connection can be made to the components. These pads are commonly coated with solder and connections are made by reflow of the solder. When the component pad or lead is in contact with the pad on the printed wiring board, sufficient heat is applied to melt the solder on the pad so that it reflows into a connection with the component. The component may be connected by means of a lead frame on a package, individual wiring, or by placement of a leadless chip carrier with its pads directly in contact with the pads on the printed wiring board.
When such a pad is adjacent a via, reflow heating of the solder on the pad on the printed wiring board may permit the solder to run through the adjacent via. Such would starve the joint and would produce molten solder on the backside of the printed wiring board adjacent the via opening. Both are undesirable and should be eliminated.
Excess solder on the pad to accommodate for such outflow reduces control of the solder pad height, and thus is an undesirable adjunct of the prior practice. In addition, it is present practice to make the solder pads on the printed wiring board of greater length than the solder pad on the leadless chip carrier because this greater length is required to place the via outside the periphery of the leadless chip carrier. When the via is eliminated, the leadless chip carrier mounting pads on the printed wiring board need only extend to the periphery of the leadless chip carrier, which is termed zero-extension style pad patterns. Zero-extension style leadless chip carrier pad patterns may be less solder-height sensitive for good quality solder joints and are expected to allow for automated solder joint inspection and increased component spacing density. |
include(Platform/HP-UX-HP)
__hpux_compiler_hp(CXX)
set(CMAKE_CXX_CREATE_PREPROCESSED_SOURCE "<CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER> <DEFINES> <FLAGS> -E <SOURCE> > <PREPROCESSED_SOURCE>")
set(CMAKE_CXX_CREATE_ASSEMBLY_SOURCE
"<CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER> <DEFINES> <FLAGS> -S <SOURCE>"
"mv `basename \"<SOURCE>\" | sed 's/\\.[^./]*$$//'`.s <ASSEMBLY_SOURCE>"
"rm -f `basename \"<SOURCE>\" | sed 's/\\.[^./]*$$//'`.o"
)
set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_DEBUG_INIT "-g")
set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_MINSIZEREL_INIT "+O3 -DNDEBUG")
set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE_INIT "+O2 -DNDEBUG")
set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELWITHDEBINFO_INIT "-g")
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Novel potent and selective inhibitors of p90 ribosomal S6 kinase reveal the heterogeneity of RSK function in MAPK-driven cancers.
The p90 ribosomal S6 kinase (RSK) family of serine/threonine kinases is expressed in a variety of cancers and its substrate phosphorylation has been implicated in direct regulation of cell survival, proliferation, and cell polarity. This study characterizes and presents the most selective and potent RSK inhibitors known to date, LJH685 and LJI308. Structural analysis confirms binding of LJH685 to the RSK2 N-terminal kinase ATP-binding site and reveals that the inhibitor adopts an unusual nonplanar conformation that explains its excellent selectivity for RSK family kinases. LJH685 and LJI308 efficiently inhibit RSK activity in vitro and in cells. Furthermore, cellular inhibition of RSK and its phosphorylation of YB1 on Ser102 correlate closely with inhibition of cell growth, but only in an anchorage-independent growth setting, and in a subset of examined cell lines. Thus, RSK inhibition reveals dynamic functional responses among the inhibitor-sensitive cell lines, underscoring the heterogeneous nature of RSK dependence in cancer. Two novel potent and selective RSK inhibitors will now allow a full assessment of the potential of RSK as a therapeutic target for oncology. |
If you’re like many who work in an industrial setting, a laboratory or some other environment in which pressure gauges are indispensable, chances are you’re unacquainted with how important diaphragm seals are. A diaphragm seal separates a gauge from the process medium using a thin, flexible metal diaphragm. Such seals are used in industries as […] |
You can wear your heart on your sleeve, but what about your nails? Yep, that works, too! This seriously cute nail art look was dreamed up by polish pro Elizabeth Monson, who was inspired by Burberry’s fall show. The nail guru noticed the little love symbols were mid with leopard print pieces on the runway, but she was all about the sweet stuff. "I focused on the hearts because I like the repetition of one pattern," says Monson. "It really catches your eye."
Show your fingertips some affection by recreating the lovely look in five easy steps! |
[Paying more attention on the effects of excimer laser corneal refractive surgeries on the corneal biomechanical integrality].
Until now, in the territory of surgical methods, excimer laser refractive surgeries have being the main stream for correcting the ametropic eyes. The main cause of iatrogenic corneal ectasia and keratoconus, one of the most severe complications of corneal refractive surgeries, is the destruction of corneal biomechanics. Keeping corneal biomechanical integrality is the basis for long term effectiveness, stableness, and safety of the corneal refractive surgeries. The reasonable indication and surgical method decision, perioperative medical cares play very important roles in preventing those severe complications. |
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8Realms is a browser-based strategy game from Jagex. Featuring a bright, comical style and a focus on less competitive but more strategic empire-building, 8Realms is welcoming and easy to play.
8Realms tasks players with taking a meager village from its ancient days, and growing it through eight “Ages” of progress. Players build, research, gather resources, trade, and conquer in this easy-to-learn HTML-based game. As there is no player-versus-player features, competition instead comes from capturing and holding the most land and luxuries to raise your culture above others. |
Levels of CO2 in arterial blood of carp under carbon dioxide anesthesia.
The application of carbon dioxide anesthesia to fish has been studied in order to find a method of transport of live fish. In the continuation of this study, the levels of arterial PaO2, PaCO2 and pH were examined in carp anesthetized with carbon dioxide. In the initial stage of the anesthesia, both PaO2 and PaCO2 increased. In the following stage, PaCO2 gradually decreased. An increase or decrease in PaO2 seems to depend on the levels of PaCO2 during anesthesia. On the other hand, ECG (electrocardiogram) profiles of anesthetized carp indicate that a gradual increase in R-R interval is coupled with a gradual decline of the opercular rate. |
ACL2-PC::CASESPLIT
Example:
(casesplit (< x y)) -- assuming that we are at the top of the
conclusion, add (< x y) as a new top-level
hypothesis in the current goal, and create a
subgoal identical to the current goal except
that it has (not (< x y)) as a new top-level
hypothesis
General Form:
(casesplit expr &optional use-hyps-flag do-not-flatten-flag)
When the current subterm is the entire conclusion, this instruction
adds expr as a new top-level hypothesis, and create a subgoal
identical to the existing current goal except that it has the
negation of expr as a new top-level hypothesis. See also claim.
The optional arguments control the use of governors and the
``flattening'' of new hypotheses, as we now explain.
