Veterinary medicine offers many challenges to the scientist developing new dosage forms and medicines. These challenges arise from the diverse nature of the field, which covers a multitude of animal species that differ in size, habits, social behavior, etc.; farm management practices in which farmers may not have any direct contact with their flock or herd for many weeks or even months; and anatomical and physiological constraints that are peculiar to an individual animal species. These factors present the formulation scientist with a unique opportunity to develop innovative solutions to challenging and demanding delivery problems.
In the food animal pharmaceutical business, there are many issues that make the development of a veterinary dosage form particularly challenging. For example, the profit margins associated with the raising and selling of farmed animals are rather slim. As a result, it is not atypical for only a few cents per dose to make a large difference to the farmer's overall profit. Therefore, the formulation scientist must produce a product under considerable cost constraints. In addition, the product manufacturers must also accept that their profit margins will be slim. However, this situation can be used to justify the development of a controlled-release formulation for a drug that is administered on multiple occasions. This is because every visit of the veterinarian is associated with the cost of their time and expertise. This, together with the cost of rounding up individual animals for treatment, results in a cheap delivery formulation becoming an expensive treatment. Thus the more frequently a product needs to be administered (e.g., once a day vs. once a season), the overall cost of the treatment effectively increases. Innovative adjustments in a once-a-day administration to make it a one-time-only administration can vastly improve the costs of the overall treatment. Moreover, the development of a more complex controlled-release delivery system that delivers the active agent over an entire season has the potential to open huge areas of the market, allowing the handling of the animals only once, when they are turned to pasture.
The companion animal market is somewhat different in that the potential cost and profit margins associated with a product developed for a companion animal can be much higher compared with one developed for the food animal market. First, the companion animal owner does not own, and therefore does not have to treat, several hundred animals in their herd or flock. Rather, the outlay is directed toward a single animal. Second, the price of the delivery system is not determined by the profitability of the animal, but by the arbitrary value of the animal to the owner. Theoretically, therefore, the companion animal market will support the development of more complex and expensive dosage forms. Whether developing new products for livestock or companion animals, the challenges are always exciting and the scientific problem solving conducted to bring new medicines to the market can be fulfilling to the pharmaceutical scientists working in the veterinary medicine arena.


After you arrival on Saturday, you will have two days for settling in at KASAPA Centre: an afternoon at the beach, a stroll through our local community, initial contacts with women from different walks of life (details in the tabulated overview).
Then we proceed to Kumasi and surrounding areas (4th – 7th day): first to the magical and peaceful Bosomtwi crater-lake on the banks of which we'll settle for the next three nights in a beautiful lodge. visiting places of historic interest in the Ashanti kingdom and traditional religion, e.g. an old Ashanti fetish shrine (UNESCO World Heritage Site); an extended stroll through Kumasi's immense colourful and ever-busy Central Market (the largest in West Africa) and a meeting with the representatives of a traditional market women's association; then to the Cultural Centre which houses various arts and crafts stalls and a small but very informative Museum about the history of the Ashanti kingdom. Next day, an Ashanti "queen mother" will receive us, if possible, and we will visit the weaving village Bonwire where the famous Kente fabrics are produced. Traditionally, only men are entitled to do it, but we will try to also meet one of the few women who acquired a position in the highly esteemed weavers' guild.
Then we continue to the Mesomagor, a remote village of cocoa farmers about 1,5 hrs north of Cape Coast (8th – 10th day). Here you can witness the peasants' way of processing palm nuts, cassava and cocoa, can taste fresh palm-wine and meet the representatives of the local "women's association." Mesomagor also boasts a marvellous dance troup, a traditional bamboo orchestra and an evening entertainment of humourous traditional "story-telling" – village life at it's best!
Then along the West Coast (11th – 13th day), initially to an idyllic beach resort at Ampenyi Beach. After the first overnight there, we will visit the "Global Mamas" in Cape Coast, a self-help organisation of well over 600 women marketing their traditional handicrafts even internationally. Next morning, we proceed from Ampenyi beach to the to the scenic fishing town of Elmina with its famous ancient Portuguese slave trade castle. Later in the afternoon, our programme will take us to Kakum National Park normally one "jungle night" in a well secured tree house (otherwise in a hotel nearby); very early next morning the famous "Canopy Walk" over suspended walkways connecting giant rainforest trees and an informative hiking trail. A visit to Cape Coast Castle museum, in the afternoon back to KASAPA Centre.
On the 14th day, we can go to Accra (for example, to the big shop of "Global Mama"). Then, on the 15th day, after a last overnight at KASAPA Centre transfer to airport Accra and takeoff back home.
Requirements: Despite tropical temperatures (usually between 27 – 22°) and high levels of air humidity, average physical condition will be sufficient. Important are flexibility and adaptability as everyday-life in Africa does not always go according to plans and expectations.
* Circuit maybe slightly modified.


(Reuters) - Simon Yates' slender lead in the Vuelta a Espana was cut from 33 to 25 seconds after the Briton lost ground to Spaniard Alejandro Valverde in Wednesday's mountain stage, which was won by Canadian rider Michael Woods.
Woods snatched a first grand tour victory by edging ahead of Belgian Dylan Teuns in thick mist 400 metres from the summit finish of the Balcon de Bizkaia mountain at the end of the 157km stage from Getxo, outlasting a breakaway also containing Team Sky's David de la Cruz and Rafal Majka.
Thursday sees the final flat stage of the Vuelta, a 186.1km route from Ejea de los Caballeros to Lleida before two final summit finishes in the Pyrenees mountains, which will almost certainly determine the winner of the race, which culminates with Sunday's procession through Madrid.


