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Lake County, Ind., Sheriff's Department via AP Christopher M. Bour of Gary, Ind., is one of two people indicted this week on federal charges involving the alleged sale of a young child for use in producing child pornography. An Indiana woman is charged in a federal indictment with selling her 1½-year-old daughter to a man she met through a dating service for child pornography, according to court documents. Natisha Hillard, 24, and Christopher M. Bour, 39, both of Gary, are charged in the five-count grand jury indictment unsealed this week and filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in Hammond. Hillard is charged with selling her daughter to Bour knowing the girl "would be portrayed in a visual depiction assisting another person to engage in sexually explicit conduct" and with permitting the girl to participate in the production of child pornography. Bour is charged with production of child pornography, purchasing a child for production of child pornography and possession of child pornography. The indictment says he used the toddler to "assist him to engage in sexually explicit conduct for the purpose of producing a visual depiction." The alleged price wasn't disclosed. All of the charges are felonies. In a criminal complaint filed in the case, the FBI said a woman whom it didn't identify approached it last month to report that Bour, whom she described as a friend, had sent her explicit text messages asking whether she was interested in joining him to "watch me play with a baby tomorrow — a real one." According to the FBI, the woman, who previously operated a massage parlor, said she visited Bour's home to give him massages. On her second visit, which was about three weeks ago, according to the complaint, she said she saw child porn videos playing on his laptop computer. At that point, the FBI launched a sting operation. An agent assumed the woman's identity and began new text message conversations with Bour, according to the complaint. In extremely explicit transcripts included in the court docket, which NBC News is not publishing or linking to, the man identified in the indictment as Bour describes his love of young children and what he liked to do with them sexually. "Its the best sex I ever had," he is quoted as having written. At least three video files, all with obscene titles and depicting sex with prepubescent boys and girls, were found on Bour's computer, the FBI said. Image files specifically showing Bour engaging in such behavior were also recovered, the FBI said. An adult woman could be seen in some of the photos, according to an FBI probable cause filing, which said it was able to identify her as Hillard through a telephone number on Bour's cellphone, which led to her driver's license information in state records. It said Bour confirmed that he knew the woman and said he had met her through a dating service. Hillard and Bour were being held without bond and were scheduled to be arraigned Monday. Follow M. Alex Johnson on Twitter and Facebook. Watch US News crime videos on NBCNews.com

The good news, said the Halifax-based research firm, is that there is sound evidence to assume the current below-the-average level likely means global drilling activities and resource announcements have hit rock bottom. The bad news, it added, is that it’s hard to predict whether it will rebound sometime next year. As the following charts show, aggregate market cap for the industry improved in September before retreating slightly in October, finishing the period just below $1.6 trillion. The constant progress since the June 2013 low, said the firm, seems to indicate that the ongoing spending cuts are helping restore investor confidence. The number of significant drill results has remained flat for much of 2013, with a limited number of sufficiently capitalized junior companies continuing to advance their top projects. Companies typically pause over the holiday season, with this year’s break perhaps being extended longer than usual to conserve cash. Based on the large numbers of juniors that will begin 2014 with no funding and the ongoing lack of available risk capital, SNL Metals Economics Group anticipates that 2014 drilling activity could be the lowest in years.

Effects of endurance training on body-consciousness in women. The Body Consciousness Questionnaire by Miller, Murphy, and Buss in 1981 was employed to assess the effects of intensive endurance training on changes in self-perception in 13 women volunteers aged 20 to 30 yr. The participants engaged in an intensive progressive running program for 6 to 8 wk. Additional moderate exercise (softball or volleyball) was engaged in for 3 1/2 hr. per day. Before and after the training subjects completed the questionnaire on self-perceived attributes of internal body consciousness, public body consciousness, and body competence. Aerobic fitness, measured pre- and posttraining, significantly increased while body fat and weight significantly decreased. In consonance with these physiological changes, rated self-perception of internal body consciousness and body competence increased significantly while public body consciousness remained unchanged. Self-report of internal body consciousness tended to increase in proportion to changes in fitness (r = 0.53). These results suggest that endurance and moderate exercise training contribute to increased self-perception specifically with regard to perceived internal and body competence.

// SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later /** * @file SaveClosingDlg.cpp * * @brief Implementation file for SaveClosingDlg dialog */ #include "stdafx.h" #include "SaveClosingDlg.h" #ifdef _DEBUG #define new DEBUG_NEW #endif ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // SaveClosingDlg dialog IMPLEMENT_DYNAMIC(SaveClosingDlg, CTrDialog) /** * @brief Constructor. * @param [in] pParent Dialog's parent window. */ SaveClosingDlg::SaveClosingDlg(CWnd* pParent /*= nullptr*/) : CTrDialog(SaveClosingDlg::IDD, pParent) , m_leftSave(SAVECLOSING_SAVE) , m_middleSave(SAVECLOSING_SAVE) , m_rightSave(SAVECLOSING_SAVE) , m_bAskForLeft(false) , m_bAskForMiddle(false) , m_bAskForRight(false) , m_bDisableCancel(false) { } void SaveClosingDlg::DoDataExchange(CDataExchange* pDX) { CTrDialog::DoDataExchange(pDX); //{{AFX_DATA_MAP(SaveClosingDlg) DDX_Text(pDX, IDC_SAVECLOSING_LEFTFILE, m_sLeftFile); DDX_Text(pDX, IDC_SAVECLOSING_MIDDLEFILE, m_sMiddleFile); DDX_Text(pDX, IDC_SAVECLOSING_RIGHTFILE, m_sRightFile); DDX_Radio(pDX, IDC_SAVECLOSING_SAVELEFT, m_leftSave); DDX_Radio(pDX, IDC_SAVECLOSING_SAVEMIDDLE, m_middleSave); DDX_Radio(pDX, IDC_SAVECLOSING_SAVERIGHT, m_rightSave); //}}AFX_DATA_MAP } BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(SaveClosingDlg, CTrDialog) //{{AFX_MSG_MAP(SaveClosingDlg) ON_BN_CLICKED(IDC_SAVECLOSING_DISCARDALL, OnDiscardAll) //}}AFX_MSG_MAP END_MESSAGE_MAP() ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // SaveClosingDlg message handlers /** * @brief Initialize dialog. * @return Always FALSE. */ BOOL SaveClosingDlg::OnInitDialog() { CTrDialog::OnInitDialog(); SetDlgItemFocus(IDC_SAVECLOSING_SAVELEFT); if (!m_bAskForLeft) { // Left items disabled move focus to middle side items SetDlgItemFocus(IDC_SAVECLOSING_SAVEMIDDLE); EnableDlgItem(IDC_SAVECLOSING_LEFTFRAME, false); EnableDlgItem(IDC_SAVECLOSING_LEFTFILE, false); EnableDlgItem(IDC_SAVECLOSING_SAVELEFT, false); EnableDlgItem(IDC_SAVECLOSING_DISCARDLEFT, false); } if (!m_bAskForMiddle) { // Middle items disabled move focus to right side items if (!m_bAskForLeft) SetDlgItemFocus(IDC_SAVECLOSING_SAVERIGHT); EnableDlgItem(IDC_SAVECLOSING_MIDDLEFRAME, false); EnableDlgItem(IDC_SAVECLOSING_MIDDLEFILE, false); EnableDlgItem(IDC_SAVECLOSING_SAVEMIDDLE, false); EnableDlgItem(IDC_SAVECLOSING_DISCARDMIDDLE, false); } if (!m_bAskForRight) { EnableDlgItem(IDC_SAVECLOSING_RIGHTFRAME, false); EnableDlgItem(IDC_SAVECLOSING_RIGHTFILE, false); EnableDlgItem(IDC_SAVECLOSING_SAVERIGHT, false); EnableDlgItem(IDC_SAVECLOSING_DISCARDRIGHT, false); } if (m_bDisableCancel) { EnableDlgItem(IDCANCEL, false); } // setup handler for resizing this dialog m_constraint.InitializeCurrentSize(this); m_constraint.DisallowHeightGrowth(); m_constraint.SubclassWnd(); // install subclassing m_constraint.LoadPosition(_T("ResizeableDialogs"), _T("SaveClosingDlg"), false); // persist size via registry return FALSE; // return TRUE unless you set the focus to a control // EXCEPTION: OCX Property Pages should return FALSE } /** * @brief Select files to ask about saving. * @param [in] bLeft Do we ask about left-side file? * @param [in] bRight Do we ask about right-side file? */ void SaveClosingDlg::DoAskFor(bool bLeft /*= false*/, bool bMiddle /*= false*/, bool bRight /*= false*/) { m_bAskForLeft = bLeft; m_bAskForMiddle = bMiddle; m_bAskForRight = bRight; } /** * @brief Called when 'Discard All' button is selected. */ void SaveClosingDlg::OnDiscardAll() { m_leftSave = SAVECLOSING_DISCARD; m_middleSave = SAVECLOSING_DISCARD; m_rightSave = SAVECLOSING_DISCARD; UpdateData(FALSE); OnOK(); }

Terrebonne Parish School District Terrebonne Parish School District is a school district headquartered in Bayou Cane, an unincorporated area in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana, near Houma. The district serves residents in Terrebonne Parish, including the city of Houma as well as the surrounding unincorporated areas of Bayou Cane, Bourg, Chauvin, Gibson, Gray, Montegut, and Schriever. Residents of select portions of Lafourche Parish (particularly in parts of Grand Bois and Bourg) may attend schools in the Terrebonne Parish School District. Students with certain medical problems and children of certain teachers residing in Terrebonne Parish may attend school in the Lafourche Parish Public Schools only if superintendents of both systems approve it on a case-by-case basis. History The school district made academic improvement between 2015 and 2016; it received a higher score in the Louisiana Department of Education rankings, 95.1 from 90.5; both levels are classified as "B". School uniforms The school district requires its PK-12 students to wear school uniforms. Schools Elementary schools Acadian Elementary School (PK-4, Houma) Bayou Black Elementary School (PK-6, Houma) Bourg Elementary School (PK-4, Bourg) Broadmoor Elementary School (PK-6, Houma) Coteau-Bayou Blue Elementary School (PK-6, Houma) Dularge Elementary School (PK-6, Houma) East Houma Elementary School (PK-3, Houma) Gibson Elementary School (PK-6, Gibson) Grand Caillou Elementary School (PK-4, Houma) Honduras Elementary School (PK-3, Houma) Legion Park Elementary School (PK-6, Houma) Lisa Park Elementary School (PK-6, Houma) Montegut Elementary School (PK-4, Montegut) Mulberry Elementary School (PK-6, Houma) Oakshire Elementary School (PK-6, Houma) Pointe-Aux-Chenes Elementary School (PK-4, Montegut) Schriever Elementary School (PK-3, Schriever) Southdown Elementary School (PK-6, Houma) Upper Little Caillou Elementary School (PK-4, Chauvin) Middle schools Caldwell Middle School (4-6, Schriever) Elysian Fields Middle School (4-6, Houma) Grand Caillou Middle School (5-8, Houma) Lacache Middle School (5-8, Chauvin) Montegut Middle School (5-8, Montegut) Village East Middle School (4-6, Houma) Junior High Schools Evergreen Junior High School (7-8, Houma) Houma Junior High School (7-9, Houma) Oaklawn Junior High School (7-8, Houma) High schools Ellender Memorial High School (9-12, Houma) H. L. Bourgeois High School (9-12, Gray) South Terrebonne High School (9-12, Bourg) Terrebonne High School (10-12, Houma) Terrebonne Career and Technical High School (9-12, Houma) Alternative schools Bayou Cane Adult Education (Houma) East Street Alternative School (Houma) School for Exceptional Children (Houma) Former schools Schools for black people: Southdown High School (originally Houma Colored High School) References External links Terrebonne Parish School District Category:Houma, Louisiana Category:School districts in Louisiana Category:Education in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana

About Me Losing a tooth or two may not seem like a big deal, but it can be. I lost several teeth to decay five years ago. At the time, I didn't think much about my tooth loss. I simply carried on with my life. But as the years passed, I began to experience problems with eating. I couldn't chew anything without hurting my gums or biting my tongue. After awhile, I stopped eating my favorite foods and ate things that didn't require much chewing. But after becoming ill from a lack of nutrition, I finally made a choice to replace my missing teeth with dental implants. Now, I feel great and can eat again. I want to share the dangers of tooth loss and other dental problems with you through my blog. I also talk about things you can do to improve your dental health. Thanks for reading and good luck. If your teeth are moderately misaligned, your dentist may recommend Invisalign aligners to straighten them. The aligners, which are made of a rigid, transparent plastic material, fit over the teeth like a specialized mouth guard. To re-position your teeth, multiple sets of the aligners are required. The aligners are used in a specific order, and each set is worn for several weeks. After the allotted time for a set has expired, it is removed and replaced by the the next set in the treatment plan. Read More When you have one or more missing teeth, it can affect your self-confidence and make you want to hide your smile. Luckily, there are many replacement options for missing teeth, including dental implants and dental bridges. While dental bridges are still incredibly popular, however, dental implants have many advantages, making them a better choice for many patients. Check out these three benefits dental implants possess over dental bridges. Dental Implants Use the Jawbone for Support Read More Getting any kind of dental work often requires more than one visit to the dentist's office, but dental implants are a little different. If you're interested in dental implants, chances are you've heard that you will need to make multiple visits to your dentist's office over a few weeks or months' time. If you're wondering why this is necessary, or want to know if the process can be sped up, here's your answer. Read More Most people already understand that drinking an excessive amount of alcohol is bad for their health. However, some may not realize that certain alcoholic beverage can be hazardous to your mouth, teeth, and gums, too. Beer is considered the most popular alcoholic drink in the United States. If you are part of this group of beer drinkers, understanding how this beverage affects your oral health is smart. This guide will educate you on the dental dangers of drinking beer. Read More If you have broken a tooth, you might think that you can wait until regular business hours to see a dentist about the problem. However, it's important not to wait to have a broken tooth repaired. Instead, you should see an emergency dentist as soon as possible. These are a few reasons why it's not a good idea to wait to have your broken tooth repaired. It Can Be Painful Read More

The Saturday Show (2001 TV series) The Saturday Show is a BBC children's show that aired on Saturday mornings. First aired in September 2001, it replaced the popular show Live & Kicking. It contained a mix of audience participation, cartoons, games and gunge. The initial presenters were Dani Behr and Joe Mace, who were replaced in 2002 and by Fearne Cotton and Simon Grant. In 2004, Cotton left and Grant was joined by Angellica Bell and Jake Humphrey, who made up the final team of presenters until the programme finished in September 2005. Early Days In 2001, it was announced that "Live & Kicking" would be axed after eight series, and instead, a brand new show fronted by Dani Behr and Joe Mace would be aired. It would be a radical departure from standard and conventional Saturday Morning TV. The new show was billed to be tough competition for SMTV Live. The show was confined to the studio, which was designed in an unconventional format - it was based on tiered seating and three stages at the bottom: one with a presenters' couch, one for performances and one for The Saturday Show house band, Stamford Amp. The show included a series of different karaokes, including Sugababes week. This allowed the children to sing along to the official instrumentals. The show also featured a puppet duo, "Tiny and Mr Duk" performed by Dave Chapman and Damian Farrell. Stamford Amp also had a top 40 hit single in the UK with "Anything For You". In February 2002, with the CBBC Channel having just launched, Nihal and Kate Giles were presenting The Saturday Show Extra, which ran parallel to the main programme. It had a new studio and new graphics. The new set consisted of a couch underneath a balcony. There was a stage on the other side of the studio, in standard SMTV Live convention. The relaunch also saw more audience participation at home. In July 2002, Joe Mace chose to not renew his contract, and Behr left the show with him. The Saturday Show was about to be axed but the much younger and child-friendlier pairing of Fearne Cotton and Simon Grant agreed to take the slot. Tiny and Mr Duk remained on the show with the new presenters, until Dave Chapman and Damian Farrell left the show in December 2002. 2002 to 2004 The show was rebranded to The All New Saturday Show from September 2002. At the start of the show, the presenters acted in a manner focussed on a younger audience, with the content and the behaviour of the presenters maturing as the morning progressed, in order to accommodate a teenage audience. With the new show, the Top Of The Pops spin-off series TOTP Saturday was created. The original concept was a 45-minute version of the Friday night Show with that week's number one single played half way through. A new feature called Singles Out dominated part of the show and became part of the format for the 2003 series. In May 2003, the show began Celebrity Fastermind which began to dominate the first hour of the show. Since then, the show began to drop its opening titles and got stuck in with a format of games, gunge and celebrities. Finally in September 2003, Dick and Dom in da Bungalow was to premiere on BBC One. Overall, the new show was a ratings success, taking over SMTV Live for many weeks. The Saturday Show Extra was moved to 12 pm on the CBBC Channel, but was eventually dropped. After a successful run, the show returned in April 2004 with another new look. Angelica Bell and Jake Humphrey joined Simon Grant to attempt to save the show. The show was once again not set in a traditional studio. The audience sat on couches whereas the presenters had nowhere to sit, instead being on their feet for the majority of the show. With only 90 minutes to air, the show began at 8:30am, finishing at 10am followed by The Mysti Show. Many features were aired in this series - the finale to the show was Gunge GBH. 2004 to End Now a celebrity-free environment, the BBC revamped the show, hoping to make it more interactive. Throughout the morning, the audience would take part in games such as Scary Buckets, Stick and Twist and Blushing Roulette, amongst others. This series saw a continuous run of out-of-studio reporters such as Ortis and Sophie McDonnell introduced, with McDonnell filling in for Bell on occasion. The show also featured a sketch called Dr Loo, a parody of Doctor Who. The series as a whole was not a success and was axed in 2005. Realising that they would not be on the air at Christmas, the last episode, aired on 3 September, was a Christmas special. Features One newer feature of the show was Gunge GBH (GBH standing for Grant, Bell or Humphrey), during which a child was given the chance to gunge a presenter. A segment of the 2005 summer run of The Saturday Show, it started the previous year as just "Gunge Grant" when presenter Simon Grant went head to head with a child in a quiz. Both contestants sat in adjacent gunge tanks and were asked questions sent in by viewers. Question master Jake Humphrey asked each player a question in turn (before which they were given the option to play or pass the question to the other player). Each player had five lives and for each life lost their tank was "topped up" with gunge by Bell. The first contestant to lose all five of their lives was "gunged". If the child won they would also take home prizes but if they lost would instead take home an "I've Been Gunged On The Saturday Show" certificate. The format was changed the following year allowing all three presenters to rotate turns in the tank. The input of gunge was now controlled by "The God of Gunge." Initially the rules were that if a presenter lost they would remain in the tank the following week, but this was eventually changed to the child choosing which presenter they wished to play against, and subsequently changed again to the drawing of straws. Another change to the game occurred towards the end of the series when the previous five lives became three. Jake Humphrey particularly disliked going in the tank and usually tried to find an excuse not to be gunged - this tended to fail, and he had to play the game. References External links CBBC at bbc.co.uk The Saturday Show at Saturday Mornings Saturday Show, The Category:British television programmes featuring puppetry Category:2000s British television series Category:2001 British television series debuts Category:2005 British television series endings Category:Television series featuring gunge

Office Administration The Auburn City Hall building houses the offices of the Mayor, City Clerk, Tax Department, Water Billing/Payment Office, Police Department, and Council Chambers. The people in these departments strive to create a business-like but enjoyable experience for citizens and visitors of the City of Auburn; where we are “Small Enough to Know You, but Large Enough to Serve You.” City Clerk: Becka Cox *protected content* -ext. 201 *protected content* Assistant City Clerk: Sarah Moore *protected content* -ext. 202 Tax Department: *protected content* -ext. 202 *protected content* Important Dates: Water Bills Due -5th of the Month Water Cut Off For Balance Due -16th of the Month City Council Meeting 2nd Monday of the Month at 6

Predictors of progression in hypertensive renal disease in children. In hypertensive renal disease in children, several risk factors influence the development and the rate of progression of renal damage, including blood pressure levels, proteinuria, lipid disorders, and genetic differences. The impact of blood pressure on renal structures, the most important of the factors, depends not only on blood pressure levels, but also on the persistence of the blood pressure levels over time, mainly during the hours when the patient is resting or sleeping. Abnormal circadian variability is frequently observed in patients with renal damage, and nocturnal blood pressure reduction should be a major therapeutic objective to protect against a decline in renal function. Proteinuria is a guide for establishing targets and for monitoring treatment. It should be reduced as much as possible to obtain maximal renoprotective effect. The role of the other factors, such as lipid disorders and genetics, remains elusive.

Gavin Newsom, LT Governor of California; Former Mayor of San Francisco Laura Thomas, Drug Policy Alliance Dorsey Nunn, Legal Services for Prisoners with Children Richard Branson Richard Branson is founder and chairman of the UK-based Virgin Group, Ltd., which includes international music megastores and companies in air travel, mobile communications, finance, retail, music, Internet, drinks, railroad, and hotels and leisure, with approximately 200 businesses and brands in more than 30 countries and revenues exceeding $7.2 billion. The award-winning Virgin Atlantic Airways, which he formed in 1984, is now the second largest British long-haul international airline. In addition to his business activities, Sir Richard is a trustee of several charities, including the Virgin Healthcare Foundation, a leading health care charity that has raised over £100 million. George Gascon George Gascón is the District Attorney for the City and County of San Francisco. He has earned a national reputation as a criminal justice visionary and as a leader who uses evidence based practices to make communities safer by lowering crime. He is the first Latino to hold the office in San Francisco and is the nation’s first police chief to become District Attorney. District Attorney Gascón was elected on an agenda to transform the criminal justice system and make San Francisco the safest large city in America. His approach to public safety and reform is based on the need to hold people accountable without breaking the wallets of California taxpayers. Throughout his thirty year career in law enforcement, he has successfully lowered crime in all his positions by taking a surgical approach to crime and offenders, seeking the right amount of intervention to change behavior and improve public safety. To begin addressing the high recidivism rate in California, District Attorney Gascón launched three groundbreaking initiatives – the Alternative Sentencing Program, the Neighborhood Courts and Neighborhood Prosecution Program and a county level Sentencing Commission. He created the nation’s first Alternative Sentencing Program to support prosecutors in assessing risk to determine the most appropriate course of action in each case. The goal is to protect victims and the community by addressing offenders’ risk factors to break the cycle of crime and recidivism. District Attorney Gascón launched the Neighborhood Courts and Neighborhood Prosecution Program as a way to keep low level offenders from entering the criminal justice system. The program takes non serious cases away from overcrowded courtrooms and into the community where trained neighborhood stakeholders can ensure law breakers are accountable to victims and the community without criminalizing first time low level offenders. Additionally, under District Attorney Gascón’s leadership, San Francisco created the first Sentencing Commission in California in an effort to reform sentencing practices by applying evidence based practices to prosecutions. A former high school dropout, District Attorney Gascón understands the importance of keeping kids in school to reduce violence and prevent crime. In partnership with the San Francisco Unified School District, the District Attorney’s Office has launched innovative programs to reduce truancy, increase mentoring opportunities for youth, and reduce bullying. District Attorney Gascón is addressing crime underreporting by breaking down cultural and language barriers that prevent victims and witnesses from engaging with law enforcement. He expanded his office’s multilingual Victims Services Unit beyond the Hall of Justice and into community centers in the Mission, Chinatown, and Bayview Hunters Point. District Attorney Gascón is a known innovator for his use of technology to prevent and predict crime. He improved the Compstat system at the Los Angeles Police Department and introduced the system to the San Francisco Police Department during his tenure as Police Chief. District Attorney Gascón believes in using well developed metrics and technology to drive organizational performance and improve public safety. He is currently working on launching a version called “DA Stat” to the District Attorney’s Office. District Attorney Gascón has thirty years of experience in law enforcement promoting through the ranks to become Assistant Chief at the Los Angeles Police Department, Chief of Police in Mesa, Arizona and Chief of Police in San Francisco. In addition to his criminal justice work at the local, state, and national level, District Attorney Gascón has worked on public safety initiatives in Latin America and the Middle East. He is a Board member of the Council of State Government’s Justice Center, is a graduate of the FBI’s National Executive Institute, and is a member of the Harvard University/Kennedy School of Government’s Executive Session on Policing and Public Safety. District Attorney Gascón has a Bachelor of Arts in History from California State University, Long Beach, and a Juris Doctor Degree from Western State University, College of Law. Gavin Newsom Gavin Newsom was elected as the 49th Lieutenant Governor of the State of California on November 2, 2010. His top priorities are economic development and job creation, improving access to higher education, and maintaining California's environmental leadership. Prior to being elected Lieutenant Governor, he served two-terms as Mayor of San Francisco. Under his leadership, the economy grew and jobs were created. The City became a center for biotech and clean tech. He initiated a plan to bring universal health care to all of the City's uninsured residents. And Newsom aggressively pursued local solutions to global climate change. In the final days of his second term as Mayor, Newsom led a historic drive to host the 2013 America's Cup, one of the largest and most prestigious sporting events in the world, which is expected to generate roughly 8,000 jobs and $1.2 billion for the local and state economy. Dorsey Nunn Dorsey Nunn, Executive Director of Legal Services of Prisoners with Children, has over thirty-five years experience working on prison related issues. He is the Co-Founder of All of Us or None, a project of LSPC started by formerly incarcerated people in 2003. He has been in the forefront of many social justice organizations from their beginnings, including Critical Resistance and the California Coalition for Women Prisoners. Dorsey has received numerous awards including the “Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition” by Nancy Pelosi and the “Senate Certificate of Recognition by Senator Jackie Speier. He is also a recipient of the Fannie Lou Hamer Award from the African-American studies department at UC Berkeley. Dorsey was sentenced to life in the California Department of Corrections when he was 19 years old. He paroled in 1981 and discharged from parole in 1984. Laura Thomas Laura Thomas is the San Francisco deputy state director where she oversees the organization's Model City Initiative for San Francisco. She has 25 years of experience in HIV and public health policy, along with a strong commitment to community advocacy, thoughtful policy analysis and coalition building. She first became involved in AIDS activism with ACT UP in San Francisco. More recently, she was a consultant specializing in HIV policy and planning, with clients ranging from the California State Office of AIDS to the National Association of People with AIDS. Before that she worked for Tenderloin Health and Continuum HIV Day Services, nonprofit health and social service providers serving a predominantly homeless population in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood, and for the San Francisco Department of Public Health. Thomas has been a syringe access volunteer for more than 15 years, and helped organize a successful 2007 symposium on safe injection facilities. She is proud to have received the AIDS Hero Award from the 2000 AIDS Candlelight Memorial. She serves on the HIV Prevention Planning Council and the HIV Health Services Planning Council in San Francisco and is on the Steering Committee for the national HIV Prevention Justice Alliance. Thomas graduated from the University of California Berkeley in 1995 with a Masters in public health and a Masters in public policy. She also holds a B.A. in English from Wesleyan University.

Stęszów, Lower Silesian Voivodeship Stęszów is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Wołów, within Wołów County, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in south-western Poland. Prior to 1945 it was in Germany. References Category:Villages in Wołów County

The World Is Yours (Rich the Kid album) The World Is Yours is the debut studio album by American rapper Rich the Kid. It was released on March 30, 2018, by Interscope Records and Rich Forever Music. The album features guest appearances from Rich Forever Music labelmate Jay Critch, alongside Chris Brown, Kendrick Lamar, Lil Wayne, Khalid, Rick Ross, Swae Lee of Rae Sremmurd, and Quavo and Offset of Migos, among others. The World Is Yours was supported by three singles: "New Freezer" featuring Kendrick Lamar, "Plug Walk" and "Dead Friends". The album received generally favorable reviews and was certified Gold by the RIAA on June 19, 2018. Background On February 5, 2018, in an interview with XXL, Rich the Kid remarked on the album's expectation, by stating; On February 9, 2018, in an interview with Zane Lowe on Beats 1, Rich the Kid mentioned Kendrick Lamar, Khalid, Lil Wayne, Jay Critch, Famous Dex as guest features on the album. The album's official release date was revealed on February 21, 2018. On February 23, 2018, shortly after his appearance at the 2018 Brit Awards with Kendrick Lamar, Rich the Kid revealed his debut album's title. On February 28, 2018, the album's cover art was unveiled via Twitter. Artwork The album's artwork features Rich the Kid donning a white suit and a silk button-up, and a slew of chains while holding stacks of cash in hand. He stands in an unknown location surrounded by a forest environment. The title of the album comes from the film Scarface in Tony Montana's mansion. Along with the name, other elements of the album cover reflect other parts of the film. Singles The album's lead single, "New Freezer" featuring Kendrick Lamar was released for streaming and digital download on September 26, 2017, shortly after premiering on Zane Lowe's Beats 1 radio. The Dave Free and Jack Begert-directed music video was released on October 30, 2017. The album's second single, "Plug Walk" was released on February 9, 2018, following the same roll-out as the former. The Daps-directed music video was released on March 5, 2018. The album's third single "Dead Friends" was released on March 26, 2018, following the continuous roll-out. The music video was released on April 23, 2018, and it was directed by Rich the Kid himself. Promotional singles The album's lead promotional single, "Early Morning Trappin" featuring Trippie Redd was released on March 15, 2018. Controversy On February 27, 2018, Rich the Kid went on Instagram Live to preview a new track called "Dead Friends", which fans and commentators labeled a diss song aimed at Lil Uzi Vert. Critical reception Scott Glaysher in a review for HipHopDX gave the album a 3.6/5 and said "The World Is Yours won't have Rich leading the league but it does show his potential and willingness to grow as an artist the new generation of viral hit-driven rappers. If Rich can continue to craft hot singles and wean himself away from leaning on big-name talent, he may actually find rap's globe nestled in his pocket." Commercial performance The World Is Yours debuted at number two on the US Billboard 200 with 59,000 album-equivalent units, of which 6,000 were pure album sales. In its second week, the album dropped to number eight on the Billboard 200 and moved another 36,499 album-equivalent units. On June 19, 2018, the album was certified gold by Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for combined sales and album-equivalent units of over 500,000 units. By December 2018, the album has earned 620,000 album-equivalent units in the United States. Track listing Credits adapted from the album's liner notes, Tidal, ASCAP, XXL, and Instagram. Notes signifies an additional producer. signifies an uncredited co-producer. "World Is Yours" features uncredited background vocals from Cassius Clay. "Leave Me" doesn't apper on the physical version. Personnel Credits adapted from the album's liner notes and Tidal. Technical Michael "MikFly" Dottin – mixing , recording Chris Guevara – recording Jeff Ramirez – recording Zeke Mishanec – recording Eric Manco – recording Marlon "Mooch" Adams – recording Eddie "eMIX" Hernandez – recording Patrizio Pigliapoco – recording Gavin Finn – recording Dex Randall – recording Jeff Edwards – recording Randy Lanphear – recording Jaycen Joshua – mixing Miscellaneous Alex Loucas – photography, art direction Travis Brothers – design Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications References Category:Rich the Kid albums Category:2018 debut albums Category:Albums produced by WondaGurl Category:Albums produced by Harry Fraud Category:Albums produced by Metro Boomin Category:Albums produced by DJ Mustard Category:Interscope Records albums