The argument use-hyps-flag is only of interest when there are
governors. (To read about governors, see the documentation for the
command hyps). In that case, if use-hyps-flag is not supplied or is
nil, then the description above is correct; but otherwise, it is not
expr but rather it is (implies govs expr) that is added as a new
top-level hypothesis (and whose negation is added as a top-level
hypothesis for the new goal), where govs is the conjunction of the
governors.
If do-not-flatten-flag is supplied and not nil, then that is
all there is to this command. Otherwise (thus this is the default),
when the claimed term (first argument) is a conjunction (and) of
terms and the claim instruction succeeds, then each (nested)
conjunct of the claimed term is added as a separate new top-level
hypothesis. Consider the following example, assuming there are no
governors.
(casesplit (and (and (< x y) (integerp a)) (equal r s)) t)
Three new top-level hypotheses are added to the current goal, namely
(< x y), (integerp a), and (equal r s). In that case, only
one hypothesis is added to create the new goal, namely the negation
of (and (< x y) (integerp a) (equal r s)). If the negation of this
term had been claimed, then it would be the other way around: the
current goal would get a single new hypothesis while the new goal
would be created by adding three hypotheses. |
Foreign Bodies
Aetiology
They are mostly seen in children and may be organic or inorganic. Pieces of paper, chalk,buttons,pebbles and seeds are the common objects. Pledges of cotton or swabs may be left in the nose accidently.
Clinical Features
Patient may present immediately if the history of foreign body is known. If overlooked, the child presents with unilateral nasal discharge which is often foul-smelling and occasionally blood-stained. It is a dictum that “if a child presents with unilateral, foul smelling nasal discharge, foreign body must be executed”. Occasionally a radiograph of the noise is useful to confirm and localize a foreign body if it is radio-opaque.
Treatment
pieces of paper or cotton swabs can easily removed with a pair of forceps. Rounded foreign bodies can be removed by passing a blunt hook, past the foreign body and gently dragging it forward along the floor. In babies and uncooperative children, general anaesthesia with cuffed endotracheal tubes is used. Patient is placed in rose’s position, a pack inserted into the nasopharynx and the foreign body reteieved with a forceps or a hook. Foreign bodies loged far behind in the nose may need to be pushed into the nasophyarynx before removal.
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First Centre in Kerala and one of the pioneer institutes in India to conduct the DRAF3 surgery which is the best and the latest available surgical solution for the repeated problem of nasal polyps and fungal sinusitis. |
Adrenaline junkies go snowboarding on New Zealand glacier
It’s a piste of cake: When a glacier is in mint condition you’ve got to get your teeth into it.
A run gouged in the glacier is used to jump a natural half-pipe (Picture: Caters)
As challenges go it is a bit tougher than a blue run in Méribel but adrenaline junkies Jussi Oksanen and his professional snowboarding pals had good reason to jump into thin air in Methven, New Zealand.
‘This year there wasn’t much snow so we were looking for different, creative things to ride and shoot and that’s how we ended up with some unique shots like these,’ he said.
The pictures were taken by Jeff Curtes, from Wisconsin, US, who said: ‘We pick terrain because it generally looks right and doable. When Jussi and the team saw the ice their eyes lit up with possibilities.’ |
Fellas, be glad that Abe Pollin didn’t live to see this. Because this would’ve killed him from sheer embarrassment.
In addition, federal authorities and MPD are investigating the incident. I’m not sure why the feds are involved, as this would likely be an MPD investigation, but if the reports are corroborated, Arenas and Crittenton could face felony firearms charges.
The best comment so far is from abias, a commenter at DC Sports Bog: “Judging by the way they’ve been shooting on the court, was anybody really in danger?” |
Her intentions were to disapprove how I looked. This was sweat shaming. - Amy Roe on her experience with a woman in line at Starbucks
About three weeks ago, a sweaty Amy Roe was waiting in line at a Starbucks in Seattle, Washington. She'd been out for a run. And as she stood there in her sweatshirt and baseball cap, she heard the comment: "You look like you just did a class ... or swimming?"
It came from a nicely-dressed woman, commenting on her appearance. Amy Rowe didn't quite know what to say.
Later, she decided there was a name for what had just happened. She had been "sweat shamed."
Amy Roe is a writer as well as a runner, so she put fingers to keyboard and wrote an article about her experience for the British newspaper, The Guardian. That column stirred up a substantial reaction. Amy Roe joined us from Seattle to talk about it.
For their thoughts on the debate Amy Roe's column sparked on exercise, privilege, gender equity and whether the idea of shaming is being pushed too far, we were joined by two people.
Shireen Ahmed is a sports activist, athlete and writer. She was in Mississagua, Ontario.
is a sports activist, athlete and writer. She was in Mississagua, Ontario. Jonathan Kay is the Editor of The Walrus. He was in our Toronto studio.
Have you been sweat shamed? Are we taking the whole "shaming" phenomenon too far?
Find us on Facebook. On Twitter we're @thecurrentcbc. Or send us an email.
This segment was produced by The Current's Julian Uzielli.
Brené Brown: Listening to shame
Brené Brown is a research professor at the University of Houston's Graduate College of Social Work. She has spent the better part of a decade studying shame -- what it is, how it works and how it works on us. |
Q:
Many questions tagged "ide" should be tagged "pata"
Many of the questions currently tagged "ide" should actually be tagged "pata". ide is for integrated development environments, rather than Integrated Drive Electronics.
A:
Existing questions which referred to ide as a drive have been edited out, the synonym had already been created by random
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Evolution of Mhc class II polymorphism: the rise and fall of class II gene function in primates.
The substitution rate at the codons implicated at ARS of Mhc class II genes has previously been shown to be heavily biased towards nonsynonymous substitutions, indicative of positive selection for polymorphism. Based on our analysis of the number of synonymous changes at codons outside putative ARS in primates, the average age of the polymorphism at class II loci was found to increase in the following order: DPB1, DRB3, DRB5, DRB1, DRB4, DQB1, DQA1. For DRB loci, nonsynonymous changes were found to exceed synonymous changes at HLA-DRB1, DRB3 and DRB5, while no evidence of deviations from equal rates of synonymous and nonsynonymous substitutions were found for DRB6. The pattern of substitutions at the DRB loci of most Catarrhini species indicates constant positive selection at ARS codons over the evolutionary period examined. An exception to the relatively stable selection pattern between species exhibited by most loci is the appearance of polymorphism under positive selection at DRB4 only in the regular chimpanzee. The ds/dn ratios for DQA1 and DQB1 alleles are lower than for the most polymorphic DRB genes. Since the dn/ds ratio of ARS codons may be positively correlated to the ds for non-ARS codons, at least for DQB1, caution must be exercised in interpreting the low ratio for the DQ genes as an indication of weaker selection. The DQA1 allelic lineages show different dn/ds ratios, consistent with the hypothesis that the lineages are constrained from evolving in relation to the diversity of the interacting DQB1 alleles. In contrast to all other class II loci, DPB1 appears to have been subjected to strong positive selection only in the human lineage, and may represent the most conspicuous example of an Mhc locus acquiring an altered function in antigen presentation. |
Anti-Angiogenics: Their Value in Colorectal Cancer Therapy.