That was my short list. I do try to keep a list going of these things all the time, but especially when I am feeling pessimistic, it helps me re-focus on what is good. Please share your lists with me!
Such a good idea. You are at the top of my list.


The new map of Vesta is a detailed geologic record of the asteroid.
High-resolution new maps show the cratered, rocky surface of the huge asteroid Vesta in unprecedented detail, researchers say.
Images captured by NASA's Dawn spacecraft were woven together to create geologic maps of the giant asteroid Vesta. The maps — the most detailed ones yet of of Vesta's surface features — serve as a geologic record of the asteroid that astronomers can compare to other planets and celestial bodies, researchers said.
Scientists combined 15 separate maps into one Vesta uber-map, which shows that meteorites have pummeled the asteroid since its formation about 10 million years after the birth of the solar system. Astronomers can piece together Vesta's geologic timeline based on the sequence of meteorite impacts.
The brown colors on the map show the oldest and most heavily cratered areas on Vesta, while purple shows where Vesta was struck by two large impactors; the light purple and dark blue colors show the interior basins of the two massive impacts. Greens and yellows show the youngest material on Vesta, which likely came from landslides or later meteorite strikes, researchers said.
A special camera onboard the Dawn spacecraft made the geologic maps possible. The camera uses seven different color filers that help analyze the different minerals covering Vesta's surface. The photos were used to create 3D topographic models, which were then converted into maps of the surface.
It took over two years to sift through all the images and create the maps, said David Williams of Arizona State University, one of the lead scientists on the project. The maps were published this week along with a series of papers in the journal Icarus.
Vesta and other asteroids like it are relics from the birth of our solar system. Astronomers study them to learn more about how the solar system formed. Many asteroids also carry organic compounds and could help explain how life on Earth began.
Dawn is now on its way to the dwarf planet Ceres, and will likely arrive in March 2015.


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package com.intellij.vcs.log.ui.frame;

import com.intellij.ide.CopyProvider;
import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.*;
import com.intellij.openapi.diagnostic.Logger;
import com.intellij.openapi.ide.CopyPasteManager;
import com.intellij.openapi.util.text.StringUtil;
import com.intellij.openapi.vcs.changes.Change;
import com.intellij.openapi.vcs.changes.issueLinks.TableLinkMouseListener;
import com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile;
import com.intellij.ui.JBColor;
import com.intellij.ui.PopupHandler;
import com.intellij.ui.table.JBTable;
import com.intellij.util.containers.ContainerUtil;
import com.intellij.util.ui.UIUtil;
import com.intellij.vcs.log.Hash;
import com.intellij.vcs.log.data.VcsLogDataHolder;
import com.intellij.vcs.log.graph.elements.Edge;
import com.intellij.vcs.log.graph.elements.GraphElement;
import com.intellij.vcs.log.graph.elements.Node;
import com.intellij.vcs.log.graph.render.*;
import com.intellij.vcs.log.printmodel.GraphPrintCell;
import com.intellij.vcs.log.printmodel.SpecialPrintElement;
import com.intellij.vcs.log.ui.VcsLogUI;
import com.intellij.vcs.log.ui.render.CommitCellRender;
import com.intellij.vcs.log.ui.render.GraphCommitCellRender;
import com.intellij.vcs.log.ui.tables.AbstractVcsLogTableModel;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.Nullable;

import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.event.*;
import javax.swing.table.DefaultTableCellRenderer;
import javax.swing.table.TableCellRenderer;
import javax.swing.table.TableColumn;
import javax.swing.table.TableModel;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.datatransfer.StringSelection;
import java.awt.event.MouseAdapter;
import java.awt.event.MouseEvent;
import java.util.List;

import static com.intellij.vcs.log.graph.render.PrintParameters.HEIGHT_CELL;

/**
 * @author erokhins
 */
public class VcsLogGraphTable extends JBTable implements TypeSafeDataProvider, CopyProvider {

  private static final Logger LOG = Logger.getInstance(VcsLogGraphTable.class);
  private static final int ROOT_INDICATOR_WIDTH = 5;

  @NotNull private final VcsLogUI myUI;
  @NotNull private final GraphCellPainter myGraphPainter;

  private  volatile boolean myRepaintFreezed;

  public VcsLogGraphTable(@NotNull VcsLogUI UI, final VcsLogDataHolder logDataHolder) {
    super();
    myUI = UI;

    myGraphPainter = new SimpleGraphCellPainter(logDataHolder.isMultiRoot());

    setDefaultRenderer(VirtualFile.class, new RootCellRenderer(myUI));
    setDefaultRenderer(GraphCommitCell.class, new GraphCommitCellRender(myGraphPainter, logDataHolder, myUI.getColorManager()));
    setDefaultRenderer(CommitCell.class, new CommitCellRender(myUI.getColorManager(), logDataHolder.getProject()));
    setDefaultRenderer(String.class, new StringCellRenderer());

    setRowHeight(HEIGHT_CELL);
    setShowHorizontalLines(false);
    setIntercellSpacing(new Dimension(0, 0));

    getSelectionModel().addListSelectionListener(new ListSelectionListener() {
      @Override
      public void valueChanged(ListSelectionEvent e) {
        int selectedRow = getSelectedRow();
        if (selectedRow >= 0) {
          myUI.click(selectedRow);
        }
      }
    });