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"Yeah, baby!" "Hi, I'm Dixie." "Dixie Normous." "I may just be a small town FBI-agent, slash single mother." "But I'm still tough...and sexy." "Well, Miss Normous..." "Shall we shag now or shag later?" "Oh Austin...behave." "Hey Powers!" "You better watch your freaking self." "Because this is one doctor who does make house calls." "Right, Mini-Me?" "Hey, assholes!" "I'm right over here, I'm Mine-Me." "Come and get me!" " And cut!" " That's a cut everybody." "So, Austin, what did you think of the opening credits?" "Well, I can't believe Sir Steven Spielberg, the grooviest film maker in history of cinema, is making a movie about my life." "Very shagadelic baby, yeah!" "Having said that, I do have some thoughts." "Really?" "My friend here thinks it's fine the way it is." "Well no offense Sir Stevie, but you gotta have Mojo baby, yeah!" "Hit it!" "Ladies and Gentlemen." "Sir Quincy Jones." "This is where the movie get its Mojo, baby." "Alright, everybody." "Music video, take 2." "It's Britney Spears!" "Oops." "I did it again, baby." "Welcome back Herr Doctor." "How was space?" "Space was cool, wasn't it Mini-Me?" "Doctor Evil, while you were in space." "I created a way for us to make huge sums of legitimate money." "And still maintain the ethics in the business practices of an evil organization." " I have turned us into a talent agency." "The Hollywood Talent Agency." " Really?" "By charging A-list clients 9 % rather that the traditional 10 %." "We've been able to sign such stars such as George Clooney, " " Julia Roberts." "And Leo DiCaprio." "Leo!" "And the best part of the whole scheme is, we all get our own assistance." "Hi, I'm Number 3." "I'm really excited to be a part of the team, here in HTA." "Very impressive, Number 2, but I finally have the perfect plan." "In the 70s, there lived a Dutch metallurgical heathenish, by the name of Johann Van Der Smut." "He loved gold so much he even lost his genitaliens in an unfortunate smelting accident." "Hence the name..." "Goldmember." "He invented a cold fusion power unit for a..."Tractorbeam"." ""Tractorbeam"" "Powerful enough to pull a meteor to Earth." "The meteor was called..."Midas 22"." "It's made of solid gold...is he sleeping?" "Well, that's okay." "I guess Mini-Me won't get any, CHOCOLATE!" "You want down Mini-Me?" "Use your words like a big boy clone." "He's okay!" "Here's the chocolate." "It's from Brugge." "That's in Belgium, that's where daddy's from." "Check out Mini-Me." "He's gone mental on candied chocolate." "It's like freakin' catnip for clothes." " Your chair, Dr. Evil." " Thank you." "Thanks, scedadum, right." "You know, when you have kids, I think your gonna find out that all kids are different, ey?" "For example:" "Mini-Me loves chocolate." "Scotty don't!" "Well, I love chocolate fine." "I just..." "Scotty don't!" "Oh yeah, very familiar, hang on, let me do what I do." "Would you stop..." "How about I what?" "What do you..." "I don't even..." "Honestly, isn't this..." "How about you don't, ladies and gentlemen, Scotty don't." "Dr. Evil, perhaps it's time, that you finish unveiling your plan." "Yes, thank you Number 2." "Ladies and gentlemen, my plan is..." "Scotty don't." "Oh, come on, you're such a lame ass!" "You know what?" "This is causing me serious psychological harm!" "I don't know." "Who am I?" "Fine." "You know what?" "I would love some chocolate." " Here you go." " Thank you." "Heel Mini-Me!" "Come on!" "You okay, Mini-Me?" "Did I pull too hard?" "I don't want to hurt you." " Dr. Evil." " Yo?" "What does Goldmember's plan have to do with us?" "Our earlier attempts of the tractorbeam went through several preparations." "Preparation A through G were a complete failure." "But now ladies and gentlemen, we finally have a working tractorbeam." "Which we shall call "Preparation H"." "What?" "Why don't you just call it "Operation Ass-creamy", ass?" "I'm sorry did you want some ice-cream?" "Yes, I'd love some chocolate ass-cream." "Perhaps later." "Dr. Evil, I love your plan." "Ja, Herr Doctor, it's a really good plan." "Yes, Frau, on the whole, I think Preparation H fells good." "What is it now?" "No, nothing." "You know what?" "I agree..." "Preparation H does feel good." "On the hole." "Well, I'm glad wir sprechen sie the same lingity." "Ladies and gentlemen." "Using my time machine I shall travel back to 1975." "Pick up Goldmember and bring him back to the future." "And the best part of this plan is..." "No one can stop me." "Not even..." "Austin Powers." "Not so fast." "You're sorrounded Dr. Evil." "Shit!" "Dr. Evil, the world court sentences you to 400 years." "Do you have anything to say?" "No, but I think Mini-Me does." "Looks like two eggs and a hankie." "The criminal genius known as, Dr. Evil and his clone were sentenced today at the world organization." "For his efforts, Austin Powers, the son of England's most famous spy, Nigel Powers." "Will be knighted by The Queen at Buckingham Palace." "Arise, Sir Austin Powers." "Thank you, Your Majesty." "Your father must be very proud of you." "Oh, yeah." "Come on dad, stand up and take a bow." ""Daddy wasn't there" Peace!" "I am a sexy beast." "It's Austin Powers, you're so funny." "Also very sexy." "Can I have an autograph?" "Of course, your name is?" "Fook Mi." "Oh behave, baby." "Now your name is?" "Fook Mi." "You kiss your mother with that mouth?" "Fook Mi, like this." "Oh I see." "Your name is Fook Mi." "You want a drink?" "Yes of course, but I have private bar in the back, that you are more than welcome to use..." "Here you go." "Fook Mi!" "That was fast!" "Fook Yu." "Oh, you're going the right way for a smack-bottom and I don't care who knows it!" "Austin." "This is my twin sister, her name, Fook Yu." "Fook Yu..." "Fook Mi." "Twins...twins" "Twins." "Yes." "We're going to see the twins." "I also think Austin Powers is very sexy." "We think you're very great." "We make you sleepy?" "Well, you make me many things, but sleepy is not one of them." " We give you top secret massage." " Yes, top secret massage, baby!" "Sorry about that, I swear to God, that never happens." "Yes, hold on a tick." "Okay, now where were we, baby?" "Ah, Austin." "I'm sorry to interrupt." "Twins, Basil." "Twins." "Austin, it's your father." " What?" " He's been kidnapped." "Very heavy, man." "Oh, so that's why my father wasn't at the knighting ceremony." "Well, no actually." "He was kidnapped after you were knighted." "He was last seen on his yatch." "Oh, yes." "The "HMS Shag-at-sea"." " Exactly, just take a look." "Gentlemen fall in." "Austin, these men were signed to guard you father." "Okay, chaps, chins up, trousers down." "I think we may have found a clue." "Gold blimey!" "All your privates have had their privates painted gold." "How bizarre." "Imagine, guilded tally-wackers, golden wedding-tackle, fourteen-carat trousers snakes..." " That's enough." " Okay." "Basil, there is only one person in the world, who truly understand the psychology of a mad man..." " Dr. Evil." " Dr. Evil." "I've been expecting you, Mr. Powers." "My father is missing." "Yes, I've heard." "How ironic." "You finally caught me, yet now you need me more that ever." "But then again, you've always needed me, haven't you Mr. Powers?" "Remember when I told you, we are not so different you and I?" "We are not so different you and I." " See, I did say that." " Very clever." "Now who has my father?" "Oh, oh...someone have some daddy issues." "Nothing could be my father from the truth." " You said my father." " No, I didn't." "Didn't, did not." "For me this is a dad issue." "Daddy love me." "It seems the knighting ceremony wasn't the only time your... daddy let you down." "Remember that day at the academy?" "Think!" "It was graduation." "Yeah, baby, yeah." "Do I make you horny, baby?" "That, that's the spot." "Right there." "Have you ever heard of knocking, man?" " Right!" " We were just getting started." "Don't forget, Mr. Powers, may tell you about the brief oral exam." "When I have the bit, it's mostly oral, and not too...brief, baby." "You know, brief and oral exam." "It looks like Master Evil is the top-contender for this year's International Man of Mystery." "He's number one in the class." "Hey, everybody, I'm Number 1." "Hello, I'm Number 2." "Nice to meet you Number 2." "But, now I'm going to be named this year's International Man of Mystery." "Who throws a cup cake?" "Honestly?" "And now it's time for award of greatest honour." "This year's International Man of Mystery is..." " Austin Powers!" " Well done Austin." "It has always been my dream to win this award just like my dad." "Glad he could be here." "Stand up, dad." "Take a bow." "Dad?" "I had the best grades in the class, and I didn't get diddly squat." " Here we go." " Tell me Mr. Powers." "What did you find on those sailors?" "A golden surprise?" "Perhaps?" "How did...yes...all the sailors had their meat and two vege painted gold." "Yes, it's the distinctive calling card of a criminal master mind." "The abil named..." "Goldmember." "How can I find this Goldmember?" "Quid pro quo, Mr Powers." "Yes, squid pro row." "I'll give you Goldmember." "You give me a transfer to a regular prison." "So that I could be with my beloved Mini-Me." "Okay." "I'll get you a transfer to a regular prison." "Now where's Goldmember?" "Not where Mr. Powers, but when." "1975 'Studio 69' Disco." "New York City." "Corner 69 and 8th." "You go now, Mr. Powers." "Fly fly." "I'll get it." "Instead of hiding your father in some remote location." "Goldmember's hiding in 1975." "So our engineers has crafted this vehicle, to time travel to the 70s." " Smashing, Basil." "A pimp mobile." " Yes, yes, I knew it would tickle your fancy." "What can I say?" "Look." "Cough..." "Here we go, 1975." "Good luck, Austin." "1975, yeah baby, yeah!" "Good evening, everybody." "And welcome to Studio 69." "Here he is, ladies and gentlemen, Goldmember." "Everybody, I'm from Holland!" "Isn't that wierd?" "Well." "If it isn't Austin Powers." "I'm sorry?" "You got a lot of nerve, jagging your jive white ass in here." "I don't belive we have met." "It's me Foxxy." "Foxxy Cleopatra." "Long time no see." "Stop!" "We can't be seen talking to each other." "You dig?" "I'm using this cat as a distration." "I get it, yes, very clever." "First things first." "Eight years and no phonecall?" "Nobody stands up Foxxy Cleopatra!" "Where have you been?" "Listen Foxxy." "I just want you to know I never intended to hurt you, baby." "Well, all I know is." "Momma only got a taste of honey." "But she wanted the whole beehive." " Oh, beehive!" " You always knew how to make me smile." "Well you know it's a gift really, I...what am I doing?" "Foxxy, what are you doing i Goldmember's club?" "I'm undercover." "About a year ago, my partner at the bureau was killed." "And that jive-ass turkey, Goldmember is the prime suspect." "Your father is in the back room under heavy guard." "Thanks Foxxy." "Austin, good luck." "Dad!" "Hello son." "Just overpowering my guards." "I'm here to rescue you." "Come quickly!" "I got a better idea." "Why don't you rescue me in about...what seven or eight minuts?" "Knock it off." "I don't wanna see my dad on the job." "Come on let's go." "Okay, I'm sorry." "I'm sorry girls." "I gotta..." "What's wrong with your neck?" "I took a Viagra, it got stuck in my throat and I've had a stiff neck for hours." "Listen, dad, if you are gonna talk about naughty things infront of these American girls." "Then at least speak english-english." "All right, my son." "God, that was good times, son." "Welcome to 1975, Austin Powers and fassia." "Excuse me, while I change, the hola boogie has made me sweaty." "You see Mr. Powers." "I love gold." "The look of it, the taste of it, the smell of it, the texture..." "I love gold so much that I even lost my genitalier in an unfortunate smelting accident." "Hence the name..." "Goldmember." "We're both swingers, you see?" "You have a toite body." "Yesh, I see that from your toite bands." "Yesh, you are toite like a toiger!" "Would you like a shmoke and a pancake?" "A what?" "A shmoke and a pancake?" "You, know. flapjack and a cigarette?" "Hm?" "All right." "Shigar and a waffle?" "No?" "Pipe and a crepe?" "No?" "Bong and a blintz?" "Oh, well." "Then there is no pleasing you." "That's not right." "Uh, hello, what have we here?" "That's a keeper, yesh." "Put it in the skin-box, please." "I'm peeling." "Oh, that's just disgusting." "Quickly, quickly, thank you." "Save me for myself." "You're insane Goldmember!" ""And that's the away, uh-huh uh-huh, I like it."" "K.C. and the Sunshine Band." "Alright, Goldmember." "Don't play the laughing boy." "There are only two things, I can't stand in this world:" "People who are intolerant of other people's cultures." "And the Dutch." "What?" "Take the fassia away." "Dutch-hater." "And now it is time to say goodbye." "Dr. Evil's orders." ""Which for you is bad news, bears."" "Walter Matthau." "Sha-zam!" "Up yours jive-turkey." "Traitor!" "Here's the gun, point it at him." "2002!" " They're taking my father to the time machine." " You say what-machine?" "Come on now." "This way, sugar!" "That was close Foxxy, I owe you one." "Austin, I found this in Goldmember's office." " It's a microfilm, maybe a clue." " Smashing." "I wanna go to the future with you." "We can catch Goldmember together." "I owe it to my partner." "I should warn you Foxxy, 2002 is very different." "Well, the future better get ready for me." "Because I'm Foxxy Cleopatra." "And I'm a whole lotta woman!" "2002, here we come!" "All visitations limited five minuts." "No spitting in the visitors room." "Herr Doctor." "I have some news." "It's your son." " He wants to take over the family business." " Scotty does?" " He's gotten so evil he's even started losing his hair." " I know, it's sweet." "Oh, he just wants to make you proud, Herr Doctor." "After all it's hard on the boy not having a father." "You know." "First you were frozen, then you were in space, now you're in jail." "Don't tell me he feels neglected." "I was adopted by freakin' Belgians." "You were adopted?" "I never met my birth parents." "There was a car accident." "I'm told that it was a beautiful Belgium day." "The smell of waffles and brussels sprout filled the summer air...until..." "My birthmother was incinerated." "I only survived because of her smoking carcass formed a protective coocoon of slaughtered human effluence." "A Belgium man and his 15-year old love slave with wet feet was looting the accident scene, they come across a bloodsoaked baby...moi!" "They raised me to be evil." "You know, that old chestnut." "Ja." "But nothing compares to this." "Being inside the belly of the beast, night after night all alone..." "Daddy's all pant up, let's freak." "Times up!" "Visitings hours are over." "Get to the line." "Cuffs up!" "Move it!" "Hi there." "How are you sleeping?" "Good?" "Gentlemen, listen up, ya'll." "Here's the new plan." "You're gonna start a riot." "And we're gonna walk out the front door." "Hey man, I know guys on crack that makes more sense than you." "Really?" "Then let me put it to you this way, 'coz..." "Alright, listen up!" "Tonight 8 PM you're gonna start a riot." "Yes, Dr. Evil!" "Attention all guards." "There is a riot in progress." "Seal all exits!" "Attention, Dr. Evil and his clone are trying to escape." "All guards report to cell block A immediately..." "There you are." "Good morning, sunshine." "Good morning." "How did you sleep?" " Great!" " Me too." "If these lips could talk." "Oh, hello." "You have the right to remain sexy, sugar." "Oh, I hope there's a search involved." "You got mail." "So, what does this thing do?" "Well, it's called the Internet." "It complete revolutionize the way we live and access vital information." "For example, have a look at this." " Now that's vital information!" " I know it's amazing." " Oh, Basil, what's happening, baby?" " A lot is happening Foxxy." "Dr. Evil has escaped." "The good news is one of our agents has managed to infiltrate Dr. Evil's organization." "Excellent, Basil we have been tried for years, to get a mole inside Dr. Evil's lair." " We now have that mole." " Yes." "Ah, and here he is." "So, you're the..." "Mo...mo...mo..." "Most...most...most excellent agent we've ever seen." "Yes, the most excellent agent we've ever seen." "Thank you." "Thank you." "Now I wasn't able to get the exact location." "But I did learn that Dr. Evil has moved to a new lair outside Tokyo, Japan." "By the way I realize that I have a large mole on my face." "Where?" "What?" "Where's that mole?" "I didn't see one." "I also realize the ironi, that I am myself...a mole." "No one would make that connection." "Anyway...well done, old chap." "Jolly good work." "Nice to mole you...meet you!" " Nice to meet you, Mole!" "Don't say mole." " Stop!" " I said mole." " Stop!" " Bye" " Mole!" "Mole!" "Mole!" "Oh, shut up!" "Moley, moley, moley, moley, moley!" "Up periscope." "Ladies and gentlemen." "Welcome to my new submarine lair." "It's long and hard, and full of seamen." "Nothing?" "No?" "Not even a titter?" "Tough sub." " Dr. Evil, You look very toit!" "Yesh, toit like a toiger!" "Yesh Yesh Yesh!" " Really?" "Yesh, you look like a "macho-man"." "Village People." "You know, Goldmember?" "I don't think that's something one dude should say to another dude!" "Yeah!" "A little creepy!" "Ooh yesh!" "Yesh yesh yesh yesh!" "This is a keeper!" "Alright... you're not going to put that skin in your mouth, are you?" "You did... ok... that's just gross!" "Yesh, salty!" "Yesh that was good!" "Ladies and gentlemen." "As you know." "We've been designing a "tractorbeam"." "Code name Preparation H." "It's powerful enough to pull the meteor..."Midas 22"." "Into a collision course with the Earth, upon entering the atmosphere the hot ball of magma." "Will strike and melt the polar icecaps, causing a global flood." "But enough of my technical mumbo-jumbo." "Allow me to demonstrate." "Lower the globe." "Lower the globe!" "Av, av..." "Scheisse." "Well, congratulations numb nuts... you've succeeded in turning me into a frickin' Jack in the box!" "Get it off." "Get it off!" "It's dark." "It's dark." "I'm okay, I'm okay." "Release the meteor." "Release the meteor!" "No way!" "Right in the kanickies!" "God dammit!" "Guys!" "Way to go a-hole!" "All right hold on, let me try to find my balls for God's sakes!" "One, two... and three, okay." "I'm okay!" "Dr. Evil, we still have the ultimate insurances policy." "May I present to you the very sexual, the very toite." "Austin Powers fassia." "His what?" "His fassia Dr. Evil." "His ferder?" " What's a ferder?" "His fassia!" "You know, the fassia." "Yeah Goldmember, I dont speak freaky-deaky dutch." "Okay perv boy?" "Fassia, his dad, dad is fassia." "Oh his dad, oh his FATHER." "Yes, that's the right accent." "Isn't that wierd." "Father, father." " Ah, Nigel Powers." " Hello, hello." "Bring him to me!" "Easy peasy lemon squeezy!" "Put the guns down." "Is this the first day on the job or something?" "Look, this is how it goes..." "You attack me one at a time." "And I knock you out in a single punch." "Okay, go!" "Oh, he's good." "Do you know who I am?" "Have you any idea how many anonymous henchmen I've killed over the years?" "And look at you." "You haven't even got a name tag." "You got no chance!" "Why don't you just fall down?" "Alright, Dr. Evil give yourself up, while you still got a chance." "Okay, okay." "You got me." "Nigel Powers, meet..." "Mini-Me." "Oh, blimey." "I though I smelled cabbage." "Take hime away!" "Dr. Evil, can I paint his yoo-hoo gold?" "It's kindda my thing, you know?" "How about no, you crazy Dutch bastard!" "Attention henchmen." "It's health week." "Don't forget your physical." "Dr. Evil's orders." "You know, I think it's a shame the way they treat you." "Just because you're one-eight their size." "Doesn't mean you deserve one-eight of their respect." "Mini fella." "I'm..." "I'm curious." "Is everything in proportion." "You know your bobby dangler, - your general, two colonels." "Your giggle stick, master of ceremonies." "Yeah, don't be shy, let's have a look." "My word!" "You're a tripod." "What do you feed that thing?" "It's like a baby's arm holding an apple." "The good news is." "If you ever get tired." "You can use it as a kick-stand." "I think we both know who the real brain is behind this operation." "Tokyo, a go go, baby, yeah!" "What's kicking, Basil?" "A lot's kicking, Foxxy." "Austin?" "One of Dr. Evil's henchmen has been spotted at the Asahi Sumo Arena." " See there immediately." " Thanks, Basil." "Ah, Jesus Christ, this diaper is making my nuts rub together." "It's gonna start a fire!" "That's Fat Bastard!" "Do you know what my favorite Helen Hunt movie is?" "TWISTER!" " That's not right." " Sure ain't." "Are we done here?" "I've gotta take a crap." "Wait a tic." "Something doesn't smell right." "And I think it's Fat Bastard." "You okay, Austin?" "Sound as a pound, love." "I didn't have any corn!" "Hey diaper-lady!" "Here's my diaper." "I think I might have pinched one off to soon." "I left a rosebud in there for you." "You really are a fat bastard!" "You know, that hurts my feelings." "I'm trying to go on a diet, you know." "The zoan." "You know curbs are the enemy." "Oh...who's your friend?" "Oh, I liked to have a go with that filly." "Do you find me sexy?" "Look at my titties!" "Shut your mouth!" "Alright, that's enough!" " Okay, you got me, put it there, would you?" " Okay." "Come here, you!" "Oh, my titties!" "You give me a nipple!" "I've got you now!" "Come here you!" "Prepare for the ultimate wire-fighting manoeuvre!" "I just hope my wire-fighting team is ready!" " Cranky!" " Oh, great, isn't this magical?" "One of my wires broke." "Your under arrest, sugar!" "Okay, Fat Bastard, who's the Japanese cat you make a exchange with?" "All right." "His name is Roboto." "He owns Roboto Industries." "He's designing some contraption for Dr. Evil..." "I don't know..." " The tractorbeam." " The tractorbeam." "That's it!" "Listen, do you honestly think that crime can pay?" "Well, to be honest with you, I've been trying to go legit." "I really take my sumo wrestling seriously, you know." "But when you are an overweight child." "In this society that demands perfection." "Like your sense of right, wrong, fair and unfair." "We'll always be tragically scud." "Did you just soil yourself?" "Maybe." "It did sound a little wet, didn't it, right in the end, uhh..." "Let's have a smell, alright." "Wafting, wafting." "Well, everyone likes there own brand, don't they?" "This is magic!" "Alright, analysis." "Smells like carrots and throw up." "That could gag a maggot!" "Smells like hot, sick arse and a dead carcass." "Even stink would say that that stinks!" "You know when you go to the apartment building, and you smell others people's cookin' on each floor, and you go: "What are they cooking'"." "That, plus crap!" " Hey pa!" " Hey Scotty!" "How you been sport..." "I got you a present." "Really?" "Open the tank." "Open the tank!" "Are those sharks with laserbeams attached to their heads?" "Cool!" "You mean I actually have fricken' sharks with fricken' laser beams attached to their fricken' heads?" "You're the best evil son an evil dad could ever ask for." "I love you, dad." "I love you, son." "Starting moment..." "Scotty!" "Come here." "Pop a squat, right next to daddy!" "Mini-Me, move down the bench." "There's a power struggle." "Scotty's on fire!" "Alright, it's getting crowded in here." "Everyone out, everyone out, come on!" "Not you, Scotty." "Not you, Number 2." "Not you, Frau." "Not you, Goldmember." "Not you guys back there." "Not you henchman holding wrench." "Not you henchman arbitrarily turning knobs making it seam like your doing something." "This is uncomfortable!" "The tiny one can't take a hint." "He doesn't understand, He's small." "Hello Foxxy." "Austin." "We've comfirmed what Fat Bastard told you about Roboto is accurate." "He was hired by Dr. Evil to contruct Preparation H." "So Roboto had the technology to build Goldmember's tractorbeam." "Which means Roboto will lead us to Goldmember." "Which means Goldmember will lead us to my father." " You speak Japanese?" " A little." "Well you might be a cunning linguist, but I'm a master debator." "I'm looking for my father." "He was kidnapped." "Please eat what?" "Wait." "He said: "Please eat some shitake mushrooms."" "Tell me." "What do you know about...s...my father's where...about...s." "You're ass is happy?" "No!" "He said: "Your assignment is an unhappy one"." "Nice potty-mouth, dirtbag." "Yes." "Quite off topic, thank you very much." "Why don't I just speak in English?" "That would be a good idea, now wouldn't it?" "That way I wouldn't miss-read the subtitles making you it seem like you're saying that are dirty." "I'm sorry to hear about your father." "But I can't help you." "Please excuse me." "I have another appointment." "By the way..." "Mr. Roboto is lying to us." "Tell me something I don't know." "I open-mouth kissed a horse once." " Say-what?" " That's something you don't know." "My spider-senses tells me that my father is still in this building." "You keep a look out." "I'm gonna try to sneak in." "Sha-zam!" "Come on, sugar." "There is Goldmember and Roboto." "Yesh." "Very impressive put Preparation H into my stooping transporten." "You need this to tone the tractorbeam." "It's a gold key." "Smarty pants." "Let's spread out." "Hands up, Goldmember!" "It's payback time." "Sure you can kill me." "But then, what happens to Austin Powers' fassia?" "Dad!" "Yesh!" "And now he's going to have an unfortunate smelting accident." "Don't worry dad!" "I'm here to rescue you." "May I point out, that last time around you fell into to an obvious trap." "Now your're trying to save me instead of stopping Goldmember." "Please, I'm not gonna let Goldmember get away!" "Austin, Goldmember is getting away." "Hello, hello, aren't you gonna introduce us Austin?" "Foxxy, this is..." "Powers." "Nigel Powers." "Is that Eau de Fleuratia your wearing?" "Yes, it is." "That's how a woman should smell." "Especially one as beautiful as you." "My my...even in the face of danger you live up to your reputation." "Get on with it!" "I got an idea." "Your spycar is a mini." "It's not the size mate." "It's how you use it." "You know I would have found my way out, very well." "What?" "I saved your life!" "Listen." "Should have been doing your job!" "Oh, your welcome, mate." "Shut up and turn around, please!" "Run!" "It's Godzilla!" "It looks like Godzilla." "But due to International Copyright Laws...it's not." "Still we should run, like it is Godzilla!" "Though it isn't." "There is Goldmember." "Greater-greater one-niner, this is Goldie-van." "Over." "10-4 there, Goldie-van this is Rubber-ducky, what's your ten-twenty?" "Over." "I've got Preparation H in rear and smoke in the barrel of my backdoor..." "Viva las convoy." "Over." "Yee-haa." "Copy that you son-of-a-bitch powder of monkeynuts." "Open wide there Rubber-ducky, I'm entering your mouth now." "Over." "Great, Goldmember got away." "Now what?" "I think it's obvious, we should take Dr. Evil's lair by force." " You can be my backup, son." " Backup?" "Well that's fairly condescending." "Do you think Dr. Evil's is gonna expect an attack?" "We should infiltrate his lair." "It's aint my first rodeo, cowboy." "We need commandos, scuba...gadgets for god-sake." "Well, I don't like to use gadgets." "Outside the bedroom, I thank you..." "You know." "I think being frozen, damaged your brain." "Really?" "And how would you know?" "This is the most time we ever spent together, since...ever!" "What are you saying, son?" "What boy learned to drive a car with machineguns on it?" "Or had a helicopter you could fit in a nutsack?" "What about you Swedish nanny, Helga?" "Oh, yes, Helga!" "Let's say I didn't hire her for the cooking." "She stayed on, until you were 24." "We were mates you and I." "I didn't need a friend." "I needed a father." "You know I have risked my life trying to save you." "And you still don't give me any respect." "Respect?" "Come on." "If you got an issue, here's your tissue." "That is not funny." "Well, I suppose we better go our seperate ways then?" "Fine." "Fine." "So." "I've been assigned to welcome you to the Ministry of Defense." "I have a letter from my director personally thanking you for switching sides." "I...can't wait to inform Austin of your defection." "Oh." "Hello Basil." "Yes, Austin should be here any second." "Yes, I'm in Austin's hotel room right now." "Assasin!" "Try to kill me will ya?" "Oh." "You wanna be friends, huh?" "Wait a tick." "I'm not falling for that again!" "But, at least he didn't mention it." "Yes, I realize he can't talk." "Listen I think Dr. Evil treated him badly." "And that's why he has decided to help us." "Come back here, you little bugger." "Oh, yes." "I'm sure Austin and Mini-Me, will get along famously." "I guarantee nothing will happen to Mini-Me in my watch." "Come here you bugger, I got ya." "Oh, I think he and Austin will be united in their commitment to the mission of stopping Dr. Evil." "Austin." "There you are." "I have come to tell you the good news." "Mini-Me has..." " switched sides." "Sorry about that, old chap." "Welcome aboard." "My mole-stake." "What was that?" "Listen." "Just get it out of you system." " No I'm fine." " I insist." "We could work together better if you just..." "Mole!" "Bloody mole!" "We are not supposed to talk about the bloody mole, but there's a bloody mole winking me in the face!" "I'm gonna chop it off, and cut it off." "And make some guacamole!" " Better?" " Yeah." "So you decided to join us, huh, Mini-Me?" "And welcome to the good side, my mini-brother." "And thank you for the map for Dr. Evil's sub." "What's this?" "It says: "Dr. Evil's tractorbeam is now complete" "there is not much time." "Dr. Evil must pay!"" ""You are so beautiful."" ""Are you a clone of an angel?"" "That is so sweet!" "But no my mini-man, I'm not." ""Are you sure you don't have a little clone in you?"" "Yeah I'm sure." ""Would you like to...?"" "Holy bugger!" "That is so not funny." "Okay, everyone prepare to dive." "This spycar is also a submarine." "Get me the World Organization." "What is it, Dr. Evil?" "Gentlemen." "In a matter of hours a meteor will crash into Earth causing a global flood." "That is of course unless you pay me." "1 billion-gezillion-fefillion... million...yen." "I think you're bluffing." "Well perhaps you would like a demonstration?" "Number 2 the key, please." "Sir, Dr. Evil is not bluffing." "One of our satellites is falling out of orbit." "Which one?" "It's the one that looks like a pair of..." "Melons!" "Big juicy melons!" "Are they nice and ferm?" "Well, what do you think?" "Look at that!" "It looks like a set of giant..." "Hey, A and N you're late." "How're we doin.." "Go Titans!" "Check it out." "Those remind me of..." "Boobs!" "Boobs, Ozzy?" "These film makers is just *BEEP* boobs!" "What do you mean, dad?" "Well they use the same *BEEP* jokes, as they did in the last Austin Powers movie." "What *BEEP* joke?" "You know the *BEEP* joke about the long smooth rocket that looks likes some guy's..." "Johnson!" " Yes, sir?" " Any sign of that satellite?" "No, sir." "It's gone." "Gentlemen, you have my demands, peace out!" "Cool, baby." "You look very switched on." "Thank you, Austin." "No Mini-Me!" "Off!" "Bad!" "No humping!" "Dr. Evil." "In light of success of the device." "It is japanese custom that I recieve a bonus." "A bonus?" "That's good." "Yeah." "Throw me a freakin' bonus here!" "I haven't laughed that hard since I was a little girl, thank you!" "Oh, you're nok joking." "No!" "In fact if you don't give me the bonus..." " Hey guys!" " Hey Scotty, how are you, sport?" " Why don't you let me take care of this?" " Okay." "That's the evil laugh." "Scotty!" "Scotty!" "Scotty." "Take it down a notch." "It's creepin' a bit." "Let's go." "We will need a disguise." "There's only one uniform." "One of us has to go, on the other one's shoulders." "Hey there buddy how's it going?" "Good to see, ya." "Yeah, yeah...hi!" "Hello." "You alright?" "Yes it's a good hat." "Very good hat." "Come on Mini-Me, let's go." "Hold it right there, mister." "Did you really think that you could get away with this?" "I did actually, yes." "Every new recruit must have a physical." "Now get in here sailor." "I'm going to need an urine sample." "Okay." "Okay, then." "Hello." "And here we go." " Terrific." " Yes." "Alright sailor." "Go behind that screen and strip down to your skippies." "Alright then, I'll just go to that screen." "Which is over there." "Right behind that screen." "Come on, hurry the map." "Okay, what's on the map." "I'm going to need an urine sample." "Which way to the main chamber?" "Okay." "So...sure." "Excuse me, doctor?" "It's difficult in public, isn't it?" "Mini-Me, our shadows, we're casting a shadow." "What's wrong, sailor?" "You should check that guy out!" "What the hell is going on here?" "Hands up." "You heard me, I said hands up!" "Come with me!" "Mini-Me, the map." "Go!" "Okay, you got me." "Are you alright, little man?" "Right on!" "Mr. Powers." "Before I kill you." "Perhaps you would like to see the genius of my plan." "Key, please." "What the?" "Who?" "But how?" "Where?" "Looking for this?" "Mini-Me?" "Alright, everybody, drop your guns." "Because Foxxy Cleopatra is in the sub." "Smashing, Foxxy!" "Yeah!" "Alright, Dr. Evil." "It has finally come down to this." "You, me and the gun." "What are you going to do now, Austin?" "Dad?" "What are you doing here?" "I gotta finish this off once and for all." "I'm afraid you can't do that." "I have to protect my son." "Dad, I'm fine." "I'm not talking about you." "I'm talking about...him." "What?" "Dr. Evil is not your son." "I am." "You both are." "What?" "It was our first...family holiday together." "Just as I was finishing a case." "Your mother brought the two of you to Belgium." "I stopped to have a tinkle." "When the car..." "But, my parents died in a car accident." "It was no accident." "Ìt was an assasination attempt." "I though only Austin survived." "I should have told you the truth earlier." "But those Belgians, they made you so damn...evil." "Of course they share border with Dutch." "Very interesting story, Mr. Powers." "Of course, I'm gonna have to wait until I see all the facts." "Daddy!" "Daddy is here, Ducky." "Ducky, ducky?" "Ducky remember, Ducky...?" "Dad, what's going on?" "What are you going to do Austin?" "Austin!" "Are you sure you can trust, Dr. Evil?" "He ain't heavy." "He's my brother, baby, yeah!" "I should have told you this so long ago, son." "I'm very proud of you." "Can you forgive me?" "I forgive you dad." "I'm Ducky!" "I'm Ducky!" "Oh, come on!" "I mean first I'm not evil enough for you." "And now you're gonna turn good?" "Listen, Scott." "You can spend your whole life trying to win your parents acceptance." "Believe me!" "But at the end of the day you just gotta do it for yourself, baby." "Hey, Austin..." "What?" "I hate you." "I hate you!" "I hate you!" "I don't even know you, but I hate you too." "And I especially hate you!" "You'll pay." "You'll all pay!" "I'd like to point out that no one else in my gene pool runs like a girl." "Not so fast, smarty pants!" "Dr. Evil!" "You might not want to destroy the world." "But I do!" "Preparation H goes ahead as planned." "I got to flood the Earth!" "Think again, Goldmember." "Huh, Foxxy Cleopatra." "It's a shame I had to kill your partner." " Too bad for you." " Too bad for me?" "How about too bad for you?" "Oh no!" "Luckily I keep a spare." "Look everyone!" "My winky was a key!" "Oh dear, bloody Dutchman." "Foxxy, I'm coming!" "Don't do anything stupid or the shooting begins." "Austin, take Ducky I'll stay here and be your backup." "Ducky, what do we do?" "I'm not really a "hands-on-evil-genius"." "Think you were always the smart one." "I could re-write the output capacity to the tractorbeam from one of the conduit boxes up there." "Come on, let's go." "Yesh!" "The shooting begins." "Let me shoot!" "You know, Dr. Evil." "I used to think you were crazy." "I know." "But now I can see your nuts." "I thank you." "Hurry!" "Fassia, fassia, fassia, fassia, fassia." "Fassia can you here me?" "Fassia, fassia..." "Well done, Austin!" "You saved the world again." "Thank you." "Austin, you did it." "We did it!" "Yeah, baby!" "No?" "Just trying it on." "Goldmember, you're under arrest, sugar." "Hey assholes!" "Do I have time for a last smoke and a pancake or what?" "I'm from Holland!" "Isn't that wierd?" "Yes, well done!" "Hey Powers!" "Fat Bastard?" "But you are not fat anymore." "I'm on the subway diet." "I've lost a 180 pounds." "Congratulations, baby." "Thank you." "I do have a little bit of excess skin though." "But unfortunately my neck does look like a vagina." "Austin." "Thank you, for eveything." "Sha-zam!" "I'm gonna get you, Austin Powers." "MORE TO COME..." "Well they are using the same *BEEP* joke as they used in the last Austin Powers film...movie...oh I'm sorry." "Well they are using the...the...what..." "Well they are using the same joke, as they..." "W...what do you mean?" "Boobs, Ozzy?" "Stop..." "Oh, don't start this Kelly, don't you worry about..." "On the mark!" "On the mark?" "I don't like that noise I'm getting all turned on." "My testeron is going dancing..." "Get off me!" "Is...is it true what they say about you?" "Kickstand?" "Really?" "Can I give you my cellphone number?" "Please?" "Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Burt Bacharach."

Taking stock of pay-for-performance: a candid assessment from the front lines. Pay-for-performance (P4P) has been widely adopted, but it remains unclear how providers are responding and whether results are meeting expectations. Physician organizations involved in the California Integrated Healthcare Association's (IHA) P4P program reported having increased physician-level performance feedback and accountability, speeded up information technology adoption, and sharpened their organizational focus and support for improvement in response to P4P; however, after three years of investment, these changes had not translated into breakthrough quality improvements. Continued monitoring is required to determine whether early investments made by physician organizations provide a basis for greater improvements in the future.

Attention all Knifemakers!.....Product dealers/retailers and/or knife makers/sharpeners/hobbyists (etc) are not permitted to insert business related text/videos/images (company/company name/product references) and/or links into your signature line, your homepage url (within the homepage profile box), within any posts, within your avatar, nor anywhere else on this site. Market research (such as asking questions regarding or referring to products/services that you make/offer for sale or posting pictures of finished projects) is prohibited. These features are reserved for supporting vendors and hobbyists.....Also, there is no need to announce to the community that you are a knifemaker unless you're trying to sell something so please refrain from sharing. Thanks for your co-operation! Help Support Kitchen Knife Forums by donating using the link above or becoming a Supporting Member. I like to use my r2 mr itou honesuki for all my meat and poultry fabrication. Very sturdy knife, doesn't chip. Steel stays sharp for a long time. I used many other knives for these jobs.For me, nothing is better suited.During the week i'll break down anything from whole quail,squab,chic,Sides of veal, whole pigs and Lamb. Three tools Honesuki, Large cleaver, Meat Saw. Thats it. I'm surprised that nobody on the forum is chopping up chicken bones. Years ago, I read Pam Andersons' recipe on making a chicken stock. She felt the trick was chopping up chicken bones to expose the marrow. I thick it was recipe that made me want a cleaver. Also I've seen a number of recipes, where poultry was chopped or hacked into bite size pieces, after it was cooked. I don't know if I'd ever use a gyuto to chop up a chicken. Since others have brought up the topic, a chicken can be broken down in the western style with any knife from a paring to a cleaver. The Asian style, where a series of precise cuts are made and the meat is pulled off the bones, is where the honesuki, garasuki, and cleaver do make a difference. From what I understand of the garasuki, they can be nothing more then a large honesuki. The garasuki's that have the steep bevel on one side, such as a Masamoto, are probably more in line with a deba, but with a narrow triangle profile. The members who enjoy breaking down a chicken with a deba, the garasuki would be the next step. The little that I've got to play with a garasuki that main difference between it and the honesuki, seems to be production. The Masamoto is a big heavy knife, that is still nimble. If a significant portion of my job was breaking down chicken and deboning them, I would want a garasuki. This is the reason I ask @ 1:37 AND 2:37. It is the mad man Gordon Ramsey breaking down a chock. When you make $45 mil plus a year, who cares what you do with your knife.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEJSHRSJCn8

Rolandas Alijevas Rolandas Alijevas (born 20 January 1985) is a Lithuanian professional basketball player of Azeri descent. Pro career On 15 April 2011, Alijevas signed a contract with BC Prienai, until the end of the season. On 28 June 2011, he signed with Budivelnik Kyiv in Ukraine. On 13 February 2012, he became a member of the Krasnye Krylia basketball club, based in Samara, Russia. He also played for BC Nevėžis, BC Žalgiris, ASVEL Basket, BC Krka, BC Boncourt, Polonia Warszawa, G.S. Olympia Larissa B.C., Phoenix Hagen, BC Šiauliai. Achievements Nike International Junior Tournament MVP: (2003) LKAL Champion: (2003) FIBA Europe Under-20 Championship : (2005) FIBA Under-21 World Championship : (2005) Summer Universiade : (2007) References External links Euroleague.net Profile Category:1985 births Category:Living people Category:ASVEL Basket players Category:BC Budivelnyk players Category:BC Krasnye Krylia players Category:BC Pieno žvaigždės players Category:BC Žalgiris players Category:KK Krka players Category:Lithuanian men's basketball players Category:Olympia Larissa B.C. players Category:Phoenix Hagen players Category:Point guards Category:Shooting guards Category:Basketball players at the 2015 European Games Category:European Games competitors for Azerbaijan Category:Universiade medalists in basketball Category:Universiade gold medalists for Lithuania

The present invention relates to power staple guns, and relates more particularly to such a power staple gun which has pairs of staple grooves for loading staples of different lengths, and marks for indexing the loading of staples of different lengths. Various power staple guns are well known, and intensively used for driving staples into workpieces. FIG. 1 shows a power staple gun according to the prior art, which comprises a gun body 16 having a staple nozzle 15 at one end, a coupling frame 17 at an opposite end, a magazine 10 connected between the staple nozzle 15 and the coupling frame 17 and defining two parallel staple grooves 14 for loading staples 12, and a follower member 11 for pushing staples 12 toward the nail nozzle 15. The magazine 10 further has a rectangular staple loading port 13 at one side for loading staples 12 in the staple grooves 14. When the follower member 11 is pulled backwards toward the coupling frame 17, staples 12 can then be inserted through the staple loading port 13 into the staple grooves 14. When staples 12 are loaded, the follower member 11 is released from hand to move the staples 12 forwards. If long staples are used, they can be loaded in the magazine 10 from the top side. This structure of power staple gun is still not satisfactory in function. One drawback of this structure of power staple gun is its limited application. Because the power staple gun has only one pair of staple grooves, only limited sizes of staples can be used. Another drawback of this structure power staple gun is that there is no indexing means to show staples of different specifications. When staples of different sizes are alternatively used, wrong staples may be loaded and driven into workpieces. Furthermore, when buying staples, the user shall have to check if the staples fit the power staple gun.