Angiogenesis is a hallmark of cancer and is regulated by a balance of pro- and anti-angiogenic factors; among them, the vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) is the key angiogenic factor. VEGF plays an important role in colorectal cancer (CRC) biology, and its inhibition by using bevacizumab, an anti-VEGF antibody, proved for the first time to be effective and became indispensable for the treatment of metastatic CRC (mCRC). Several large phase III studies showed also relevant responses and tolerability of other anti-angiogenic drugs such as ramucirumab, aflibercept, and regorafenib, and led to the approval of these therapeutics. Nevertheless, the efficacy of anti-angiogenic therapies is rather limited and the high expectations raised by preclinical studies were not fulfilled in the clinics. Furthermore, to date, no predictive biomarkers for anti-angiogenic agents could be identified and validated. Thus, new mechanisms of action are discussed, such as tumor vasculature normalization to improve the accessibility of tumor tissue by drugs or to promote tumor infiltration by host immune cells. Cellular and molecular studies will be necessary to characterize the dynamic changes of the tumor microenvironment and the vascular architecture in individual patients in order to predict responsiveness to anti-angiogenic therapies. In this review, we tried to highlight the standard of care of using anti-angiogenics in mCRC patients and to provide an outlook on potential new substances and strategies. |
/*
This is a "Solution Style" tsconfig.json file, and is used by editors and TypeScript’s language server to improve development experience.
It is not intended to be used to perform a compilation.
To learn more about this file see: https://angular.io/config/solution-tsconfig.
*/
{
"files": [],
"references": [
{
"path": "./projects/lib/tsconfig.lib.json"
},
{
"path": "./projects/sample/tsconfig.app.json"
},
{
"path": "./projects/sample/tsconfig.spec.json"
},
{
"path": "./projects/quickstart-demo/tsconfig.app.json"
},
{
"path": "./projects/quickstart-demo/tsconfig.spec.json"
},
{
"path": "./projects/angular-oauth2-oidc-jwks/tsconfig.lib.json"
},
{
"path": "./projects/angular-oauth2-oidc-jwks/tsconfig.spec.json"
}
]
} |
if TARGET_OMAP5_UEVM
config SYS_BOARD
default "omap5_uevm"
config SYS_VENDOR
default "ti"
config SYS_CONFIG_NAME
default "omap5_uevm"
endif
|
namespace Lockstep.Game {
public interface IComponentSetter {
void SetComponent(IEntity entity);
}
}
|
using System.Text.Json.Serialization;
namespace Essensoft.AspNetCore.Payment.Alipay.Domain
{
/// <summary>
/// KoubeiTradeKbdeliveryDeliveryCancelModel Data Structure.
/// </summary>
public class KoubeiTradeKbdeliveryDeliveryCancelModel : AlipayObject
{
/// <summary>
/// 口碑物流单，单号； 需要撤销的单据号
/// </summary>
[JsonPropertyName("logistics_order_no")]
public string LogisticsOrderNo { get; set; }
/// <summary>
/// 关闭物流订单原因
/// </summary>
[JsonPropertyName("reason")]
public string Reason { get; set; }
}
}
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package io.legado.app.utils
import android.content.Context
import android.graphics.PorterDuff
import android.graphics.PorterDuffColorFilter
import android.os.Build
import androidx.appcompat.widget.Toolbar
import androidx.core.content.ContextCompat
import io.legado.app.R
import io.legado.app.constant.Theme
import io.legado.app.lib.theme.primaryTextColor
@Suppress("unused")
object UIUtils {
/** 设置更多工具条图标和颜色 */
fun setToolbarMoreIconCustomColor(toolbar: Toolbar?, color: Int? = null) {
toolbar ?: return
val moreIcon = ContextCompat.getDrawable(toolbar.context, R.drawable.ic_more)
if (moreIcon != null && Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.M) {
if (color != null) {
moreIcon.colorFilter = PorterDuffColorFilter(color, PorterDuff.Mode.SRC_ATOP)
}
toolbar.overflowIcon = moreIcon
}
}
fun getMenuColor(
context: Context,
theme: Theme = Theme.Auto,
requiresOverflow: Boolean = false
): Int {
val defaultTextColor = context.getCompatColor(R.color.primaryText)
if (requiresOverflow)
return defaultTextColor
val primaryTextColor = context.primaryTextColor
return when (theme) {
Theme.Dark -> context.getCompatColor(R.color.md_white_1000)
Theme.Light -> context.getCompatColor(R.color.md_black_1000)
else -> primaryTextColor
}
}
} |
Q:
Dismissing UIActionSheet gives EXC_BAD_ACCESS
I've got an application with UITableView nested in a UITabBarController, and I have a method that's giving me an EXC_BAD_ACCESS when it's called from UIActionSheetDelegate method clickedButtonAtIndex:
The method that (sometimes) gives a problem is called updateTaskArray. Basically, it does a Core Data fetch that configures an NSMutableArray "taskArray" that's a property of the viewController (which the tableView delegate uses to configure its cells) then its last line is
[self.tableView reloadData];
The thing is, it works fine most of the time, but it only gives an error when it's called from the UIActionSheetDelegate. When I run it with NSZombieEnabled, it tells me
*** -[UITabBarButton setAlpha:]: message sent to deallocated instance 0x5c2e760
And with breakpoints, it doesn't give EXC_BAD_ACCESS until after the UIActionView delegate method (and updateTaskArray within it) complete. The UIActionSheet is presented with:
[actionSheet showFromTabBar:self.tabBarController.tabBar];
so I'm wondering if this means that it's dismissing the actionSheet that is causing the problem... but it doesn't give any error if I don't call updateTaskArray from the delegate...
I'm not really sure what would be a good next step as [UITabBarButton setAlpha:] isn't a method I'm calling "myself" and the error seems to occur after the code I've actually "written" has already run- any suggestions on where to start approaching this one?
A:
I changed
[actionSheet showFromTabBar:self.tabBarController.tabBar];
to
[actionSheet showFromToolbar:self.navigationController.toolbar];
And it now works fine. The tabBarController is the parent of the navigation controller, I reckon it didn't like me going one level above.
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The Bacterial T6SS Effector EvpP Prevents NLRP3 Inflammasome Activation by Inhibiting the Ca2+-Dependent MAPK-Jnk Pathway.