    MouseAdapter mouseAdapter = new MyMouseAdapter();
    addMouseMotionListener(mouseAdapter);
    addMouseListener(mouseAdapter);

    PopupHandler.installPopupHandler(this, VcsLogUI.POPUP_ACTION_GROUP, VcsLogUI.VCS_LOG_TABLE_PLACE);

    getColumnModel().addColumnModelListener(new TableColumnModelListener() {
      @Override
      public void columnAdded(TableColumnModelEvent e) {
        if (e.getToIndex() == AbstractVcsLogTableModel.ROOT_COLUMN) {
          myGraphPainter.setRootColumn(getColumnModel().getColumn(AbstractVcsLogTableModel.ROOT_COLUMN));
        }
      }

      @Override
      public void columnRemoved(TableColumnModelEvent e) {
      }

      @Override
      public void columnMoved(TableColumnModelEvent e) {
      }

      @Override
      public void columnMarginChanged(ChangeEvent e) {
      }

      @Override
      public void columnSelectionChanged(ListSelectionEvent e) {
      }
    });
  }

  @Override
  public String getToolTipText(@NotNull MouseEvent event) {
    int row = rowAtPoint(event.getPoint());
    int column = columnAtPoint(event.getPoint());
    if (column < 0 || row < 0) {
      return null;
    }
    if (column == AbstractVcsLogTableModel.ROOT_COLUMN) {
      Object at = getValueAt(row, column);
      if (at instanceof VirtualFile) {
        return ((VirtualFile)at).getPresentableUrl();
      }
    }
    return null;
  }

  public void setPreferredColumnWidths() {
    TableColumn rootColumn = getColumnModel().getColumn(AbstractVcsLogTableModel.ROOT_COLUMN);
    int rootWidth = myUI.getColorManager().isMultipleRoots() ? ROOT_INDICATOR_WIDTH : 0;
    // NB: all further instructions and their order are important, otherwise the minimum size which is less than 15 won't be applied
    rootColumn.setMinWidth(rootWidth);
    rootColumn.setMaxWidth(rootWidth);
    rootColumn.setPreferredWidth(rootWidth);

    getColumnModel().getColumn(AbstractVcsLogTableModel.COMMIT_COLUMN).setPreferredWidth(700);
    getColumnModel().getColumn(AbstractVcsLogTableModel.AUTHOR_COLUMN).setMinWidth(90);
    getColumnModel().getColumn(AbstractVcsLogTableModel.DATE_COLUMN).setMinWidth(90);
  }

  public void jumpToRow(int rowIndex) {
    scrollRectToVisible(getCellRect(rowIndex, 0, false));
    setRowSelectionInterval(rowIndex, rowIndex);
    scrollRectToVisible(getCellRect(rowIndex, 0, false));
  }

  @Override
  protected void paintComponent(Graphics g) {
    if (myRepaintFreezed) {
      return;
    }
    super.paintComponent(g);
  }

  /**
   * Freeze repaint to avoid repainting during changing the Graph.
   */
  public void executeWithoutRepaint(@NotNull Runnable action) {
    myRepaintFreezed = true;
    try {
      action.run();
    }
    finally {
      myRepaintFreezed = false;
    }
  }

  @Nullable
  public GraphPrintCell getGraphPrintCellForRow(TableModel model, int rowIndex) {
    if (rowIndex >= model.getRowCount()) {
      return null;
    }
    Object commitValue = model.getValueAt(rowIndex, AbstractVcsLogTableModel.COMMIT_COLUMN);
    if (commitValue instanceof GraphCommitCell) {
      GraphCommitCell commitCell = (GraphCommitCell)commitValue;
      return commitCell.getPrintCell();
    }
    return null;
  }

  @Nullable
  public List<Change> getSelectedChanges() {
    TableModel model = getModel();
    if (!(model instanceof AbstractVcsLogTableModel)) {
      LOG.error("Unexpected table model passed to the VcsLogGraphTable: " + model);
      return null;
    }
    return ((AbstractVcsLogTableModel)model).getSelectedChanges(getSelectedRows());
  }

  @Override
  public void calcData(DataKey key, DataSink sink) {
    if (PlatformDataKeys.COPY_PROVIDER == key) {
      sink.put(key, this);
    }
  }

  @Override
  public void performCopy(@NotNull DataContext dataContext) {
    List<String> hashes = ContainerUtil.newArrayList();
    for (int row : getSelectedRows()) {
      Hash hash = ((AbstractVcsLogTableModel)getModel()).getHashAtRow(row);
      if (hash != null) {
        hashes.add(hash.asString());
      }
    }
    if (!hashes.isEmpty()) {
      CopyPasteManager.getInstance().setContents(new StringSelection(StringUtil.join(hashes, "\n")));
    }
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isCopyEnabled(@NotNull DataContext dataContext) {
    return getSelectedRowCount() > 0;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isCopyVisible(@NotNull DataContext dataContext) {
    return true;
  }

  private class MyMouseAdapter extends MouseAdapter {
    private final Cursor DEFAULT_CURSOR = new Cursor(Cursor.DEFAULT_CURSOR);
    private final Cursor HAND_CURSOR = new Cursor(Cursor.HAND_CURSOR);
    private final TableLinkMouseListener myTableListener;