Marjory Marjory is a variant spelling of Marjorie or Margery. Notable people with the name include: Marjory Allen, Lady Allen of Hurtwood (1897–1976) Marjory Cobbe, English midwife granted a pensio in 1469 for attending the wife of Edward IV Marjory Gordon, emeritus professor of nursing at Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Marjory Kennedy-Fraser (1857–1930), Scottish singer, composer and arranger Marjory LeBreton (born 1940), Leader of the Government in the Canadian Senate Marjory Mecklenburg (born 1935), American government administrator and activist opposed to legal abortion Marjory Mills (1896–1987), New Zealand embroiderer and businesswoman Marjory Saunders (1913–2010), Canadian archer Marjory Shedd (1926–2008), former world-class Canadian badminton player Marjory Stephenson (1885–1948), British biochemist Marjory Stoneman Douglas (1890–1998), American journalist, writer, feminist and environmentalist Marjory Wardrop (1869–1909), English scholar and translator of Georgian literature See also Marjory Razorblade, double-LP by UK musician Kevin Coyne which was released in 1973 Category:Feminine given names ru:Марджори

Columbia University continues to deny students accused of sexual assault their due process rights, going out of their way to ignore exculpatory evidence in order to find accused men responsible no matter how thin the allegations. The latest example is Ben Feibleman, who is using his real name to fight the allegations against him, made by a woman who, as usual, gets to keep her anonymity and is only referred to as Jane Doe in court documents. The Daily Caller’s Betsy Rothstein recently published an exclusive interview with Feibleman regarding the $25 million lawsuit he filed against the university last May. I encourage you to read her full story (warning: language and graphic depictions of sex), which includes a complete transcript of the 30-minute audio recording Feibleman made of the woman when he started to suspect things might go wrong. Columbia’s adjudicators ignored the audio recording Feibleman made and scoffed at his allegations that he was the one who was sexually assaulted. The adjudicators, according to Rothstein, told them there was “insufficient evidence” that he was assaulted (despite the audio recording) and that even if he had been assaulted, he would have liked it, therefore, Jane was “not responsible” for any alleged assault. Feibleman, on the other hand, was found responsible and retroactively expelled and revoked his diploma (he had been allowed to graduate during the investigation). Jane and Feibleman knew each other a little from their journalism classes. After an event (which Feibleman says wasn’t the sort of place to get wasted), Jane allegedly asked him to put his head on her lap. “She later sneaked kisses when her friends weren’t looking. She poured beer down his throat during a drinking game. Then she asked him to walk with her to the roof, where she climbed atop the water tower and beckoned him. She took off her top while he unclasped her bra,” Rothstein reported. The two engaged in some sexual activity and she allegedly insulted him for not wanting to go near the edge of the water tower. He said she performed a “perfect backward roll off the side of the water tower,” taunted him for being afraid of heights even though he was a Marine, and they continued to flirt and engage in sexually charged activities. His audio recording of her taped her continuously begging him for sex – a total of 29 admissions. He told her repeatedly he wanted to but thought she was too drunk (he didn’t, but said he used that as a “nuclear option” to get out of the situation). She said she wanted rough sex and allegedly pulled his pants down and tried to “force her mouth on his penis.” When he’d try to leave, she’d cry. If he declined to have sex with her, she’d say he thought she was “gross.” When he tried to leave again, she wouldn’t let him. Throughout the tape he declined to have sex with her even though she begged. After he was finally able to leave, she allegedly told her roommate that “Ben tried to have sex with me.” She also told this to her boyfriend who questioned her level of intoxication. The next morning she told Columbia Feibleman sexually assaulted her. The school refused to ask her questions about his side of the story or even use the evidence he provided. “At one point, they warned him not to utter a word about a medical report he obtained that addressed her level of capacity based on 700 photographs and the 30-minute recording,” Rothstein reported. “According to his legal complaint, a witness ‘Jane Doe’ called to support her in Columbia’s case against him later called Feibleman and told him that she sometimes mixed pills and alcohol to get over a boyfriend. If he mentioned the report, Columbia authorities said they’d throw him out of the hearing and proceed without him.” Feibleman is now suing Columbia with the help of attorney Kimberly Lau. Columbia is trying to get Feibleman’s military service records in what Lau says is a fishing expedition, while at the same time refusing to provide Feibleman with relevant documents related to his accusation. He was found responsible for the sexual activity that occurred before the recording, even though he provided evidence to show Jane wasn’t incapacitated at the time. His case is yet another example of a university doing everything it can to find a male responsible because in today’s #MeToo age, males are expendable while a woman claiming to be a victim must be believed.

Months ago I created a sample project demonstrating clean architecture in Android, you can see it here. One of the main problems when I created this project was the threading, in Android if you do too much work in the Ui thread you have drawing problems and your Ui can seem unresponsive while you keep the Ui thread busy, also you can’t touch any Ui component from any worker thread, this calls have to be in the Ui thread. When I created this MVP project I faced that problem and I tried to abstract this threading problems into the delivery mechanism, Android in this case. The communication between View and a Presenter is in the same thread because the action that a Presenter does are usually little things and most times is only a call to domain and this is done in a worker thread. The other problem was when an interactor (asynchronous call) has finished and I have to refresh the screen with some retrieved data in background, you need the Ui thread, but only when touching widgets, if you have to do some other actions it’s better to keep the worker thread alive and return to the main thread only when needed. Keeping this on my mind I decided to decorate my View implementations with a Handler to post the results in the Ui Thread, so my Presenter and my View interface are part of my java presentation module and using the view decorator the change to the UI thread is done seamlessly and transparently keeping the presenter decoupled from thread changing logic. Let’s see some code: public class MainPresenter { private MainView mainView; public void attachiew(MainView mainView) { this.mainView = mainView; } public void doSomeViewAction() { interactorInvoker.execute(getContactsInteractor, new InteractorOutput , ObtainContactsException>() { @Override public void onResult(List result) { mainView.doSomeAction(); } ... }); } } This MainPresenter, executes with an InteractorInvoker (ThreadPoolExecutor abstraction) a thread to get some Contact result. When the interactor is completed it needs to call a method in the view, so it makes the call to the view without thinking about any threading problem and keeps the presenter absctract about threading issues. public class DecoratedMainView implements MainView { private final MainView undecoratedView; private final ThreadSpec threadSpec; public DecoratedMainView(MainView undecoratedView, ThreadSpec threadSpec) { this.undecoratedView = undecoratedView; this.threadSpec = threadSpec; } @Override public void doSomeAction() { this.threadSpec.execute(new Runnable() { @Override public void run() { undecoratedView.doSomeAction(); } }); } } To do that, you have to call handler.post() or runOnUiThread() in order to change the thread in the view, but the code will become verbose and maybe I can forget in some circustances to implement that, so I created a code generator to let this implemented autommatically for you without any effort, the usage is pretty simple, you only have to annotate your view interface with @ThreadDecoratedView and when you need this decorated view call ViewInjector.inject(mainViewImpl, threadSpec); a ThreadSpec is just a simple interface that implements execute method, so in that implementation you can just use your Handler. Now the code becomes easier: @ThreadDecoratedView public interface MainView { void doSomeAction(); } public class MainViewImp implements MainView { public void onCreate() { mainPresenter.attachView(ViewInjector.inject(mainView, threadSpec)); } @Override public void doSomeAction() { listview.notifyDataSetChanged(); } } This implementation was in Clean Contacts but I decided to extract this functionality to a library and use it across other side projects, so I published a library called ViewThreadDecorator to Github.

Molecular Core Abstract: Dr. Harris will direct the Molecular Core and a staff of two full-time scientists. This essential Core will service the Program Project entitled "Critical Interactions of APOBECSs: Molecular Approaches to Novel HiV Therapies" by producing plasmid DNA constructs for APOBECS and Vif protein expression in E. coli and mammalian cells. We anticipate completing 10-20 constructs per week and providing a strong foundation for the program investigators.

The RNA world hypothesis shows how RNA can become its own catalyst (a ribozyme). In between there are some missing steps such as how the first RNA molecules could be formed. The PAH world hypothesis was proposed by Simon Nicholas Platts in May 2004 to try to fill in this missing step.[8] A more thoroughly elaborated idea has been published by Ehrenfreundet al..[9] In October 2018, researchers reported low-temperature chemical pathways from simple organic compounds to complex PAHs. Such chemical pathways may help explain the presence of PAHs in the low-temperature atmosphere of Saturn's moon Titan, and may be significant pathways, in terms of the PAH world hypothesis, in producing presursors to biochemcals related to life as we know it.[15][16] In addition, PAHs are not normally very soluble in sea water, but when subject to ionizing radiation such as solar UV light, the outer hydrogen atoms can be stripped off and replaced with a hydroxyl group, rendering the PAHs far more soluble in water. In the self-ordering PAH stack, the separation between adjacent rings is 0.34 nm. This is the same separation found between adjacent nucleotides of RNA and DNA. Smaller molecules will naturally attach themselves to the PAH rings. However PAH rings, while forming, tend to swivel around on one another, which will tend to dislodge attached compounds that would collide with those attached to those above and below. Therefore, it encourages preferential attachment of flat molecules such as pyrimidine and purinenucleobases, the key constituents (and information carriers) of RNA and DNA. These bases are similarly amphiphilic and so also tend to line up in similar stacks. According to the hypothesis, once the nucleobases are attached (via hydrogen bonds) to the PAH scaffolding, the inter-base distance would select for "linker" molecules of a specific size, such as small formaldehyde (methanal) oligomers, also taken from the prebiotic "soup", which will bind (via covalent bonds) to the nucleobases as well as each other to add a flexible structural backbone.[5][8] A subsequent transient drop in the ambient pH (increase in acidity), for example as a result of a volcanic discharge of acidic gases such as sulfur dioxide or carbon dioxide, would allow the bases to break off from their PAH scaffolding, forming RNA-like molecules (with the formaldehyde backbone instead of the ribose-phosphate backbone used by "modern" RNA, but the same 0.34 nm pitch).[5] The hypothesis further speculates that once long RNA-like single strands are detached from the PAH stacks, and after ambient pH levels became less acidic, they would tend to fold back on themselves, with complementary sequences of nucleobases preferentially seeking out each other and forming hydrogen bonds, creating stable, at least partially double-stranded RNA-like structures, similar to ribozymes. The formaldehyde oligomers would eventually be replaced with more stable ribose-phosphate molecules for the backbone material, resulting in a starting milestone for the RNA world hypothesis, which speculates about further evolutionary developments from that point.[5][8][19]

Intu properties plc (‘intu’) has sold Sprucefield Retail Park to NewRiver REIT Plc for £40 million. Sprucefield Retail Park is one of Northern Ireland’s leading out-of-town retail destinations and is located just one mile south of Lisburn city centre, adjacent to the main junction between Northern Ireland’s M1 motorway and the A1 road, which is the main route connecting Northern Ireland to the Irish Republic. The 47-acre site comprises a five-unit retail park providing 231,000 sq of retail space, a 1,200-space free car park and 18 acres of development land. The retail park is anchored by Sainsbury’s and B&Q, and has an affordable average rent of £16.11 per sq ft, with a weighted average unexpired lease term of 7.5 years. “We announced our new strategy at the interim results in July. A key element of this is fixing the balance sheet which includes creating liquidity through disposals. We are pleased to conclude this transaction, which along with the part-disposal of intu Derby and other sundry asset sales in 2019 brings the year to date disposals total to £268 million,” Matthew Roberts, chief executive of intu.

Buncombe County News New Life for Old Tires Each year, Americans discard about one tire per person. We have about 300 million residents in the U.S., so, as you probably just figured out, we have about 300 million scrap tires each year, too! Tires contain rubber and steel that can be recycled to make new products. Currently, about 87 percent of scrap tires are recovered for reuse, energy recovery, or recycling. The list of products made from recycled tires includes 110 items and is growing! One of the hottest uses for recycled tires is athletic fields. Many professional, college, and even high school playing fields are now made from recycled tires. When you’re watching a professional football game next fall and see that black “spray” when someone falls, you’re seeing a very fine rubber product, not much bigger than sand, that used to be tires! These playing fields are more cushioned than grass and other artificial turfs, resulting in fewer injuries. Even though there are so many uses for old tires, some still end up sitting in illegal tire piles. In these piles, tires collect water, providing an attractive home for disease-carrying mosquitoes and rodents. If tire piles catch fire, the tires burn for a long time, releasing heavy black smoke and leaving an oily film behind on the soil. Make sure that your old tires get a new life! We accept scrap tires at the Buncombe County Landfill. You can drop off tires Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Residents may recycle 10 tires without rims at no charge. After that, tires may be recycled at $2 per tire. All tires on rims (even the first 10) are $2 per tire.

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Q: Avoiding duplicated values in Web.config <appSettings> <add key="ApiKey" value="xyz"/> </appSettings> <system.net> <mailSettings> <smtp deliveryMethod="Network"> <network host="smtp.cloudmailapp.com" port="587" userName="user@gmail.com" password="xyz" /> </smtp> </mailSettings> </system.net> As you can see, the API key "xyz" appears twice, hardcoded. Can I use code here? I'd like to be able to call WebConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ApiKey"] within the Web.config file, or something similar. A: I think the short answer to your question is no. The config files cannot include C# code like you are trying to add out of the box. I did find another post that asks a question very similar to this. Its from a few years back, but there is a lot of feedback in it that looks like it may apply here. Rather than trying to summarize the top answer, I will just add a link. Variables within app.config/web.config

Four-year follow-up of mycophenolate mofetil for graft rescue in liver allograft recipients. Mycophenolate mofetil (MMF) has been shown to have promise in short-term liver transplantation graft rescue studies. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the long-term efficacy and safety of MMF in liver transplant patients who had failed cyclosporine (CsA)-based conventional immunosuppression. Nineteen orthotopic liver allograft recipients were converted from azathioprine to MMF in combination with CsA and prednisone in this prospective, open-labeled, single-center, graft rescue, pilot study. Six patients were taken off CsA when MMF was initiated. A 4-year patient follow-up is reported here. Patients were considered to have failed CsA-based immunosuppression either for refractory rejection, chronic rejection, or severe CsA neurologic toxicity. Twelve patients had complete histologic resolution, two had partial resolution, and three had worsening of their rejection. Thirteen patients had a complete biochemical response; one had a partial response and four had worsening of their rejection. Two patients had no histologic and one no biochemical follow-up. Of the six patients treated with MMF and prednisone alone, four had complete resolution of rejection without recurrence. The majority of adverse reactions were gastrointestinal [nausea and/or vomiting (n=5); diarrhea (n=8); gastritis, duodenitis, or esophagitis (n=4); and ulcers (n=2)] or bone marrow suppressive [leukopenia (n=9), anemia (n=6), and thrombocytopenia (n=5)]. MMF seems to be an effective alternative immunosuppressive in patients failing CsA-based conventional therapy. MMF may be of particular benefit in patients who do not tolerate CsA or tacrolimus. The long-term safety profile is similar to that of other immunosuppressives.

Multi-terminal transport measurements of MoS2 using a van der Waals heterostructure device platform. Atomically thin two-dimensional semiconductors such as MoS2 hold great promise for electrical, optical and mechanical devices and display novel physical phenomena. However, the electron mobility of mono- and few-layer MoS2 has so far been substantially below theoretically predicted limits, which has hampered efforts to observe its intrinsic quantum transport behaviours. Potential sources of disorder and scattering include defects such as sulphur vacancies in the MoS2 itself as well as extrinsic sources such as charged impurities and remote optical phonons from oxide dielectrics. To reduce extrinsic scattering, we have developed here a van der Waals heterostructure device platform where MoS2 layers are fully encapsulated within hexagonal boron nitride and electrically contacted in a multi-terminal geometry using gate-tunable graphene electrodes. Magneto-transport measurements show dramatic improvements in performance, including a record-high Hall mobility reaching 34,000 cm(2) V(-1) s(-1) for six-layer MoS2 at low temperature, confirming that low-temperature performance in previous studies was limited by extrinsic interfacial impurities rather than bulk defects in the MoS2. We also observed Shubnikov-de Haas oscillations in high-mobility monolayer and few-layer MoS2. Modelling of potential scattering sources and quantum lifetime analysis indicate that a combination of short-range and long-range interfacial scattering limits the low-temperature mobility of MoS2.

import os import sys import torch # Make the helper files in test/ importable pytorch_test_dir = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__))) sys.path.append(pytorch_test_dir) from torch.testing._internal.jit_utils import JitTestCase, warmup_backward, FileCheck if __name__ == '__main__': raise RuntimeError("This test file is not meant to be run directly, use:\n\n" "\tpython test/test_jit.py TESTNAME\n\n" "instead.") class TestProfiler(JitTestCase): def setUp(self): self.prev_exec = torch._C._jit_set_profiling_executor(True) self.prev_profiling = torch._C._jit_set_profiling_mode(True) self.inline_autodiff = torch._C._debug_set_autodiff_subgraph_inlining(False) self.texpr_fuser_state = torch._C._jit_texpr_fuser_enabled() self.can_fuse_on_cpu = torch._C._jit_can_fuse_on_cpu() torch._C._jit_set_texpr_fuser_enabled(True) torch._C._jit_override_can_fuse_on_cpu(True) self.default_dtype = torch.get_default_dtype() self.old_reduction_enabled = torch._C._jit_set_texpr_reductions_enabled(True) torch.set_default_dtype(torch.double) def tearDown(self): torch._C._jit_set_profiling_executor(self.prev_exec) torch._C._jit_set_profiling_mode(self.prev_profiling) torch._C._debug_set_autodiff_subgraph_inlining(self.inline_autodiff) torch._C._jit_set_texpr_fuser_enabled(self.texpr_fuser_state) torch._C._jit_override_can_fuse_on_cpu(self.can_fuse_on_cpu) torch.set_default_dtype(self.default_dtype) torch._C._jit_set_texpr_reductions_enabled(self.old_reduction_enabled) def test_tensor_type_not_determined_by_inputs(self): @torch.jit.script def scalar_type_input(x, y, z): return x + y + 4 + z.item() x = torch.tensor([2, 2]) scalar_type_input(x, x, torch.tensor(1)) scalar_type_input(x, x, torch.tensor(1)) scalar_type_input(x, x, torch.tensor(1.0)) g = torch.jit.last_executed_optimized_graph() # item & add should not get pulled into the fusion group - # we expect to see Fusion Group (item / add) Fusion Group in ir dump FileCheck().check("TensorExpr").check("Scalar = aten::item").check_next("Tensor = aten::add").check("TensorExpr").run(g) @torch.jit.script def non_const_dtype(x, y, cond: bool): dtype = torch.int16 if cond else torch.int32 return (x + y + 3).sum(dtype=dtype) non_const_dtype(x, x, True) non_const_dtype(x, x, True) g = torch.jit.last_executed_optimized_graph() # because dtype is non-const, sum should not get pulled into the Fusion Group FileCheck().check("TensorExpr").check("TensorExpr").check_not("aten::sum").run(g) def test_specialize_backward(self): def test_fuse(a, b): c = a * b d = c * b return d test_fuse.__disable_jit_function_caching__ = True scripted_f = torch.jit.script(test_fuse) x = torch.ones(1, requires_grad=True) y = torch.ones(1, requires_grad=True) scripted_f(x, y) b = scripted_f(x, y) warmup_backward(b) g = torch.jit.last_executed_optimized_graph() # Backward has an if node guarding specializations, # within the if node true block there is only one if node # that guards a tensorexpr group optimized_block = next(g.findNode("prim::If").blocks()) if_nodes = list(optimized_block.findAllNodes("prim::If")) self.assertEqual(len(if_nodes), 1) FileCheck().check("Group[Subgraph").run(str(if_nodes[0])) # no broadcasts occurred, sum_to_size have been specialized out self.assertIsNone(optimized_block.findNode("aten::_grad_sum_to_size")) broadcast_f = torch.jit.script(test_fuse) x = torch.ones([2, 2], requires_grad=True) y = torch.ones([1], requires_grad=True) broadcast_f(x, y) b = broadcast_f(x, y) b.backward(torch.ones([2, 2], dtype=torch.float), retain_graph=True) b.backward(torch.ones([2, 2], dtype=torch.float)) # warmup_backward(b, torch.ones([2, 2], dtype=torch.float)) g = torch.jit.last_executed_optimized_graph() optimized_block = next(g.findNode("prim::If").blocks()) # broadcasts occurred, currently expect to see aten::_grad_sum_to_size self.assertIsNotNone(optimized_block.findNode("aten::_grad_sum_to_size")) def test_specialized_types(self): @torch.jit.script def test_fuse(a, b): c = a * b d = c * b return d x = torch.tensor([.5]) for _ in range(3): test_fuse(x, x) g = torch.jit.last_executed_optimized_graph() # Types should remain specialized for typecheck outputs & fusion outputs FileCheck().check("Double(").check_same("prim::TypeCheck").check("Double").check_same("TensorExpr").run(g) # other outputs should not be specialized FileCheck().check("Tensor = prim::If").run(g) def test_aliasing_merge(self): @torch.jit.script def foo(a, b): c = a * b d = c * b d.add_(b) e = d * b return d + e x = torch.ones(1) y = torch.ones(1) foo(x, y) b = foo(x, y) g = torch.jit.last_executed_optimized_graph() self.assertEqual(len(list(g.findAllNodes("prim::TypeCheck"))), 2) FileCheck().check("TensorExpr").check("aten::add_").check("TensorExpr").run(g) def test_not_fusing_scalar_ops(self): @torch.jit.script def foo(x: int, y: int): return x + y + 2 + 4 + 5 + 6 foo(1, 2) foo(2, 3) g = torch.jit.last_executed_optimized_graph() FileCheck().check_not("TensorExpr").run(g) def test_not_optimizing_property(self): @torch.jit.script def foo(x, y): return x + y + 1 + 2 + 3, x.size() x = torch.ones(1) foo(x, x) foo(x, x) g = torch.jit.last_executed_optimized_graph() FileCheck().check("aten::size").run(g) x = torch.ones([2, 3, 5]) self.assertEqual(foo(x, x), (x + x + 1 + 2 + 3, x.size())) def test_fallback_graph_not_specialized(self): @torch.jit.script def foo(a, b): c = a * b d = c * b e = d * b return d + e x = torch.ones(1) y = torch.ones(1) foo(x, y) foo(x, y) g = torch.jit.last_executed_optimized_graph() FileCheck().check("CallFunction").check_next("Tensor = prim::TupleUnpack").run(g) def test_autograd_fallback_graph(self): @torch.jit.script def foo(a, b): c = a * b d = c * b e = d * b return d + e x = torch.ones(1, requires_grad=True) y = torch.ones(1, requires_grad=True) foo(x, y) b = foo(x, y) b.backward(torch.ones([1], dtype=torch.float), retain_graph=True) b.backward(torch.ones([1], dtype=torch.float)) g = torch.jit.last_executed_optimized_graph() FileCheck().check("fallback_function").check_next("CallFunction").run(g) def test_iterative_fusion(self): @torch.jit.script def foo(a, b, c, d): a = a + b b.add_(3) c = c + b + d a = a + 1 return a, c x = torch.ones(1, requires_grad=False) foo(x, x, x, x) foo(x, x, x, x) # when we iterate through the block, we will start # by fusing a = a + b with a = a + 1 # if we were to continue iteration from that fusion point, # would miss the fusion opportunity of c = c + d + b g = torch.jit.last_executed_optimized_graph() self.assertEqual(len(list(g.findAllNodes("prim::TensorExprGroup"))), 2)

2011: Played in six games in a reserve roll behind First Team All-Sun Belt Conference selection Tom Castilaw . . . Helped anchor an offensive line that finished first in the Sun Belt Conference and 24th in the nation in total offense . . . A-State also ranked No. 1 in the SBC and No. 31 in the nation in scoring offense. 2010: Played in eight games at center, including one as a starter (vs. Auburn in the season opener) . . . In mostly a reserve roll, helped pave the way for 1,784 rushing yards and was part of offensive line that ranked tied for third in the Sun Belt Conference in sacks allowed per game . . . ASU's 4,841 yards of total offense were the most in school history and A-State ranked 40th in the nation in total offense . . . Part of O-line that helped ASU average 5.7 yards per play to tie for the second highest mark in the Sun Belt Conference . . . A-State also ranked second in the SBC and 42nd in the nation in scoring offense with 30 points per game. 2009: Played in nine games, including six as a starter . . . Took over the starting role at center after Tom Castilaw suffered a season-ending injury in the Iowa game . . . Helped lead the way for 21 rushing touchdowns, the third most in the Sun Belt Conference . . . Paved the way for three different ASU players rushing for over 100 yards in at least one game and was part of ASU's line that helped the offense to its most yards of total offense (484) against an FBS opponent since the 2007 season.

The Prodigal won a Goujon Caille! The Prodigal” won again! This is the “Goujon Caille” (spotted catfish) for the Special Jury Animated Shorts Award at Cinema on the Bayou. in Lafayette, Louisiana. Read all about the film fest at: http://cinemaonthebayou.com/

Case: 16-10806 Date Filed: 08/05/2020 Page: 1 of 9 [DO NOT PUBLISH] IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE ELEVENTH CIRCUIT ________________________ No. 16-10806 Non-Argument Calendar ________________________ D.C. Docket No. 1:15-cr-20404-BB-1 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff-Appellee, versus MATTHEW LEE PRYOR, Defendant-Appellant. ________________________ Appeals from the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida ________________________ (August 5, 2020) Before WILSON, MARTIN, and ANDERSON, Circuit Judges. PER CURIAM: Matthew Pryor appeals his total 600-month sentence for assaulting a federal officer with a deadly weapon in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 111(a) and (b); possessing  Case: 16-10806 Date Filed: 08/05/2020 Page: 2 of 9 and discharging a firearm during a crime of violence in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(A)(iii); carjacking in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 2119(1); brandishing a firearm during a crime of violence in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(A)(ii); and possessing a firearm as a felon in violation of 18 U.S.C. §§ 922(g)(1) and 924(e)(1). Pryor raises two arguments on appeal. First, he says he should benefit from Section 403 of the First Step Act of 2018, which changed the sentencing scheme for a defendant’s second § 924(c) conviction. Second, he requests remand to the district court for reconsideration of his career offender status in light of Amendment 798 to the Sentencing Guidelines. After careful review, we affirm Pryor’s convictions and sentence and deny his request for remand to the district court. I. Pryor pled guilty to all charges against him in October 2015. Before sentencing, Pryor’s presentence investigation report (“PSR”) determined he was a “career offender” under the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines. The PSR based Pryor’s career offender status on three prior “violent” felony convictions: two Florida convictions for burglary of a dwelling and one Florida conviction for resisting an officer with violence. The PSR also found Pryor was subject to two mandatory consecutive sentences for his two § 924(c) convictions under 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(A) and (C). 2  Case: 16-10806 Date Filed: 08/05/2020 Page: 3 of 9 The first § 924(c) conviction prescribed a mandatory consecutive sentence of at least 10 years under § 924(c)(1)(A)(iii), and the second § 924(c) conviction mandated a 25-year consecutive sentence under § 924(c)(1)(C)(i). Pryor objected to his career offender designation. He argued that Johnson v. United States, 576 U.S. ___, 135 S. Ct. 2551 (2015), which invalidated the residual clause of the Armed Career Criminal Act, also applied to the similar residual clause in the Sentencing Guidelines’ career offender provision at U.S.S.G. § 4B1.2(a)(2). Pryor argued his previous burglary convictions no longer qualified as crimes of violence under § 4B1.2(a)(2), and thus he could not be adjudicated a career offender. However, Pryor acknowledged that his claim was foreclosed by United States v. Matchett, 802 F.3d 1185 (11th Cir. 2015), which held that Johnson did not invalidate the career offender guideline’s residual clause. See id. at 1195– 96. Citing Matchett, the district court overruled Pryor’s objection to career offender status. Pryor was sentenced in January 2016. He received 180-month terms on both the carjacking and assault charges and a 120-month term for the felon-in- possession charge, all running concurrently. He also received a mandatory consecutive term of 120-months for the first § 924(c) charge of carrying a firearm during a crime of violence, and another mandatory consecutive term of 300- months for the second § 924(c) charge. Pryor’s total sentence was 600-months 3  Case: 16-10806 Date Filed: 08/05/2020 Page: 4 of 9 incarceration. The government timely appealed this judgment, and Pryor cross- appealed. The government dismissed its cross-appeal in December 2018. While Pryor’s appeal was pending, Congress passed the First Step Act of 2018, Pub. L. 115-391. As relevant here, the Act revised the § 924(c) sentencing scheme. It changed the language of § 924(c)(1)(C) to impose a consecutive mandatory 25-year sentence for a second § 924(c) conviction only if a prior § 924(c) conviction was already finalized. Pub. L. 115-391, § 403. In simple terms, the Act did away with the 25-year consecutive sentence requirement for defendants charged with a first and second § 924(c) violation in the same prosecution. See id. II. We review de novo the interpretation of a criminal statute. United States v. Hernandez, 906 F.3d 1367, 1370 (11th Cir. 2018). Likewise, we review de novo the district court’s determination of career offender status under the Sentencing Guidelines. United States v. Whitson, 597 F.3d 1218, 1220 (11th Cir. 2010) (per curiam). III. A. Pryor argues he should benefit from the First Step Act and be resentenced without a 25-year mandatory minimum sentence for his second § 924(c) violation. 4  Case: 16-10806 Date Filed: 08/05/2020 Page: 5 of 9 The government responds that the First Step Act does not apply to Pryor because he was sentenced by the district court almost three years before the Act was passed and the Act is not retroactive. At the time Pryor was sentenced in January 2016, 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(C) provided for a 25-year mandatory minimum consecutive sentence if a defendant had “a second or subsequent conviction under [§ 924(c)].” § 924(c)(1)(C) (2012). This subsection imposed the mandatory minimum on a defendant who was convicted of two § 924(c) violations in a single prosecution, as Pryor was. See Deal v. United States, 508 U.S. 129, 132, 113 S. Ct. 1993, 1996 (1993). In December 2018, Congress enacted the First Step Act, Pub. L. No. 115- 391. Section 403 of the Act is titled “Clarification of Section 924(c) of Title 18, United States Code.” Section 403 amended 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(C) to impose the 25-year minimum sentence only if “a violation of this subsection [§ 924(c)] occurs after a prior conviction under this subsection has become final.” See § 403(a) (emphasis added); 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(C). Under this new language, Pryor’s two simultaneous § 924(c) convictions would not warrant a 25-year mandatory minimum consecutive sentence. Section 403(b) of the First Step Act explains that the Act applies to “Pending Cases” for “any offense that was committed before the date of the Act, if a sentence for the offense has not been imposed as of such date of enactment.” Pub. 5  Case: 16-10806 Date Filed: 08/05/2020 Page: 6 of 9 L. No. 115-391, § 403(b). Pryor’s crime was committed before the Act was passed in 2018. Pryor acknowledges that he was sentenced nearly three years before the Act was passed. Nevertheless, he says the First Step Act applies to his sentence. He primarily reasons that his sentence has not been “finally imposed” within the meaning of Section 403(b), because his direct appeal is still pending and his sentence has not yet been affirmed. Br. of Appellant at 9–10. The government says the First Step Act does not apply to Pryor. The government maintains that a sentence is “imposed” by the district court when it pronounces the defendant’s term of imprisonment and enters his judgment of conviction. Our Court recently resolved this issue in United States v. Smith, ___ F.3d. ___, 2020 WL 4355560 (11th Cir. July 30, 2020). We held that “a sentence is ‘imposed’ for purposes of § 403(b) [of the First Step Act] when it is pronounced in the district court.” Id. at *12. Because Pryor’s sentence was imposed by the district court before the passage of the First Step Act, he cannot receive First Step Act relief. Therefore, we affirm his enhanced sentence under 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(C). B. Pryor also seeks a remand of his case for reconsideration of his career offender status in light of Amendment 798 to the Sentencing Guidelines’ career 6  Case: 16-10806 Date Filed: 08/05/2020 Page: 7 of 9 offender provisions. See U.S.S.G. App. C, amend. 798 (Aug. 1, 2016). We conclude that Pryor is not eligible for this relief. Amendment 798 changed the career offender provisions of the Sentencing Guidelines by removing burglary of a dwelling from Guidelines § 4B1.2(a)(2)’s enumerated offenses and eliminating § 4B1.2(a)(2)’s residual clause defining a “crime of violence.” See U.S.S.G. App. C, amend. 798. By eliminating the residual clause of § 4B1.2(a)(2), Amendment 798 responded to the Supreme Court’s ruling in Johnson, which held unconstitutional the Armed Career Criminal Act’s identically worded residual clause. See U.S.S.G. App. C, amend. 798 (citing Johnson, 135 S. Ct. at 2563). Under Amendment 798, Pryor would no longer be considered a career offender. His career offender status was based on at least two Florida burglary convictions and one Florida conviction for resisting an officer with violence. Without the burglary convictions as enumerated offenses and without the residual clause, Pryor would have only one felony conviction to support his career offender status. See U.S.S.G. § 4B1.1(a) (requiring “at least two prior felony convictions” for career offender status). However, Pryor cannot benefit from Amendment 798. This Court has held that Amendment 798 does not apply retroactively to defendants sentenced before it took effect. See United States v. Martin, 864 F.3d 1281, 1283 (11th Cir. 2017) 7  Case: 16-10806 Date Filed: 08/05/2020 Page: 8 of 9 (per curiam). We are bound by this precedent unless it is overruled by this Court sitting en banc or by the Supreme Court. Smith v. GTE Corp., 236 F.3d 1292, 1300 n.8 (11th Cir. 2001). Pryor was sentenced in January 2016, and the Amendment went into effect on August 1, 2016. As a result, Amendment 798 does not change Pryor’s career offender status. Pryor asks us to follow the First Circuit’s decision in United States v. Godin, 522 F.3d 133 (1st Cir. 2008) (per curiam). Godin remanded a case for resentencing so the district court could consider the persuasive effect of a non- retroactive, newly enacted amendment to the Sentencing Guidelines. Id. at 134– 36. The district court in Godin did not consider this amendment at sentencing, because the amendment had not yet been proposed. See id. at 134. Pryor’s case stands in contrast to Godin. The district court in Pryor’s case considered the proposed Amendment 798 and its persuasive effect on Pryor’s career offender status. At sentencing, Pryor’s attorney told the court, “[T]he Sentencing Commission just eliminated the residual clause from Career Offender, and that’s going to go into effect on August 1st.” Counsel explicitly asked the district court for “a variance . . . because [applying career offender status] conflicts with the Sentencing Commission.” The government conceded that “[t]here is a basis for the Court to consider a variance because of the actions of the Sentencing Commission.” After considering these arguments, the district court sentenced 8  Case: 16-10806 Date Filed: 08/05/2020 Page: 9 of 9 Pryor as a career offender under the residual clause of Guidelines § 4B1.1. The district court relied on this Court’s decision in Matchett, which held the residual clause in the career offender guideline was not unconstitutionally vague. See 802 F.3d at 1196; see also Beckles v. United States, 580 U.S. ___, 137 S. Ct. 886, 897 (2017) (affirming Matchett’s holding). The sentencing court already considered Pryor’s Amendment 798 arguments and chose to sentence him as a career offender. Godin does not therefore support remand in his case. Cf. United States v. Alexander, 553 F.3d 591, 593 (7th Cir. 2009) (denying remand under Godin because the defendant had the chance to argue for a reduced sentence using a proposed guideline amendment, but he “failed to draw the sentencing judge’s attention to the proposal”). We must affirm Pryor’s designation as a career offender and therefore decline to remand his case. AFFIRMED. 9 

Pierce The Veil announce tour with Neck Deep, I Prevail Pierce The Veil will headline a North American tour this fall with Neck Deep and i Prevail. VIP pre-sale tickets are available now, while general admission go on sale Friday. A full list of dates and locations can be found below.