Inflammasome activation is an important innate immune defense mechanism against bacterial infection, and in return, bacteria express virulence determinants that counteract inflammasome activation. Many such effectors are secreted into host cells via specialized bacterial secretion systems. Here, the intracellular pathogenic bacterium Edwardsiella tarda was demonstrated to activate NLRC4 and NLRP3 inflammasomes via a type III secretion system (T3SS), and to inhibit NLRP3 inflammasome via a type VI secretion system (T6SS), indicating the antagonistic roles of these systems in inflammasome signaling. Furthermore, a non-VgrG T6SS effector, EvpP, was identified that significantly inhibited NLRP3 inflammasome activation. Subsequent studies revealed that EvpP significantly suppressed Jnk activation, thus impairing oligomerization of the inflammasome adaptor ASC. Moreover, EvpP counteracted cytoplasmic Ca2+ increase, which works upstream of Jnk activation to regulate the NLRP3 inflammasome. Finally, EvpP-mediated inflammasome inhibition promoted bacterial colonization in vivo. This work expands our understanding of bacterial T6SS in counteracting host immune responses. |
- module: iis
metricsets:
- webserver
- website
- application_pool
enabled: true
period: 10s
# filter on application pool names
# application_pool.name: []
|
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Programming Linux Games
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Programming Linux Games Description
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Programming Linux Games discusses critical multimedia tools (which includes a extremely thorough discussion of the Easy DirectMedia Layer) and teaches the basics of Linux game programming. Readers understand about the state of Linux gaming world, and how to write and distribute Linux games to the Linux gaming community. Programming Linux Games |
Q:
{site_url} returns value without 'http://' string
In the control panel under
Admin > General Configuration
I have set the value of the field 'URL to the root directory of your site' to be the URL of my site with the leading http://
eg: http://mysite.com
When I use the tag in templates it just returns
mysite.com (without the leading http://)
This is causing issues throughout my templates - is this expected behaviour?
A:
Check the config folder, you may need to set it in there with the leading HTTP too.
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[Hepatic failure due to nevirapine treatment for HIV infection].
Two cases of hepatic failure due to nevirapine treatment are reported. One patient erroneously took double dosing of nevirapine, while the other patient did not attend the scheduled laboratory control two weeks after the initiation of nevirapine treatment. In spite of maximal conservative treatment, this patient died five days after admission. These cases emphasise the importance of giving patients thorough instructions as well as doing clinical and laboratory monitoring of patients receiving highly active antiretroviral treatment (HAART). |
Existence of solutions to a superlinear p-Laplacian equation
Shibo Liu
Abstract:
Using Morse theory, we establish the existence of
solutions to the equation
with Dirichlet boundary conditions.
We assume that
lies between the first two eigenvalues of the p-Laplacian. |
Dead gray whale found at Ocean Beach
A dead gray whale washed ashore at Ocean Beach in San Francisco early Monday, the ninth such whale death recorded so far this year in the Bay Area, according to the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito.
The center’s experts are planning a necropsy, or animal autopsy, on Tuesday to determine the cause of death. The length, age and sex of the whale are not yet known.
“The death of nine gray whales in the San Francisco Bay Area this year is a cause for serious concern and reinforces the need to continue to perform and share the results of these type of investigations with key decision-makers,” said Dr. Padraig Duignan, Chief Research Pathologist at the Marine Mammal Center.
“We are committed to partnering with organizations and individuals to find long-term environmental solutions to prevent these deaths in the future.”
Biologists have observed gray whales in poor physical condition during their annual migration this year, possibly due to shifting food sources.
Increased numbers of gray whales have been sighted in the San Francisco Bay as the population continues its northerly migration this spring.
The Center has completed necropsies on eight gray whales this year.
Three of the whales died due to ship strikes and four died of malnutrition, according to the center. The cause of death for the eighth whale has not yet been determined.
Blunt-force trauma from ship strikes, malnutrition and entanglements are the most common causes of death in whales, according to the Marine Mammal Center’s research team.
Whales and other marine mammals face numerous human-caused threats and solutions must be found to protect healthy and vulnerable species alike, according to officials with the Marine Mammal Center. |
New approaches in the treatment of myelofibrosis.
Myelofibrosis with myeloid metaplasia (MMM) is a chronic clonal neoangiogenesis disorder characterized by bone marrow fibrosis and neoangiogensis with extramedullary hematopoiesis. Identification of prognostic factors associated with MMM have not impacted the treatment of the disease, which continues to be palliative with the exception of allogeneic stem cell transplantation (SCT) for potential long-term disease-free survival in selected patients. Additional insights into the pathophysiology of MMM have resulted in the use of novel therapeutic strategies in the treatment of this disease. The rationale for the investigation of these agents in MMM and the status of clinical trials with various modalities such as angiogenesis inhibitors (e.g., thalidomide), tyrosine kinase inhibitors (e.g., imatinib mesylate), farnesyl transferase inhibitors (e.g., R115777), and other agents are reviewed, in addition to the potential roles of autologous and allogeneic SCT. |
Q:
"I can't help it." Why help?
Why do we use the verb help in sentences such as the following to mean something like refrain from?
I try not to eat junk, but I can't help it.
I couldn't help laughing.
I can't help but admire her bravery.
A:
Two of the OED’s definitions of help are relevant. Definition 11a is:
To remedy, obviate, prevent, cause to be otherwise. (With can, cannot, or
some equivalent.) In earlier use usually in passive ‘it cannot be
helped’, later in active with personal subject ‘I cannot help it’ = I cannot do anything to remedy or prevent it.
Definition 11b is:
To prevent oneself from, avoid, refrain from, forbear; to do otherwise
than. (With can, cannot.)
It is true that in both senses help is often used with a negative word such as no, scarcely or hardly, but that is not always the case. For one thing, it can be used in a question, as in Trollope’s ‘How can I help it that I am not a man and able to work for my bread?’ It can also occur in an if clause following a negative, as it did in Hugh Walpole’s ‘I thought he should not offend the King if he could help it.’ In sense 11a, Pepys even used it without a negative at all: ‘One thing there is in his accounts that I fear may touch me; but I shall help it, I hope’
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Formula X Infinite
This polish had a lot of promise. It is a nice polish and in the right light it is really beautiful (like in the above photo) but I have a few issues with it.
Okay, firstly the colour, it's a deep burgundy-purple with a warm shimmer.
Secondly, my issues with it. I found that this polish to be a little thick plus it bubbled. After I applied each coat and it had time to dry bubbles appeared. That can be frustrating but the good thing is that they more or less disappeared with the application of a top coat. Okay so not so bad but...
I found this polish to be a little disappointing from how it appears in the bottle. It falls a little flat. The beautiful shimmer that makes this polish a stunner is really only evident in certain lighting, otherwise it just looks like a dark burgundy polish. But it is a nice shade so maybe not such a bad thing either?
I like this polish I just wish for a little more pizzazz.