    MyMouseAdapter() {
      myTableListener = new TableLinkMouseListener();
    }

    @Nullable
    private GraphPrintCell getGraphPrintCell(MouseEvent e) {
      int rowIndex = PositionUtil.getRowIndex(e);
      return getGraphPrintCellForRow(getModel(), rowIndex);
    }

    @Nullable
    private GraphElement overCell(MouseEvent e) {
      int y = PositionUtil.getYInsideRow(e);
      int x = e.getX();
      GraphPrintCell row = getGraphPrintCell(e);
      return row != null ? myGraphPainter.mouseOver(row, x, y) : null;
    }

    @Nullable
    private Node arrowToNode(MouseEvent e) {
      int y = PositionUtil.getYInsideRow(e);
      int x = e.getX();
      GraphPrintCell row = getGraphPrintCell(e);
      if (row == null) {
        return null;
      }
      SpecialPrintElement printElement = myGraphPainter.mouseOverArrow(row, x, y);
      if (printElement == null) {
        return null;
      }
      Edge edge = printElement.getGraphElement().getEdge();
      if (edge == null) {
        return null;
      }
      return printElement.getType() == SpecialPrintElement.Type.DOWN_ARROW ? edge.getDownNode() : edge.getUpNode();
    }

    @Override
    public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e) {
      if (e.getClickCount() == 1) {
        Node jumpToNode = arrowToNode(e);
        if (jumpToNode != null) {
          jumpToRow(jumpToNode.getRowIndex());
        }
        GraphElement graphElement = overCell(e);
        myUI.click(graphElement);
        if (graphElement == null) {
          myUI.click(PositionUtil.getRowIndex(e));
        }
      }
      myTableListener.onClick(e, e.getClickCount());
    }

    @Override
    public void mouseMoved(MouseEvent e) {
      Node jumpToNode = arrowToNode(e);
      if (jumpToNode != null || isAboveLink(e)) {
        setCursor(HAND_CURSOR);
      }
      else {
        setCursor(DEFAULT_CURSOR);
      }
      myUI.over(overCell(e));
    }

    private boolean isAboveLink(MouseEvent e) {
      return myTableListener.getTagAt(e) != null;
    }

    @Override
    public void mouseEntered(MouseEvent e) {
      // Do nothing
    }

    @Override
    public void mouseExited(MouseEvent e) {
      // Do nothing
    }
  }

  private static class RootCellRenderer extends JPanel implements TableCellRenderer {

    private static final Logger LOG = Logger.getInstance(RootCellRenderer.class);

    @NotNull private final VcsLogUI myUi;

    @NotNull private Color myColor = UIUtil.getTableBackground();

    RootCellRenderer(@NotNull VcsLogUI ui) {
      myUi = ui;
    }

    @Override
    protected void paintComponent(Graphics g) {
      g.setColor(myColor);
      g.fillRect(0, 0, ROOT_INDICATOR_WIDTH - 1, HEIGHT_CELL);
      UIUtil.drawLine((Graphics2D)g, ROOT_INDICATOR_WIDTH - 1, 0, ROOT_INDICATOR_WIDTH - 1, HEIGHT_CELL, null,
                      myUi.getColorManager().getRootIndicatorBorder());
    }

    @Override
    public Component getTableCellRendererComponent(JTable table, Object value, boolean isSelected, boolean hasFocus, int row, int column) {
      if (value instanceof VirtualFile) {
        myColor = myUi.getColorManager().getRootColor((VirtualFile)value);
      }
      else {
        myColor = UIUtil.getTableBackground(isSelected);
      }
      return this;
    }
  }

  private class StringCellRenderer extends DefaultTableCellRenderer {
    @Override
    public Component getTableCellRendererComponent(JTable table, Object value, boolean isSelected, boolean hasFocus, int row, int column) {
      Component rendererComponent = super.getTableCellRendererComponent(table, value, isSelected, hasFocus, row, column);
      Object commit = getValueAt(row, AbstractVcsLogTableModel.COMMIT_COLUMN);
      if (commit instanceof GraphCommitCell) {
        setBackground(isSelected ? table.getSelectionBackground() : JBColor.WHITE);
      }
      return rendererComponent;
    }