Ballet by John Neumeier based on Hans Christian Andersen The Little Mermaid For the bicentenary of the birth of the poet Hans Christian Andersen John Neumeier has created a modern but timeless interpretation of "The Little Mermaid" – a dramatic tale set in two contrasting worlds: The simple, underwater life of the ocean creatures and the flamboyant lifestyle of humans. The central figure of the mermaid travels through both worlds, enduring torment because of her committed love for the prince – but through her own strength in the end – transcends. The ballet underlines parallels to the fairy tale in the biografie of Hans Christian Andersen. Music: Lera Auerbach Choreography, Staging, Set and Costumes: John Neumeier Supported by the Foundation for the Patronage of the Hamburg State Opera 2 hours 30 minutes | 1 intermission Premiere: The Royal Danish Ballet, The Opera House, Copenhagen, April 15, 2005 Premiere in Hamburg: The Hamburg Ballet, July 1, 2007 During a sea voyage, a Poet remembers the wedding of his dear friend Edvard to Henriette. Mourning his separation from Edvard, a tear rolls slowly down the Poet's cheek, falling into a sea of memories and fantasies. PART 1 At the bottom of the sea, the Poet's longing for Edvard takes the form of a little mermaid. This lovely sea creature watches a ship pass on the water's surface, and dreams of the earth world. On board the passing ship, sailors are exercising. Their Captain, a Prince—strongly resembling Edvard—is absurdly playing golf. Accidently hitting a ball overboard, he dives into the sea to retrieve it. Although the Prince is unable to see the Mermaid, her presence embraces him. When the Sea Witch appears, a terrible storm erupts and the Prince is in danger of drowning; the Poet wills the little Mermaid to rescue him. Holding the Prince's unconscious body, the Mermaid, whose frolicsome play has now turned to love, cannot resist from kissing him. Bells sound as a group of convent schoolgirls arrive at the seashore. One of the girls, a Princess—looking very much like Henriette—discovers the Prince. She tentatively wakes him. Believing the Princess to be one who saved him, the Prince seems to fall in love with her. Sad and despondent, the little Mermaid witnesses the developing affection between the Prince and Princess, and mirroring the Poet's soul, her desire for the Prince turns to desperation. Determined to become human, the little Mermaid searches for the Sea Witch. Love gives the little Mermaid courage to beg for a human body. A terrible ritual follows, and taking her beautiful tail as ransom, the Sea Witch violently transforms her. The little Mermaid now has legs. Waking naked on the seashore, she finds her first steps unbearably painful. The Prince, passing by, takes pity on this strange creature and carries her on board his ship. It seems her dream has been realized. As the ship is about to depart, the Prince discovers the Princess among the passengers. As the love between the Prince and Princess intensifies, the little Mermaid suffers the intense pain of human disappointment. PART 2 The little Mermaid is determined to be a woman, but the closed rooms of the earth world stifle her attempts. In spite of her efforts, she is still awkward and clumsy in her human body. Visions of the sea cross through her dream. Deeply in love with the Prince, the little Mermaid's desire to be loved in return is now clearly in vain; today he will marry the Princess. The little Mermaid is to be a bridesmaid. During the celebrations, the Sea Witch appears as part of a strange entertainment. He gives the little Mermaid a lethal knife, promising that if she kills the Prince, her tail will be restored, and she will be able to return home in the deep sea. After all the guests have departed, the little Mermaid encounters the Prince. But it is clear to her that she could never harm him. During their farewell, the little Mermaid wonders whether the Prince feels, just for a moment, the depth of her passion. Did they nearly kiss? Abruptly he departs for his wedding night with the Princess. EPILOGUE The little Mermaid is left alone. Her pain reflects the Poet's own painful situation. Each seems the shadow of the other—each abandoned by the object of their intense love. They are one—creator and creation. It is the Poet's love for his Mermaid that gives her the soul that will make her immortal, just as she, "The Little Mermaid," will immortalize him. Courageous, they search for a new world

2018 Wyoming State Senate election The 2018 Wyoming Senate election was held on Tuesday, November 6, 2018, with the primary election held on August 21, 2018. Voters in the 15 odd-numbered districts of the Wyoming State Senate elected their representatives. The elections coincided with the elections for other offices, including U.S. Senate, U.S. House, Governor, and the State House Primary Election Overview Results District 1 District 3 District 5 District 7 District 9 District 11 District 13 District 15 District 17 District 19 District 21 District 23 District 25 District 27 District 29 General Election Overview Results District 1 Republican Incumbent Ogden Driskill was re-elected with no challenger. District 3 Republican Cheri Steinmetz was elected with 80% of the vote compared to Democrat Marci Shaver who received 20% of the vote. District 5 Republican Lynn Hutchings won the election with no challengers. District 7 Republican Incumbent Stephan Pappas won the election with no challengers. District 9 Democratic Incumbent Chris Rothfuss won the election with no challengers. District 11 Republican Incumbent Larry S. Hicks was re-elected with 66% of the vote compared to Democrat Lee Ann Stephenson who received 34% of the vote. District 13 Republican Torn James defeated Incumbent Democrat John Hastert with 47% of the vote to Hastert's 37%, Independent candidate Ted L. Barney won 16% of the vote. District 15 Republican Wendy Davis Schuler won the election with no challengers. District 17 Democratic Candidate Mike Gierau won the election with 62% of the vote againist Republican Kate Mead who won 38% of the vote. District 19 Republican R J Kost won the election with no challengers. District 21 Republican Bo Biteman was elected with 64% of the vote compared to Democrat Hollis Hackman who received 35% of the vote. District 23 Republican Incumbent Jeff Wasserburger won the election with no challengers. District 25 Republican Incumbent Cale Case was elected with % of the vote compared to Democrat Sergio A. Maldonado, Sr. who received % of the vote. District 27 Republican Incumbent Bill Landen won the election with no challengers. District 29 Republican Incumbent Drew Perkins won the election with no challengers. References Category:2018 Wyoming elections Category:Wyoming Legislature elections Wyoming State Senate

Tales of Adventure (TV series) Tales of Adventure is a Canadian serial dramatic television series which aired on CBC Television from 1952 to 1953. Premise The first six episodes were a serial version of Jules Verne's novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, with adaptation by Ray Darby and production by Silvio Narizzano. This was followed by The Moonstone, a Wilkie Collins story adapted by Michael Jacot and produced by David Green. The next serial was "Roger Sudden" by Thomas Raddall, produced by Lloyd Brydon; this ran from 5 December 1952 until the following month. "The Mysterious Island" by Jules Verne ran from 30 January to 6 March 1953. Scheduling This half-hour series was broadcast on Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. from 13 September to 8 November 1952. Episodes then moved to a Friday 7:30 p.m. time slot from 14 November 1952 to 6 March 1953. After this, Space Command was introduced in the time slot. References External links Category:Adaptations of works by Jules Verne Category:CBC Television shows Category:1952 Canadian television series debuts Category:1953 Canadian television series endings Category:1950s Canadian drama television series Category:Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea

Jimmy Eriksson Jimmy Eriksson (born 14 March 1991 in Tomelilla) is a Swedish race car driver who drove in the GP2 Series for Arden International in the 2016 GP2 Series Career Karting Eriksson made his karting debut in 2005, at the age of fourteen. In 2008 he was champion of the Swedish Formula Yamaha Championship. Formula Renault Eriksson began his car racing career by driving in the Formula Renault 2.0 Northern European Cup with Motopark Academy in 2009. He took a victory at Alastaro Circuit along with fourteen point-scoring positions to finish sixteenth in championship. Also he competed in some races of Formula Renault 2.0 NEZ, Formula Renault 2.0 Sweden and Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0, all with Motopark. Formula Three In 2010, Eriksson stepped up to the German Formula Three Championship with the Motopark Academy team. finishing sixth in points. He moved to the Formula 3 Euro Series in 2011, finishing ninth. The Swede returned to German Formula Three in 2012, winning the championship with 8 wins and 17 podiums in 27 races. GP3 Series In 2013, Eriksson progressed to GP3 Series, scoring no points for Status Grand Prix. In 2014 he joined Koiranen GP, ranking fourth in the drivers' championship. Continuing with Koiranen in 2015, the driver finished fifth in points. GP2 Series On 29 April 2016, he was announced at driving at the GP2 Series for Arden International. He scored points once at the Austria feature race with a fifth place finish, but missed the final two rounds due to financial setbacks. GT racing In 2017, Eriksson was signed by HTP Motorsport to drive a Mercedes-AMG GT3 at the Blancpain GT Series Sprint Cup. Partnering with Dominik Baumann, he finished fifth at the Misano feature race, and seventh at the Hungary feature race. Personal life Eriksson's younger brother, Joel Eriksson, is also a racing driver, having finished runner-up in ADAC Formula 4 set to make his debut in European Formula 3. Racing career Career summary † As Eriksson was a guest driver, he was ineligible for points. Complete Formula 3 Euro Series results (key) Complete GP3 Series results (key) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap) † Driver did not finish, but was classified as he completed 90% of the race distance. Complete European Le Mans Series results Complete GP2 Series results (key) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap) † Driver did not finish, but was classified as he completed 90% of the race distance. Complete Blancpain GT Series Sprint Cup results References External links Category:1991 births Category:Living people Category:People from Tomelilla Municipality Category:Swedish racing drivers Category:Formula Renault Eurocup drivers Category:Formula Renault 2.0 NEC drivers Category:Nordic Formula Renault 2.0 drivers Category:Sweden Formula Renault 2.0 drivers Category:German Formula Three Championship drivers Category:Formula Renault 2.0 NEZ drivers Category:Formula 3 Euro Series drivers Category:GP3 Series drivers Category:GP2 Series drivers Category:European Le Mans Series drivers

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Laser-microdissection for cell type- and compartment-specific analyses on genomic and proteomic level. Morphological study and identification of cell differentiation within tissues are the basis for assessment of physiological and pathological processes. Applying molecular techniques, the analysis of tissue homogenates may lead to masking of genetic deviations or expression changes of an individual cell type by the bulk of surrounding cells. To overcome the tissue heterogeneity, cells have to be isolated selectively. Therefore, microdissection techniques were developed making retrieval of target cells simple, rapid and precise. Presenting an overview of our approaches, it is demonstrated that single cell isolation is often preconditional for the investigation of splicing isoform expression. To reveal gene regulation combining microdissection of few cells and real-time RT-PCR allows to determine relative mRNA expression in a cell type-specific manner, even after immunofluorescence staining of target cells. Combination with RNA preamplification techniques and micro arrays results in cell type- or compartment-specific expression profiles that especially differ from those of tissue homogenates when minor represented cell types are investigated. For proteomic biomarker screening, the application of mass spectrometry techniques (SELDI/MALDI TOF) turned out to be feasible in combination with microdissected minute amounts of tissues. However, further identification of marker peaks still needs a remarkable effort. Strategies to deal with this problem are presented. In consequence, the isolation of cells or cell types allows a more accurate investigation of complex tissues and gives deeper insight to regulation processes and crosstalk of the respective cells.

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Q: Convert nested JSON to nested Java object using gson TypeAdapter I am trying to use google gson TypeAdapter for converting nested JSON into nested Java object having implementation of TypeAdapter for each class. But I don't want to write complete read() method logic in single adapter class. I have referred few questions and blog examples over net. But complete read logic is in single class. For small nested object its fine to have logic in single Adapter but for big object (having more than 10-15 fields in each class) it's not good. [Update] For example json keys look same as of class attributes, but in actual I will be getting input as hyphen-separated-small-case keys instead of Camel case keys. So my json and java classes attribute names will not be same hence I have to write my custom logic for mapping. E.g. Sample Json input : { "id": 1, "name": "Alex", "emailId": "alex@gmail.com", "address": { "address": "21ST & FAIRVIEW AVE", "district": "district", "city": "EATON", "region": "PA", "postalCode": "18044", "country": "US" } } And Java beans are as below : //Employee object class public class Employee { private int id; private String name; private String emailId; private Address address; .. } //Address object class public class Address { private String address; private String district; private String city; private String region; private String postalCode; private String country; .. } I want to have two different adapters and integrate multiple adapters in read() method. public class EmployeeAdapter extends TypeAdapter<Employee> { @Override public void write(JsonWriter out, Employee employee) throws IOException { // } @Override public Employee read(JsonReader jsonReader) throws IOException { //read logic for employee class using AddressAdapter for address json } } public class AddressAdapter extends TypeAdapter<Address> { @Override public void write(JsonWriter out, Address address) throws IOException { // } @Override public Address read(JsonReader jsonReader) throws IOException { //read logic for Address class } } How can I use AddressAdapter inside EmployeeAdapter? A: I use a TypeAdapterFactory for this kind of thing. It allows passing the gson instance to the TypeAdapter instance. (In the example below, I left in passing "rawType" to the TypeAdapter instance, since its often useful. Pull that out if not needed.) Example TypeAdapterFactory: public class ContactTypeAdapterFactory implements TypeAdapterFactory { // Add @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") as needed. @Override public <T> TypeAdapter<T> create(Gson gson, TypeToken<T> typeToken) { final Class<? super T> rawClass = typeToken.getRawType(); if (Employee.class.isAssignableFrom(rawClass)) { // Return EmployeeAdapter for Employee class return EmployeeAdapter.get(rawClass, gson); } if (Address.class.isAssignableFrom(rawClass)) { // Return AddressAdapter for Address class return AddressAdapter.get(rawClass, gson); } return null; // let Gson find somebody else } private static final class EmployeeAdapter<T> extends TypeAdapter<T> { private final Gson gson; private final Class<? super T> rawClass; // Not used in this example private EmployeeAdapter(Class<? super T> rawClass, Gson gson) { this.rawClass = rawClass; this.gson = gson; } private static <T> TypeAdapter<T> get(Class<? super T> rawClass, Gson gson) { // Wrap TypeAdapter in nullSafe so we don't need to do null checks return new EmployeeAdapter<>(rawClass, gson).nullSafe(); } @Override public void write(JsonWriter out, T value) throws IOException { // We should only ever be here for Employee types // Cast value to Employee Employee record = (Employee)value; // Output start of JSON object out.beginObject(); // Output key / value pairs out.name("name"); gson.getAdapter(String.class).write(out, record.getName()); // [...] out.name("address"); gson.getAdapter(Address.class).write(out, record.getAddress()); // Output end of JSON object out.endObject(); } @Override public T read(JsonReader in) throws IOException { String fieldName; // Create an empty Employee object Employee record = new Employee(); // Consume start of JSON object in.beginObject(); // Iterate each key/value pair in the json object while (in.hasNext()) { fieldName = in.nextName(); switch (fieldName) { case "name": record.setName(gson.getAdapter(String.class).read(in)); break; // [...] case "address": record.setAddress(gson.getAdapter(Address.class).read(in)); break; default: // Skip any values we don't support in.skipValue(); } } // Consume end of JSON object in.endObject(); // Return new Object return (T)record; } } private static final class AddressAdapter<T> extends TypeAdapter<T> { private final Gson gson; private final Class<? super T> rawClass; // Not used in this example private AddressAdapter(Class<? super T> rawClass, Gson gson) { this.rawClass = rawClass; this.gson = gson; } private static <T> TypeAdapter<T> get(Class<? super T> rawClass, Gson gson) { // Wrap TypeAdapter in nullSafe so we don't need to do null checks return new AddressAdapter<>(rawClass, gson).nullSafe(); } @Override public void write(JsonWriter out, T value) throws IOException { // We should only ever be here for Address types // Cast value to Address Address record = (Address)value; // Output start of JSON object out.beginObject(); // Output key / value pairs out.name("address"); gson.getAdapter(String.class).write(out, record.getName()); // [...] out.name("country"); gson.getAdapter(String.class).write(out, record.getCountry()); // Output end of JSON object out.endObject(); } @Override public T read(JsonReader in) throws IOException { String fieldName; Address record = new Address(); in.beginObject(); // Iterate each parameter in the json object while (in.hasNext()) { fieldName = in.nextName(); switch (fieldName) { case "address": record.setAddress(gson.getAdapter(String.class).read(in)); break; // [...] case "country": record.setCountry(gson.getAdapter(String.class).read(in)); break; default: in.skipValue(); } } in.endObject(); return (T)record; } } } Use: Gson gson = new GsonBuilder() .registerTypeAdapterFactory(new ContactTypeAdapterFactory()) .create(); Employee employee = gson.fromJson(jsonString, Employee.class);

Kuntz‐Melcavage KL, Gahagan KDC, Fracasso MR, Marsteller JA. Enhancing knowledge of authorization requests through registry development. Learn Health Sys. 2018;2:e10050 10.1002/lrh2.10050 All authors are employed by Johns Hopkins HealthCare LLC, which is the company that funded this study. 1. INTRODUCTION {#lrh210050-sec-0001} =============== Health insurers are a crucial part of health care systems and have a responsibility to provide wise medical coverage decisions for their members. Coverage decisions are determined by regulations, benefits, and medical policies, with each insurer developing its own company‐specific policies. It is essential that medical coverage policies be written in a manner that promotes the best health for insured members while aligning with the mission of a company. Sometimes, there is insufficient evidence on a new procedure or drug to know for sure which patients will benefit from it most and which may not benefit at all. As part of an academic health system, our organization strives to maximize the knowledge obtained from data we collect. Current research in the industry relies heavily on administrative claims[1](#lrh210050-bib-0001){ref-type="ref"}, [2](#lrh210050-bib-0002){ref-type="ref"} that are useful for providing data about use and costs. However, there are other sources of information that can be informative to medical policy decisions that remain largely untapped. Claims data do not contain information that is submitted as part of pre‐authorization requests (such as clinical measurements and laboratory values). Additionally, data from claims do not contain information about members who were denied authorization for a procedure. A source of data beyond claims can be helpful for providing a more complete profile of a member population seeking services. We are currently working to expand knowledge at the juncture between the medical‐policy setting and the subset of members who are affected by coverage decisions. The mechanism we have chosen to increase our knowledge in this area is the development of registries. The need for a registry to record member‐level information surrounding certain procedures first became apparent, as the medical policy unit at our company planned a revision to the coverage policy for bariatric surgery. Anecdotal stories and opinions about bariatric surgery were prevalent, but no one was able to provide information derived from an aggregate collection of authorization requests. To address the uncertainty about details contained in requests for bariatric surgery, we developed a registry of bariatric surgery requests containing data to inform future policy decisions. The registry records information from medical records, submitted as part of the pre‐authorization process for bariatric surgery. This paper describes the development of the registry and workflow to incorporate the registry into the process of medical pre‐authorization review. Results from a descriptive analysis of the population seeking surgery are presented, along with an examination of characteristics of members whose pre‐authorization requests for bariatric surgery are initially denied. Two examples of how the registry has broadened our knowledge about the pre‐authorization requests received by our company are presented. This report is relevant for health systems because it demonstrates an approach for gathering meaningful data from an operational process. Data are the foundation for information, which ultimately leads to knowledge. Analyzing data from authorization requests has allowed our company to be more aware of approval patterns for requests and has provided the basis for us to learn more about factors that influence medical decisions. 2. METHOD {#lrh210050-sec-0002} ========= This study was reviewed and approved by the Institutional Review Board of our institution (IRB number IRB00084964). 2.1. Registry design {#lrh210050-sec-0003} -------------------- The initial step in developing a registry was to determine the proper electronic platform to be used. We chose to use Microsoft Access (Microsoft Corp, Redmond, Washington) because of 2 features considered to be of great importance: It is compatible with a variety of data analysis programs, and it provides the ability to develop a user‐friendly electronic data entry form. Both of these considerations were important for ensuring the functionality and usefulness of the registry. After deciding upon the software to be used for registry development, we identified the data fields to be included in the registry. Variables that are important when making authorization decisions were identified through literature reviews and interviews with medical directors. Health conditions that are associated with candidates for bariatric surgery were identified from literature, while conversations with medical directors revealed laboratory measures that were worthy of recording. A data dictionary was developed to provide a framework for the fields to be developed in the database (Table [1](#lrh210050-tbl-0001){ref-type="table"}). Each of the fields is able to be populated from information included in authorization requests. Because of the limited demographic information included in pre‐authorization requests, the registry similarly contains limited demographic information. ###### Kuntz‐Melcavage et al Name Description ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Database identifier Unique number assigned to database entry Study identifier Number assigned to member seeking pre‐authorization for bariatric surgery Member gender Gender of member seeking pre‐authorization Age Age of member seeking pre‐authorization for bariatric surgery at time of application Line of business Line of business of which member seeking pre‐authorization is a member Date of letter seeking authorization Date that appears on the cover letter that was sent to seek pre‐authorization for bariatric surgery Date of disenrollment If member disenrolls during study period; date on which member disenrolled Date of baseline measurements Date on which baseline measurements of weight and BMI were made Baseline weight Baseline weight (rounded to nearest whole number) Baseline BMI Baseline BMI (body mass index) Date of 1‐month postbaseline measurements Date on which measurements of weight and BMI 1 month after baseline were made One‐month postbaseline weight Weight at timepoint approximately 1 month after baseline measurement (rounded to nearest whole number) One‐month postbaseline BMI BMI at timepoint approximately 1 month after baseline Date of 2‐month postbaseline measurements Date on which measurements of weight and BMI 2 months after baseline were made Two‐month postbaseline weight Weight at timepoint approximately 2 months after baseline (rounded to nearest whole number) Two‐month postbaseline BMI BMI at timepoint approximately 2 months after baseline Date of 3‐month postbaseline measurements Date on which measurements of weight and BMI 3 months after baseline were made Three‐month postbaseline weight Weight at timepoint approximately 3 months after baseline (rounded to nearest whole number) Three‐month postbaseline BMI BMI at timepoint approximately 3 months after baseline Date of 4‐month postbaseline measurements Date on which measurements of weight and BMI 4 months after baseline were made Four‐month postbaseline weight Weight at timepoint approximately 4 months after baseline (rounded to nearest whole number) Four‐month postbaseline BMI BMI at timepoint approximately 4 months after baseline Date of 5‐month postbaseline measurements Date on which measurements of weight and BMI 5 months after baseline were made Five‐month postbaseline weight Weight at timepoint approximately 5 months after baseline (rounded to nearest whole number) Five‐month postbaseline BMI BMI at timepoint approximately 5 months after baseline Date of 6‐month postbaseline measurements Date on which measurements of weight and BMI 6 months after baseline were made Six‐month postbaseline weight Weight at timepoint approximately 6 months after baseline (rounded to nearest whole number) Six‐month postbaseline BMI BMI at timepoint approximately 6 months after baseline Date of 7‐month postbaseline measurements Date on which measurements of weight and BMI 7 months after baseline were made Seven‐month postbaseline weight Weight at timepoint approximately 7 months after baseline (rounded to nearest whole number) Seven‐month postbaseline BMI BMI at timepoint approximately 7 months after baseline Comorbidities Comorbidity noted in letter requesting authorization for bariatric surgery Comorbidities 2 Comorbidity noted in letter requesting authorization for bariatric surgery Comorbidites 3 Comorbidity noted in letter requesting authorization for bariatric surgery Comorbidities 4 Comorbidity noted in letter requesting authorization for bariatric surgery Comorbidities 5 Comorbidity noted in letter requesting authorization for bariatric surgery TSH laboratory results Laboratory results for thyroid‐stimulating hormone Total cholesterol Laboratory results for total cholesterol level Triglycerides Laboratory results for triglycerides level LDL cholesterol Laboratory results for LDL cholesterol level HbA1c laboratory results Laboratory results for hemoglobin A1c level Complete? Has all available information been entered to the comorbidities/lab form? *H*. *pylori* laboratory results Laboratory results for *Helicobacter pylori* test Type of surgery requested The type of surgery that is requested (open or laparoscopic) Initial determination Initial authorization determination (yes or no) If no, action taken after initial denial If initial authorization determination was *no*, what action was taken after denial (peer‐to‐peer discussion, appeal 1, appeal 2, none) Did reapplication occur? Did reapplication occur? Outcome of reapplication? Approval or denial of reapplication submission? Did a peer‐to‐peer consult occur? Whether a peer‐to‐peer consult occurred Was initial determination overturned or upheld? Following action taken after the initial denial, was the initial determination overturned or upheld? (overturned, upheld, NA) Outcome of peer‐to‐peer consult If a peer‐to‐peer consult occurred, was the outcome of the consult an approval of bariatric procedure or a denial of bariatric procedure? Did a first‐level review occur? Whether a first‐level review occurred Outcome of first‐level review If a first‐level review occurred, was the outcome of the review an approval of bariatric procedure or a denial of bariatric procedure? Did a second‐level review occur? Whether a second‐level review occurred Outcome of second‐level review If a second‐level review occurred, was the outcome of the review an approval of bariatric procedure or a denial of bariatric procedure? Did an outside consult occur? Whether an outside consult occurred Outcome of outside consult If an outside consult occurred, was the outcome of the consult an approval of bariatric procedure or a denial of bariatric procedure? Date of bariatric surgery Date on which bariatric surgery was performed Type of bariatric surgery Type of bariatric surgery that was performed Facility Facility at which bariatric surgery was performed Name of surgeon Name of surgeon who performed bariatric surgery Abbreviation: LDL, low‐density lipoprotein; NA, not applicable. Development of the database within access occurred through a 2‐step process. The first step involved creating a data field for each metric that was planned to be recorded, and the second step focused on generating electronic data entry forms. Because of the large quantity of data fields included in the registry, multiple data entry forms were created with each form containing a limited set of related variables. For example, a form containing only comorbidity and laboratory data was developed. A total of 4 forms were developed to facilitate entry of data from pre‐authorization forms: member information, comorbidities and labs, pre‐op weight and body mass index, and authorization and surgery. The data fields on each of these forms were a mixture of drop‐down boxes and numerical fields. Data fields allowing free‐text entry were limited because of the challenges free text presents when performing data analysis. Confidentiality was an important consideration when designing the registry. The purpose of the registry is to provide population‐level knowledge of presurgical measures of individuals seeking bariatric surgery, and therefore, we minimized the entry of protected health information from medical records to the registry. Each medical record is assigned a randomized identification number (termed study ID), and a separate key has been created containing a link between study ID numbers and member identification numbers. The linking file is necessary to enable future studies that will combine information from authorization requests and claims records. 2.2. Incorporation into workflow {#lrh210050-sec-0004} -------------------------------- With the registry developed, we established an operational process to capture the information. Given the business needs of the company and our responsibilities to members, it was necessary to develop a process that was minimally intrusive on the day‐to‐day operations for reviewing authorization requests so as not to delay determinations. An effective process for collecting data for the registry was accomplished via the incorporation of a single additional step into the typical workflow surrounding pre‐authorization requests for bariatric surgery (Figure [1](#lrh210050-fig-0001){ref-type="fig"}). The standard business protocol for reviewing requests that are made for bariatric surgery is as follows: A member\'s pre‐authorization forms are sent to our company. The information is transmitted to a medical review nurse. Once a medical review nurse determines that all required information has been submitted, the request is reviewed by a medical director. The medical director reviews the pre‐authorization request and makes a decision about whether the surgery is authorized for payment by the insurance plan to which the member belongs. The medical review nurse is informed of the decision and takes the appropriate steps to inform the member\'s physician of the decision regarding authorization for bariatric surgery. {#lrh210050-fig-0001} The bariatric registry has been incorporated into the standard business workflow via the addition of a step in which the medical review nurse sends copies of the pre‐authorization forms, including the medical director\'s decision to approve or deny the request, to a medical policy research associate (MPRA). The MPRA assigns a randomized study ID to each pre‐authorization packet and enters relevant information to the registry. These additional steps occur without any disruption to the normal time frame for pre‐authorization request reviews. The MPRA is employed by our company to perform a variety of research tasks, and the time required for entry of data to the registry has not had an adverse impact on that person\'s overall productivity. 2.3. Analysis {#lrh210050-sec-0005} ------------- Analyses of data collected from pre‐authorization forms have been performed using SAS version 9.4 (SAS Institute Inc, Cary, North Carolina). Figure [2](#lrh210050-fig-0002){ref-type="fig"} provides an overview of questions that have been answered using data stored in the registry. The ovals in the figure depict the statistical approach for addressing each question. {#lrh210050-fig-0002} A descriptive analysis was performed on the entire population of cases in the registry. Variables examined in this analysis were gender, age, body mass index, approval decision, and selected comorbidities known to be prevalent among individuals who seek bariatric surgery. Means or percentages were calculated, as appropriate, for each variable. Logistic regression was performed to examine the relationship between review decision and 7 variables reported on authorization applications. The initial review decision (approval vs denial) served as the outcome variable in our statistical model, and predictor variables were age, gender, hypertension, diabetes, obstructive sleep apnea, back pain, arthritis, and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). The amount of applications that originated from each insurance product managed by our company was calculated and compared with the proportion of total enrollees in each insurance product. A *z* test was used to examine the significance of the difference between proportions. The presence of a *Helicobacter pylori* test in applications and the resulting approval decision was examined for requests originating from one specific facility. Proportions were calculated to examine approval decisions (approved or denied) and test result (positive or negative). A chi‐square test of independence examined whether a difference in approval rates exists between applicants with positive test results vs applicants with negative test results. 3. RESULTS {#lrh210050-sec-0006} ========== Using the new workflow to enter data into the bariatric registry, all authorization requests for bariatric surgery that were submitted to our company beginning July 1, 2013, have been entered, and the registry is continuously updated. Descriptive statistics about the population seeking bariatric surgery are provided below. 3.1. Population overview {#lrh210050-sec-0007} ------------------------ The data analysis described in this publication is based on data collected from pre‐authorization requests submitted during the first 40 months of the registry\'s existence. During this time, 504 members applied for bariatric surgery pre‐authorization, and of those, 87% were female. The age distribution of members seeking bariatric surgery was normally distributed (Figure [3](#lrh210050-fig-0003){ref-type="fig"}), with an average age of 41 years. The minimum age was 13 years, and the maximum age was 65 years. Only 2 applicants were under the age of 18, both of whom were female. {#lrh210050-fig-0003} We examined 3 of our company\'s insurance products: a commercial plan, a Medicaid plan, and a plan for military dependents and retirees. Of the members in the registry, 19% (n = 97) are members of the commercial plan, 71% (n = 359) are members of the Medicaid plan, and 10% (n = 48) are members of the military plan (Figure [4](#lrh210050-fig-0004){ref-type="fig"}). {#lrh210050-fig-0004} The prevalence of selected comorbidities that were reported on letters requesting prior authorizations for surgery is depicted in Table [2](#lrh210050-tbl-0002){ref-type="table"}. Hypertension was reported in nearly half of applicants, and obstructive sleep apnea was reported in 37% of applicants. Arthritis was the least reported comorbidity among those recorded in the registry. ###### Kuntz‐Melcavage et al Comorbidity Percent --------------------------------- --------- Hypertension 49 Diabetes 27 Obstructive sleep apnea 37 Back pain 16 Arthritis 6 Gastroesophageal reflux disease 23 3.2. Logistic regression {#lrh210050-sec-0008} ------------------------ Reported presence of GERD decreased the odds of denial of authorization requests for bariatric surgery (odds ratio, 0.573; 95% CI, 0.331‐0.993; *P* = .0470). None of the other comorbidities examined were deemed to be significant because the confidence interval crossed 1. 3.3. Origin of surgery requests {#lrh210050-sec-0009} ------------------------------- Most requests for bariatric surgery originate from Medicaid members. Total member enrollment is also greatest for Medicaid. The percent of total requests for bariatric surgery that can be attributed to each insurance product is displayed in the *requests* column of Table [3](#lrh210050-tbl-0003){ref-type="table"}. The percent of total enrollment that can be attributed to each insurance product is displayed in the *enrollment* column of Table [3](#lrh210050-tbl-0003){ref-type="table"}. For both the commercial product and the Medicaid product, no significant difference existed between the proportion of members who apply for bariatric surgery and the proportion of total enrolled members who belong to each product (*P* = .514 and *P* = .493). A *z* test was not performed for the military health plan because less than 30 applications exist in the registry for this insurance product. ###### Kuntz‐Melcavage et al Line of Business Requests Enrollment ------------------ ---------- ------------ Commercial .17 .15 Medicaid .76 .73 Military .07 .12 3.4. Relationship between approval decisions and laboratory results {#lrh210050-sec-0010} ------------------------------------------------------------------- Total requests from one facility in the registry were examined to determine the relationship between approval decisions and results of *H. pylori* tests. A total of 209 requests were identified, and of those, 19% (n = 39) did not contain *H. pylori* test results. Among requests containing *H. pylori* test results, no significant difference in approval decisions was detected (Figure [5](#lrh210050-fig-0005){ref-type="fig"}). {#lrh210050-fig-0005} 4. DISCUSSION {#lrh210050-sec-0011} ============= Identifying a need for data regarding the population of members who seek bariatric surgery led us to develop a data collection workflow and a registry that has enhanced our knowledge about this population. Because operational efficiency is important in the health insurance industry, research may not always be prioritized and may be impeded by limited data collection or insufficient analytic tools. The present report demonstrates a simple addition to a standard medical review workflow that has greatly increased knowledge about a specific population of insured members. The registry has provided us with a tool to answer questions about members seeking bariatric surgery. We are now able to provide an accurate description of the members who seek bariatric surgery, and we can examine data to discover trends that may affect authorization decisions. For example, an association was detected for GERD in the results from the logistic regression analysis. It is possible that when reviewers notice GERD on an authorization application, they are inclined to approve the request. Further study of this observation could include interviews with medical directors to determine whether they feel GERD places members at a higher need for bariatric surgery. Discovering approval patterns that have previously gone unnoticed is a benefit of capturing pre‐authorization data in a registry. One could envision an automated decision tool resulting from the collection and analysis of authorization data. Some assumptions have been supported by data that have been captured, while others have been called into question. We can now verify that most applications for bariatric surgery originate from female members. In a previous study of bariatric surgery, Fuchs et al reported that in a population of nearly 190 000 patients who underwent bariatric surgery, 80% of the patients were female.[3](#lrh210050-bib-0003){ref-type="ref"} We can now confidently state that the prevalence of females who seek bariatric surgery in our insured population agrees with other reports of groups seeking bariatric surgery. The comparison of proportions of members in each insurance product who seek bariatric surgery has been enlightening and resulted in questions that require further study. The predominance of applications originating from Medicaid members has historically been attributed to the socioeconomic barriers faced by many who are eligible for government assistance. Challenges that include limited access to healthy food, a negative environment, and detrimental behavior are more prevalent among population that is eligible for Medicaid.[4](#lrh210050-bib-0004){ref-type="ref"}, [5](#lrh210050-bib-0005){ref-type="ref"} Surprisingly, we observed that the proportions of applications for bariatric surgery are similar between Medicaid members and members enrolled in commercial insurance. We plan to delve further into this finding by examining approval rates among the populations and overall health status of applicants at the time of application. Our report of laboratory results and approval decisions is an example of the use of a registry for enhancing knowledge among the medical policy unit. This report was prompted by a provider inquiry regarding the necessity of *H*. *pylori* test results for making approval decisions. Our analysis determined that there is not a significant difference in approval decisions depending on whether *H*. *pylori* test results are positive or negative. Because medical review involves a more complete assessment than merely considering 1 test result, one cannot conclude that the test is unnecessary for the approval decision process. However, based on this knowledge, a policy revision has been made that eliminates the need for a specific test but includes a more general statement regarding the necessity of gastrointestinal health. The importance of registries for monitoring health care quality has been documented, along with the observation that there is currently ample opportunity to develop medical registries in the United States.[6](#lrh210050-bib-0006){ref-type="ref"} Our work demonstrates the feasibility of developing condition‐specific registries using a modest amount of resources and having a minimal impact on established business workflows. A prominent health insurer within United States has previously reported on the positive impact of its disease registries on patient safety, quality improvement, cost‐effectiveness, and research.[7](#lrh210050-bib-0007){ref-type="ref"} Because these areas are places where most health care companies seek to improve, it is reasonable to conclude that registries can be instrumental for helping health insurers achieve their goals. While large insurers may have the analytics in place to examine data from subpopulations, there is room for smaller companies to improve their abilities to remain informed about specifics groups of members. The process of extracting and recording data from all pre‐authorization requests generates data that are not available via claims records because requests that are denied will never appear as claims. Just as this tool has helped us ensure that our medical policy is relevant and fair for the subpopulation to which it applies, future registries will be developed as a means to improve the quality of our medical policies.

Q: using an image for a button on php I have a php script which creates its own button, as I am using an open source framework. What I want is to use an image to create a button instead of a the link the is created. Here is the line for which I need the button: <td class="main button_marg"><?php echo tep_draw_button(IMAGE_BUTTON_REVIEWS . (($reviews['count'] > 0) ? ' (' . $reviews['count'] . ')' : ''), 'comment', tep_href_link(FILENAME_PRODUCT_REVIEWS, tep_get_all_get_params())); ?></td> That is the script I am using to create the review button, but I would like to insert an image into it. Any ideas would be most appreciative. This is the code for tep_draw_button() function: function tep_draw_button($title = null, $icon = null, $link = null, $priority = null, $params = null) { static $button_counter = 1; $types = array('submit', 'button', 'reset'); if ( !isset($params['type']) ) { $params['type'] = 'submit'; } if ( !in_array($params['type'], $types) ) { $params['type'] = 'submit'; } if ( ($params['type'] == 'submit') && isset($link) ) { $params['type'] = 'button'; } if (!isset($priority)) { $priority = 'secondary'; } $button = '<span class="tdbLink">'; if ( ($params['type'] == 'button') && isset($link) ) { $button .= '<a id="tdb' . $button_counter . '" href="' . $link . '"'; if ( isset($params['newwindow']) ) { $button .= ' target="_blank"'; } } else { $button .= '<button id="tdb' . $button_counter . '" type="' . tep_output_string($params['type']) . '"'; } if ( isset($params['params']) ) { $button .= ' ' . $params['params']; } $button .= '>' . $title; if ( ($params['type'] == 'button') && isset($link) ) { $button .= '</a>'; } else { $button .= '</button>'; } $button .= '</span><script type="text/javascript">$("#tdb' . $button_counter . '").button('; $args = array(); if ( isset($icon) ) { if ( !isset($params['iconpos']) ) { $params['iconpos'] = 'left'; } if ( $params['iconpos'] == 'left' ) { $args[] = 'icons:{primary:"ui-icon-' . $icon . '"}'; } else { $args[] = 'icons:{secondary:"ui-icon-' . $icon . '"}'; } } if (empty($title)) { $args[] = 'text:false'; } if (!empty($args)) { $button .= '{' . implode(',', $args) . '}'; } $button .= ').addClass("ui-priority-' . $priority . '").parent().removeClass("tdbLink");</script>'; $button_counter++; return $button; } ?> A: You can probably override the style by using some css: #your_button_id{ background: url(); height: x; width: x; etc... } .your_button_class{ background: url(); height: x; width: x; etc... }

Q: How difficult are the plate-based wort chiilers to clean? Do they require filtration before the wort goes through them? I'm considering getting one of those "Therminator" style wort chillers as an upgrade to the coil. I plan on gravity feeding the wort through and pumping back into the kettle until my wort is nice and lukewarm. The specs seem impressive, but it also looks like this thing would be hell to clean, and a bit annoying to sanitize, and I can't help but think bits and pieces of hops would easily clog this thing. Am I being paranoid? A: Unless you're careful with filtering, plate chillers can and do clog up with debris. Any debris that's trapped during transfer needs to be backflushed out by connecting the wort inlet to the water supply. The high pressure usually pushes out most of the debris, but it's still necessary to bake the chiller in the oven every few batches, and maybe run caustic soda through it once a year to clean out any resident crud. Here's a pic of an unused shirron plate chiller cut open The amount of gunk trapped is usually it's not enough to significantly stop the flow, but I've had flow trickle to next to nothing on more than a few batches. For example, I recently tried whirpooling through the plate chiller, and flow ground to a tiny trickle after a few minutes. I was using hop-bags, but still hop pellets and trub can make it into the chiller. A hopback makes a great filter and pretty much stops any trub from reaching the chiller. You can build your own from a canning jar, or buy them ready made for about $125. I'm scaling up to 10 gallon batches and looking to buy a new chiller. I will pass on plate chillers this time round. Also from the same thread: I also pump a lot of water through mine after every brew and blow it out with compressed air (with inline oil filter). Then the day before each brew day I countercirculate caustic beer line cleaning solution with a pump designed for beer line cleaning. The output from the chiller (normally the input) dumps into a bucket and the pump sucks up solution from that bucket through a fine stainless steel strainer. At the end of a few minutes of this the solution has turned dark and the strainer is covered with material. After an hour of circulation the solution is much darker and the strainer has a remarkable amount of crud on it. IOW, there is still plenty of material left in the chiller and it's not soluble even in caustic (the crud on the screen does not dissolve). It's probably bits of hops petals that made their way into the system. I have to disassemble the thing one day and clean it properly but it's not a job I'm looking forward to. No infections so far (touch wood) so I guess my protocol has been successful thus far, at least.