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Genetics of cerebral cavernous malformations.
The past few years have seen rapid advances in our understanding of the genetics and molecular biology of cerebral cavernous malformations (CCM). This article summarizes the recent cloning of the CCM1, CCM2, and CCM3 genes, which are responsible for autosomal dominant CCM, and also describes current hypotheses for their roles in integrin and p38 mitogen-activated protein kinase- mediated regulation of angiogenesis. A mouse model of CCM has been generated by mutation of the Ccm1 gene, and it indicates a role for that protein in arterial development. Future studies will probably focus on integration of data from each of the three CCM genes into a single model of the pathogenesis of cavernous malformation. |
Q:
Is message queueing mandatory for Azure web app when sending emails through SendGrid
I have an Azure web application (Asp.net MVC & WebAPI) that sends emails through SendGrid service. I'm not using SendGrid's API but rather use .net built-in SMTP that I configured in web.config and directed to SendGrid.
I'm now wondering whether I also need message queueing application in my solution that would be used to actually send emails to SendGrid to minimize request/response times of my web app?
Azure already has Queue Storage that I could use but I wonder how others have implemented this? I'm also looking for the most simple example of Azure web app using queueing if one exists.
I expect message queueing will become relevant when I'll have several emails to send during single request to make my app scalable. Currently I'm sending email synchronously when my backend executes code and so far with the low number of emails it works fine.
A:
If your application need to manage and send bulk emails asynchronously, it would be better to have separate application which will take emails as bulk.
In my recent project, I have created separate application using web role, worker role and a service bus queue. Web role is a web API which used for application to post bulk emails and put it into a service bus queue. Then worker role will be responsible for dealing with the queues and send the emails. This allowed me to send emails asynchronously and storing any email messages or message status in a table storage.
Further, this approach helps me to use same notification application (email sending application) in different projects by using a wrapper to handle web api integration.
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function germanLabel($value) {
var results = [];
var p = TermFactory.namedNode("http://example.org/ns#germanLabel");
var s = $data.find($value, p, null);
for(var t = s.next(); t; t = s.next()) {
var object = t.object;
if(object.termType != "Literal" || !object.language.startsWith("de")) {
results.push({
value : object
});
}
}
return results;
}
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Excerpt:Pitch Perfect by LuAnn McClan
“Oh no, not now!”Mia scowled at the red check engine light and gripped the steering wheel tighter.“Come on, I filled you with premium gas you old clunker.What more do you want from me?” she grumbled but when the light flickered and then went out she managed a slight smile.“That’s more like it.”She patted the battered dashboard making the miniature hula dancer swing her ample hips.“Okay, I take the old clunker part back,” Mia added in a soothing tone and then settled back against the worn seat.
An only child raised by a long string of disinterested au pairs, Mia Monroe was no stranger to talking to herself or to inanimate objects.Since she had often been left alone to entertain herself, Mia’s possessions became treasured friends and admittedly were probably one of the reasons that as an adult she had become a shopaholic.“Dad just doesn’t understand.”She sighed and glanced over at her shiny black Prada purse that appeared ridiculously out of place perched on the worn cloth seat that must of have been red at one time but had faded to a dusty rose.The lack of credit cards inside of her matching wallet made her shiver even though the battered Camry’s air conditioner had failed her two states ago.“Shopping is my therapy,” she explained defensively.
Mia flipped her long platinum blonde hair over her shoulder only to have the warm wind from the open window blow it right back across her face momentarily blocking her view of the road.She swerved into the right lane drawing the deep angry honk of a massive truck.
“Sorry!” Mia winced as she jerked the car back into her own lane.The hula dancer’s hips bounced[AU1][ED2]like crazy and Mia giggled in spite of her dire circumstances.She decided that when she purchased a new car the happy hula chick was coming with her.Oh and she would purchase a brand new car with her very own hard earned money.“And I’ll pull up that circular drive and park it right at my father’s front door!” she announced to the hula dancer who wiggled her head as if in disagreement.“Oh don’t go shaking that head of yours.I will if it’s the last thing I ever do!”Of course Mia didn’t have anything ironed out like where she would live or a really super job lined up or anything of that nature.Minor details, she thought with a lift of one shoulder but then frowned when she recalled her last conversation with her dad.“You’ll be back by the end of the summer,” Mia mocked in her father’s deep tone of voice.“Labor Day,” he had added, “Something you’ve never had to do.”
“Ha!” Mia said and smacked the steering wheel hard enough to make her hand smart.“I have… skills!And just who does he think is going to plan his lavish parties at his house?Huh?Entertain his clients?”She flipped one hand in the air and swerved again.“And just who will find impossible to get Cubs and Bulls tickets to seal the deal?”She gave her hair another toss only to have it fly back once more across her face.She gave it an impatient swipe but several strands clung to her lip gloss.“I was his personal assistant and did it for free!” she grumbled.“He’ll never be able to replace me.I have connections all over Chicago.”She glanced at the hula dancer.“So what if I ran up a few credit cards?Bought a few things here and there and well… everywhere?I’m helping the economy right? ” She waved her French tipped fingers back and forth and the sunshine glinted off her diamond tennis bracelet.
When the hula dancer stared back at her with accusing brown eyes Mia sighed.“O-kaaaay, so I abused the credit cards a tiny bit.Traveled a little too much in the company jet.”She lifted one slim shoulder.“But that jab about me never having a real job was uncalled for.And my fine arts degree is not worthless!I worked hard for my father.He just didn’t appreciate my efforts.”She pressed her lips together in an effort not to cry. “I should have been on the official payroll!” she sputtered but it wasn’t that tired old argument about her working that had driven Mia away from her home and out into the cold, cruel world without credit cards or her baby blue Mercedes coupe.It was overhearing her father negotiating a ruthless business deal that had turned her blood cold.When[ED3][AU4] her father had calmly explained that deals like these had paid for Mia’s lavish lifestyle she’d hotly declared that she no longer wanted his money and would fend for herself from this day forward! |
Q:
How to run windows command "mklink" from vb.net application?
I want to be able to run "mklink path1 path2" from my vb.net project. I fail to do that. I have tried with Shell() function and with Process.
With this it only open cmd.exe window and does nothing:
Dim process As New Process
process.StartInfo.FileName = "cmd.exe"
process.StartInfo.Arguments = "mklink """ + arma2oaAddons + """ """ + arma2Addons + """ /j"
process.StartInfo.WorkingDirectory = "C:\"
process.Start()
And with this I get error "File not found". It can't find mklink.:
Shell("mklink """ + arma2oaAddons + """ """ + arma2Addons + """ /j")
What is mklink?
Mklink is a MS Windows command line utility that you can use to create symbolic links or symlinks and hard links in MS Windows. It’s a part of CMD shell such as dir command.