  }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Dec 15, 2017. there are enough yuletide heroes out there to save the day. Keep this list — and check it twice — to find the closest stores open on Christmas. Here's a list of grocery stores open on Christmas. Last-minute Grocery stores open near me christmas day run? Here's a list of grocery Grocery stores open near me christmas day open on Christmas. NEWS;. Which. Christmas 2016 hours: What's open, closed and hours for Wal-Mart, Target, grocery stores Updated December 24, 2016 at 6: 12 PM; Posted December 24, 2016 at 6: 00 PM Christmas light show in Pitman.
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CSUN developing drones as part of mechanical engineering project
Rohit Ghosh
While use of drones has traditionally been a military function, recent improvements in technology have allowed for these unmanned aerial vehicles to invade college campuses across the nation.
As experts continue to debate whether or not domestic use of drones is a step in the right direction, dozens of universities have applied for permission to fly these drones across their respective campuses.
College campuses have been experimenting with the idea of using unmanned drones since early 2012. On a more larger level, drone usage has been a point of conversation since aerial warfare came to the forefront over 100 years ago. The first targeted attack from an unmanned aerial vehicle took place Feb. 4, 2002, in an attempt to kill someone the US thought was Osama Bin Laden.
The benefits, as far as military use goes, includes improved monitoring and surveillance, safer aviation testing, more methodical landscaping projects and potentially, more efficient modes of flight and methods of delivery. In regards to military use and targeted killing of drones, the technological convenience outweighs any other said benefit.
Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) and unmanned aerial systems (UAS) as Timothy Fox of CSUN's mechanical engineering department would rather refer to them as, create the opportunity to run tests without directly putting a human life in danger.
"Test pilots would no longer be put at risk, but would instead just be flying them safely from a building," said Ryan Crane, senior mechanical engineering.
Aside from the intended application of this technology, the potential benefits are now being applied on a more domestic level.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announced in Dec. 2013 that the company plans to offer 30-minute quick deliveries via drone-like 'octocopters.' While the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) still has to sign off on Amazon's flight plans, the new method of delivery – Prime Air – is still estimated to being launched sometime in 2015. Amazon's drones have a 10-mile radius and would be capable of carrying shipments of up to 5 pounds, which is the weight of about 86 percent of all Amazon deliveries.
The more surprising development of these unmanned aerial vehicles has been the increased demand for the technology at colleges and universities. According to Fox News, 34 colleges in the U.S. applied in 2012 for the use of drones on their campuses. The report states the schools plan to use the technology for scientific research.
Implementation of drones on a university campus is primarily beneficial to survey the campus for extended hours, according to Levon Petrosyan, senior Mechanical Engineering student working in Dr. Fox's senior design project in which the team builds a UAS for the Association for Unmanned Vehicles Systems International (AUVSI) competition in June.
During emergency lockdowns, a drone can provide vital information via reconnaissance without putting human lives in danger. Additionally, they can survey areas where patrol cars and officials aren't as effective.
Dr. Fox's senior aerial project, which 40 students are taking part in, involves mechanical engineering students designing and building a UAS, which consists of an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) and a ground controlled station (GCS). The goal is to build this aircraft with a control system that can survey and provide reconnaissance to the ground control system.
"In this case, we want to simulate an event in which a fire needs to be contained and information about humans or warn of possible threats," Petrosyan said.
This year's aircraft will be larger than any project in the past, allowing for the integration of solar cells. This added technology yields extended flight times and although expensive, can provide a more environmentally friendly and efficient alternative. Longer flight duration is especially useful in situations of larger, uncontained fires where recalling the aircraft to recharge/refuel is unproductive.
While safety continues to be the mask for a potentially intrusive form of technology, the likely drawbacks of cost and violation of privacy aren't easily ignored. Forbes estimates that Amazon's Prime Air drones will have an acquisition cost of $50,000, in addition to all future operation and maintenance costs that will most likely be in the hundreds of dollars per hour range. Universities will ultimately spend hundreds of thousands, even millions of dollars to both use and maintain such technology, a cost that will have a domino effect on tuition.
"I would oppose drones on college campuses," said Andres Granados, senior History student at CSUN. "We don't need tuition to increase and I think drones are an attempt to increase revenue for weapon companies and those who invest in them. I think it's about money, not safety."
In December 2013, three universities – the University of Alaska system, Texas A&M University at Corpus Christi, and Virginia Tech – were chosen by the federal government to be part of the six sites selected to test drone aircrafts. The testing will focus on improving safety standards.
As more universities get involved with projects relating to unmanned aerial vehicles, the futuristic world envisioned in Hanna-Barbera's Jetsons is slowly becoming a reality.
Rohit Ghosh, Author
Associated Students approves resolution for free menstrual products in all bathrooms on campus
Feeling stressed from finals? Unwind and recharge yourself at the Student Recreation Center and Oasis Wellness Center
CSUN COVID-19 Counts: Update as of Nov. 24

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Three impoverished room-mates kidnap middle-classed men and demand small ransoms to improve their respective lifestyles.
Arjun Mathur recalls National Award winning I Am's struggle!
The plot is very binding, telling the story about three middle-class men trying hard to meet ends. It showcases the plight in a very sharp manner, but on the other hand gets monotony while doing so.
The first 30 minutes fails to keep its viewers hooked, as it shows the prologue & introduces the character. Running for less than 100 minutes, it finds grip just before the intermission as is when the plot gets interesting. The climax is although implied, very good and the sole reason why I give it 6.7 out of 10.
Naseeruddin Shah, I won't say was wasted, but was not utilized much. Vijay Raaz steals the limelight with Arjun Mathur. Supporting cast is supportive. Music is fine, so is the cinematography & setup. Direction is average. Narration is fine, but the whole experience could have been more intense, had the makers polished it. Average comedy-drama.
BOTTOM LINE: Recommended, but nothing out-of-th-box here as we expect from independent movies.