Q: ASP.NET Development Server I have a solution that contains a number of projects. One is an asp.net project, and is set-up to use the asp.net development server. The other projects have nothing to do with asp.net: for example, some are windows services written in unmanaged c++, others are c# console applications. My problem is that if I start any of the non-asp.net projects in the debugger, Visual Studio still starts the asp.net development server. This causes problems when I am debugging program interactions using multiple instances of visual studio. When I debug the web application I do want the web server to start. I have noticed that when I debug a non-asp.net project, the asp.net development server is started using the port number and virtual directory specified in the asp.net projects properties. There are no project dependencies between these projects. Is there a way to tell visual studio to start the development server only for projects that actually specify that it should be used? Edit 1: To reproduce this behaviour: Using vs2010, create an empty solution. Add a c++ console application accepting all the defaults. Add a call to fgetchar() to the generated main() so that it doesn't immediately exit when it is run. Run the project in the debugger and notice that the asp.net development server does not start. Add an asp.net web application project to the solution, accepting all the defaults. Go to the project properties web tab and verify that it is configured to use the asp.net development server. Set the c++ console application to be the startup project, and then start the c++ project in the debugger. Notice that the asp.net development server now starts, even though the web application project is not running. Edit 2: Clarified that I want the server to start when I debug the web project, but not when I debug the other non-web projects. A: I have a solution that works for me. It appears that web projects have a property that controls whether the asp.net development server is started when the debugger starts, even if the web project is not itself being debugged. To change this property, select the web project in the solution explorer and press F4 to access a property grid. In the grid, under the heading Development Server, is a boolean property named Always Start When Debugging. The default value is true. When I set this property to false the asp.net development server no longer started when I debugged a non-web application project. The property is persisted in <ProjName>.csproj.user, not <ProjName>.csproj.

Q: Nonconvex optimization problem I have a nonconvex optimization problem with a linear objective function, a set of linear constraints and a set of nonlinear, non-convex constraints. Is this problem NP-hard? If so, how can I prove this? A: In general, you can show that a class of problems is NP-Hard by taking a known NP-hard problem and reducing it to a problem in your class (being careful that size of the problem does not increase too much.) Since some well known NP-hard problems can easily be rewritten as nonlinear optimization problems with non-convex constraints, the class of non-convex nonlinear optimization problems is in general NP-Hard. However, this says nothing about your particular non-convex optimization problem.

Event Details YOW! DepthFirst Workshop Microservices: Let's Build Some! with Fred George It is one thing to talk about Microservices. It is another altogether to have to build them. After a brief introduction of Microservice principles, we will watch an animation of a micro­service environment. We will start with new versions of pre­built skeleton microservice environment (RabbitMQ message bus with a couple of starter services in Java, C#, and Ruby). We will then design and implement additional services to broaden the overall functionality. These additional services can be written in any language that will run on the participant's laptop. While pairing is strongly encouraged, it is not required. In the final stage, different pairs will implement different services, yet they will all run together implementing the animation. Throughout the workshop, we will stop as participants come across common issues with Microservices. We will use this time to discuss best practices. We wrap up with the participants making observations on what they learned (and how it may be different from Microservices they are currently implementing, if any). This is followed by presentations on Microservice challenges and the organization impact of rapidly developed Microservices. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN The focus of the workshop will be on: Understanding how to design asynchronous service architectures Creating small, yet functional, services rather than larger services, Reducing coupling to the bare minimum (JSON packets with extra fields ignored), and Debugging asynchronous systems. WHAT TO BRING Participants are required to bring a suitable development machine (portable) for working through the exercises. is a Developer and Co­founder at Outpace Systems, and has been writing code for over 46 years in (by his count) over 70 languages. He has delivered projects and products across his career, and in the last decade alone, has worked in the US, India, China, and the UK. He started ThoughtWorks University in Bangalore, India, based on a commercial programming training program he developed in the 90’s. An early adopter of OO and Agile. Fred continues to impact the industry with his leading­ edge ideas, most recently advocating Micro­service Architectures and flat team structures (under the moniker of Programmer Anarchy). Oh, and he still writes code! Company - Programming for 46 years, now Microservice Fanboy and Programmer Anarchist. What else is coming up? YOW! Lambda Jam It's Sydney's turn to feel the Lambda Jam with this event being held there for the first time. This event is perfect for those that want to ratchet up their Functional Programming skills. Improve your skills in languages like Clojure, Scala, Erlang, Haskell, or F# at YOW! Lambda Jam. Sydney, 8-9 May YOW! Connected YOW! Connected is a two day Conference exploring the world of Mobile development and the Internet of Things (IoT). Get unbiased and technically rich talks on topics that include include native development for iOS and Android, the developing market for the IoT, UX & design, back end development and the review of several business case studies. Melbourne, 5-6 October Group tickets and Sponsorship Transfer, Cancellation and Refunds In the event that you are unable to attend, you may send another person to attend in your place provided you inform YOW! organisers of the change not less than 72 hours prior to the workshop. Please see our full terms and conditions.

Santervás de la Vega Santervás de la Vega is a municipality located in the province of Palencia, Castile and León, Spain. According to the 2004 census (INE), the municipality has a population of 516 inhabitants. Category:Municipalities in the Province of Palencia Category:Populated places in the Province of Palencia

Mission Statement and Values at IDS Mission Statement Our focus is on teaching as well as on research, combining teaching, fundamental research and their application in practice. Stimulated by curiosity and enthusiasm, we find innovative solutions to scientific problems. The working atmosphere is characterized by confidence and mutual respect, also towards students and partners from science and industry. Our principles include fairness, loyalty and authenticity. Good customer service skills and reliability are important to us. Values 1 — We are one of the leading research institutes worldwide Dealing with scientific problems of fundamental and application-oriented research further deepens our expertise in the fields of nonlinear structural dynamics and vibrations, elastomer friction and contact mechanics, piezo and ultrasonic technology and test bench design and experimental validation. We are known as an active member of the international scientific community. 2 — We are a reliable partner of research and industry With a high level of professionalism, creativity and customer orientation, we find convincing and customer-tailored solutions even to complex and challenging problems. Based on our extensive knowledge and tailored to the specific problem, we apply theoretical and experimental methods in a systematic and constructive manner. 3 — We offer high-quality academic education. Our bachelor and master courses are especially for students in engineering sciences. The results of recent research are directly introduced into the courses, so that our curriculum always reflects the state of the art. Involved in scientific projects and supported individually, our students have the opportunity to contribute to international research already at an early stage. With this, we put them on a firm footing for an optimum entry into a successful career in industry, technology or science. 4 — We leave room for personal development Our success relies on the constant development and qualification of every one. This is why we offer professional and creative work environment, access to modern work equipment, technologies and laboratory premises, thus facilitating international scientific exchange. A trustful interdisciplinary cooperation across hierarchy levels is the basis for the personal development and the readiness to take technical and functional responsibility.

Bogumir Doležal Bogumir (Bogomir) Doležal (1889–1959) was a Croatian sportsman and journalist. He was football player, professional bicycle racer, swimmer, sport statistician, handball player and trainer. He also served as a president and secretary of the football club HNK Hajduk Split. Although was born in Bjelovar in central Croatia, he moved to Split and started to play football. He was Hajduk's secretary from 1913 till 1920. Between 1936 and 1938 he was president of the club. He served as a Vice President of Yugoslavian Olympic Committee. He was a football referee (together with Fabjan Kaliterna, older brother of Luka Kaliterna). He was one of the founders of the rowing club HVK Gusar in 1919. Doležal was founder and member of BK Split (cycling club) and HK Split (women's Czech football club). He wrote for sports magazine Jadranski sport ("Adriatic sport"). He was member and president of the swimming club "Baluni" between 1921 and 1923. He archived Hajduk's sports and clubs statistics during the World War Two. Some of his articles about football in Croatia were published in newspapers Jutarnji list and Slobodna Dalmacija. His book Sport at the Adriatic was published in Beograd in 1927. He died in Zagreb. References Jurica Gizdić: Otac Hajdukove hazene (Father of the Hajduk's czech handball), Naprid bili, Split, March 2015., p. 56. Bogomir Doležal - Croatian Biographical Lexicon Category:Sportspeople from Bjelovar Category:Sports journalists Category:Croatian footballers Category:Croatian football managers Category:Croatian football referees Category:Croatian male swimmers Category:Croatian male rowers Category:HNK Hajduk Split non-playing staff Category:Croatian statisticians Category:1889 births Category:1959 deaths Category:Association footballers not categorized by position

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February 6, 2003 Survival of the Students You’ve seen those Worst Case Scenario Guides they have going around. They tell you how to jump out of a plane or escape from quicksand. But what good is that going to do the typical college student? However, there are situations when we all could have used a little guidance. So here’s the daze take on Worst Case Scenario: Cornell. Your car is old, the hill is large First of all, whatever you do, don’t go up Buffalo. Or Seneca. Unless you have to, and eventually, you probably will. If you’re in an automatic, you probably have several different gears (under Drive it should say either 4, 3, 2, 1 or L1, L2). Put your car in a lower gear to get up the hill. If you’re in a manual, shifting to a lower gear should still help. Your battery is dead A quick lesson on how to jump a car. You need two cars. This cannot be overstated. Get your friend or a stranger or whoever to park their car so that it forms the top of a T, with your car forming the vertical line, leaving enough room for you to walk in between the two. If you’re on the street instead of a parking lot you can also put the second car parallel to yours. Open the hood of your car. Open the hood of the other car. Locate the battery on both. Always starting from the live car, attach the cables plus to plus and minus to minus. After you attach the last cable, turn on the dead car. The battery should jump. Take off the cables, check to make sure there are no foreign objects in there and close the hood. Drive the car around for at least a half an hour or until the battery rating is above 14. The cornell curse strikes There are approximately 19,000 students at Cornell (undergrad and grad). It’s inevitable that the person you’re talking about will be standing right behind you. What do you do? You have several options. You can pretend you knew the person was there the entire time: “John’s really a pretentious ass — aren’t you, John?” You can pretend that you’re talking about someone else who has — get this — the exact same name: “Oh no, I meant the other Toshie Kelly Gomyo.” You can attempt to negate the insult by attaching a qualifier to the end: “Yeah, she’s a dog — if Grace Kelly is.” If you’re This is the "wpengine" admin user that our staff uses to gain access to your admin area to provide support and troubleshooting. It can only be accessed by a button in our secure log that auto generates a password and dumps that password after the staff member has logged in. We have taken extreme measures to ensure that our own user is not going to be misused to harm any of our clients sites. Related A couple of weeks back in the trenches as a wage laborer have taught me a few things. As a second semester senior, I’ve decided that I deserve to have the Spring Break of a sorority girl’s (or drunkard’s) dreams. As such, I have set my sights on Acapulco. After extensive research, I’ve found not a single airline that will bursar it. So, how to get the cash? Well, I’ve taken on a second job. I work at the Pita Pit 10 to 12 hours a week for Acapulco money. Don’t get me wrong; I like my job. My co-workers are nice, I ring in people’s orders and make sandwiches. It’s not a bad way to make some change. There’s nothing wrong with asking “Do you want chips with that” for a semester in the service of a debauched dream. But the thing I’ve learned that I’ll forever carry with me is this: sometimes, the customer is always wrong. The customer is always wrong when she, a 92-pound girl, asks me if she can have a third baba ganoush, a third hummus and a third falafel on her sandwich. And just a little lettuce. And no pita. He’s always wrong when he calls me asking why his 222 chicken pitas haven’t yet been delivered when he ordered over an hour ago. Has he ever made 222 chicken pitas? Does he know how long it takes to make 222 chicken pitas? Should he just smoke another bowl with his 221 buddies and relax? Finally, the customer is especially wrong when he or she puts in an appearance as The Drunk Customer. The Drunk Customer is a unique specimen. Both sexes look the same, for the most part. They are clothed in expensive outfits which must have looked good at the beginning of the night, but are now beginning to — for lack of a better word — wilt. Gelled hair has gone limp, and has chosen to part listlessly in the middle. Mascara has smeared above and underneath the eye. Beer has been spilt, usually on or near the crotch area of the pant. I will begin by describing my encounters with the male. Often staggering in with 48 of his closest friends, he begins his night at the Pita Pit aiming his beady, bloodshot eyes at my chest and smirkingly slurring out the words: “Whaza BLT?” Next, he proceeds to do one of three things: He invites everyone in the Pit to after-hours at his place. He asks the location of the bathroom. Unable to wait for a response, he rushes outside and pees in the snow. He asks the location of the bathroom. Unable to wait for a response, he rushes outside and pukes in the snow. Then, if he is able, he returns and orders a pita. Or two. Or FIVE. Oh yes, The Male Drunk Customer can eat. Let’s turn now to the female. She pays with someone else’s credit card — usually a close relative’s — which happens to have her name on it. I know this because when I say “$28.50, please,” she says, “Oh, that’ll break my father’s bank.” One can only hope that in a mere five weeks I too will be drunk enough to say something even stupider. Possibilities include: “Green things are better than blue things,” “Why don’t birds fly inside?” and “What are you doing later?”Archived article by Maggie Frank The Dartmouth Jinx? Like Bigfoot and Area 51, some say it exists and some say it doesn’t. The icers themselves don’t believe in it. It has nothing to do with Dartmouth, say the players and coaches, it’s just a bad coincidence that the Red hasn’t played high-caliber hockey against the Green. “We lost to them a lot of times, but why did we lose to Colgate?” asked senior co-captain Doug Murray. “We didn’t play a good game.” “We haven’t come out with a fire in our stomach and aggressiveness, and you go back in a lot of the notes I have, our effort, especially early on in the game, has been very disappointing,” said head coach Mike Schafer ’86. Other members of the team won’t even discuss the jinx. “I’m not answering any questions about Dartmouth,” stated senior co-captain Stephen B

A Playbook to Help the U.S. Regain Its Innovative Edge (NewsUSA) – Can the man who invented an insulin pump, the iBOT wheelchair and the “Luke Arm” prosthesis help end all the handwringing about whether America has lost its competitive edge in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM)?Inventor and not-for-profit FIRST founder Dean Kamen is sure trying, as evidenced by the thousands of kids who have conquered hundreds of competitive challenges through his organization. No wonder kids from FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) and their robots were chosen to lead the iconic Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and invited to the White House Science Fair on multiple occasions and earned investment money for their invention from ABC’s hit TV show, Shark Tank. Why robotics? “Robotics is the 21st-century sport for the mind,” says Kamen. “If we want kids to study STEM, we need to show them that these fields are just as accessible, fun and rewarding as playing sports. And it’s the one sport where everyone can turn pro.” Apparently, the need to push this idea is self-evident in the U.S. Data from the Program for International Student Assessment, which shows how U.S. students stack up against those in 65 top industrial countries: 31st in math. 23rd in science. But take a look at students involved with FIRST. Kids ages 6-18 take on robotics challenges and invention programs while they increase their problem-solving abilities and leadership skills. President Obama celebrated students at the recent White House Science Fair for their innovative ideas. One of the participants, Parker Owen, was honored for his invention, the Cycle-Leg — an inexpensive prosthetic made from a single recycled bicycle. “For all of the problems in the world, FIRST to me is a solution. They are shaping and encouraging the next generation to be contributors rather than consumers,” Owen says. U.S. companies are also relying on the organization to fuel the workforce pipeline with innovative problem-solvers — more than 3,500 corporate sponsors include Boeing, Google, Qualcomm and United Technologies. Here’s the biggest proof point: FIRST offers more than $20 million in scholarships. So it’s no surprise that its alumni accounted for almost 10 percent of the entering freshmen class in 2013 at the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). “FIRST isn’t just a robotics program, it’s a life-changing experience,” says Emily Stern, who is studying mechanical engineering at MIT.

Officer injured in skirmish at SF’s downtown Westfield mall Much of the downtown Westfield San Francisco Centre was closed Sunday evening after a fight broke out, injuring a police officer and prompting the arrest of a juvenile, authorities said. Police did not immediately disclose the details of what happened, but dozens of officers remained outside the mall on Market and Fifth streets at 8 p.m., at least an hour after the incident. The mall’s Fifth Street side was shut down for the investigation. The officer’s injuries were minor, authorities said. The name and age of the juvenile who was taken into custody were not disclosed. The incident occurred after the Pride Parade, and many people were in the area at the time. Kurtis Alexander is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: kalexander@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @kurtisalexander

Port Operator Fined in UK Over Fatal 2007 ‘Flying Phantom’ Capsizing A port operator in UK has pleaded guilty to health and safety breaches and has been sentenced to pay £650,000 (just over $1 million USD) relating to the fatal 2007 capsizing of the tug Flying Phantom on the River Clyde, which resulted in the deaths of three crewmembers. Clydeport Operations Ltd was sentenced to the fines Monday in the High Court in Edinburgh, the UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency reports. Last week, the port operator, which is owned by Peel Ports Limited, pleaded guilty to breaches of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, admitting that between 29 December 2000 and 19 December 2007 there had been a systemic failure in risk assessments and safe systems of work. According to the Maritime and Coastguard Agency, in December 2007 the Flying Phantom was one of three tugs assisting the 70,000-tonne cargo ship Red Jasmine as it made its way along the River Clyde in thick fog. As they approached the Erskine Bridge, the Flying Phantom was secured to the bow of the Red Jasmine, which was transporting animal feed, the MCA said. Just before 6 p.m., the Flying Phantom called the ship to say they had grounded and the pilot instructed the tug to let go the line. The line came taut and the tug was pulled over and capsized – a situation known as “girting”, the MCA said. The tug’s master, Stephen Humphreys, 33, chief engineer, Robert Cameron, 65, and rating, Eric Blackley, 57, all lost their lives in the incident. The mate, Brian Aitchison, 37, managed to climb clear before the tug sank and was rescued. The charges included a similar accident with a ship, the Abu Egila, at the same place in September 2000 when the Flying Phantom was also the lead tug. On this occasion, the tug was let go and there were no injuries, the MCA said. An investigation into the 2007 accident by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) found that there were shortcomings in the application of the Port Marine Safety code, stating that neither the company secretary nor the operations/human resources director received training to adequately fulfill their role as the designated person with responsibility to ensure health and safety. Judge Lord Kinclaven handed down the sentence at the High Court in Edinburgh Monday, saying: “The charges are severally and jointly very serious and extended for a long period of time, from 2000 to 2007.” The tug operator Svitzer Marine Limited had previously admitted to proximate cause of the deaths. Captain Jeremy Smart, Head of Enforcement at the MCA, said: “This was a tragic event and the MCA would like to express its sincere condolences to the families involved, who have endured a very difficult number of years. The investigation highlighted some very serious shortcomings in Clydeport Operations Limited’s safety management.” About gCaptain gCaptain is the top-visited maritime and offshore industry news site in the world. Since 2007, gCaptain has proven to be a highly effective platform for information sharing and a source for up-to-date and relevant news for industry professionals worldwide.

Q: Reloading an iframe in GWT I am currently working on a GWT project where I am displaying an HTML file within an iframe in my application. This HTML file is actually being written to as it is getting displayed, and I am hoping to be able to reload the frame so that the changes made to the HTML file are reflected on screen. I am able to do this two different ways that both work when running in development mode, however neither seem to work when the project is deployed. The first method I tried was setting the frame's URL to itself: frame.setUrl(frame.getUrl()); The second method I tried using JSNI: public native void refresh() /*-{ if($doc.getElementById('__reportFrame') != null) { $doc.getElementById('__reportFrame').src = $doc.getElementById('__reportFrame').src; } }-*/; When deployed, the frame gets displayed in a Window, and when the file is finished being written to, a call to either of these refresh methods is made, and the frame refreshes to contain the finished HTML file. When I am deployed, the call to refresh does not reload the contents of the frame, however if I bring up the frame's context menu (in Firefox), then go into 'This Frame', and click Reload, it successfully reloads the frame to contain the finished HTML file. I have tested this on multiple versions of Firefox without any luck. Does anyone have any suggestions? Why would the behavior be different from one mode to the other? Thanks. A: wow, google is really fast with his search^^ You can use some JSNI to do this. Create a method such as protected native void reloadIFrame(Element iframeEl) /-{ iframeEl.contentWindow.location.reload(true); }-/; Then call it with your iFrame element so your question you posted twice was already answerd here http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit/browse_thread/thread/64aa7712890652d3

Frequencies of glyoxalase I phenotypes as biological markers in chronic alcoholism. Biological markers for alcoholism would be a valuable tool for early diagnosis. We have studied the phenotype frequencies of genetically determined erythrocyte enzymes in 397 alcoholics, including two populations with liver disease: steatosis (n = 86) and cirrhosis (n = 128) and a population of alcoholics without apparent liver disease (n = 183) compared to a well selected control population (n = 177). Only for Glyoxalase I (GLO) phenotypes (1,2 and 2-1) were significant differences found between the male controls and the male alcoholics. In the total male alcoholic population the frequency of phenotype 1 was significantly increased (23.2% vs. 11%, p less than 0.02), and the frequency of phenotype 2 was significantly decreased (32.3% vs. 46.3 p less than 0.02) compared to the male control population. For normal women the frequency of phenotype 1 and 2 was significantly different from normal men. (1: +177% p less than 0.001, 2: -45% p less than 0.01), but no significant differences were found between alcoholic and normal women. Our results suggest that in male subjects Glyoxalase I phenotype 1 may provide a marker for predisposition to alcoholism.

Pages About Me Saturday, April 25, 2009 Penny Black Saturday Challenge...Week 46 Morning Folks and once again it's time for another Penny Black Saturday challenge....where does the week go. Lots of fabulous entries for Nat's sketch last week.....it was a great sketch and I just knew you would all love it. The challenge this week on Penny Black Saturday is ANYTHING GOES easy peasy......was my first reaction but it didn't turn out that way so much choice....I hummed and hawed about what I was going to do... lots of ideas running around my head and suddenly it's Friday and the card still isn't made the penny finally dropped...need a card for a friend who is a keen gardener Well folks....I think I will give cardmaking a miss today......need to get some work done in the garden and catch up with some household chores.....but I will catch up with you all tomorrow......another challenge card to share and let me tell you this one was a little bit of a problem too.....enjoy the rest of your weekend and will be popping over to visit and see what you have all conjured up for this week's challenge This is amazing Kath, such a cool idea. The lucky recipient is gonna love it. Love the attention to detail and great that you have used it to put their gift inside too. Such a thoughtful thing to give someone. Hope you are well. Enjoy your gardening. The sun is shining with me at the moment and hope it is in Aberdeen too. Hugs, Lainy xxx Oh Kath this is just the sweetest card!!!I love your little house and the climbing flowers it all looks just perfect!Gorgeous paper and love the inside too she will so love this!Hope blogger is being good now enjoy your Saturday!hugskim x Fabulous creation Kath your are always full of inspiration. I love this and perfect for a keen gardener. the image is perfect. Have a super weekend, relaxing yeah yeah when do you ever relax always on the go you are Mrs. Enjoy whatever you do, mwah. Oh what a delightful little scene. Just love everything about it, especially because I am such a huge garden lover myself. Your friend will definitely have to frame this, waterproof it, and put it up as a little sign in her garden. Hugs from Desire

1907 Kansas Jayhawks football team The 1907 Kansas Jayhawks football team represented the University of Kansas in the Missouri Valley Conference during the 1907 college football season. In their fourth season under head coach A. R. Kennedy, the Jayhawks compiled a 5–3 record (1–1 against conference opponents), finished in third place in the conference, and outscored opponents by a combined total of 111 to 57. The Jayhawks played their home games at McCook Field in Lawrence, Kansas. Carl Rouse was the team captain. References Kansas Category:Kansas Jayhawks football seasons Kansas Jayhawks football

1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a screen on which an image is projected. 2. Related Art There has been known a screen having a plurality of lens elements formed on a light-incident surface on which light is incident, each of which reflects the incident light (see JP-A-2006-215162, for example). The screen described in JP-A-2006-215162 is so configured that a plurality of unit shape portions having the same shape are regularly disposed two-dimensionally on a surface of a substrate sheet and each of the unit shape portions is formed of a semispherical or convex-lens-shaped protruding portion. A reflection surface is formed on the surface of each of the unit shape portions in a section where light is incident from a projector disposed in advance in an intended position. Projection light obliquely projected from a position in front of the screen is diffused and reflected off the reflection surface of each of the unit shape portions, whereby viewers in a wide viewing range can view a projected image. However, since the unit shape portions on the screen described in JP-A-2006-215162 are regularly arranged two-dimensionally, light fluxes that exit from adjacent unit shape portions travel along substantially the same optical paths and reach a predetermined viewing position, likely causing a moire pattern (interference fringes) and scintillation in a projected image. Such a moire pattern and scintillation tend to degrade the displayed image.

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About Galgotia's College of Engineering & Technology (GCET), Greater Noida Galgotias Educational Institutions (GEI) involving Galgotias Institute of Management and Technology (GIMT) and Galgotias College of Engineering and Technology (GCET) were established by Smt. Shakuntala Educational and Welfare Society. Mr. Suneel Galgotia, who is Chancellor of Galgotias University and Managing Director of Galgotia Publications Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi has the vision to give a world-class education system and facilities to the students here in India, so that they can compete globally and stand out. The Galgotias College of Engineering and Technology is recognized by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India and courses are affiliated to Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow (formerly known as Uttar Pradesh Technical University). GCET was established in the year 2000, to maintain a harmony with the theoretical as well as the practical knowledge to maintain a complete all-round development of the candidate and support the growth professionally and personally. The Galgotias College of Engineering and Technology has earned quite a fame among the students in being able to produce many nationally and internationally acclaimed students. The institute is working round the clock to fulfil its vision “to be a leading educational institution recognized for excellence in engineering education & research producing globally competent and socially responsible technocrats.” At GCET the primary focus is on technological knowledge and various streams of Bachelor's in Technology is part of the curriculum. However, knowing the importance and popularity of management course the institute has also incorporated an MBA programme in its curriculum. Here is a list of courses offered at the institute along with the seats available in the course: Course Name Branch Name Seats Available B.Tech Civil Engineering 120 B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering 120 B.Tech Electrical & Electronics Engineering 120 B.Tech Electrical Engineering 60 B.Tech Electronics and Communication Engineering 120 B.Tech Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering 120 B.Tech Information Technology 120 B.Tech Mechanical Engineering 120 MBA MBA 60 Teaching Learning initiatives at GCET: The institute aims to develop a strong understanding between teachers and students by developing teaching methods which will encourage the curiosity among students. The teaching methods include: Preparing an academic calendar at beginning of each Semester and adhering to that. Course allocation to the faculty with expertise. Powerpoint Presentations Use of real-life projects Providing Lecture wise course material Video lectures from National Programme on Technology Enhanced Lectures (NPTEL) Uploading Course material/ Lectures on website Live case studies Internship programmes for industrial exposure Brain-Storming sessions Spoken Tutorial for students The campus is designed to protect each and every student from any bully or ragging, also various committees are set up in the Institute for helping the students throughout their stay as part The Galgotias College of Engineering and Technology, some of these are: Anti-Ragging Committee Student Welfare Committee (ST/SC committee) Woman Cell Internal Complain committee Grievance Redressal Cell Extra-Curricular Activities Committee GCTII Research & Incubator Cell (MSME) Galgotia's College of Engineering & Technology (GCET), Greater Noida More Rate Your College The more you express, greater is the extent to which you can help other aspiring students. Your Experience is extremely valuable. A great college.and a great opportunity to get into it if you didn't get any government college. And college life is really memorable here. You should have minimum 50% in 12 board and must appear for any of the entrance exams. You can also take admission through UPTU counseling. ...Read Full Review All 16 reviews published here are genuine and honest feedback given by students and alumni of this college. Sort Reviews By Showing Results for Most Detailed Reviews BOBY YADAV Student BEST COLLEGE FOR BTECH IN GREATER NOIDA5.0 GCET Is Best college in graeter noida for engineering.This college is on top in greater noida. It also come in top 10 enginnering college of UPTU/AKTU. I have aggregated all the good reasons for coming to Galgotias College in the answer below- Others reasons are because of its diversity of cro wd which come from the top schools and from various cities because of its brilliant location. It has got a decent library and cafeteria space. The classes of CSE/IT are exceptionally well and have AC in them. The college hostel (boys) is not up to the mark so better choose any outside hostel. But having said that nothing can beat the college hosteler life. It is simply the best experience you could ever get. It is a ragging free campus and whosoever break the rules have to face fatal consequences. Rest all the things you will find in the answer below ...Read Full Review Anjali Student Overview5.0 One of the most important thing which clicks to ones mind while selecting a college is Accommodation. It is not only the concern of the students but the parents too are much concerned about this. Talking about Galgotia University hostel, its a Home Away From Home. Galgotia University has a great an d fully facilitated hostel covering all the daily needs of the students like RO, laundry, wi-fi connectivity, hygienic mess, cafeteria etc. The rooms in the hostel are available on sharing basis. The environment at the hostel is very friendly, with round the clock security for the students. Not only this the key areas of the hostel are monitored by CCTV and alarm system. No outsider without proper verification is allowed to enter the hostel premises. ...Read Full Review Aamir Khan Student Overview5.0 To provide students with more job opportunity Galgotia University has a well established and active cell called Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC). The major objective of this cell is to encourage and enhance the business skills among the students and it provides them with more job opportunitie s by bringing more job providers. Since this cell was established it is actively engaged in achieving its objectives through several ways like conducting entrepreneurial workshops, exercises, seminars, entrepreneur talks and many more activities relating to entrepreneurship. This is a good move by the university to help students achieve excellence in working and in their career. ...Read Full Review Aakash Deep Student Overview4.0 Galgotia University is always known for its global linkage and academics. It always looks forward to provide students with better placement and internships. GU had organized an event called G-Talk on April 16, 2014. In this event GU had invited its Alumni members to meet the students studying their and they discussed on important issues related to career, jobs etc. It was a 2 hour event with 2-3 speakers who conducted the ceremony. The event was a great initiative taken by Galgotias to encourage the ex students as well as current students in their respective fields. ...Read Full Review SAKSHI GUPTA B.Tech / B.E. Student Overview4.0 This college is affiliated with the AKTU of Lucknow and I have cleared the entrance examination of the University which was UPSEE and in the year 2015 I have PASSOUT and the annual fee was Rs 1.11 lac per year It is having good faculties, college structure is also good The placements are 98% but I refused because I don't want to join ...Read Full Review Arvind Singh B.Tech / B.E. Student SAKSHI GUPTA B.Tech / B.E. Student Overview4.0 This college is affiliated with the AKTU of Lucknow and I have cleared the entrance examination of the University which was UPSEE and in the year 2015 I have PASSOUT and the annual fee was Rs 1.11 lac per year It is having good faculties, college structure is also good The placements are 98% but I refused because I don't want to join ...Read Full Review Prince B.Tech / B.E. Student College Desc5.0 This college is affiliated with the Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU) and the steam of my engineering was Mechanical Engineering and the annual fee of this course was Rs 1.30 Lacs per year and right now I am in the final year of the course. ...Read Full Review Showing Results for Most Helpful Reviews Anjali Student Overview5.0 One of the most important thing which clicks to ones mind while selecting a college is Accommodation. It is not only the concern of the students but the parents too are much concerned about this. Talking about Galgotia University hostel, its a Home Away From Home. Galgotia University has a great an d fully facilitated hostel covering all the daily needs of the students like RO, laundry, wi-fi connectivity, hygienic mess, cafeteria etc. The rooms in the hostel are available on sharing basis. The environment at the hostel is very friendly, with round the clock security for the students. Not only this the key areas of the hostel are monitored by CCTV and alarm system. No outsider without proper verification is allowed to enter the hostel premises. ...Read Full Review Neeraj Chawla B.Tech/B.E Student Amar Singh Rajput Student Overview5.0 It isnt the best college of UPTU or India like IIT or NIT but its among the best.In Greater Noida region,I bet no college is better than this.Its a strict college.Awesome atmoshphere.Love to stay here even in vacation time of Diwali.Awesome senior,not supportive but inspirational.proud to be a membe r of Galgotia.Thnx for giving me admission. ...Read Full Review Aamir Khan Student Overview5.0 To provide students with more job opportunity Galgotia University has a well established and active cell called Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC). The major objective of this cell is to encourage and enhance the business skills among the students and it provides them with more job opportunitie s by bringing more job providers. Since this cell was established it is actively engaged in achieving its objectives through several ways like conducting entrepreneurial workshops, exercises, seminars, entrepreneur talks and many more activities relating to entrepreneurship. This is a good move by the university to help students achieve excellence in working and in their career. ...Read Full Review Aakash Deep Student Overview4.0 Galgotia University is always known for its global linkage and academics. It always looks forward to provide students with better placement and internships. GU had organized an event called G-Talk on April 16, 2014. In this event GU had invited its Alumni members to meet the students studying their and they discussed on important issues related to career, jobs etc. It was a 2 hour event with 2-3 speakers who conducted the ceremony. The event was a great initiative taken by Galgotias to encourage the ex students as well as current students in their respective fields. ...Read Full Review GCET is affiliated toDr. APJ Abdul Kalam University, Lucknow and was established in 1999. College offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses like B.tech (9 branches), MBA and MCA. Galgotia college of engineering and technology's B.tech ( Electrical and electronic communication and Mechanical Engineering) are recently accredited by NBA for 2018-19 to 2019-20. Few important points to keep in mind before taking admission in this college: The payment of the fee for walk-in registration can be made either in cash or via DD in the name of 'Galgotias University' which is to be submitted after filling the form. The candidate will be provided with an inquiry number at the time of registration. List of documents required for B.tech admissions: Certificate/mark sheet of Class 12th. Certificate/Mark sheets of Class10th. Character certificate Transfer certificate Migration certificate from Board/University(Not applicable to the candidates who have passed 12th from UP Board/Diploma passed from BTEUP) Placement Highest and average package for B.Tech / B.E. Industry Average for B.Tech / B.E. Placement in CS and IT is very good. Other branches have also good placement. Companies like Wipro, Vivo, Cognizant, Infosys etc come every year. Average package is more than 4 lakhs. ...Read Full Review Latest News & Articles Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU) has extended the last date to apply for UPSEE 2019 examination. The candidates aspiring to appear for UPSEE 2019 must visit the official website of UPSEE at upsee.nic.in before March 25, 2019, to apply for the exam. ...Read more JEE Main April Session Application Correction Window will close today. The candidates who successfully registered for the JEE Main 2019 examination must visit the official website of JEE Main at jeemain.nic.in to check for any possible errors in their Application Form. Apart from the application correction facility, the registration of EWS category will also end today. ...Read more Miss Vashali Jain is my favourite teacher in my college because of the way of their teaching & moti vation ...Read Full Review Successful Alumni Prateek Sharma The exposure, confidence and right guidance at Galgotias helped me to achieve campus placement in a US firm. Abhinav Tripathi According to Abhinav "My involvement in various extracurricular activities taught me to perform under pressure. These experiences not only helped me grow as a professional but also as an individual." Awards No.1 Private engineering College College has been awarded No. 1 private engineering college in Uttar pradesh by NIRF NBA Accredation Mechanical Engineering and electronic and communication branch has been accredited by NBA for session 2018-19 to 2019-2020 More Scholarship Sports Quota Scholarships Candidate can get a direct seat under sports quota under the following criteria: 1. Direct Admission without Sports Trials All candidates who have represented India in any of the following competitions are eligible to secure admission at Galgotia College without taking the Sports Trials: Olympic Games by International Olympic Committee (IOC) World Championship/ World Cup by International Sports Federations (ISF) Asian Games by Olympic Council of Asia Asian Championships by International Sports Federations (ISF) South Asian Games (SAG) by South Asian Sports Council (SASC) Commonwealth Games by Commonwealth Games Federations (CGF) Paralympics Games by International Paralympics Committee (IPC) 2. Admission with Sports Trials All candidates who have not participated in any of the competitions listed above will have to take Sports Trials for Galgotia College admissions 2018. Similar to the Galgotia College admission procedure for other candidates, applicants under Sports quota also need to register on the official website of Galgotia College. At the time of filling the application form for Galgotia College admissions 2018, candidates also need to upload their Sport Certificates on the Galgotia College portal. Out of 100 marks, 40 marks will be considered for Certificates and 60 marks for sports trials. The eligibility criteria for GALGOTIA College admissions 2018 for Sports quota candidates are such that maximum 40 marks will be considered for the Sports Certificate. Besides, candidates need to appear for sports trial for their particular game/ sport. Sports trial includes Game / Sport Specific Fitness, Fundamental Skills, and Overall Playing Ability More About Galgotia's College of Engineering & Technology (GCET), Greater Noida Galgotias Educational Institutions (GEI) involving Galgotias Institute of Management and Technology (GIMT) and Galgotias College of Engineering and Technology (GCET) were established by Smt. Shakuntala Educational and Welfare Society. Mr. Suneel Galgotia, who is Chancellor of Galgotias University and Managing Director of Galgotia Publications Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi has the vision to give a world-class education system and facilities to the students here in India, so that they can compete globally and stand out. The Galgotias College of Engineering and Technology is recognized by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India and courses are affiliated to Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow (formerly known as Uttar Pradesh Technical University). GCET was established in the year 2000, to maintain a harmony with the theoretical as well as the practical knowledge to maintain a complete all-round development of the candidate and support the growth professionally and personally. The Galgotias College of Engineering and Technology has earned quite a fame among the students in being able to produce many nationally and internationally acclaimed students. The institute is working round the clock to fulfil its vision “to be a leading educational institution recognized for excellence in engineering education & research producing globally competent and socially responsible technocrats.” At GCET the primary focus is on technological knowledge and various streams of Bachelor's in Technology is part of the curriculum. However, knowing the importance and popularity of management course the institute has also incorporated an MBA programme in its curriculum. Here is a list of courses offered at the institute along with the seats available in the course: Course Name Branch Name Seats Available B.Tech Civil Engineering 120 B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering 120 B.Tech Electrical & Electronics Engineering 120 B.Tech Electrical Engineering 60 B.Tech Electronics and Communication Engineering 120 B.Tech Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering 120 B.Tech Information Technology 120 B.Tech Mechanical Engineering 120 MBA MBA 60 Teaching Learning initiatives at GCET: The institute aims to develop a strong understanding between teachers and students by developing teaching methods which will encourage the curiosity among students. The teaching methods include: Preparing an academic calendar at beginning of each Semester and adhering to that. Course allocation to the faculty with expertise. Powerpoint Presentations Use of real-life projects Providing Lecture wise course material Video lectures from National Programme on Technology Enhanced Lectures (NPTEL) Uploading Course material/ Lectures on website Live case studies Internship programmes for industrial exposure Brain-Storming sessions Spoken Tutorial for students The campus is designed to protect each and every student from any bully or ragging, also various committees are set up in the Institute for helping the students throughout their stay as part The Galgotias College of Engineering and Technology, some of these are: Anti-Ragging Committee Student Welfare Committee (ST/SC committee) Woman Cell Internal Complain committee Grievance Redressal Cell Extra-Curricular Activities Committee GCTII Research & Incubator Cell (MSME) Galgotia's College of Engineering & Technology (GCET), Greater Noida More Also Viewed with Galgotia's College of Engineering & Technology (GCET), Greater Noida

“The more things change, the more they stay the same.” We’ve all heard the expression, and it’s still true—even in the ever-changing world of marketing, even in our age of smartphones, marketing automation and social media. Some of the most effective marketing tools at your disposal were around long before Al Gore invented the Internet. Perhaps the most powerful of those time-tested tools is the custom magazine. Suffering from a lack of motivation? Look outside—it may be the weather. If you feel less motivated than usual on those days, you’re not alone. Scientists haven’t been able to identify exactly why our motivation disappears when the sun does, but they have some ideas. There’s even a mood disorder called Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, that affects people who live in places that are consistently dark and dreary. So what do you do on those mornings when you feel like you can’t get anything done? Instead of sending yourself into a caffeine coma, try some of these methods to get your motivation back. “Print is dead.” If you’ve heard it once, you’ve heard it a thousand times. These days it’s impossible to go very long without reading or hearing about how smartphones and tablets are replacing printed materials. But while it’s 100% true in many respects, there’s one medium where print still reigns: magazines. There’s a common belief that only older people read magazines. Even if you’ve read about how custom magazines drive online sales and web traffic, you may be hesitant to spend time planning and launching a custom publication for your organization for fear of a slow and steady decline as the Baby Boomers get older. “How often should I blog?” Type those words into Google and you’ll find more than half a billion-with-a-b results trying to answer that question. Everyone is looking for an answer to the same question, but with so many experts offering so much conflicting advice, it can be almost impossible to make sense of it all. Coming up with a blogging plan can be an even bigger challenge for a hospital marketer. There are few hospital blogs to use as examples as you hone your own organization’s blogging strategy, and what works for a Fortune 500 company or for a small business might not be best for your audience. According to Hoffman “tours” last approximately four years (but with a review after two years). That’s how long a company can expect to sign up an employee to one job. After four years both sides should sit down and decide if another tour works for both parties. If not, you’re a “free agent”! If I had to bet on one thing you have not done, this would be it: I’d bet you have not developed personas of your patients. I’d bet on this because I’ve developed a persona of you. My persona of you says you have very little time. And with very little time available this is a step in marketing it’s very tempting to skip. (I’ve skipped this step many times myself and I’m in marketing too.)