How do I do this correctly?
A:
the first example if fine except you need to use cmd.exe /c if you want it to be executed so
Dim process As New Process
process.StartInfo.FileName = "cmd.exe"
process.StartInfo.Arguments = "/c mklink """ + arma2oaAddons + """ """ + arma2Addons + """ /j"
process.StartInfo.WorkingDirectory = "C:\"
process.Start()
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Fusion is the process of two or more things coming together to form one entity. Quentin Hiatus reveals his 2nd form through unification of sound, mind, body and spirit. "I'm Neither Quentin Nor Hiatus" represents the complicated powers within and the relentless pursuit to harness and release them. |
Hepatic hamartoma in a newborn.
In a newborn infant with heart failure and hepatomegaly the radiological findings suggested hepatic haemangioendothelioma, but subsequently the tumour proved to be a hamartoma. |
Israeli soldiers fire tear gas and rubber bullets at Palestinian protesters...A journalist gets injured....in the village of Bil’in for another non-violent demonstration against the internationally-recognized as illegal segregation Wall built on Palestinian land. |
Mirror
These wonderful mirror-back designs incorporate more than beauty and simple decoration, however, as each exotic pattern contains deeper meaning. The Dragon and the Phoenix design, inside its harmonious circle, represent a balance of Yang and Yin, or male and female energy. |
A common error term regulates acquisition but not extinction of causal judgments in people.
In three experiments, we used the allergist task to examine the role of error correction mechanisms in the acquisition and extinction of causal judgments in people. Consistent with existing human and animal studies, acquisition of causal judgments was influenced by the discrepancy between the allergenic outcome and that predicted by all of the cues present on a trial (the "common error" term). However, in the present experiments, we failed to detect any evidence for the use of a common error term in extinction learning: Judgments of the allergenic properties of a cue were unaffected by the predictive value of the other cues present on a trial. This asymmetry in the use of a common error term in acquisition and extinction learning is inconsistent with previous animal studies and also with most models of associative learning. However, approaches that allow learning to be specific to a particular arrangement of elemental cues (context specific and state based) offer some explanation of the observed asymmetry. |
// ** I18N
Calendar._DN = new Array
("Diumenge",
"Dilluns",
"Dimarts",
"Dimecres",
"Dijous",
"Divendres",
"Dissabte",
"Diumenge");
Calendar._MN = new Array
("Gener",
"Febrer",
"Març",
"Abril",
"Maig",
"Juny",
"Juliol",
"Agost",
"Setembre",
"Octubre",
"Novembre",
"Desembre");
// tooltips
Calendar._TT = {};
Calendar._TT["TOGGLE"] = "Canvia el primer dia de la setmana";
Calendar._TT["PREV_YEAR"] = "Any anterior (mantenir per a menu)";
Calendar._TT["PREV_MONTH"] = "Mes anterior (mantenir per a menu)";
Calendar._TT["GO_TODAY"] = "Anar a avui";
Calendar._TT["NEXT_MONTH"] = "Mes següent (mantenir per a menu)";
Calendar._TT["NEXT_YEAR"] = "Any següent (mantenir per a menu)";
Calendar._TT["SEL_DATE"] = "Seleccionar data";
Calendar._TT["DRAG_TO_MOVE"] = "Arrastrar per a moure";
Calendar._TT["PART_TODAY"] = " (avui)";
Calendar._TT["MON_FIRST"] = "Mostrar dilluns primer";
Calendar._TT["SUN_FIRST"] = "Mostrar diumenge primer";
Calendar._TT["CLOSE"] = "Tancar";
Calendar._TT["TODAY"] = "Avui";
// date formats
Calendar._TT["DEF_DATE_FORMAT"] = "dd-mm-yy";
Calendar._TT["TT_DATE_FORMAT"] = "D, M d";
Calendar._TT["WK"] = "sem";
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Q:
What would be an example of a proof system being sound but not complete?
I know "p ^ not p" would be complete but not sound, but what would be a simple example of a system being sound but not complete?
A:
The most simple example of a proof system that is sound but not complete would be the one that has no inference rules at all!
It proves nothing except whichever non-logical axioms your theory has, so in particular it doesn't prove anything that risks being false -- so it is sound. But it is very much not complete.
A more interesting example is intuitionistic logic. Everything it proves is also a theorem of classical propositional logic (so it is sound if classical logic is), but it is not complete with respect to the classical semantics of the propositional calculus. For example, intuitionistic logic does not prove $p\lor \neg p$, even though this formula evaluates to true under every truth assignment.
Many (but not all) proof systems for the propositional calculus are deliberately structured such that one gets intuitionistic logic by removing or modifying just one rule. If you have either of
Peirce's law: $((p\to q)\to p)\to p$
Excluded middle: $p\lor\neg p$
Double-negation elimination $\neg\neg p \to p$
Proof by contradiction $(\neg p\to q\land \neg q)\to p$
among your logical axioms, then it is likely that removing that axiom will give you intuitionistic logic.
(One can define other kinds of semantics that intuitionistic logic is complete with respect to, however).
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Q:
What is "management.py" in Django?
According to this documentation, I have to put something in management.py so that things are created when I run "syncdb"
Where do I do that? I don't see management.py anywhere.
http://code.google.com/p/django-notification/wiki/IntegratingNotification#Creating_Notice_Types
A:
Put it in the relevant app's directory. For example, if you have a project like:
my_project/
my_app/
models.py
views.py
tests.py
Stick it here:
my_project/
my_app/
management.py
models.py
views.py
tests.py
(That will make a management module within the *my_app* package, in Python terminology.)
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My name is Molly Mitchell and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor holding an International Certification as a Credentialed Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Licensure and International Certification means that I have met the substantive post-graduate and continuing education criteria. I specialize in adult psychotherapy and chemical dependency and help my clients on a wide range of issues. I utilize a positive psychology approach to assist and teach individuals to draw from their personal strengths as they discover and explore possibilities for change and growth. By helping my clients put thoughts and emotions into words, they are able to foster increased self-awareness and understanding enabling them to better communicate and relate to others. Throughout this process, I work with my clients to help them notice patterns and connections between past experiences and current issues. By helping increase one’s awareness, my goal to is to help my clients become more empowered to positively shape their lives moving forward. |
The bridging bronchus: A comprehensive review of a rare, potentially life-threatening congenital airway anomaly associated with cardiovascular defects.