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Q: Showing notification for new messages I have two tables messages and thread I am displaying new messages in inbox from messages table. If conversation is started I would like to show 1 new message just like the way Facebook does. When you start a conversation and it shows 1 new, 2 new... The code I have below doesn't show. It gives me undefined index thread_id
What I want is if the id of the messages table match the thread_message_id of thread table, show number of unread messages for each row in the messages table. As on the below image(I just put 1 NEW myself), I want to show the number of unread messages for each row.
 Does anyone have any idea?
$stmt = $msg->prepare(
"SELECT id, to_user, from_user, message, is_read, date, subject, orig_sender, conversation
FROM (
SELECT m.id, max(t.thread_id) thread_id,  m.to_user, m.from_user, m.message, m.is_read, m.date, m.subject, m.orig_sender, m.conversation
FROM messages m
LEFT JOIN thread t on(t.thread_message_id = m.id)
WHERE ( m.to_user = ?
AND m.deleted != ?
AND m.del2 != ?)
OR
(m.from_user = ?
AND m.conversation = 'true'
AND m.deleted != ?
AND m.del2 != ?)
GROUP BY m.id
ORDER BY m.conversation asc, thread_id desc
) tbl");
 echo $msg->error;
 $stmt->bind_param('sss....', $username......);
 $stmt->execute();

 //I did new select query to get the thread_message_id
 $thread = $msg->prepare("SELECT * FROM thread where thread_to_user = ? and thread_is_read = '0'");
 echo $msg->error;
 $thread->bind_param('s', $username->username );
 $thread->execute();
 $thread_unread = $thread->get_result();
 while ($row = $thread_unread->fetch_assoc()) {
 $thread_id = $row['thread_message_id'];
 }
while ($row = $max->fetch_assoc()) {

if($thread_id == $row['id'] && $thread->num_rows > 0){echo "
".$thread->num_rows." New"."
";}
?>

A: If you need to update instantly your page , you have to use Ajax .
The idea is to make a first request as you did and store the result in a variable on the client side using Javascript/jquery and set a Nseconde refresh interval and get the result (using ajax) , store it in another new variable and compare them .
If its not the same ,update your message number . Else leave it as it is .
Hope that helps.

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Kansas Voters To Decide First Trump-Era Congressional Election
KMUW | By Frank Morris
Published April 10, 2017 at 12:04 PM CDT
Frank Morris
On Tuesday, voters in south-central Kansas will be the first in the nation to decide a congressional race in the age of Trump. The special election in the Kansas 4th District will replace Mike Pompeo, who now leads the CIA.
It's a district that would, under normal circumstances, be considered a lock for the Republican candidate. But of course, these are not normal times, and resources are flooding into the district from left and right.
Last November, when Democrats and the rest of the country woke up to Donald Trump's surprise win, Kansas Democrats had something to celebrate. After years in the wilderness, Kansas Democrats converted a dozen seats in the state Legislature in 2016. Trump's victory and his appointment of then Kansas 4th District Congressman Mike Pompeo to head the CIA presented another opportunity.
The Democrat is a Sanders guy
James Thompson, a Sanders-inspired newbie, managed to beat a well-known politician in a local party convention to become the Democrats' candidate in the 4th.
Thompson is a civil rights attorney and strongly pro-union. He grew up dirt poor, mainly in Oklahoma, and he served in the Army, a fact he promotes in his advertisements.
"I want to be your congressman," states Thompson in one 30-second spot. "I want to fight for your jobs, I want to fight for our veterans, and I want to fight for your personal freedoms," says Thompson as an image of him aiming a military-style rifle crosses the screen. "My name's James Thompson. I'm a Kansas veteran, and I approved this message."
Thompson says he has lots of grassroots support, and he has been able to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars, reportedly, with help from a Sanders email list. The liberal website Daily Kos has been promoting his candidacy, and a group called Democracy for America has been lining up people from across the country to call 4th District voters on Thompson's behalf.
The Republican is a Trump guy
Thompson's Republican opponent, Ron Estes, is hardly defenseless. The Kansas 4th is, after all, home to Charles Koch, Koch Industries and the Kansas Chamber of Commerce. In addition to Wichita, the district includes most of south-central Kansas, a conservative stronghold. And Estes is an established insider.
"Ron Estes is the Kansas State Treasurer, and he's not a very well-known person, and nothing against him, but not a very dynamic politician," says Bob Beatty, professor of political science at Washburn University.
Beatty says Estes is, however, a familiar face around Wichita, where he served as Sedgwick County Treasurer. Estes has worked as a manager in the oil and manufacturing businesses. He stands out among Kansas Republicans as an early and avid Trump supporter. Like Trump, Estes promises to cut regulations and bring back manufacturing jobs.
In one ad he stands in an algae-covered pond, repeating Trump's pledge to "drain the swamp."
"After 8 years of Obama, America is weaker, and the swamp is deeper than we thought," says Estes, standing in an algae-covered pond. "And now the liberal activists are trying to steal this election, by supporting a Bernie Sanders-backed lawyer," Estes continues with swamp images flashing on the screen.
4th District race overshadowed
With the Trump guy versus Sanders guy match-up, you'd expect this first congressional election of the new presidency to draw attention. But another race is attracting millions of dollars from all over the country sucking the political oxygen -- money that is -- out of the Kansas 4th where fundraising is measured in hundreds of thousands.
"There's clearly going to be enough to run a solid campaign," says Neil Allen, who teaches political science at Wichita State University. "But for both Republicans and especially Democrats, the fact that the Georgia 6th, looks to be very competitive, and that election occurs a week after the Kansas 4th, that has drawn most of the national money."
That Georgia race is to replace Tom Price, who Trump named to be Secretary of Health and Human Services. Georgia's 6th is in suburban Atlanta. It's also supposed to be a safe Republican seat. But the four viable Republican contenders face one Democrat; and the Democrat, Jon Ossoff, has raised more than $8 million. Ossoff is generating so much support that he threatens to win 50 percent in a crowded field and forego a runoff election. The national GOP is going to the mat to stop him.
While the race in Georgia overshadows the Kansas 4th on the national scene, Thompson isn't even getting a lot of support from the Kansas Democratic Party. In fact, his campaign has feuded with party leaders over a request for a measly $20,000. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has been completely silent in Thompson's race.
"If the Democrats are going to take the House back, they probably have to take a few districts like the Georgia 6th in the north Atlanta suburbs," says Allen. "But the Kansas 4th is just a lot more Republican. And the kind of voters that tend to be swinging toward the Democrats are just not that populous around Wichita."
4th District is tough for Democrats
In the last three congressional elections, Democratic challengers attracted only about 30 percent of the vote against Mike Pompeo. Beatty says it's unlikely Thompson will turn that around in the space of a few months.
"Everybody would just be shocked if Thompson won. Personally, if it were within single digits, in Kansas, I'd say, that's unbelievable!" says Beatty.
But, guess what, late last week the Kansas 4th District race suddenly popped up on Washington's radar. The National Republican Congressional Committee abruptly weighed in with an attack ad. Republican operatives have been telling reporters that the Kansas race is uncomfortably close.
Beatty doesn't buy it. He doesn't think the talk, or the GOP's last-minute ad buy necessarily signals a big turn in the race. He says the idea may be simply to make sure that Estes's base takes the election seriously. Because, as early turnouts indicate, it's a pretty safe bet that Thompson's core people will.
Frank Morris is a national correspondent and senior editor at KCUR, a partner in the Kansas News Service. You can reach him on Twitter @FrankNewsman.
PoliticsKansas News ServiceSpecial Election
Frank Morris has supervised the reporters in KCUR's newsroom since 1999. In addition to his managerial duties, Morris files regularly with National Public Radio. He's covered everything from tornadoes to tax law for the network, in stories spanning eight states. His work has won dozens of awards, including four national Public Radio News Directors awards (PRNDIs) and several regional Edward R. Murrow awards. In 2012 he was honored to be named "Journalist of the Year" by the Heart of America Press Club.
See stories by Frank Morris
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Meet The 4th Congressional Candidates: James Thompson
Meet The 4th Congressional Candidates: Ron Estes