Sakuya Konohana Kan The Sakuya Konohana Kan (咲くやこの花館) is a botanical garden set within one of the world's largest greenhouses, located in Tsurumi Ryokuchi park at 2-163 Ryokuchi Koen, Tsurumi-ku, Osaka, Japan. It is open daily except Mondays; an admission fee is charged. The gardens were constructed between 1987 and 1989, and currently contain about 15,000 plants representing 2,600 species from various climatic zones. Total floor space is about 6,900 m² with a maximum height of 30 meters. The conservatory in divided into a number of cool and hot houses as follows: Alpine House - 200 alpine plant species including primula, blue poppy from the Himalayas and western China, and alpine plants from the Alps, Rockies, and Japanese mountains Arctic and Antarctic Plant Area - cold-region flora including moss from the Showa Station (Antarctica) and Saxifraga oppositifolia from the Arctic Circle Flower Hall - exhibit hall with coconut palm trees Humid Tropical Plant House - jungle plants from the tropics, including orchids, palm trees, and Chinese banyan Succulent Plant House - desert plants from Africa, Madagascar, Australia, and Latin America Tropical Aquatic Plant Area - aquatic plants including waterlily, victorias, and mangroves Tropical Flowering Trees and Shrubs Tropical Insectivorous Plant Area - Nepenthes and other carnivorous plants Tropical Water Plants in Aquarium - aquatic plants within an aquarium The greenhouse's name is taken from the phrase Sakuya Konohana (咲くやこの花), the beginning of a poem collected in the Kokin Wakashū anthology edited in 905 at Emperor Daigo's order. It means "Now is the time for the blossoms to bloom in Osaka". References Osaka City Tourism entry (Japanese) Osaka City Planning article Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park See also List of botanical gardens in Japan Category:Botanical gardens in Japan Category:Gardens in Osaka Prefecture Category:Greenhouses in Japan Category:Buildings and structures in Osaka Category:Parks and gardens in Osaka

Cisco Systems Inc. is set to announce the acquisition of Telesend Inc., a developer of low-cost, high-speed Internet access technology, sources familiar with the deal said Tuesday. Cisco agreed to acquire Telesend, a privately-held Cupertino, Calif.-based firm, in exchange for an unspecified amount of stock in Cisco, the sources said. Additional financial terms were not available. Telesend is the developer of a new telecommunications technology known as ISDN DSL, or IDSL for short. The full name is Integrated Services Digital Network Digital Subscriber Line. A Cisco spokesman had no comment on the acquisition other than to say, "Most of our acquisitions are of small, privately-held firms." The spokesman, Adam Stein, said Cisco has made 14 mainly technology-oriented acquisitions in the last three-and-a-half years. Officials of Telesend were not available to comment, but an automated voicemail system answering calls at Telesend's offices in Cupertino transferred callers directly to a Cisco switchboard operator. Cisco is headquartered in nearby San Jose. Telesend's IDSL is a local-loop modem technology that allows phone companies to offer Internet access connections from central office switches to local customers at speeds of up to 128,000 bits per second, or about four times the speed of standard phone lines. Kieran Taylor, an analyst at market research firm TeleChoice Inc., said buying Telesend is a strategic move by Cisco to counter IDSL products announced a month and a half ago by rival equipment maker Ascend Communications Inc.

Attitudes of detainees and prison staff towards tobacco control policy in Switzerland: a qualitative interview study. To explore detainees and staff's attitudes towards tobacco use, in order to assist prison administrators to develop an ethically acceptable tobacco control policy based on stakeholders' opinion. Qualitative study based on in-depth semi-structured interviews with 31 prisoners and 27 staff prior (T1) and after the implementation (T2) of a new smoke-free regulation (2009) in a Swiss male post-trial prison consisting of 120 detainees and 120 employees. At T1, smoking was allowed in common indoor rooms and most working places. Both groups of participants expressed the need for a more uniform and stricter regulation, with general opposition towards a total smoking ban. Expressed fears and difficulties regarding a stricter regulation were increased stress on detainees and strain on staff, violence, riots, loss of control on detainees, and changes in social life. At T2, participants expressed predominantly satisfaction. They reported reduction in their own tobacco use and a better protection against second-hand smoke. However, enforcement was incomplete. The debate was felt as being concentrated on regulation only, leaving aside the subject of tobacco reduction or cessation support. Besides an appropriate smoke-free regulation, further developments are necessary in order to have a comprehensive tobacco control policy in prisons.

[Sauvé-Kapandji procedure in destructive monarthritis of the distal radioulnar joint]. Detructive monarthritis of the distal radioulnar joint (DRUJ) is rare. Three patients with destructive monarthritis of the DRUJ were treated by arthrodesis in the technique described by L. Sauvé and M. Kapandji, modified by I. A. Kapandji. Prospective evaluation with a mean follow-up of 12 months was performed. After cast immobilization for 3 weeks and mobilization, bone healing was uneventful. All patients were completely free of pain. Even a painless "snap" at the end of the ulna was mentioned in all, if rotating the forearm with powerful grasp. Rotation of the forearm improved completely. Wrist motion also improved after arthrodesis of DRUJ but did not reach the range of motion of the unaffected hand. Irritation of the ramus dorsalis nervi ulnaris was found in one patient 9.5 months after arthrodesis and disappeared after removal of the screws. Arthrodesis of the DRUJ with distal segmental resection of the ulna seams to be an effective therapy for destructive monarthritis of the DRUJ after failed non-operative and joint-preserving operative treatment.

Investigation of the osteitis deformans phases in snake vertebrae by double-pulse laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy. Double-pulse laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (DP-LIBS) was optimized for microspatial analyses of fossil and recent snake vertebrae. As complimentary techniques, solution analysis by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry and synchrotron radiation X-ray microtomography was utilized in order to determine the overall concentration of the selected elements in the samples and to visualize nondestructively the fossil sample microstructure, respectively. Elemental mapping of pathological bony tissue by DP-LIBS has been proven as a powerful tool for considering the osteitis deformans phases in fossil vertebrae.

Utilization of lysine analogs by a lysine-requiring E. coli mutant. Thialysine and selenalysine cannot substitute lysine as a growth factor for a lysine-requiring E. coli mutant, but can nevertheless be utilized for protein synthesis in the presence of lysine. In order to have information about the effects of lysine on the utilization of the two analogs, the extent of the incorporation of the three aminoacids into newly synthesized proteins has been determined. The analog starts to be utilized by cells growing in a medium containing either analog and lysine when lysine concentration becomes very low. Of the two analogs, thialysine is more easily utilized. In fact thialysine can be utilized when the lysine/thialysine ratio in the medium is 1/25. Selenalysine starts to be utilized when the lysine/selenalysine ratio is 1/200.

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Witch: a woman claiming or popularly believed to possess magical powers and practice sorcery. Powerful, haunting and compelling, as is magic, War Witch beautifully captures a story about an African teenager trying to find a way to live and to love her unborn child while the taste of abhorrent crimes is still fresh and the gaping hole of loss is constantly stretching. Komona, kidnapped from her village at the age of twelve by a rebel army and is forced to serve as a child soldier. After remarkably coming out of an attack unscathed she is deemed a war witch, and the leader’s lucky charm. A fellow solider, an albino boy called Magicien (the magician), convinces her to run away with him. The war witch and the magician at the end of the day are just two teenagers in love, and for a brief time simplicity and happiness enter their lives. But, soon the young girl is left with nothing but the spirits of those she killed, the horrific stories she shares with the life growing inside of her and prayers for the ability to love her child. It was not surprising to learn that the young woman who portrays Komona, Rachel Mwanza, is a nonprofessional actress, because her performance does not feel like one, like anything that could be taught or rehearsed. Mwanza’s work is organic, giving us a Komona that is unprocessed, but ripe. She navigates all of Komona’s emotional states with honesty, delving into bottomless grief of a lost girl, the killer instincts of a soldier and the innocence of a teenager experiencing love for the first time. Mwanza’s depiction of Komona’s evolution is truly gripping. Award-winning director Kim Nguyen is create a world that feels at times apocalyptic, at times mystical but always staying true to reality. War Witch, featured in the World Narrative Competition at the Tribeca Film Festival this year, is a riveting demonstration of how a story (inspired by true events) based on conflict can be told without politicizing it, but focusing on a life full of meaning.

<?php /* Copyright (C) 2005 Rodolphe Quiedeville <rodolphe@quiedeville.org> * Copyright (C) 2004-2019 Laurent Destailleur <eldy@users.sourceforge.net> * Copyright (C) 2005-2017 Regis Houssin <regis.houssin@inodbox.com> * * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or * (at your option) any later version. * * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License * along with this program. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. */ /** * \file htdocs/projet/tasks.php * \ingroup project * \brief List all tasks of a project */ require "../main.inc.php"; require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/projet/class/project.class.php'; require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/projet/class/task.class.php'; require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/core/lib/project.lib.php'; require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/core/lib/date.lib.php'; require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/core/class/html.formother.class.php'; require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/core/class/extrafields.class.php'; require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/contact/class/contact.class.php'; if ($conf->categorie->enabled) { require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/categories/class/categorie.class.php'; } // Load translation files required by the page $langs->loadLangs(array('projects', 'users', 'companies')); $action = GETPOST('action', 'aZ09'); $massaction = GETPOST('massaction', 'alpha'); $show_files = GETPOST('show_files', 'int'); $confirm = GETPOST('confirm', 'alpha'); $toselect = GETPOST('toselect', 'array'); $id = GETPOST('id', 'int'); $ref = GETPOST('ref', 'alpha'); $taskref = GETPOST('taskref', 'alpha'); $backtopage = GETPOST('backtopage', 'alpha'); $cancel = GETPOST('cancel', 'alpha'); $search_user_id = GETPOST('search_user_id', 'int'); $search_taskref = GETPOST('search_taskref'); $search_tasklabel = GETPOST('search_tasklabel'); $search_taskdescription = GETPOST('search_taskdescription'); $search_dtstartday = GETPOST('search_dtstartday'); $search_dtstartmonth = GETPOST('search_dtstartmonth'); $search_dtstartyear = GETPOST('search_dtstartyear'); $search_dtendday = GETPOST('search_dtendday'); $search_dtendmonth = GETPOST('search_dtendmonth'); $search_dtendyear = GETPOST('search_dtendyear'); $search_planedworkload = GETPOST('search_planedworkload'); $search_timespend = GETPOST('search_timespend'); $search_progresscalc = GETPOST('search_progresscalc'); $search_progressdeclare = GETPOST('search_progressdeclare'); $contextpage = GETPOST('contextpage', 'aZ') ?GETPOST('contextpage', 'aZ') : 'projecttasklist'; //if (! $user->rights->projet->all->lire) $mine=1; // Special for projects $object = new Project($db); $taskstatic = new Task($db); $extrafields = new ExtraFields($db); include DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/core/actions_fetchobject.inc.php'; // Must be include, not include_once if (!empty($conf->global->PROJECT_ALLOW_COMMENT_ON_PROJECT) && method_exists($object, 'fetchComments') && empty($object->comments)) $object->fetchComments(); if ($id > 0 || !empty($ref)) { // fetch optionals attributes and labels $extrafields->fetch_name_optionals_label($object->table_element); } $extrafields->fetch_name_optionals_label($taskstatic->table_element); $search_array_options = $extrafields->getOptionalsFromPost($taskstatic->table_element, '', 'search_'); // Security check $socid = 0; //if ($user->socid > 0) $socid = $user->socid; // For external user, no check is done on company because readability is managed by public status of project and assignement. $result = restrictedArea($user, 'projet', $id, 'projet&project'); $diroutputmassaction = $conf->projet->dir_output.'/tasks/temp/massgeneration/'.$user->id; // Initialize technical object to manage hooks of page. Note that conf->hooks_modules contains array of hook context $hookmanager->initHooks(array('projecttaskscard', 'globalcard')); $progress = GETPOST('progress', 'int'); $label = GETPOST('label', 'alpha'); $description = GETPOST('description', 'restricthtml'); $planned_workloadhour = (GETPOST('planned_workloadhour', 'int') ?GETPOST('planned_workloadhour', 'int') : 0); $planned_workloadmin = (GETPOST('planned_workloadmin', 'int') ?GETPOST('planned_workloadmin', 'int') : 0); $planned_workload = $planned_workloadhour * 3600 + $planned_workloadmin * 60; // Definition of fields for list $arrayfields = array( 't.ref'=>array('label'=>$langs->trans("RefTask"), 'checked'=>1, 'position'=>1), 't.label'=>array('label'=>$langs->trans("LabelTask"), 'checked'=>1, 'position'=>2), 't.description'=>array('label'=>$langs->trans("Description"), 'checked'=>0, 'position'=>3), 't.dateo'=>array('label'=>$langs->trans("DateStart"), 'checked'=>1, 'position'=>4), 't.datee'=>array('label'=>$langs->trans("DateEnd"), 'checked'=>1, 'position'=>5), 't.planned_workload'=>array('label'=>$langs->trans("PlannedWorkload"), 'checked'=>1, 'position'=>6), 't.duration_effective'=>array('label'=>$langs->trans("TimeSpent"), 'checked'=>1, 'position'=>7), 't.progress_calculated'=>array('label'=>$langs->trans("ProgressCalculated"), 'checked'=>1, 'position'=>8), 't.progress'=>array('label'=>$langs->trans("ProgressDeclared"), 'checked'=>1, 'position'=>9), 't.progress_summary'=>array('label'=>$langs->trans("TaskProgressSummary"), 'checked'=>1, 'position'=>10), ); if ($object->usage_bill_time) { $arrayfields['t.tobill'] = array('label'=>$langs->trans("TimeToBill"), 'checked'=>0, 'position'=>11); $arrayfields['t.billed'] = array('label'=>$langs->trans("TimeBilled"), 'checked'=>0, 'position'=>12); } // Extra fields if (is_array($extrafields->attributes[$taskstatic->table_element]['label']) && count($extrafields->attributes[$taskstatic->table_element]['label']) > 0) { foreach ($extrafields->attributes[$taskstatic->table_element]['label'] as $key => $val) { if (!empty($extrafields->attributes[$taskstatic->table_element]['list'][$key])) $arrayfields["ef.".$key] = array('label'=>$extrafields->attributes[$taskstatic->table_element]['label'][$key], 'checked'=>(($extrafields->attributes[$taskstatic->table_element]['list'][$key] < 0) ? 0 : 1), 'position'=>$extrafields->attributes[$taskstatic->table_element]['pos'][$key], 'enabled'=>(abs($extrafields->attributes[$taskstatic->table_element]['list'][$key]) != 3 && $extrafields->attributes[$taskstatic->table_element]['perms'][$key])); } } $arrayfields = dol_sort_array($arrayfields, 'position'); $varpage = empty($contextpage) ? $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"] : $contextpage; /* * Actions */ $parameters = array('id'=>$id); $reshook = $hookmanager->executeHooks('doActions', $parameters, $object, $action); // Note that $action and $object may have been modified by some hooks if ($reshook < 0) setEventMessages($hookmanager->error, $hookmanager->errors, 'errors'); if (empty($reshook)) { // Selection of new fields include DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/core/actions_changeselectedfields.inc.php'; // Purge search criteria if (GETPOST('button_removefilter_x', 'alpha') || GETPOST('button_removefilter.x', 'alpha') || GETPOST('button_removefilter', 'alpha')) // All tests are required to be compatible with all browsers { $search_user_id = ""; $search_taskref = ''; $search_tasklabel = ''; $search_dtstartday = ''; $search_dtstartmonth = ''; $search_dtstartyear = ''; $search_dtendday = ''; $search_dtendmonth = ''; $search_dtendyear = ''; $search_planedworkload = ''; $search_timespend = ''; $search_progresscalc = ''; $search_progressdeclare = ''; $toselect = ''; $search_array_options = array(); } // Mass actions $objectclass = 'Task'; $objectlabel = 'Tasks'; $permissiontoread = $user->rights->projet->lire; $permissiontodelete = $user->rights->projet->supprimer; $uploaddir = $conf->projet->dir_output.'/tasks'; include DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/core/actions_massactions.inc.php'; } $morewherefilterarray = array(); if (!empty($search_taskref)) { $morewherefilterarray[] = natural_search('t.ref', $search_taskref, 0, 1); } if (!empty($search_tasklabel)) { $morewherefilterarray[] = natural_search('t.label', $search_tasklabel, 0, 1); } $moresql = dolSqlDateFilter('t.dateo', $search_dtstartday, $search_dtstartmonth, $search_dtstartyear, 1); if ($moresql) $morewherefilterarray[] = $moresql; $moresql = dolSqlDateFilter('t.datee', $search_dtendday, $search_dtendmonth, $search_dtendyear, 1); if ($moresql) $morewherefilterarray[] = $moresql; if (!empty($search_planedworkload)) { $morewherefilterarray[] = natural_search('t.planned_workload', $search_planedworkload, 1, 1); } if (!empty($search_timespend)) { $morewherefilterarray[] = natural_search('t.duration_effective', $search_timespend, 1, 1); } if (!empty($search_progresscalc)) { $filterprogresscalc = 'if '.natural_search('round(100 * $line->duration / $line->planned_workload,2)', $search_progresscalc, 1, 1).'{return 1;} else {return 0;}'; } else { $filterprogresscalc = ''; } if (!empty($search_progressdeclare)) { $morewherefilterarray[] = natural_search('t.progress', $search_progressdeclare, 1, 1); } $morewherefilter = ''; if (count($morewherefilterarray) > 0) { $morewherefilter = ' AND '.implode(' AND ', $morewherefilterarray); } if ($action == 'createtask' && $user->rights->projet->creer) { $error = 0; // If we use user timezone, we must change also view/list to use user timezone everywhere //$date_start = dol_mktime($_POST['dateohour'],$_POST['dateomin'],0,$_POST['dateomonth'],$_POST['dateoday'],$_POST['dateoyear'],'user'); //$date_end = dol_mktime($_POST['dateehour'],$_POST['dateemin'],0,$_POST['dateemonth'],$_POST['dateeday'],$_POST['dateeyear'],'user'); $date_start = dol_mktime($_POST['dateohour'], $_POST['dateomin'], 0, $_POST['dateomonth'], $_POST['dateoday'], $_POST['dateoyear']); $date_end = dol_mktime($_POST['dateehour'], $_POST['dateemin'], 0, $_POST['dateemonth'], $_POST['dateeday'], $_POST['dateeyear']); if (!$cancel) { if (empty($taskref)) { setEventMessages($langs->trans("ErrorFieldRequired", $langs->transnoentities("Ref")), null, 'errors'); $action = 'create'; $error++; } if (empty($label)) { setEventMessages($langs->trans("ErrorFieldRequired", $langs->transnoentities("Label")), null, 'errors'); $action = 'create'; $error++; } elseif (empty($_POST['task_parent'])) { setEventMessages($langs->trans("ErrorFieldRequired", $langs->transnoentities("ChildOfProjectTask")), null, 'errors'); $action = 'create'; $error++; } if (!$error) { $tmparray = explode('_', $_POST['task_parent']); $projectid = $tmparray[0]; if (empty($projectid)) $projectid = $id; // If projectid is '' $task_parent = $tmparray[1]; if (empty($task_parent)) $task_parent = 0; // If task_parent is '' $task = new Task($db); $task->fk_project = $projectid; $task->ref = $taskref; $task->label = $label; $task->description = $description; $task->planned_workload = $planned_workload; $task->fk_task_parent = $task_parent; $task->date_c = dol_now(); $task->date_start = $date_start; $task->date_end = $date_end; $task->progress = $progress; // Fill array 'array_options' with data from add form $ret = $extrafields->setOptionalsFromPost(null, $task); $taskid = $task->create($user); if ($taskid > 0) { $result = $task->add_contact($_POST["userid"], 'TASKEXECUTIVE', 'internal'); } else { if ($db->lasterrno() == 'DB_ERROR_RECORD_ALREADY_EXISTS') { $langs->load("projects"); setEventMessages($langs->trans('NewTaskRefSuggested'), '', 'warnings'); $duplicate_code_error = true; } else { setEventMessages($task->error, $task->errors, 'errors'); } $action = 'create'; $error++; } } if (!$error) { if (!empty($backtopage)) { header("Location: ".$backtopage); exit; } elseif (empty($projectid)) { header("Location: ".DOL_URL_ROOT.'/projet/tasks/list.php'.(empty($mode) ? '' : '?mode='.$mode)); exit; } $id = $projectid; } } else { if (!empty($backtopage)) { header("Location: ".$backtopage); exit; } elseif (empty($id)) { // We go back on task list header("Location: ".DOL_URL_ROOT.'/projet/tasks/list.php'.(empty($mode) ? '' : '?mode='.$mode)); exit; } } } /* * View */ $now = dol_now(); $form = new Form($db); $formother = new FormOther($db); $socstatic = new Societe($db); $projectstatic = new Project($db); $taskstatic = new Task($db); $userstatic = new User($db); $title = $langs->trans("Project").' - '.$langs->trans("Tasks").' - '.$object->ref.' '.$object->name; if (!empty($conf->global->MAIN_HTML_TITLE) && preg_match('/projectnameonly/', $conf->global->MAIN_HTML_TITLE) && $object->name) $title = $object->ref.' '.$object->name.' - '.$langs->trans("Tasks"); $help_url = "EN:Module_Projects|FR:Module_Projets|ES:M&oacute;dulo_Proyectos"; llxHeader("", $title, $help_url); if ($id > 0 || !empty($ref)) { $object->fetch($id, $ref); $object->fetch_thirdparty(); $res = $object->fetch_optionals(); // To verify role of users //$userAccess = $object->restrictedProjectArea($user,'read'); $userWrite = $object->restrictedProjectArea($user, 'write'); //$userDelete = $object->restrictedProjectArea($user,'delete'); //print "userAccess=".$userAccess." userWrite=".$userWrite." userDelete=".$userDelete; $tab = GETPOST('tab') ?GETPOST('tab') : 'tasks'; $head = project_prepare_head($object); dol_fiche_head($head, $tab, $langs->trans("Project"), -1, ($object->public ? 'projectpub' : 'project')); $param = '&id='.$object->id; if (!empty($contextpage) && $contextpage != $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]) $param .= '&contextpage='.urlencode($contextpage); if ($search_user_id) $param .= '&search_user_id='.urlencode($search_user_id); if ($search_taskref) $param .= '&search_taskref='.urlencode($search_taskref); if ($search_tasklabel) $param .= '&search_tasklabel='.urlencode($search_tasklabel); if ($search_taskdescription) $param .= '&search_taskdescription='.urlencode($search_taskdescription); if ($search_dtstartday) $param .= '&search_dtstartday='.urlencode($search_dtstartday); if ($search_dtstartmonth) $param .= '&search_dtstartmonth='.urlencode($search_dtstartmonth); if ($search_dtstartyear) $param .= '&search_dtstartyear='.urlencode($search_dtstartyear); if ($search_dtendday) $param .= '&search_dtendday='.urlencode($search_dtendday); if ($search_dtendmonth) $param .= '&search_dtendmonth='.urlencode($search_dtendmonth); if ($search_dtendyear) $param .= '&search_dtendyear='.urlencode($search_dtendyear); if ($search_planedworkload) $param .= '&search_planedworkload='.urlencode($search_planedworkload); if ($search_timespend) $param .= '&search_timespend='.urlencode($search_timespend); if ($search_progresscalc) $param .= '&search_progresscalc='.urlencode($search_progresscalc); if ($search_progressdeclare) $param .= '&search_progressdeclare='.urlencode($search_progressdeclare); if ($optioncss != '') $param .= '&optioncss='.urlencode($optioncss); // Add $param from extra fields include DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/core/tpl/extrafields_list_search_param.tpl.php'; // Project card $linkback = '<a href="'.DOL_URL_ROOT.'/projet/list.php?restore_lastsearch_values=1">'.$langs->trans("BackToList").'</a>'; $morehtmlref = '<div class="refidno">'; // Title $morehtmlref .= $object->title; // Thirdparty if ($object->thirdparty->id > 0) { $morehtmlref .= '<br>'.$langs->trans('ThirdParty').' : '.$object->thirdparty->getNomUrl(1, 'project'); } $morehtmlref .= '</div>'; // Define a complementary filter for search of next/prev ref. if (!$user->rights->projet->all->lire) { $objectsListId = $object->getProjectsAuthorizedForUser($user, 0, 0); $object->next_prev_filter = " rowid in (".(count($objectsListId) ?join(',', array_keys($objectsListId)) : '0').")"; } dol_banner_tab($object, 'ref', $linkback, 1, 'ref', 'ref', $morehtmlref); print '<div class="fichecenter">'; print '<div class="fichehalfleft">'; print '<div class="underbanner clearboth"></div>'; print '<table class="border tableforfield" width="100%">'; // Usage print '<tr><td class="tdtop">'; print $langs->trans("Usage"); print '</td>'; print '<td>'; if (!empty($conf->global->PROJECT_USE_OPPORTUNITIES)) { print '<input type="checkbox" disabled name="usage_opportunity"'.(GETPOSTISSET('usage_opportunity') ? (GETPOST('usage_opportunity', 'alpha') != '' ? ' checked="checked"' : '') : ($object->usage_opportunity ? ' checked="checked"' : '')).'"> '; $htmltext = $langs->trans("ProjectFollowOpportunity"); print $form->textwithpicto($langs->trans("ProjectFollowOpportunity"), $htmltext); print '<br>'; } if (empty($conf->global->PROJECT_HIDE_TASKS)) { print '<input type="checkbox" disabled name="usage_task"'.(GETPOSTISSET('usage_task') ? (GETPOST('usage_task', 'alpha') != '' ? ' checked="checked"' : '') : ($object->usage_task ? ' checked="checked"' : '')).'"> '; $htmltext = $langs->trans("ProjectFollowTasks"); print $form->textwithpicto($langs->trans("ProjectFollowTasks"), $htmltext); print '<br>'; } if (!empty($conf->global->PROJECT_BILL_TIME_SPENT)) { print '<input type="checkbox" disabled name="usage_bill_time"'.(GETPOSTISSET('usage_bill_time') ? (GETPOST('usage_bill_time', 'alpha') != '' ? ' checked="checked"' : '') : ($object->usage_bill_time ? ' checked="checked"' : '')).'"> '; $htmltext = $langs->trans("ProjectBillTimeDescription"); print $form->textwithpicto($langs->trans("BillTime"), $htmltext); print '<br>'; } print '</td></tr>'; // Visibility print '<tr><td class="titlefield">'.$langs->trans("Visibility").'</td><td>'; if ($object->public) print $langs->trans('SharedProject'); else print $langs->trans('PrivateProject'); print '</td></tr>'; // Date start - end print '<tr><td>'.$langs->trans("DateStart").' - '.$langs->trans("DateEnd").'</td><td>'; $start = dol_print_date($object->date_start, 'day'); print ($start ? $start : '?'); $end = dol_print_date($object->date_end, 'day'); print ' - '; print ($end ? $end : '?'); if ($object->hasDelay()) print img_warning("Late"); print '</td></tr>'; // Budget print '<tr><td>'.$langs->trans("Budget").'</td><td>'; if (strcmp($object->budget_amount, '')) print price($object->budget_amount, '', $langs, 1, 0, 0, $conf->currency); print '</td></tr>'; // Other attributes $cols = 2; include DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/core/tpl/extrafields_view.tpl.php'; print '</table>'; print '</div>'; print '<div class="fichehalfright">'; print '<div class="ficheaddleft">'; print '<div class="underbanner clearboth"></div>'; print '<table class="border tableforfield" width="100%">'; // Description print '<td class="titlefield tdtop">'.$langs->trans("Description").'</td><td>'; print nl2br($object->description); print '</td></tr>'; // Categories if ($conf->categorie->enabled) { print '<tr><td valign="middle">'.$langs->trans("Categories").'</td><td>'; print $form->showCategories($object->id, Categorie::TYPE_PROJECT, 1); print "</td></tr>"; } print '</table>'; print '</div>'; print '</div>'; print '</div>'; print '<div class="clearboth"></div>'; dol_fiche_end(); } if ($action == 'create' && $user->rights->projet->creer && (empty($object->thirdparty->id) || $userWrite > 0)) { if ($id > 0 || !empty($ref)) print '<br>'; print load_fiche_titre($langs->trans("NewTask"), '', 'projecttask'); if ($object->statut == Project::STATUS_CLOSED) { print '<div class="warning">'; $langs->load("errors"); print $langs->trans("WarningProjectClosed"); print '</div>'; } else { print '<form action="'.$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].'" method="POST">'; print '<input type="hidden" name="token" value="'.newToken().'">'; print '<input type="hidden" name="action" value="createtask">'; print '<input type="hidden" name="backtopage" value="'.$backtopage.'">'; if (!empty($object->id)) print '<input type="hidden" name="id" value="'.$object->id.'">'; dol_fiche_head(''); print '<table class="border centpercent">'; $defaultref = ''; $obj = empty($conf->global->PROJECT_TASK_ADDON) ? 'mod_task_simple' : $conf->global->PROJECT_TASK_ADDON; if (!empty($conf->global->PROJECT_TASK_ADDON) && is_readable(DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT."/core/modules/project/task/".$conf->global->PROJECT_TASK_ADDON.".php")) { require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT."/core/modules/project/task/".$conf->global->PROJECT_TASK_ADDON.'.php'; $modTask = new $obj; $defaultref = $modTask->getNextValue($object->thirdparty, null); } if (is_numeric($defaultref) && $defaultref <= 0) $defaultref = ''; // Ref print '<tr><td class="titlefieldcreate"><span class="fieldrequired">'.$langs->trans("Ref").'</span></td><td>'; if (empty($duplicate_code_error)) { print (GETPOSTISSET("ref") ?GETPOST("ref", 'alpha') : $defaultref); } else { print $defaultref; } print '<input type="hidden" name="taskref" value="'.($_POST["ref"] ? $_POST["ref"] : $defaultref).'">'; print '</td></tr>'; print '<tr><td class="fieldrequired">'.$langs->trans("Label").'</td><td>'; print '<input type="text" name="label" autofocus class="minwidth500" value="'.$label.'">'; print '</td></tr>'; // List of projects print '<tr><td class="fieldrequired">'.$langs->trans("ChildOfProjectTask").'</td><td>'; print $formother->selectProjectTasks(GETPOST('task_parent'), $projectid ? $projectid : $object->id, 'task_parent', 0, 0, 1, 1, 0, '0,1', 'maxwidth500'); print '</td></tr>'; print '<tr><td>'.$langs->trans("AffectedTo").'</td><td>'; $contactsofproject = (!empty($object->id) ? $object->getListContactId('internal') : ''); if (is_array($contactsofproject) && count($contactsofproject)) { print $form->select_dolusers($user->id, 'userid', 0, '', 0, '', $contactsofproject, 0, 0, 0, '', 0, '', 'maxwidth300'); } else { print $langs->trans("NoUserAssignedToTheProject"); } print '</td></tr>'; // Date start print '<tr><td>'.$langs->trans("DateStart").'</td><td>'; print $form->selectDate(($date_start ? $date_start : ''), 'dateo', 1, 1, 0, '', 1, 1); print '</td></tr>'; // Date end print '<tr><td>'.$langs->trans("DateEnd").'</td><td>'; print $form->selectDate(($date_end ? $date_end : -1), 'datee', -1, 1, 0, '', 1, 1); print '</td></tr>'; // Planned workload print '<tr><td>'.$langs->trans("PlannedWorkload").'</td><td>'; print $form->select_duration('planned_workload', $planned_workload ? $planned_workload : 0, 0, 'text'); print '</td></tr>'; // Progress print '<tr><td>'.$langs->trans("ProgressDeclared").'</td><td colspan="3">'; print $formother->select_percent($progress, 'progress', 0, 5, 0, 100, 1); print '</td></tr>'; // Description print '<tr><td class="tdtop">'.$langs->trans("Description").'</td>'; print '<td>'; print '<textarea name="description" class="quatrevingtpercent" rows="'.ROWS_4.'">'.$description.'</textarea>'; print '</td></tr>'; // Other options $parameters = array(); $reshook = $hookmanager->executeHooks('formObjectOptions', $parameters, $taskstatic, $action); // Note that $action and $object may have been modified by hook print $hookmanager->resPrint; if (empty($reshook) && !empty($extrafields->attributes[$taskstatic->table_element]['label'])) { print $taskstatic->showOptionals($extrafields, 'edit'); // Do not use $object here that is object of project but use $taskstatic } print '</table>'; dol_fiche_end(); print '<div class="center">'; print '<input type="submit" class="button" name="add" value="'.$langs->trans("Add").'">'; print ' &nbsp; &nbsp; '; print '<input type="submit" class="button" name="cancel" value="'.$langs->trans("Cancel").'">'; print '</div>'; print '</form>'; } } elseif ($id > 0 || !empty($ref)) { $selectedfields = $form->multiSelectArrayWithCheckbox('selectedfields', $arrayfields, $varpage); // This also change content of $arrayfields /* * Projet card in view mode */ print '<br>'; // Link to create task $linktocreatetaskParam = array(); $linktocreatetaskUserRight = false; if ($user->rights->projet->all->creer || $user->rights->projet->creer) { if ($object->public || $userWrite > 0) { $linktocreatetaskUserRight = true; } else { $linktocreatetaskParam['attr']['title'] = $langs->trans("NotOwnerOfProject"); } } $linktocreatetask = dolGetButtonTitle($langs->trans('AddTask'), '', 'fa fa-plus-circle', DOL_URL_ROOT.'/projet/tasks.php?action=create'.$param.'&backtopage='.urlencode($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].'?id='.$object->id), '', $linktocreatetaskUserRight, $linktocreatetaskParam); print '<form method="POST" id="searchFormList" action="'.$_SERVER["PHP_SELF"].'?id='.$object->id.'">'; if ($optioncss != '') print '<input type="hidden" name="optioncss" value="'.$optioncss.'">'; print '<input type="hidden" name="token" value="'.newToken().'">'; print '<input type="hidden" name="action" value="list">'; print '<input type="hidden" name="formfilteraction" id="formfilteraction" value="list">'; print '<input type="hidden" name="sortfield" value="'.$sortfield.'">'; print '<input type="hidden" name="sortorder" value="'.$sortorder.'">'; print '<input type="hidden" name="page" value="'.$page.'">'; print '<input type="hidden" name="contextpage" value="'.$contextpage.'">'; $title = $langs->trans("ListOfTasks"); $linktotasks = dolGetButtonTitle($langs->trans('ViewList'), '', 'fa fa-list-alt paddingleft imgforviewmode', DOL_URL_ROOT.'/projet/tasks.php?id='.$object->id, '', 1, array('morecss'=>'reposition btnTitleSelected')); $linktotasks .= dolGetButtonTitle($langs->trans('ViewGantt'), '', 'fa fa-stream paddingleft imgforviewmode', DOL_URL_ROOT.'/projet/ganttview.php?id='.$object->id.'&withproject=1', '', 1, array('morecss'=>'reposition marginleftonly')); //print_barre_liste($title, 0, $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], '', $sortfield, $sortorder, $linktotasks, $num, $totalnboflines, 'generic', 0, '', '', 0, 1); print load_fiche_titre($title, $linktotasks.' &nbsp; '.$linktocreatetask, 'generic'); // Get list of tasks in tasksarray and taskarrayfiltered // We need all tasks (even not limited to a user because a task to user can have a parent that is not affected to him). $filteronthirdpartyid = $socid; $tasksarray = $taskstatic->getTasksArray(0, 0, $object->id, $filteronthirdpartyid, 0, '', -1, $morewherefilter, 0, 0, $extrafields, 1, $search_array_options); // We load also tasks limited to a particular user $tmpuser = new User($db); if ($search_user_id > 0) $tmpuser->fetch($search_user_id); $tasksrole = ($tmpuser->id > 0 ? $taskstatic->getUserRolesForProjectsOrTasks(0, $tmpuser, $object->id, 0) : ''); //var_dump($tasksarray); //var_dump($tasksrole); if (!empty($conf->use_javascript_ajax)) { include DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/core/tpl/ajaxrow.tpl.php'; } // Filter on categories $moreforfilter = ''; if (count($tasksarray) > 0) { $moreforfilter .= '<div class="divsearchfield">'; $moreforfilter .= $langs->trans("TasksAssignedTo").': '; $moreforfilter .= $form->select_dolusers($tmpuser->id > 0 ? $tmpuser->id : '', 'search_user_id', 1); $moreforfilter .= '</div>'; } if ($moreforfilter) { print '<div class="liste_titre liste_titre_bydiv centpercent">'; print $moreforfilter; print '</div>'; } print '<div class="div-table-responsive">'; print '<table id="tablelines" class="tagtable nobottom liste'.($moreforfilter ? " listwithfilterbefore" : "").'">'; // Fields title search print '<tr class="liste_titre_filter">'; if (!empty($arrayfields['t.ref']['checked'])) { print '<td class="liste_titre">'; print '<input class="flat searchstring maxwidth50" type="text" name="search_taskref" value="'.dol_escape_htmltag($search_taskref).'">'; print '</td>'; } if (!empty($arrayfields['t.label']['checked'])) { print '<td class="liste_titre">'; print '<input class="flat searchstring maxwidth100" type="text" name="search_tasklabel" value="'.dol_escape_htmltag($search_tasklabel).'">'; print '</td>'; } if (!empty($arrayfields['t.description']['checked'])) { print '<td class="liste_titre">'; print '<input class="flat searchstring maxwidth100" type="text" name="search_taskdescription" value="'.dol_escape_htmltag($search_taskdescription).'">'; print '</td>'; } if (!empty($arrayfields['t.dateo']['checked'])) { print '<td class="liste_titre center">'; print '<input class="flat valignmiddle" type="text" size="1" maxlength="2" name="search_dtstartday" value="'.$search_dtstartday.'">'; print '<input class="flat valignmiddle" type="text" size="1" maxlength="2" name="search_dtstartmonth" value="'.$search_dtstartmonth.'">'; $formother->select_year($search_dtstartyear ? $search_dtstartyear : -1, 'search_dtstartyear', 1, 20, 5); print '</td>'; } if (!empty($arrayfields['t.datee']['checked'])) { print '<td class="liste_titre center">'; print '<input class="flat valignmiddle" type="text" size="1" maxlength="2" name="search_dtendday" value="'.$search_dtendday.'">'; print '<input class="flat valignmiddle" type="text" size="1" maxlength="2" name="search_dtendmonth" value="'.$search_dtendmonth.'">'; $formother->select_year($search_dtendyear ? $search_dtendyear : -1, 'search_dtendyear', 1, 20, 5); print '</td>'; } if (!empty($arrayfields['t.planned_workload']['checked'])) { print '<td class="liste_titre right">'; print '<input class="flat" type="text" size="4" name="search_planedworkload" value="'.$search_planedworkload.'">'; print '</td>'; } if (!empty($arrayfields['t.duration_effective']['checked'])) { print '<td class="liste_titre right">'; print '<input class="flat" type="text" size="4" name="search_timespend" value="'.$search_timespend.'">'; print '</td>'; } if (!empty($arrayfields['t.progress_calculated']['checked'])) { print '<td class="liste_titre right">'; print '<input class="flat" type="text" size="4" name="search_progresscalc" value="'.$search_progresscalc.'">'; print '</td>'; } if (!empty($arrayfields['t.progress']['checked'])) { print '<td class="liste_titre right">'; print '<input class="flat" type="text" size="4" name="search_progressdeclare" value="'.$search_progressdeclare.'">'; print '</td>'; } // progress resume not searchable print '<td class="liste_titre right"></td>'; if ($object->usage_bill_time) { if (!empty($arrayfields['t.tobill']['checked'])) { print '<td class="liste_titre right">'; print '</td>'; } if (!empty($arrayfields['t.billed']['checked'])) { print '<td class="liste_titre right">'; print '</td>'; } } if (!empty($conf->global->PROJECT_SHOW_CONTACTS_IN_LIST)) print '<td class="liste_titre"></td>'; $extrafieldsobjectkey = $taskstatic->table_element; include DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/core/tpl/extrafields_list_search_input.tpl.php'; // Action column print '<td class="liste_titre maxwidthsearch">'; $searchpicto = $form->showFilterButtons(); print $searchpicto; print '</td>'; print "</tr>\n"; print '<tr class="liste_titre nodrag nodrop">'; // print '<td>'.$langs->trans("Project").'</td>'; if (!empty($arrayfields['t.ref']['checked'])) print_liste_field_titre($arrayfields['t.ref']['label'], $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], '', '', $param, '', $sortfield, $sortorder, ''); if (!empty($arrayfields['t.label']['checked'])) print_liste_field_titre($arrayfields['t.label']['label'], $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], "", '', $param, '', $sortfield, $sortorder, ''); if (!empty($arrayfields['t.description']['checked'])) print_liste_field_titre($arrayfields['t.description']['label'], $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], "", '', $param, '', $sortfield, $sortorder, ''); if (!empty($arrayfields['t.dateo']['checked'])) print_liste_field_titre($arrayfields['t.dateo']['label'], $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], "", '', $param, '', $sortfield, $sortorder, 'center '); if (!empty($arrayfields['t.datee']['checked'])) print_liste_field_titre($arrayfields['t.datee']['label'], $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], "", '', $param, '', $sortfield, $sortorder, 'center '); if (!empty($arrayfields['t.planned_workload']['checked'])) print_liste_field_titre($arrayfields['t.planned_workload']['label'], $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], "", '', $param, '', $sortfield, $sortorder, 'right '); if (!empty($arrayfields['t.duration_effective']['checked'])) print_liste_field_titre($arrayfields['t.duration_effective']['label'], $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], "", '', $param, '', $sortfield, $sortorder, 'right '); if (!empty($arrayfields['t.progress_calculated']['checked'])) print_liste_field_titre($arrayfields['t.progress_calculated']['label'], $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], "", '', $param, '', $sortfield, $sortorder, 'right '); if (!empty($arrayfields['t.progress']['checked'])) print_liste_field_titre($arrayfields['t.progress']['label'], $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], "", '', $param, '', $sortfield, $sortorder, 'right '); if (!empty($arrayfields['t.progress_summary']['checked'])) print_liste_field_titre($arrayfields['t.progress_summary']['label'], $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], "", '', $param, '', $sortfield, $sortorder, 'center '); if ($object->usage_bill_time) { if (!empty($arrayfields['t.tobill']['checked'])) print_liste_field_titre($arrayfields['t.tobill']['label'], $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], "", '', $param, '', $sortfield, $sortorder, 'right '); if (!empty($arrayfields['t.billed']['checked'])) print_liste_field_titre($arrayfields['t.billed']['label'], $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], "", '', $param, '', $sortfield, $sortorder, 'right '); } if (!empty($conf->global->PROJECT_SHOW_CONTACTS_IN_LIST)) print_liste_field_titre("TaskRessourceLinks", $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], '', '', $param, $sortfield, $sortorder); // Extra fields $disablesortlink = 1; include DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/core/tpl/extrafields_list_search_title.tpl.php'; // Hook fields $parameters = array('arrayfields'=>$arrayfields, 'param'=>$param, 'sortfield'=>$sortfield, 'sortorder'=>$sortorder); $reshook = $hookmanager->executeHooks('printFieldListTitle', $parameters); // Note that $action and $object may have been modified by hook print $hookmanager->resPrint; print_liste_field_titre($selectedfields, $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], "", '', '', '', $sortfield, $sortorder, 'center maxwidthsearch '); print "</tr>\n"; if (count($tasksarray) > 0) { // Show all lines in taskarray (recursive function to go down on tree) $j = 0; $level = 0; $nboftaskshown = projectLinesa($j, 0, $tasksarray, $level, true, 0, $tasksrole, $object->id, 1, $object->id, $filterprogresscalc, ($object->usage_bill_time ? 1 : 0), $arrayfields); } else { $colspan = 10; if ($object->usage_bill_time) $colspan += 2; print '<tr class="oddeven nobottom"><td colspan="'.$colspan.'"><span class="opacitymedium">'.$langs->trans("NoTasks").'</span></td></tr>'; } print "</table>"; print '</div>'; print '</form>'; // Test if database is clean. If not we clean it. //print 'mode='.$_REQUEST["mode"].' $nboftaskshown='.$nboftaskshown.' count($tasksarray)='.count($tasksarray).' count($tasksrole)='.count($tasksrole).'<br>'; if (!empty($user->rights->projet->all->lire)) // We make test to clean only if user has permission to see all (test may report false positive otherwise) { if ($search_user_id == $user->id) { if ($nboftaskshown < count($tasksrole)) { include_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/core/lib/functions2.lib.php'; cleanCorruptedTree($db, 'projet_task', 'fk_task_parent'); } } else { if ($nboftaskshown < count($tasksarray) && !GETPOST('search_user_id', 'int')) { include_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/core/lib/functions2.lib.php'; cleanCorruptedTree($db, 'projet_task', 'fk_task_parent'); } } } } // End of page llxFooter(); $db->close();