The bridging bronchus is a rare congenital airway anomaly in which the right upper lobe of the lung is supplied by the right main bronchus while the right lower lobe, and often the right middle lobe is supplied by an aberrant bronchus arising from the left main bronchus. The aberrant bronchus crosses (bridges) the lower part of the mediastinum, hence the term bridging bronchus (BB). This potentially life-threatening condition, usually accompanied by diffuse or focal airway stenosis, commonly presents with signs and symptoms related to large airway obstruction, such as respiratory distress, apnea, wheezing, stridor, and recurrent respiratory tract infections. Diagnosis of the BB is often challenging because the associated signs and symptoms mimic those of common conditions such as bacterial and viral bronchiolitis, bronchial asthma, cystic fibrosis, and foreign body aspiration. The BB is also often accompanied by congenital cardiovascular anomalies, including left pulmonary artery sling, atrial, and ventricular septal defects, tetralogy of Fallot, patent ductus arteriosus, and coarctation of the aorta. Patients presenting with the above signs and symptoms who are not responsive to standard treatment modalities, and have accompanying cardiovascular congenital anomalies should, therefore, be investigated for the BB. Herein, we review the anatomy, embryology, clinical presentation, differential diagnosis, imaging techniques and surgical management of the BB. |
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title: "cpm"
layout: formula
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{{ content }}
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Based on the story linked, it looked to me like they determined she was lying about it. Lying about rape is a very real problem that just serves to trivialize actual rape cases. If that was the case here, her punishment is just. |
Viewing endoscopes permit remote treatment of internal locations within a patient by accessing those locations through a natural body lumen avoiding the need for surgery in some cases. The advantages of using an endoscope to treat internal maladies of the human body has led to the development of various endoscopic accessory treatment devices that can be fastened to the distal end of the endoscope to carry out mechanical manipulation and treatment of internal tissue areas. Examples of such endoscopic accessories include suturing devices, cutting instruments, band ligating devices and forceps, among others. The accessories are securable to various types of endoscopes specifically designed for specific areas of the body and include: laparoscopes, duodenoscopes, colonoscopes, sigmoidoscopes, bronchoscopes, and urethroscopes, among others. In combination with remote viewing capability, endoscopes are frequently configured to provide a working channel through which controls for the scope mounted accessory may be inserted for remote operation.
Although an endoscope carrying a treatment accessory provides remote treatment capability while permitting direct visualization of the treatment site, several shortcomings may arise in the use of the combination. First, the separate accessory may limit viewing capability through the distal end of the endoscope when it is attached so as to extend distally from the distal face of the endoscope. Second, there is always a risk that the accessory will become detached from the endoscope while in the patient, compromising the procedure and presenting problems for safely removing the detached accessory from the patient. Third, with various manufacturers producing endoscopes and accessories of differing diameters, mounting a particular accessory to an endoscope can be problematic if their diameters are not compatible. Fourth, the control mechanisms for operating the accessory must extend through existing working channels in the endoscope interfering with or prohibiting introduction of additional accessories or instruments through the endoscope during the procedure. Also, the accessory controls may be awkward to mount and operate in conjunction with the endoscope as the endoscope was not originally designed to accommodate such additional controls.
It would be advantageous to provide an endoscope and operative treatment accessory that are designed to operate together to avoid the problems mentioned above encountered with separate devices. It is an object of the present invention to provide an integrated endoscope and treatment accessory in a single structure that overcomes the shortcomings of the prior art devices mentioned above. |
Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges is asking the city council to prohibit the use of City funds to travel to Indiana.
“Minneapolis is a welcoming, inclusive city that respects and values the contributions and the safety of everyone who lives, works, and visits here, and the City of Minneapolis as an employer respects and values the same in our employees,” said Mayor Hodges. “I cannot in good conscience support any official travel to Indiana in light of its enacting a law that makes discrimination legal, particularly against LGBT people. (release)
Arkansas has passed a similar law.
Listen to a discussion on what these religious freedom laws say, how they are legally interpreted and what it means in our political landscape.
Today’s Question: Do you support a travel ban to Indiana, or other states with ‘religious freedom’ laws? |
Q:
Rollie pollies - are they harmful to vegetables?
I have a vegetable raised box where I grow various vegetables in spring and summer. I noticed quite a few Rollie pollies in the box. Wondering if they will harm my vegetable crop this year and what if anything I can do to prevent that.
A:
The wood at the bottom of the bed looks pretty dark in comparison to the rest of the side. It's most likely that the woodlice are feeding off a decaying box, rather than anything in the bed. They'll only be recycling nutrients from the wood into the bed. They'll cause very little damage if any, mainly to soft fruit or seedling. If anything, they're highly beneficial to the soil structure, aiding the composting process and maintaining biodiversity within the soil
RHS - Woodlice
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Technical Field
Exemplary aspects of the present disclosure relate to a separation device, a fixing device, and an image forming apparatus, and more particularly, to a separation device for separating a recording medium from a rotator, a fixing device incorporating the separation device, and an image forming apparatus incorporating the fixing device.
Description of the Background
Related-art image forming apparatuses, such as copiers, facsimile machines, printers, or multifunction printers having two or more of copying, printing, scanning, facsimile, plotter, and other functions, typically form an image on a recording medium according to image data. Thus, for example, a charger uniformly charges a surface of a photoconductor; an optical writer emits a light beam onto the charged surface of the photoconductor to form an electrostatic latent image on the photoconductor according to the image data; a developing device supplies toner to the electrostatic latent image formed on the photoconductor to render the electrostatic latent image visible as a toner image; the toner image is directly transferred from the photoconductor onto a recording medium or is indirectly transferred from the photoconductor onto a recording medium via an intermediate transfer belt; finally, a fixing device applies heat and pressure to the recording medium bearing the toner image to fix the toner image on the recording medium, thus forming the image on the recording medium. Such fixing device may include a first rotator, such as a fixing roller, a fixing belt and a fixing film, heated by a heater and a second rotator, such as a pressure roller and a pressure belt, pressed against the first rotator to form a fixing nip therebetween through which a recording medium bearing a toner image is conveyed. As the recording medium bearing the toner image is conveyed through the fixing nip, the first rotator and the second rotator apply heat and pressure to the recording medium, melting and fixing the toner image on the recording medium. |
Q:
Dissapearing PHP Variables
I am creating a 3D Secure PHP Project. I am having a rather bizzare issue in that the "MD" code is going missing when re-submitting the Array of data
My code is as follows :
$paRes = $_REQUEST['PaRes'];
$md = $_REQUEST['MD'];
require "payment_method_3d.php";
x_load('cart','crypt','order','payment','tests');
/*
* For Debugging Purposes
* Only.
echo "The Value Of PaRes is : ";
echo $paRes;
*/
$soapClient = new SoapClient("https://www.secpay.com/java-bin/services/SECCardService?wsdl");
$params = array (
'mid' => '',
'vpn_pswd' => '',
'trans_id' => 'TRAN0095', // Transaction ID MUST match what was sent in payment_cc_new file
'md' => $md,
'paRes' => $paRes,
'options' => ''
);
It seems that the $_REQUEST['MD'] string seems to go missing AFTER the soap call. Although I am having difficulty print this out to the screen. The strange thing is the $paRes variable works without issue.