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package org.apache.jmeter.samplers;

import org.apache.jmeter.util.JMeterUtils;
import org.apache.log.Logger;
import org.apache.jorphan.logging.LoggingManager;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.rmi.RemoteException;
import java.io.ObjectStreamException;
import java.io.Serializable;

/**
 * Implements batch reporting for remote testing.
 *
 */
public class BatchSampleSender extends AbstractSampleSender implements Serializable {
    private static final Logger log = LoggingManager.getLoggerForClass();

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 240L;

    private static final int DEFAULT_NUM_SAMPLE_THRESHOLD = 100;

    private static final long DEFAULT_TIME_THRESHOLD = 60000L;

    // Static fields are resolved on the server
    private static final int NUM_SAMPLES_THRESHOLD =
        JMeterUtils.getPropDefault("num_sample_threshold", DEFAULT_NUM_SAMPLE_THRESHOLD); // $NON-NLS-1$

    private static final long TIME_THRESHOLD_MS =
        JMeterUtils.getPropDefault("time_threshold", DEFAULT_TIME_THRESHOLD); // $NON-NLS-1$

    // instance fields are copied from the client instance
    private final int clientConfiguredNumSamplesThreshold =
            JMeterUtils.getPropDefault("num_sample_threshold", DEFAULT_NUM_SAMPLE_THRESHOLD); // $NON-NLS-1$

    private final long clientConfiguredTimeThresholdMs =
            JMeterUtils.getPropDefault("time_threshold", DEFAULT_TIME_THRESHOLD); // $NON-NLS-1$

    private final RemoteSampleListener listener;

    private final List<SampleEvent> sampleStore = new ArrayList<SampleEvent>();

    // Server-only work item
    private transient long batchSendTime = -1;

    // Configuration items, set up by readResolve
    private transient volatile int numSamplesThreshold;

    private transient volatile long timeThresholdMs;

    /**
     * @deprecated only for use by test code
     */
    @Deprecated
    public BatchSampleSender(){
        this(null);
        log.warn("Constructor only intended for use in testing"); // $NON-NLS-1$
    }
    /**
     * Constructor
     *
     * @param listener
     *            that the List of sample events will be sent to.
     */
    // protected added: Bug 50008 - allow BatchSampleSender to be subclassed
    protected BatchSampleSender(RemoteSampleListener listener) {
        this.listener = listener;
        if (isClientConfigured()) {
            log.info("Using batching (client settings) for this run."
                    + " Thresholds: num=" + clientConfiguredNumSamplesThreshold
                    + ", time=" + clientConfiguredTimeThresholdMs);
        } else {
            log.info("Using batching (server settings) for this run.");
        }
    }