1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an air-fuel mixture intake apparatus having a two-barrel or duplex carburetor for internal combustion engines. 2. Prior Art There has been a strong need for internal combustion engines which will emit a reduced amount of pollutants such as carbon monoxide and unburned hydrocarbons and improve fuel economy without impairing engine performance and lowering the thermal efficiency of engines. Various systems such as lean air-fuel mixture combustion systems or EGR systems have been practiced to reduce harmful components in the exhaust gas and achieve better mileage. These known systems have proven unsatisfactory in that in low-load operating conditions or especially in low-speed, low-load operating conditions, the volumetric efficiency of an air-fuel mixture introduced into a combustion chamber is low and an increased amount of exhaust gas tends to remain in the combustion chamber, and the air-fuel mixture in the chamber cannot easily be ignited. Furthermore, the speed of combustion and hence the speed of travel of flames are low, resulting in unstable fuel combustion in the combustion chamber. The foregoing systems thus have the disadvantages of low thermal efficiency and sluggish engine operation. Improved engine performance, efficiency and fuel economy accompanied by better emission control can be best achieved by speeding up fuel combustion in combustion chambers. To increase the rate of combustion, there have been proposed many arrangements which are designed to burn an air-fuel mixture at a higher speed by developing disturbances in the air-fuel mixture, to promote fuel carburetion, and to uniformize fuel distribution among engine cylinders. One of the proposed arrangements comprises an auxiliary intake passage for generating swirls in a combustion chamber during the intake stroke. Another proposal is composed of a combustion of primary and secondary intake passages, with primary and secondary throttle valves located closely to a combustion chamber in some applications. According to still another construction, a projection or a valve is disposed adjacent to an intake valve to produce a biased flow of airflow mixture. The auxiliary intake passage is designed to introduce an air-fuel mixture into the combustion chamber at a high speed. With the cross section of a main intake passage being selected to suit high-speed, high-load engine operation, the speed of flow of the air-fuel mixture becomes reduced in lowload operating ranges in which the volumetric efficiency is small, with the results that sufficient swirls will not be generated in a combined flow of air-fuel mixtures from the main and auxiliary intake passages. The auxiliary intake passage is less effective to produce swirls than desired under medium and high load conditions in which the throttle valve is wide open and the boost pressure is relatively small. With the auxiliary intake passage, fuel tends to be less atomized during idling operation due to a bypassing flow of air-fuel mixture. The speed of flow of air through the venturi of a carburetor is low and hence fuel is not fully atomized in low-load engine operation. Such insufficient fuel atomization causes fuel in a liquid form to flow down an intake passage into a combustion chamber, with the result that air and fuel will not be mixed uniformly and fuel will not be distributed uniformly among engine cylinders, resulting in poor fuel combustion in the engine cylinders. To improve fuel combustion in low-load operating conditions, there has been devised a carburetor having a variable venturi which is variable in cross section in order to keep substantially constant the speed of flow of air through the venturi where a fuel discharge nozzle is located, irrespective of varying amounts of air flowing through the venturi. Although the variable venturi enables an engine to operate relatively stably and flexibly in a wide operating range from low load to full load conditions, it fails to effect stable air flow control when the throttle valve opens slightly because the venturi cross section does not change appreciably even if the opening of the throttle valve varies. Therefore, exhaust gas purification cannot be achieved by the variable venturi while the engine operates under small loads. There have been known internal combustion engines equipped with a duplex or two-barrel carburetor or with primary and secondary intake passages for each engine cylinder, the secondary intake passage being put into service under certain load conditions. Such an intake system is more advantageous than single-carburetor intake systems in that it can effect better fuel atomization particularly in low to medium load ranges, cause more disturbances in the air-fuel mixture in a combustion chamber, and improve the rate of fuel combustion. An internal corbustion engine having a secondary throttle valve provided for each engine cylinder and actuatable when the engine is subjected to a higher load can prevent interference between the cylinders such as leakage of the air-fuel mixture therebetween on the secondary side, resulting in better fuel distribution among the engine cylinders. When secondary throttle valves are inadequate in their opening and closing motions or cannot be closed completely, the engine operation becomes as unstable as there are such defective secondary throttle valves since each engine cylinder is equipped with a secondary throttle valve. During deceleration, the secondary throttle valves subjected to bouncing or re-opening motion under a large negative pressure developed in the combustion chambers, with the consequences that stability and recovery of idling operation are poor, and the rpm of the engine during idling operation is relatively high, resulting in worse fuel economy. Furthermore, the secondary throttle valves open rapidly during acceleration, and hence the engine performance becomes impaired in the acceleration mode due to retarded fuel introduction into the engine cylinders.

Effect of a palatal lift prosthesis in individuals with velopharyngeal incompetence. The aim of this study was to assess the effect of a palatal lift prosthesis (PLP) on the speech intelligibility of cleft palate patients treated with pharyngeal flap surgery, the minimum duration required for improvement in nasality, and the sustenance of speech improvement after removing the appliance. Seven patients ranging between 16 and 26 years of age were recruited for this study. These subjects had velopharyngeal dysfunction secondary to a surgically corrected cleft palate, which failed to improve following pharyngeal flap surgery. A PLP was given to these patients and improvements in speech intelligibility were assessed using two speech examinations: perceptual analysis and nasometry. The nasal resonance, nasal air emission, and articulation were measured prior to the insertion of the prosthesis and at the end of every month for the next 3 months, following which the prosthesis was removed and the tests were repeated. There was a statistically significant decrease in nasalance percentage at the end of the 3 months, and it was found that this improvement in speech persisted even after the removal of the prosthesis. A PLP, when used for a minimum duration of 3 months, causes a significant decrease in nasal resonance, thereby improving speech intelligibility in patients who failed to see improvement following pharyngeal flap surgery for velopharyngeal incompetence.

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A man waves an LGBT equality rainbow flag at a celebration rally in West Hollywood, California, June 26, 2015. The US Supreme Court ruling in favor of same-sex marriages has no legal force outside the United States, but gay rights activists in many parts of the world believe the court ruling will help their cause. China Daily / BeijingFar-reaching implications of US marriage ruling“The US Supreme Court 5-4 ruling ... that same-sex marriages are protected under the 14th amendment of the US Constitution was a landmark judgment not only for Americans but also many Chinese...,” writes Chen Weihua. “While substantial progress has been made in China over the past two decades to protect the rights of the [lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender] community, most Chinese are still not ready to embrace the group.... Chinese officials ... have not spoken publicly about the rights of gays and lesbians, since homosexuality was decriminalized in 1997 and removed from the list of mental illnesses in 2001. Hopefully the US Supreme Court decision will encourage ... officials and ordinary citizens alike ... to take actions to help build a society that shows more tolerance and respect to the LGBT community and upholds their equal rights.” Dawn / Karachi, PakistanHydro-diplomacy needed in Pakistan“Despite the importance of water for Pakistan, we have transformed from a water-abundant state to one of ‘perceived’ scarcity...,” writes Usman Mirza. “Pakistan’s water crisis is not one of absolute water scarcity but has over time been transformed into a ticking time bomb due to vested interests, power structures, political rivalries, ineffective governance and flawed policies.... [T]he mounting pressures on available water for Pakistan could translate into political instability and security risk. Transboundary water is no longer a purely management issue...; it is now a national asset which has to be negotiated diplomatically across international borders.... To use hydro-diplomacy as a tool we need strong institutions and political leadership as a prerequisite to be effective and reap results.” Khaleej Times / Dubai, United Arab EmiratesEU should be conciliatory with Greece“A conciliatory approach is needed to pull back Greece from the default zone,” states an editorial. “This will also give the embattled economy space to recover from the economic mess it finds itself in.... [T]he 28-member Eurozone should [understand] that the Greeks have never played to the gallery by threatening to quit the union.... European leaders not happy with the outcome should avoid retribution.... Instead, they should seek to address their genuine economic concerns.... Yes, Europe and its institutions are under strain, but a humane approach towards Greece will go a long way in aiding an ailing economy and in stopping the continental drift.” The Moscow Times / Moscow Fighting Islamic State more important than anti-West narrative“Since the annexation of Crimea and the onset of sanctions, both Russian foreign and domestic policy have been infused with a sense of exaggerated bravado and pointed anti-Western rhetoric...,” writes Natalia Antonova. “Admitting that Russia now shares with the West a particularly prolific and ruthless enemy – the [Islamic State], its sympathizers, and potential recruits – is an uncomfortable task. A common ground doesn’t fit with the anti-Western narrative as neatly.... Russians can certainly point the finger at destructive U.S. misadventures in the Middle East as having given rise to the IS in the first place, but that can’t and won’t make the IS go away.” Daily Outlook Afghanistan / Kabul, AfghanistanProtect Afghan refugees“Three decades of war in Afghanistan forced more than 6 million Afghans to flee the country...,” writes Ewaz Ali Bahrami. “While the Afghan government is not ready to take in and accommodate refugees, mass repatriation of refugees can create a chaotic situation in the country.... [T]he government should redouble its efforts and urge all host countries not to forcefully repatriate Afghan refugees, especially women and children.... It is the obligation of the Afghan government to protect [the] rights of all Afghan citizens including refugees who are in search of shelter in other countries.”

In an era of rising energy costs and environmental concerns, local policy makers are paying more attention to the energy performance of public, commercial, and residential buildings. Increasingly, jurisdictions seek to learn more about residential energy consumption and strive to make this information more transparent. Although energy consumption by the multifamily residential sector makes up only 3.5 percent of the U.S. total, it is growing and capturing the focus of local decision makers. Nine U.S. municipalities currently require building owners to track, benchmark, and disclose the energy consumption of large buildings—typically those over 50,000 square feet (4,700 sq m). Six of these nine municipalities include multifamily buildings in those regulations. The increased interest in the energy efficiency of multifamily housing represents an exciting opportunity, but also a distinct challenge as building owners and operators ramp up to track and understand their energy use. For building owners, benchmarking can be an important tool, especially as part of a larger energy management plan. Benchmarking allows property operators to track their energy use over time and compare their efficiency to that of similar buildings. Tracking energy use and analyzing performance is essential to identifying poorly performing buildings and opportunities for improvements and interventions. Benchmarking Platforms There are many platforms designed to help building operators benchmark their portfolios. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Energy Star Portfolio Manager is a free tool already used by many commercial building operators. Portfolio Manager is also the preferred platform for many local governments that require benchmarking and disclosure. Other third-party tools—such as EnergyScoreCard, created by New York City–based Bright Power, and WegoWise, created by a Boston firm of the same name—specialize in utility benchmarking for multitenant buildings. The Urban Land Institute, through its Greenprint Center for Building Performance, also offers an environmental management platform that tracks energy use—as well as emissions, water use, and waste generation—for office, retail, industrial, and multifamily buildings, and hotels. Greenprint members reduced their energy consumption by 14 percent between 2009 and 2012. “More tenants are looking for energy-efficient spaces, both for cost savings and environmental reasons,” says Helen Gurfel, executive director of Greenprint. “To meet local market demands, building operators are tracking energy usage and improving building performance.” She adds that Greenprint is working on establishing the link between the environmental performance of a property and its financial performance. “Well-operated properties should have higher tenant retention and lower operating expenses, resulting in increased cash flow and higher asset values,” she says. Benchmarking has a proven track record. The 35,000 commercial buildings in Energy Star’s Portfolio Manager reduced energy use by 7 percent between 2008 and 2011. Although large studies have not yet examined multifamily buildings, multifamily operators have successfully used benchmarking to reduce energy consumption and to pinpoint and correct poorly performing heating, cooling, and lighting systems. “Benchmarking measures the pulse of a building,” says Michael Catalano, green initiatives project manager at Jonathan Rose Companies, a real estate development and investment firm that focuses on green, urban solutions. “Energy efficiency and sustainability continue to be a cornerstone of our business. Through benchmarking we are able to measure our utility usage, catch any hiccups in terms of building performance, and ultimately reduce our environmental impact.” In addition to reducing energy consumption, benchmarking can illuminate opportunities for cost savings. Homeowner’s Rehab Inc. (HRI), a development and management firm for affordable housing in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has a portfolio that includes 71 multifamily buildings, comprising 1,200 apartments, all benchmarked using the WegoWise tool. “We used to spend about $1.65 million annually on utilities—gas, electric, and water,” says Beverly Craig, energy efficiency specialist at HRI. “Just by tracking our consumption and identifying problem buildings and systems, we have been able to cut down by 15 percent, on average.” The resulting savings amount to more than $240,000 a year from 2006 spending levels. Since implementing the tool, HRI has also been able to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 21 percent and average annual heating costs by 17 percent from a 2006 baseline. Utility Limitations Whereas the benefits of benchmarking are clear, collecting data on electricity and natural gas consumption can be a daunting task, especially for properties with tenant-paid utilities. Utility companies view the ratepayer, not the building owner, as their customer. Mired in a range of privacy concerns, many utilities are reluctant to share whole-building energy data with building owners and operators. In some states, public utility commissions (PUCs) prohibit utilities from sharing tenant utility data. Ginkgo Residential, a development and property management firm specializing in creating energy-efficient market-rate multifamily rental housing in the U.S. Southeast, has experienced the frustration of obtaining whole-building utility data. The firm acquires existing multifamily properties in need of rehabilitation, completes comprehensive retrofits, then re-leases units at higher rents. For tenants, the increased rents are mitigated by the savings from energy and water improvements. “These improvements reduce our monthly costs and improve our bottom line,” says Philip S. Payne, principal and chief executive officer of Gingko Residential and cochair of ULI’s Climate, Land Use, and Energy (CLUE) initiative. “They also have other indirect benefits, such as increased resident comfort. We find that we have higher tenant retention, lower turnover, increased occupancy, and are able to charge higher rent because tenants are paying less on their utility bills.” Yorktown Club, a recently completed retrofit project in Durham, North Carolina, exemplifies Gingko’s business model. Gingko purchased the 236-unit development in December 2010 for $5.75 million. Gingko invested another $8 million in structural repairs and unit upgrades for aesthetics and efficiency, aiming for at least a 20 percent reduction of energy and water use. Post-renovation, Ginkgo has observed much deeper energy and cost savings than its target. Tenants who initially reported paying more than $200 in monthly energy bills—and some as much as $350—now report spending less than $100, on average, says Payne. However, these figures represent only a small sample of units, and Ginkgo faces ongoing challenges when it comes to quantifying energy and cost savings. Gingko has no access to pre-retrofit utility data other than those pertaining to common spaces and a small sample of tenant utility bills. After the retrofit, Gingko attempted to have tenants sign waivers and/or download one year of billing data from their online utility accounts in exchange for $25 in cash and promotional incentives. These efforts have been largely fruitless, Payne says, and for those tenants who have signed waivers, Ginkgo has faced further obstacles, including a substantial processing fee charged by the local electricity provider for third-party data requests. These fees, compounded by the expense of paying staff to benchmark and analyze data, make it too costly and difficult for Gingko Residential to benchmark the Yorktown Club property beyond the common spaces, he says. Ginkgo’s inability to access data affects its ability to support its business model to the fullest potential. It also greatly affects the willingness and ability of its investors and lenders to put up more capital for deeper green retrofits or for underwriting additional development projects. “It is incredibly difficult to know that the work you are doing is making a difference in terms of energy, cost savings, and carbon reduction, but not to be able to quantify your impact,” Payne says. “Investors want real data and hard numbers. This is something that we currently just don’t have.” Matt Birenbaum, executive vice president of corporate strategy at multifamily housing developer AvalonBay Communities, echoes Payne’s frustration with data access. “Though we have tenant utility disclosure as a component of our leases, the coordination it would take to negotiate with individual utilities is immense,” he says. AvalonBay Communities, a founding member of ULI’s Greenprint Center, has 250 properties with 60,000 to 70,000 units operating in Boston, New York City, Washington, D.C., northern and southern California, and Seattle. “As a publicly traded real estate firm, we not only have to comply with a variety of benchmarking and disclosure mandates that are present in nearly all of our markets, we also receive requests from shareholders, shareholder advocacy groups, and leading financial institutions and are asked to report on our natural resource consumption generally and quantify our carbon consumption,” Birenbaum says. He adds that the industry could benefit from a central reporting platform, standardized reporting, and automated and transparent access to data. Some municipalities partner with local utilities and PUCs to make whole-building data available to multifamily owners while preserving tenant anonymity. In New York City, ConEdison, for a nominal fee, provides building owners with the aggregated utility data needed to comply with the city’s benchmarking and disclosure law. In Seattle and Chicago, a partnership between the city and local utilities allows the direct sharing of aggregated, building-level data with commercial and multifamily building operators via Energy Star’s Portfolio Manager. By automating data collection in a central platform, these innovations give building operators the tools they need to track consumption and dramatically reduce the staff time required. However, additional public policy interventions are needed to support access to more granular, whole-building data. “Bottom line, we need more access to transparent resident-level data in order to truly measure and reduce consumption,” says Catalano. Cooperation between the utilities and local governments is essential to supporting multifamily building operators, he says. Multifamily building owners and operators are in a unique position to catalyze conversations about the need for better data access to benchmark their facilities. “As an industry we need to change the sustainability, green, and energy efficiency conversation from a moral argument to one that is based on dollars and cents,” says Payne. D. Scott Wilkerson, principal and chief operating officer of Gingko Residential, adds that he is encouraged by the partnerships forged between local utilities and the Apartment Association of North Carolina. Creating a groundswell of support for these issues and forging partnerships directly with local policy makers and utilities are the best ways to share information and build support for more transparent data access. Conversations at the national level are advancing, including a recent resolution unanimously passed by the National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates that supports whole-building data access for multifamily building owners, provided that the privacy of tenants is protected. The Data Access and Transparency Alliance (DATA), a national network of energy efficiency organizations, nonprofits focused on sustainability, and real estate professionals, is fostering a national dialogue about the importance of transparent access to data. “Using our convening power, DATA is able to bring utilities, PUCs, jurisdictions, and building owners and managers to the table to develop solutions that are in the best interest of consumers, utility regulators, and the broader real estate community,” says Andrew Burr, director of building energy performance policy at the Institute for Market Transformation and an organizing member of DATA. For the future, there are compelling opportunities for collaborative work across stakeholder groups, including utilities and PUCs, public policy leaders, and multifamily building operators. Furthermore, opportunities exist to inspire innovation and make targeted interventions through local, state, and even national policies to guide greater access to transparent data, close the data gap, and facilitate more efficient benchmarking for multifamily housing. Molly Simpson is program manager of ULI’s Terwilliger Center for Housing.

Tuesday, February 22, 2011 We're still not sure what her real name is. As T.S. Elliot said, "...a cat needs a name that's particular,A name that's peculiar, and more dignified,Else how can he keep up his (her) tail perpendicular,Or spread out his (her) whiskers, or cherish his (her) pride?"So we use Miss Puss until we learn her "ineffable effableEffanineffable, Deep and inscrutable singular Name."For now, it's just Miss Puss. A HAH, I hear you say. So Georgina FINALLY consented to put her pussy up on the web! My reporter friend, Kevin Modesti, whom I met when he was covering Marilyn Chamber's Bon Voyage party atPismo Beach last year, (if you didn't know, Marilyn died April 12th, 2009) Yeah, so anyway - John and I got chatting with Kevin and we have since become lunch buddies. He brought his new pal, Randy Farhi along to the last such meeting. What a bright, charming lady. Her brother, Paul Farhi, is a reporter with The Washington Post and is a frequent guest on the political shows on MSNBC and such. Sorry, I can't resist dropping a name when it's such a significant one. Kevin and I exchange books. I read something I think hemight like, I pass it along to him. He does the same for me. Now we've got Randy in the loop. Poor dear. I just laid the first of Neal Stephenson's marathon Baroque Cycle (a not-so-brief history of commerce and communication) upon her. It's called Quicksilver and it's quite addictive. I'm sure I shall rot in hell for leading her down this path. So, now I have two "new" eyes. Here's me with just the first one done and the second still under wraps. New kitty is not impressed. A shout out to Doctor Robert Feinfield, my surgeon - who just happens to produce music in his spare time for a good cause. My dentist is a sculptor. I expect my GP to hand me a movie script any day now. Gawd, I love living in El Lay. Wednesday, February 2, 2011 Even though the few moments I got to share with John on camera are not included in this tribute - I spent a long time savoring these images. I gather the score is John signing and playing one of his own compositions. John was an accomplished Blues musician and produced a well reviewed CD called In The Kitchen. His CD may be still be purchased for $20 from his estate. Checks or money orders should be sent to: About Me At 74, I'm enjoying my retirement from a twenty year career as a desktop publisher, which followed a career as an actress in both mainstream film and theater and underground (yes many were pornographic)films. Before that, I was a dancer. Even made it to a lead role in a Broadway show, The Pajama Game, in 1955. In 1957, when the show closed in New York, I toured South Africa with it. Heady stuff.

Q: MS Deploy task failed DeploymentBaseOptions does not contain a definition for UserAgent I am having trouble running a Team Foundation 2013 build with MS Build parameters for deployment and I am getting an error : C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v12.0\Web\Microsoft.Web.Publishing.targets (4255): Web deployment task failed. ('Microsoft.Web.Deployment.DeploymentBaseOptions' does not contain a definition for 'UserAgent') Development is being done in VS 2013. What is strange is that if I copy the MSBuild folder *..\v11.0\Web* to the *v12.0\Web* The build works and does the deployment. I have already checked the v12.0\Web\Microsoft.Web.Publishing.targets file and there is an entry for UserAgent while in the v11.0\Web\Microsoft.Web.Publishing.targets there is no entry I am able to publish fine using VS Publish on my computer , but on the build server it fails Has anyone managed to build and deploy using MSBuild VS 2013 targets successfully? A: I faced the same issue. For me the solution was to install Web Deploy 3.5 (http://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/web-deploy). After that the error disappeared.