Any ideas why this would be the case?
A:
Check your case. PHP array keys are case sensitive. From this little bit of code it looks as if the request variable may be 'md' instead of 'MD'.
Try $md = $_REQUEST['md'];
A:
Thanks for your responses guys.
What was happening was the include page was sitting in front of the request methods and causing issues loading the REQUEST methods to the page.
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White inmates who are outnumbered and less gang-organized in the prison population find it more important to assert a racial solidarity than to declare a "home turf". Often they have tattoos of swastikas or crosses signalling membership to one of a dozen or so white supremacist groups.
Prison logic dictates that restrictions be turned on their head. The more detailed and beautiful a tattoo is, the longer it took and riskier it was to make. Wearing such a tattoo reveals more than a convict's gang affiliation, racial pride or even the skill of the artist. It is a boast of one's ability to break the rules. |
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Hide and Seek “Hide and Seek” features two squirrels, Sammy and Eve, who invite young viewers to partake in their favorite game: Hot and Cold. First, each squirrel takes turns hiding an acorn from one another. Then, as one friend searches for the acorn, the other announces if they are getting closer [...]
Our Shows ABC Galaxy Meet Giggs & Hugg – two adorable friends that travel in their special scrap-like spaceship and explore the “ABC Galaxy”. Read More... Albert & Junior Albert & Junior Albert is a curious three year old boy who relies on his best friend, Junior, to answer all the [...] |
Pump units of the type discussed here are generally known. They are used, for example, in transmission housings of a motor vehicle or in other housings where a hydraulic supply is required. Pump units of this kind have a drive shaft, a rotor that cooperates with the drive shaft and that accommodates vanes which slide along a contour ring during a rotation of the rotor, two adjacent vanes enclosing cells which, in response to a rotation of the vanes, increase or decrease in volume, depending on the contour section, and, in the process, suction oil and discharge it again. In addition, a first and a second side plate are provided that are configured to the side of the contour ring. The known transmission pump units have the disadvantage that they tend to come apart during shipping, making it necessary to transport them in a housing or to undertake other measures for securing the same. Another disadvantage of the known pump units having no dedicated housing, is the relatively complex assembly that they require in a transmission housing, for example. |
Roberts, Stabenow advise Perdue on disaster bill implementation
Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Pat Roberts, R-Kan., and ranking member Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., today sent Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue a letter urging him to implement the farm programs in the Bipartisan Budget Act in a "timely, transparent and producer-friendly way" but also emphasizing that certain provisions need to be highlighted for famers.
In the letter, the senators said that producers getting payments "should be informed that they are required to purchase two years of federal crop insurance coverage administered by the Risk Management Agency or two years of coverage under the noninsured crop disaster assistance program administered by the FSA."
"Similar to previous disaster programs, producers should be required to purchase buy up coverage above the catastrophic level," the letter said. "Finally, the RMA should continue to work with producers of affected crops to expand and improve crop insurance policies." |
Metabolic Effects of the Sweet Protein MNEI as a Sweetener in Drinking Water. A Pilot Study of a High Fat Dietary Regimen in a Rodent Model.
Sweeteners have become integrating components of the typical western diet, in response to the spreading of sugar-related pathologies (diabetes, obesity and metabolic syndrome) that have stemmed from the adoption of unbalanced dietary habits. Sweet proteins are a relatively unstudied class of sweet compounds that could serve as innovative sweeteners, but their introduction on the food market has been delayed by some factors, among which is the lack of thorough metabolic and toxicological studies. We have tried to shed light on the potential of a sweet protein, MNEI, as a fructose substitute in beverages in a typical western diet, by studying the metabolic consequences of its consumption on a Wistar rat model of high fat diet-induced obesity. In particular, we investigated the lipid profile, insulin sensitivity and other indicators of metabolic syndrome. We also evaluated systemic inflammation and potential colon damage. MNEI consumption rescued the metabolic derangement elicited by the intake of fructose, namely insulin resistance, altered plasma lipid profile, colon inflammation and translocation of lipopolysaccharides from the gut lumen into the circulatory system. We concluded that MNEI could represent a valid alternative to fructose, particularly when concomitant metabolic disorders such as diabetes and/or glucose intolerance are present. |
using System;
using System.Linq.Expressions;
using System.Reflection;
namespace HotChocolate.Utilities
{
public sealed class ServiceParameterHandler : IParameterHandler
{
private static readonly MethodInfo _getService =
typeof(IServiceProvider).GetMethod(nameof(IServiceProvider.GetService))!;
private readonly Expression _services;
public ServiceParameterHandler(Expression services)
{
_services = services;
}
public bool CanHandle(ParameterInfo parameter) => true;
public Expression CreateExpression(ParameterInfo parameter)
{
if (parameter is null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(parameter));
}
return Expression.Convert(Expression.Call(
_services,
_getService,
Expression.Constant(parameter.ParameterType)),
parameter.ParameterType);
}
}
}
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List of wave power projects
This article contains a list of proposed and prototype wave power devices.
References
External links |
Huang Demin, a villager in Ningxiang county, Hunan province, drives his pigs to dive every day.
Huang said diving and swimming improve the pigs’ immune abilities as well as their appetites and growth speed, thus increases the quality and taste of the pork.
Huang told the reporters that the pigs that went through diving and swimming training are three times more expensive than normal ones in the market. |
using Alex.Networking.Java.Util;
namespace Alex.Networking.Java.Packets.Handshake
{
public class HandshakePacket : Packet<HandshakePacket>
{
public int ProtocolVersion;
public string ServerAddress;
public ushort ServerPort;
public ConnectionState NextState;
public HandshakePacket()
{
PacketId = 0x00;
}
public override void Decode(MinecraftStream stream)
{
ProtocolVersion = stream.ReadVarInt();
ServerAddress = stream.ReadString();
ServerPort = stream.ReadUShort();
NextState = (ConnectionState) stream.ReadVarInt();
}
public override void Encode(MinecraftStream stream)
{
stream.WriteVarInt(ProtocolVersion);
stream.WriteString(ServerAddress);
stream.WriteUShort(ServerPort);
stream.WriteVarInt((int) NextState);
}
}
}
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Q:
MSER to binary image in Matlab
How to store the mser regions find out from an image as a binary image variable?
I tried to get MSER regions by detectMSERFeatures function and it returns corresponding object. I could plot it, but don't know how to convert it as a binary image. I need all the regions in same binary image.
A:
The MSERRegions objects that you get back from detectMSERFeatures, includes the PixelList property. It contains the coordinates of pixels that belong to the regions, and you can use them to set pixels in the binary image.
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