Discover all-new ways to play, including Classic Bejeweled for cascades of fun, journey through 40 challenging Quest puzzles, charge into the electrifying Lightning for non-stop action, and tailor your experience in Zen for a revolutionary new way to relax. Plus, Bejeweled 3 now features Steam Achievements! Bejeweled 3 is an excellent video game. Normal people play it on computers. But special people—people who work at PopCap, the studio behind the Bejeweled series—get to play it on a massive touch-sensitive TV right in the lobby of their headquarters. Lucky them. Giant Bejeweled 3 Touch (my name for it) is irresistible, as my own hands can attest. I took this video of two of PopCap's top men playing the game in their lobby during a visit to the studio last month. It is but another argument that this game needs to come out on the iPad already....and on giant iPads too, for multiplayer. The makers of great, time-stealing games like Peggle and Plants Vs. Zombies are bringing one of their biggest successes to consoles and handhelds later this year, with Bejeweled 3 making the leap to five platforms (or three, depending on your point of view). PopCap Games will bring the latest and greatest Bejeweled to PlayStation 3, PlayStation Network, Xbox 360, Xbox LIVE, and Nintendo DS by the end of the year in North America and Europe. That's great news for people like me who have invested dozens of hours playing Bejeweled 3 and for some unexplained reason feel like doing it all over again with a game pad. PopCap is quiet on specifics, only saying that Bejeweled 3 hits sometime between October and December and that the ports will "look great and play even better on each platform." I've played Bejeweled. You've probably played Bejewled. The guy next to you on the bus or the lady and your mom and your neighbor have probably played Bejeweled. Everyone's been satisfied. But everyone should know: Bejeweled 3 is better. Bejeweled 3 is the unexpected fifth game in the Bejeweled series (lest we forget Bejeweled Twist and Bejeweled Blitz). It's a gem-matching puzzle game and, at a glance, looks like a merely prettier version of a game that has never needed to look good to be great. Bejeweled 3 is more than a spit-shine. It's a sequel with eight main modes, one of which is the classic Bejeweled formula, the rest of which are mostly new and mostly very hard to stop playing. Ideal Player Everyone. Really. Who can't play Bejeweled? And if you think you're, I don't know, too manly for it or something, just try the one-hour trial at development studio PopCap's website. Why You Should Care Bejeweled is one of the most popular video games in the world, so a sequel matters, whether because it might be a cheap cash-in or a shinier version of a golden game concept. How is this game any different than the Bejeweled people have played millions of times on their computers, iPhones, and in their waking dreams? Classic mode in Bejeweled 3 isn't much different than what you've played before. The other seven modes in the game are. (Do check out the nice long video below in which I walk you through all the modes.) The selection of new modes includes the endless Zen variation that lets you sync your breathing to audio and visual cues. There's a poker mode, a mining mode, and even a bunch of single-player quests. This is balance mode, one of the Quest Mode missions. Make blue and red matches; but don't make too many of one first, lest the weight on either side hits the ground. Which are the best new modes? My favorite new mode is Diamond Mine, a mode named after the original title for the first Bejeweled. In this mode you're racing the clock to make gem matches at the bottom of your screen, each of those matches clearing away dirt and excavating fossils. You have to race to clear enough dirt before the timer runs out; if you do, you can dig deeper. You play this mode fast, as you do the Bejeweled Blitz-inspired Lightning mode. My other favorite is Poker Mode, which initially seems convoluted and bad. Every gem match you make defines a card in a five-card hand. Your goal is to make a great hand, preferably a full house or a flush, which gain you more points. The game gets interesting when some possible hands got blocked by skulls. Accidentally making one of the banned hands results in a 50/50 game-over coin flip. This mode is best played slowly as you stare at the screen, strategically picking the best five matches. Which are the worst? I disliked Zen mode, which I found no more relaxing than regular Bejeweled. I'm not the right customer for video games that will supposedly chill me out. I can already control my breathing just fine, thank you, and if I want to zone out while playing a video game, I'll just play regular Bejeweled. I also didn't care much for the new Ice Storm mode which is a race to make matches that will stem the rising tide of chilly, freezing water. The people behind the game describe this mode as the game's "meanest." It sure is hard. I didn't find it fun. Which mode is the best one with a bad name? Butterflies. Seriously, butterflies? Oh, but it is quite good. Color-coded butterflies show up on the bottom of the screen and advance toward the top one row at a time, each time you make a move. You want to eliminate them before they reach the top row where a spider awaits. This is a mode best played slowly. The rising panic of a butterfly moving within three — two!, one! — rows from the spider is a vicious delight. Is there enough here, though? Yes. There are some disappointing omissions. The game doesn't appear to have online leaderboards or any way at all to connect with other players online. Given the zeal the game instills in its players for high scores, it's frustrating that there's no easy way to show them off. The game does have a lot of rewards, including a 131-level ranking system and an excellent batch of tiered achievements that have bronze, silver, gold and platinum levels of accomplishment. There's also a cool mode in the game called Quest that sends the player on one of a few dozen short challenges, many of them operating under special rules even wackier than those in the game's main modes. So what about the iPhone version? No iPhone version — yet. The game is a PC and Mac download only. Bejeweled 3 In Action (In which I walk you through most of Bejeweled 3's main modes.) The Bottom Line Bejeweled 3 is a great sequel, one that takes its predecessor's core concept and reveals a wonderful batch of variations, all of them creative and many of them hard to abandon. In a fall rich with important video games Bejeweled 3 was still able to get its hooks in me. It's the game I wanted to show everyone, from my mom to my co-workers. Everyone who looked at it wanted to try it; everyone who tried it had a great time with it. Bejeweled 3 was developed and published by PopCap for the PC and Mac, released on December 7. Retails for $20. A copy of the game was given to us by the publisher for reviewing purposes. I'd rather be playing Bejeweled 3 on this computer than typing any mor For some video gamers, December 7, 2010 is the world-stopping release day for the next World of Warcraft. There's another mammoth computer game coming out that day, a sequel you may not have thought you needed: Bejeweled 3. They're really making a new Bejeweled? Yes, PopCap Games, which put out the first Bejeweled in 2000 and Bejeweled 2 in 2004 is making a big deal about releasing this sequel. Six years is a long time between Bejeweled games, though this is more like Bejeweled 5 if you count 2008's Bejeweled Twist and 2009's Bejeweled Blitz on Facebook. Bejeweled 3 comes out on Tuesday, December 7 for about $20. So what are you doing this time, besides matching more gems? There's got to be more than matching gems, right? Actually, Bejeweled 3 is another gem-matching game. As with the original, you can spend seconds, minutes or hours matching at least three gems of the same color to each other in order to eliminate them and have the screen fill back up full of cascading gems. The new game's main attraction is that it has a lot of variations, including a poker mode, a time-based mode and even a mode that includes subliminal messages. Subliminal Messages? Poker? The subliminal messages are in a New Agey can't-fail Zen Mode that can also produce sound cues to which you can sync your breathing. Even odder, it can emit special beta wave and delta wave sound frequencies to relax you, though the developers admit might be the product of "fringe science." audio pulses that supposedly relax you even more. But maybe using Bejeweled gem-matching to play a modified single-player version of poker is even weirder? It's in the trailer here: What is that goblet at the top of this post? They've finally added goblets to Bejeweled? That's from the game's new quest mode, which presents a series of challenges like having to use gem-matches to dig deeper through the bottom of the playing field or having to somehow match gems to balance two weights. The idea is that instead of playing regular old Bejeweled — called "Classic" mode in this sequel — you could be taking on these specific Bejeweled missions in order to unlock... more missions. But what about the thing no one is asking for: Did they finally make Bejeweled with better graphics? They did. So? It's funny to look at some of the features PopCap is touting about Bejeweled 3 on their site. Look: Bejeweled is just about the last game that needs better "high-definition graphics" (why not make them in 3D while they're at it?). It's a fact that a new Bejeweled was going to look better than the last one, but it's also a fact that it probably doesn't matter to anyone who loves playing Bejeweled. The achievements system is a little more relevant, as it adds more of a rewards system for players who will be motivated by the goals of scoring X amount of points in Y mode. The new gems are more meaningful, but details on those will have to wait until the game is out and we can review it. Any multiplayer or iPhone or Facebook for this game? It doesn't look like it, not at launch. Bejeweled 3 is coming out first just for Windows PC and Mac. Given how Bejeweled games eventually go everywhere, expansions to other platforms seem likely. (PopCap estimates that they've sold 50 million copies of Bejeweled games and that the games have been played by 500 million people. Who knows how they counted this, but doesn't it seem like every other person has played this game?) For now it looks like Bejewled 3 will just be a game you pay for and download on your computer. We've asked about a free version, but so far PopCap is only showing the $20 one. PopCap says they'll offer a free trial version for download on December 7 in addition to the $20 full downloadable one. Is it going to be worth it? Foregoing a lavish, star-studded party, PopCap's Bejeweled 3 launch party was held in a North London living room, with only a secretary, a grandmother, a librarian, a banker, and a father in attendance, representing the series' diverse fanbase. Gameface is a photographic celebration of the people who make, play and love video games.

The History of The Electric Oven & Cooker In 1892 a Canadian inventor by the name of Thomas Ahearn filed a patent for an "Electric Oven". In 1893 the electric oven or stove was showcased at the World fair, where an electrified model kitchen was shown. Unlike the gas oven and stove, the electrical oven stove was slow to catch on, partly due to the unfamiliar technology and lack of households with electricity. But by the 1930s the technology had matured and the electric oven slowly began to replace the Gas oven and Stove, especially in domestic household kitchens. All electric cookers with single or double ovens and a hob on top whether gas or electric hob driven are the most popular appliances. Separate ovens and hob tops started to become the norm in the 70s and 80s as they were more modern and stylish. Ceramic hob tops started to appear in the 1970s along with combined oven and microwave oven built in appliances. Electrical heating coils or infra red Halogen lamps are used as heating elements. Because of its physical characteristics, the cooker hob top heats more quickly, less after heat remains, and only the plate heats up while the adjacent surface remains cool. Also, these cooker hob tops have a smooth surface and are thus easier to clean, but are markedly more expensive. This was a great addition to the cooker or stove. Generally electric cookers and ovens have not changed much over the years but a recent technology developed induction cooking first for professional kitchens, but today also entering the domestic appliance market electric gas or cookers with the induction hob. This process has only heated ferromagnetic cookware directly through electromagnetic induction. Recent developments have enabled non ferrous cookware to work as well, but not as efficiently as ferrous. Induction stoves also have a smooth glass-ceramic surface. Professional cooks say it is as controllable as gas.

I find it somehow telling that the most exciting sound-bite they could come up with for Ron and Kelly was Ron speaking dully about the most obvious thing one could talk about when talking about racing; speed. If that is most excitement you can must for the FINAL LEG then all I have to say is, "Bye Bye."

Fatima Rezai’s journey to Greece took 40 days and 40 nights. From Afghanistan’s Ghazni province she and her family trekked to Iran, then Turkey, took a boat to Samos, Greece, and then another to Piraeus. Now, the only journey Fatima takes is the one from her refugee camp in Hellinikon, site of Athens’ old airport, to the downtown Caritas soup kitchen, where she can get a hot meal. The borders to Germany, their final destination, are closed. Greece may be what she ends up calling home. The Greeks “are hospitable people, warm people,” Fatima, 18, says through an interpreter, as she eats spaghetti with meat sauce and gestures to her lips, to show a smile. But she doesn’t know, really, if she will ever get to Germany, where she hopes to finish school. She, like 48,000 other refugees and migrants stranded in Greece, are waiting to hear whether Europe will let them move on to promised new lives, or send them back the way they came. For the refugees’ accidental hosts, the Greeks, there is a growing realization that the thousands of men, women and children fleeing war and poverty in Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq may be sharing their country for an indeterminate amount of time. But acts of kindness, large and small, from ordinary Greeks play alongside the daily television scenes of the grim, muddy village of Idomeni on the Greek border with Macedonia, where about 11,000 refugees huddle in tents waiting for Europe to reopen its frontier — a prospect that now appears unlikely. Help has come in forms as varied as donating diapers and wading into the waters of Greek islands to pull ashore grateful women and children crossing from Turkey in rickety boats. Villagers near Idomeni have opened their homes to families. Thousands of Athenians responded to a collection drive with medicine, blankets and food. Ordinary Greeks drive to one of the makeshift camps sprouting up in Athens and around the country and dole out toys and balloons to children. See more of our top stories on Facebook >> Despite the concern about the effect of the refugees on tourism in the Greek islands, or over whether they will stay longer than they planned in Greece, there has been little of the anger that has greeted them in countries such as Germany. Perhaps that is because Greeks, after six years of austerity and struggling with the continent’s highest unemployment rate, understand desperation. “The opposition to migrants used to be: They’re taking our jobs,” says Janice Tsialtas, who volunteers in the Caritas soup kitchen once every two weeks. “Well, now there are no jobs. What we see is babies walking around in the mud.” After Macedonia shut down its border with Greece last month, the country has been struggling to deal with an unstoppable stream of refugees and migrants coming from Turkey. This month, European and Turkish officials held a summit meeting in Brussels and agreed that migrants or refugees arriving in Greece will be liable for deportation to Turkey if they don’t apply for asylum or if their claims are rejected. Under the deal, Turkey will receive billions of dollars in support to keep refugees and migrants. But implementation, dependent on thousands of European experts coming in to help Greece, remains uncertain, even as refugees continue to arrive on Greek islands and are ferried to the mainland, where dozens of camps have been hurriedly set up. The Associated Press reported that 875 new refugees arrived at four of Greece’s Aegean islands close to the Turkish coast on Sunday and a ferry carrying 1,169 migrants arrived Sunday at a port west of Athens. At the soup kitchen in a downtrodden neighborhood of central Athens, the aroma of Bolognese sauce wafts through the building from the first-floor dining room, where trays with green bowls of steaming pasta, bread and a quarter of lemon are served, eaten and whisked away by volunteers. Children mill around; men lean in to listen to conversations. Fatima passes her leftover meal to her mother, who finishes it off, and takes a querulous toddler on her lap to calm him with a piece of bread. Tsialtas, 70, has volunteered at the soup kitchen for nine years, taking a two-hour bus ride from her village outside Athens. Seven years ago, most of the people seeking assistance and food were young men from Iraq and Iran; now it is mainly families from Afghanistan and Syria. More Greeks than ever are asking her where they can volunteer and bring food, she says. The line for the meal starts forming at 10:30 a.m. — women in brightly colored head scarfs with children in well-walked strollers. They line up on the narrow sidewalk, sometimes sitting outside the entrance to the Hotel Lozanni next door, named for the town of Lausanne, Switzerland, and the 1923 treaty that forced an exchange of populations between Greece and Turkey. That’s another reminder of Greece’s refugee history: The country had to absorb 1.2 million ethnic Greeks from Turkey, one of the largest influxes of refugees in history at the time. But the refugees and migrants in this wave are still visitors in Greece, and Europe has struggled to deal with them. European Union leaders are arguing over who is entitled to international protection as a refugee and who is just seeking to escape poverty and should be sent back. The latest agreement with Turkey is already being challenged by human rights organizations concerned that it will run roughshod over due process for refugees fleeing war. In the meantime, children in the mists of Idomeni leap over puddles in their newly supplied and brightly colored ponchos and their parents hoist banners asking for the borders to reopen. Outside Athens, the Hellinikon camp, a complex made up of the abandoned airport and some disused Olympic Games venues, is now temporary home to more than 4,000 people, one of the biggest accommodation centers the Greeks have hurriedly pressed into service. Refugees line up for food distributed outside in the chilly winter day; children play on the stairs of an abandoned airplane ramp. But it is Piraeus, Greece’s large, ancient port, where the logjam of refugees is most apparent. Ferries chartered by the government disgorge men, women and children daily from the islands. With nowhere to go, they live in a multicolored city of tents on the port’s piers. In the arrival hall, blankets are spread on the floor to provide some comfort against the concrete; a mother douses her child’s hair with water in an impromptu bathing. Leloudia Sidera lives in Drossia, a suburb of Athens on the other side of the capital from Piraeus. She has driven to Piraeus with a friend, Thalia Stavridi, to distribute gifts to children. They flock to her as soon as they see her handing out balloons, balls and candy. “Yes, my love,” she says patiently as the children clamor for the toys and grab what they can before running away. “I am a poor woman but I have a heart as big as all Greece,” says Sidera, a 62-year-old pensioner. “I go to my neighbor and I say to him, ‘Do you have some soap I can take the children?’ Then I go to the other neighbor and say, ‘Do you have some lollies?’ And then we put in some of our own money instead of having a birthday party for our children.” The combination of Europe’s biggest refugee crisis since World War II and Greece’s six-year financial crisis is stoking a sense among Greeks that the rest of Europe is letting them down. Inspectors from Europe and the International Monetary Fund are in town to argue over more cuts to pensions and how to raise more taxes before Greece can receive more bailout funds. At Caritas, more Greeks are coming in for help than at the end of 2014 as the country struggles to bring down Europe’s highest unemployment rate. Younger Greeks have emigrated to find work, retracing the steps of their parents, who moved to Australia, Canada and New Zealand as migrants in the wake of World War II. Migration Minister Ioannis Mouzalas has said most of the people coming to Greece are refugees — two-thirds are Syrians — and not migrants, a definition that has played large in the European debate about whether or not to accept Syrians, Afghans, Iraqis or others. It is an issue largely not discussed in Greece. With help, thousands of Greeks migrated to Australia, New Zealand and Canada in the 1950s and 1960s from a country devastated by invasion, occupation, famine and civil war. Some Greeks sought refuge in Syrian cities such as Aleppo, now largely destroyed by that country’s five-year war. In the 1960s, tens of thousands of Greeks moved to Germany as guest workers. Ourania Katsikari joined the ranks of the 1.2 million unemployed Greeks more than a year ago after being fired from her job as a human resources manager. She hasn’t found another one. Her husband’s business is struggling in Greece’s sputtering economy. The couple have cut expenses to make ends meet. But this month Katsikari bought diapers, canned milk, cookies and cans of tuna and carried them to central Syntagma Square for a collection drive for refugees. “Just seeing those poor children tears at my heart,” said Katsikari, 57, whose parents moved to Australia as immigrants in the 1960s. “I see my granddaughter in their eyes and would hate to think that we could ever be put in this situation. I look at things through my parents’ eyes and wonder if they were not given the chance, where would we be now?” Fatima’s family has paid about $4,000 per person for the 40-day journey from Afghanistan, and there is no money left. Paying to get to the border at Idomeni in case the frontier opens isn’t an option, she says. She’s heard Germany can now be difficult, with attacks on refugees. Even so, she says, that is where she and her family hope to go, if the Europeans let them. That is where she can finish her schooling, she says. “They’re all in the same boat,” says Tsialtas, the soup kitchen volunteer. “Nobody has a job, nobody has food and nobody has money.” Petrakis is a special correspondent. ALSO Details about Turkey’s deal with the European Union on the migrant crisis New generation of more radical youth emerges in the Kurdish region of Turkey What do residents of Trump’s ancestral village in Germany think of him? Not so nice

FSA commander Abdul Jabbar Aqidi, one of the commanders of the Free Syrian Army defending the islamic state of iraq and the levant during his tv interview.From wikipedia about islamic state of iraq and the levant:The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Arabic: الدولة الاسلامية في العراق والشام‎ ad-Dawla al-Islāmiyya fi al-'Irāq wa-sh-Shām) abbreviated asISIS or ISIL (acronym in Arabic: داعش‎, Da'āsh), is an insurgent group active in Iraq and Syria. It was established in the early years of the Iraq War, and pledged alleigence to al-Qaeda in 2004, becoming known as al-Qaeda in Iraq and now it is active in Syria to establish a caliphate state.

Data-BitStream-0.07 NAME VERSION version 0.03 DESCRIPTION A role written for Data::BitStream that provides get and set methods for Gamma-Golomb codes. The role applies to a stream object. Gamma-Golomb codes are basically Golomb codes using the Elias Gamma code for the quotient instead of a Unary code. This makes them suitable for occasional large outliers that would otherwise use thousands or millions of bits to encode. In particular, the GammaGolomb(3) code is interesting for some distributions. METHODS Provided Object Methods put_gammagolomb($m, $value) put_gammagolomb($m, @values) Insert one or more values as Gamma-Golomb codes with parameter m. Returns 1. get_gammagolomb($m) get_gammagolomb($m, $count) Decode one or more Gamma-Golomb codes from the stream. If count is omitted, one value will be read. If count is negative, values will be read until the end of the stream is reached. In scalar context it returns the last code read; in array context it returns an array of all codes read. Parameters The parameter m must be an integer greater than or equal to 1. The quotient of value / m is encoded using an Elias Gamma code, followed by the remainder in truncated binary form. Note: if m == 1 then the result will be coded purely using gamma coding. Note: if m is a power of 2 (m = 2^k for some non-negative integer k), then the result is equal to the simpler ExpGolomb(k) code, where the operations devolve into a shift and mask.

Q: How can I initialize a default value of QComboBox without to click it? How can I initialize a default value of QComboBox without to click it? I tried with ui->combBox->setCurrentIndex(1); but when I read the value at first I get unfortunately a -1 and only after the QComboBox was clicked its value become 1. A: Are you sure there's at least two values in the QComboBox? Counting begins from 0, not 1. If you want to select the first value, you need to: ui->combBox->setCurrentIndex(0); If that's not the problem, and you indeed have two values in the combo box, then make sure that the ui has been set up first. This call needs to execute first: ui->setupUi(this); It's what actually fills the combo box with the values specified in the .ui file. A: I solved the problem. The ui->combBox->setCurrentIndex(1); was in constructor before connect(ui->combBox,SIGNAL(currentIndexChanged(int)).... @Nikos C. thank you very much for a good tip.

Cast copper alloy ingot CAC406, which has heretofore been used for parts of water supply systems and devices, contain 4.0 to 6.0% by weight of lead. Thus, lead in this material tends to dissolve into tap water. In order to reduce the amount of toxic lead that dissolves into tap water, consideration is now being given to developing lead-reduced or lead-free copper alloys. But such lead-reduced or lead-free copper alloys are difficult to cast and cut, and also tend to be low in pressure resistance. Valves made of such alloys therefore tend to cause water leakage. Alloys are thus being considered that are not only low in lead content, but sufficiently high in pressure resistance and other necessary properties compared to alloys that are higher in lead content. Among such alloys is one disclosed in Patent document 1, to which bismuth and selenium are added to improve machinability. Patent document 2 discloses an alloy to which silicon and magnesium are added to improve strength and leaching properties. [Patent document 1] JP Patent publication 2004-68096A [Patent document 2] JP patent publication 2004-52106A

We stayed in a 4 bedroom villa. It was very large and cleaned nicely every day. Convenient to beach and very nicely set up resort. It's a great place if you want quiet. There are not a lot of activities in the evening. It would be nice to have some local entertainment. My biggest complaint was there was not enough staff working at check in time. Traveller from Canada Check-inCheck-out Tucked away on two secluded beaches on Antigua's famous Southeast Coast, enjoy the jewel-like calm Mamora Bay for …More

NEW DELHI — India has lodged a protest with the United States government after several Indian students were detained there in connection with their enrollment in a fake university, after an undercover operation. The American authorities said this past week that they had indicted eight people accused of exploiting the country’s student visa system. They were said to have helped foreign nationals illegally remain in the United States by enrolling them into the University of Farmington in Farmington Hills, Mich., which billed itself as a “nationally accredited business and STEM institution” with an innovative curriculum, flexible class schedules and a diverse student body. But the private university was being secretly operated by agents of the Department of Homeland Security to expose immigration fraud, according to federal prosecutors who announced charges in the case. The Indian government said on Saturday that it had issued a rare “démarche” to the United States Embassy in New Delhi, telling it that Indian officials needed immediate consular access to the detainees.

Stable solitons of quadratic ginzburg-landau equations We present a physical model based on coupled Ginzburg-Landau equations that supports stable temporal solitary-wave pulses. The system consists of two parallel-coupled cores, one having a quadratic nonlinearity, the other one being effectively linear. The former core is active, with bandwidth-limited amplification built into it, while the latter core has only losses. Parameters of the model can be easily selected so that the zero background is stable. The model has nongeneric exact analytical solutions in the form of solitary pulses ("dissipative solitons"). Direct numerical simulations, using these exact solutions as initial configurations, show that they are unstable; however, the evolution initiated by the exact unstable solitons ends up with nontrivial stable localized pulses, which are very robust attractors. Direct simulations also demonstrate that the presence of group-velocity mismatch (walkoff) between the two harmonics in the active core makes the pulses move at a constant velocity, but does not destabilize them.

Physicochemical behaviors of sugars, lipids, and gluten in short dough and biscuit. The structure of short dough and biscuit has been characterized at a macroscopic level (dimensions, bulk structure) and a microscopic level (starch damage, protein aggregates, microstructure) by physical and biochemical methods. The baking process of short dough induces a large decrease of the product bulk density from 1.26 to 0. 42 (+/-0.01) g.cm(-)(3) for final biscuit, leading to a cellular solid with a thin colored surface and a porous inner structure. Proteins appear aggregated in biscuit when compared to short dough, whereas starch granules remain almost intact in biscuits. The components which are involved in the cohesiveness of short dough and biscuit final structure have been identified. They suggest that short dough is a suspension of solid particles in a liquid phase being an emulsion of lipids in a concentrated sugar solution. The role of sugars in biscuit structure suggest that biscuit structure is a composite matrix of protein aggregates, lipids and sugars, embedding starch granules.

495 So.2d 481 (1986) Zel THOMAS v. STATE of Mississippi. No. 56394. Supreme Court of Mississippi. September 24, 1986. Lee Calvin Buckley, Holly Springs, for appellant. Edwin Lloyd Pittman, Atty. Gen. by Billy L. Gore, Asst. Atty. Gen., Jackson, for appellee. Before HAWKINS, P.J., and DAN M. LEE and SULLIVAN, JJ. DAN M. LEE, Justice, for the Court: STATEMENT OF THE CASE Zel Thomas appeals his conviction for simple assault on a police officer. Miss. Code Ann. § 93-3-7 (Supp. 1985). Thomas was tried October 25 and 26, 1984 and was *482 sentenced to five years in the custody of the Mississippi Department of Corrections, with two years suspended upon good behavior. His conviction followed an initial trial which ended in a mistrial. Thomas appeals assigning two errors: I. THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN ALLOWING, OVER OBJECTION, THE TESTIMONY OF THE STATE'S WITNESSES ROBERT E. NETHERCOTT, OFFICERS FLOYD JENKINS AND RAY RICHARDSON AS TO OTHER CRIMES (DISTURBING THE PEACE, ASSAULT), IF ANY OCCURRING AT THE RESIDENCE OF ROBERT E. NETHERCOTT, PRIOR TO THE OFFENSE FOR WHICH THE APPELLANT WAS INDICTED. II. THE VERDICT WAS AGAINST THE OVERWHELMING WEIGHT OF THE EVIDENCE AND THE LAW. STATEMENT OF THE FACTS Zel Thomas had his annual back-to-school party July 1, 1983, on his mother's property in Nesbit, Mississippi. The party was outdoors on a baseball diamond and Thomas had live music with 150 to 200 people present. Robert E. Nethercott was a neighbor. He heard the music early in the evening and it was not objectionable at that time. However, after Nethercott went to bed the music seemed to get louder, preventing him from sleeping. Nethercott called the DeSoto County Sheriff's office to complain at least five times. After one of the calls, Sheriffs' deputies arrived at Nethercott's house with Zel Thomas. Nethercott said the initially cordial meeting rapidly deteriorated and Thomas became abusive, threatened Nethercott and had to be restrained by the deputies, who forced Thomas into the patrol car. Deputy Florida (Floyd) Jenkins stated it looked like Thomas "wanted to jump on [Nethercott]," and Jenkins' partner, Deputy Ray Richardson, grabbed Thomas by the arm and put Thomas in the patrol car to "keep them from fighting there." Richardson and Jenkins returned Thomas to his mother's house. Thomas told the deputies to wait because he wanted to call the sheriff. Richardson and Jenkins waited at least 45 minutes, and when Thomas did not return, they left. Nethercott continued to hear the loud music, however, and went to a nearby grocery to meet Judge Perryman and several deputies where he swore out a complaint against Thomas for disturbing the peace. Judge Perryman issued a warrant for Thomas' arrest and several deputies went to the party to arrest Thomas. The circumstances surrounding Thomas' arrest created the only factual dispute in the case. The facts taken in the light most favorable to the state are these: Deputies arrived and Jenkins and another deputy approached Thomas at the band stage and tried to serve the arrest warrant. Thomas didn't want to accept it but the deputies arrested him and placed him in the back seat of Jenkins' car. Thomas had been drinking. Jenkins had smelled alcohol on Thomas when they spoke with him earlier in the evening. Before Jenkins could drive off, someone asked if he could speak with Thomas about some financial arrangements for the party. Thomas had not been handcuffed because he had peaceably gone with police to the car. When Jenkins opened the door to allow Thomas to speak, Thomas jumped from the back seat, striking Jenkins in the head or face, bursting Jenkins' hat and knocking off Jenkins' glasses. Jenkins was not cut nor badly injured but Thomas stayed on top of Jenkins, hitting him and trying to grab Jenkins' gun. Jenkins tried to fend off Thomas by "tapping" him with his flashlight. Jenkins had trouble landing a blow but finally hit Thomas solidly. Thomas required 56 stitches on his forehead and over his eye as a result of the scuffle. Thomas fell to the ground where Deputy Danny Wilson was able to pin Thomas down and handcuff him. Thomas kicked Deputy Wilson in the back during this exchange. Thomas was taken later to the hospital for treatment. Deputy Donnie White transported *483 Thomas from the party and stated that Thomas threatened to kill the officers that "did him wrong." There was no evidence that Thomas had made good on his threat. All of the state's evidence was corroborated in varying detail by testimony from at least one of the deputies at the party; Richardson, Wilson, Donnie White and former deputy Phillip Austein, although only Austein and Richardson corroborated Jenkins' account of who threw the first punch. In questioning Austein and Richardson about the first blow, defense counsel alluded to their testimony at the first trial being different, but their prior testimony was never presented to the jury. The trial court noted that the situation could have been much worse had Thomas gained control of Jenkins' gun, and sentenced Thomas to the maximum sentence of five years with two years suspended upon good behavior. I. DID THE COURT ERR IN ALLOWING THE STATE TO INTRODUCE EVIDENCE OF OTHER CRIMES? Thomas argues here that testimony concerning the arrest warrant signed against Thomas, and testimony concerning Thomas' confrontation with Nethercott was improperly admitted evidence of other crimes. Our standard for addressing similar contentions is well settled and well known. In the oft-cited case of Gray v. State, 351 So.2d 1342 (Miss. 1977), this Court stated It is well settled in this state that proof of a crime distinct from that alleged in an indictment is not admissible against an accused. There are certain recognized exceptions to the rule. Proof of another crime is admissible where the offense charged and that offered to be proved are so connected as to constitute one transaction, where it is necessary to identify the defendant, where it is material to prove motive and there is an apparent relation or connection between the act proposed to be proved and that charged, where the accusation involves a series of criminal acts which must be proved to make out the offense, or where it is necessary to prove scienter or guilty knowledge. See Smith v. State, 223 So.2d 657 (Miss. 1969), cert. denied, 397 U.S. 1030, 90 S.Ct. 1274, 24 L.Ed.2d 542 (1970); Cummings v. State, 219 So.2d 673 (Miss. 1969), cert. den. 397 U.S. 942, 90 S.Ct. 954, 25 L.Ed.2d 122 (1970). 351 So.2d at 1345. See also, Graves v. State, 492 So.2d 562 (Miss. 1986)); Trunell v. State, 487 So.2d 820 (Miss. 1986); Griffin v. State, 482 So.2d 233 (Miss. 1986); Minor v. State, 482 So.2d 1107 (Miss. 1986). The state correctly points out that it must be allowed to show that the arrest was legal, for this Court recognizes a limited privilege to resist an unlawful arrest. See Watkins v. State, 350 So.2d 1384 (Miss. 1977). This makes evidence of the underlying arrest warrant something akin to evidence of a series of criminal acts which must be proved to make out the offense. Gray, 351 so.2d at 1345. There appears to be no question that evidence of the complaint by Nethercott, the issuance of the arrest warrant and the arrest of Thomas, all fall within the exceptions of Watkins and Gray. Only the evidence of Thomas' aggression towards Nethercott requires discussion. The state cites Gardner v. State, 368 So.2d 245 (Miss. 1979), as controlling on this point. Gardner involved an aggravated assault on a police officer by the defendant who fired at officers as they attempted to serve an arrest warrant. Police obtained the warrant after hearing shots being fired and witnessing the defendant run into his apartment carrying a gun. The warrant was ultimately held invalid and this Court found no error in allowing testimony that the defendant had indeed fired weapons earlier in the evening. The state cites the following language: Gardner next argues the court erred in admitting testimony that he had been drinking and had discharged both a pistol and a shotgun several hours prior to the time he fired through the door. The *484 general rule is that proof of a crime distinct from that charged in the indictment should not be admitted into evidence against an accused. Cummings v. State, 219 So.2d 673 (Miss. 1969). There are, however, exceptions to this rule as noted in Floyd v. State, 166 Miss. 15, 148 So.2d 226 (1933), and which has been elaborated upon in Horton v. State, 288 So.2d 467 (Miss. 1974), as follows: ... [T]hat proof of such other crime is admissible if it sheds light upon the motive for the commission of the crime charged in the indictment. Tanner v. State, 216 Miss. 150, 61 So.2d 781 (1953). Proof that defendant is guilty of another crime is admissible when that fact (1) tends to show that the deceased officer had a right to arrest the appellant without a warrant, or (2) tends to show that the accused knew why he was being arrested, and therefore sheds light on the motive for the commission of the crime for which accused is being tried. White v. State, 70 Miss. 253, 11 So. 632 (1892). (288 So.2d at 468). Presently, it was incumbent upon the state to prove that Lowery was an officer and acting within the scope of his duty in order to make its case of aggravated assault upon a police officer. It was established through the testimony that Lowery was an officer, whereupon the conduct of Gardner became relevant and material to establish whether Lowery reacted reasonably and within the scope of his authority to the reports related to him or that which he observed concerning Garnder's conduct preceding his going to the apartment to make the arrest. We conclude this testimony was properly admitted into evidence. 368 So.2d at 248-49. However, Gardner appears to us to stand for the proposition that the facts underlying probable cause may be introduced where there is a question as to the validity of the arrest or where it is necessary to demonstrate the accused knew why he was being arrested. Here the validity of the arrest was not questioned, and the state could have shown that Thomas knew the reason for the arrest without showing Thomas' threatening act toward Nethercott. The state maintains that evidence of Thomas' animosity toward Nethercott demonstrates Thomas' "intent to `carry on' ... regardless of the circumstances." This conduct thus established Thomas' motive for the unprovoked attack on Jenkins by showing "Thomas' violent disposition toward those who dared to interfere with the evening festivities." The state's interest in "telling a rational and coherent story of what happened ..." Brown v. State, 483 So.2d 328, 330 (Miss. 1986) (citations omitted), also points to the admissibility of the incident at Nethercott's home, the state argues. We agree. In Brown, we stated that "[w]here substantially necessary to present to the jury `the complete story of the crime' evidence or testimony may be given even though it may reveal or suggest other crimes." 483 So.2d at 330. This statement was based on our decision in Neal v. State, 451 So.2d 743 (Miss. 1984). In Neal, this Court reviewed the defendant's felony murder conviction for the death of Amanda Joy Neal, the daughter of Neal's half brother. Neal confessed to this crime as well as to the murders of his half brother Bobby and Amanda Joy's cousin Melanie Sue Polk, and the attempted rape of Melanie Sue Polk. All of these crimes occurred during the same evening after the four went for a drive in Neal's car, though Bobby's death occurred sometime before the other crimes. Neal alleged it was error to allow the jury to hear the parts of his confession involving the other crimes. We stated that the state had a logical argument that the evidence was admissible to show Neal's motive to eliminate witnesses. 451 So.2d at 759. But we also said that "[b]eyond that, evidence of defendant's crimes against Bobby Neal and Melanie Sue Polk were admissible because they were integrally related in time, place and fact with the murder of Amanda Joy." 451 So.2d at 759. *485 Like Neal the state's argument concerning motive and intent might be sufficient to sustain the trial court's decision. But as in Neal, we look beyond this rationale to the integral relation of the evening's events to the ultimate crime of simple assault on a police officer. Here the assault on Deputy Jenkins was related in time to the meeting at Nethercott's house. Both occurred on the same evening during the same precipitating event — the loud lawn party — separated by only a couple of hours. Though both incidents did not occur at the same exact place, both occurred in the general vicinity of the party. Finally, both incidents factually and logically are concerned with the lawn party. We hold there was no error in admitting testimony concerning the incident at Nethercott's house. Eubanks v. State, 419 So.2d 1330 (Miss. 1982), does not require a different result. In Eubanks, this Court held that the trial court erred in allowing testimony concerning the underlying warrant. Eubanks, as here, involved a simple assault on a law enforcement officer. Conservation officers had obtained a warrant for Eubanks' arrest for reckless driving on state property, alcoholic beverages on state property, failing to yield to a blue light and resisting arrest. The incident giving rise to probable cause occurred on June 21, 1980. The same conservation officers present on June 21 stopped Eubanks to effect an arrest on July 4, 1980 but Eubanks resisted and officer Farlow testified that Eubanks kicked him three times. The Court stated this about the underlying facts supporting the warrant: We are of the opinion Farlow's testimony concerning the warrant for reckless driving on state property, possession of alcoholic beverages on state property, failing to yield to a blue light and resisting arrest, was admissible to prove Farlow was acting within his authority to arrest Eubanks. However, it was error for the trial court to allow Farlow and Shoemake to testify as to the details of the incident at Lake Perry on June 21, 1980. There was no connection between the facts surrounding that incident and the charge of simple assault for which Eubanks was tried. Id. at 1332. This Court noted the exceptions to the general rule concerning evidence of other crimes but stated that the crimes of June 21 were not so connected to the assault of July 4 that they could not be separated. We distinguish Eubanks because here we find the incident at Nethercott's was "integrally intertwined" with the assault on Jenkins, thus there was in fact a close connection here not present in Eubanks. Further, the Court in Eubanks made little reference to exceptions to the general rule concerning evidence of other crimes. Specifically, the Court in Eubanks did not discuss the possible alternative grounds for admissibility here of demonstrating motive and intent. For these reasons we hold Eubanks does not control us here. II. WAS THE VERDICT AGAINST THE OVERWHELMING WEIGHT OF THE EVIDENCE? We should start here by noting that determining the credibility of witnesses is uniquely a jury function. Anderson v. State, 461 So.2d 716 (Miss. 1984); Grosclose v. State, 440 So.2d 297 (Miss. 1983). As the state notes, this Court said in Billiot v. State, 454 So.2d 445, 463 (Miss. 1984), "the jury's decision based on conflicting evidence will not be set aside where there is substantial and believeable evidence supporting the verdict." There can be no question that the case here presented conflicts in testimony. Thomas' version of the altercation with Jenkins varied substantially from the state's version. Yet, Thomas maintains the state's proof is inherently unbelieveable. He argues, in essence, that the testimony of officer Jenkins could not be believed because it is inherently unbelieveable that Thomas could have struck Jenkins hard enough to bust Jenkins' straw hat without somehow injurying Jenkins. We consider this assignment of error to be without merit as merely rehashing what was properly a *486 jury question on substantial and believeable evidence. The hat identified to be Jenkins' was before the jury who could have assessed the plausibility of Jenkins' story. For the reasons stated, we affirm. AFFIRMED. WALKER, C.J., ROY NOBLE LEE and HAWKINS, P.JJ., and PRATHER, ROBERTSON, SULLIVAN, ANDERSON and GRIFFIN, JJ., concur.