   /**
    * @return the listener
    */
    // added: Bug 50008 - allow BatchSampleSender to be subclassed
   protected RemoteSampleListener getListener() {
       return listener;
   }

   /**
    * @return the sampleStore
    */
   // added: Bug 50008 - allow BatchSampleSender to be subclassed
   protected List<SampleEvent> getSampleStore() {
       return sampleStore;
   }

    /**
     * Checks if any sample events are still present in the sampleStore and
     * sends them to the listener. Informs the listener of the testended.
     *
     * @param host
     *            the host that the test has ended on.
     */
    @Override
    public void testEnded(String host) {
        log.info("Test Ended on " + host);
        try {
            if (sampleStore.size() != 0) {
                listener.processBatch(sampleStore);
                sampleStore.clear();
            }
            listener.testEnded(host);
        } catch (RemoteException err) {
            log.error("testEnded(host)", err);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Stores sample events untill either a time or sample threshold is
     * breached. Both thresholds are reset if one fires. If only one threshold
     * is set it becomes the only value checked against. When a threhold is
     * breached the list of sample events is sent to a listener where the event
     * are fired locally.
     *
     * @param e
     *            a Sample Event
     */
    @Override
    public void sampleOccurred(SampleEvent e) {
        List<SampleEvent> clonedStore = null;
        synchronized (sampleStore) {
            sampleStore.add(e);
            final int sampleCount = sampleStore.size();

            boolean sendNow = false;
            if (numSamplesThreshold != -1) {
                if (sampleCount >= numSamplesThreshold) {
                    sendNow = true;
                }
            }

            long now = 0;
            if (timeThresholdMs != -1) {
                now = System.currentTimeMillis();
                // Checking for and creating initial timestamp to check against
                if (batchSendTime == -1) {
                    this.batchSendTime = now + timeThresholdMs;
                }
                if (batchSendTime < now && sampleCount > 0) {
                    sendNow = true;
                }
            }

            if (sendNow){
                @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") // OK because sampleStore is of type ArrayList<SampleEvent>
                final ArrayList<SampleEvent> clone = (ArrayList<SampleEvent>)((ArrayList<SampleEvent>)sampleStore).clone();
                clonedStore = clone;
                sampleStore.clear();
                if (timeThresholdMs != -1) {
                    this.batchSendTime = now + timeThresholdMs;
                }
            }
        } // synchronized(sampleStore)

        if (clonedStore != null){
            try {
                log.debug("Firing sample");
                listener.processBatch(clonedStore);
                clonedStore.clear();
            } catch (RemoteException err) {
                log.error("sampleOccurred", err);
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Processed by the RMI server code; acts as testStarted().
     * @throws ObjectStreamException
     */
    private Object readResolve() throws ObjectStreamException{
        if (isClientConfigured()) {
            numSamplesThreshold = clientConfiguredNumSamplesThreshold;
            timeThresholdMs = clientConfiguredTimeThresholdMs;
        } else {
            numSamplesThreshold =  NUM_SAMPLES_THRESHOLD;
            timeThresholdMs = TIME_THRESHOLD_MS;
        }
        log.info("Using batching for this run."
                + " Thresholds: num=" + numSamplesThreshold
                + ", time=" + timeThresholdMs);
        return this;
    }
}


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Vino Greco is the name of a wine style which originated, at least 2,150 years ago, as an Italian imitation of the sweet, strong Greek wines that were exported to Italy at the period of the Roman Republic and Roman Empire. Its names in other languages were: Latin vinum graecum; English Greek, greke, wine greke; French vin grec. The earliest recipe for vinum Graecum is in Cato the Elder's manual of farming, De agri cultura, compiled around 150 BC. Salt is added to the must. Once sealed in amphoras, vinum graecum is matured under the sun for two years before sale. Incidentally, the name did not necessarily cause confusion with real exported Greek wine, which was called vinum transmarinum ("overseas wine") in classical Latin. Methods have changed totally over the long history of vino greco, but the name still survives in a few Italian wines, notably the sweet white Greco di Bianco and Greco di Gerace from southern Calabria (they both can be only produced in Reggio Calabria area).

Middles Ages to modern day
Vino greco reappears in late medieval and early modern texts from Italy, France, Catalonia, Germany and England. Curiously, the 14th century Florentine merchant Francesco Pegolotti records in Pratica della mercatura (c. 1340) that vino greco was exported from Italy to Constantinople, the Byzantine Greek capital. Again, there was not necessarily any confusion, since wine exported from Greece was at that period usually called vino di Romania (Rumney wine in English).

The Italian gastronome Platina, in De honesta voluptate et valetudine (1475), says that the best vino greco was made at San Gimignano (Non improbatur et graecum, maxime vero quod in oppidum Geminianum in Hetruria nascitur), but he is careful to distinguish it from the still-famous Vernaccia di San Gimignano. Vino greco or wine Greek is described by several authors as being made on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius; one such traveller is the scientist John Ray, writing in 1673. Ray distinguishes this Greco from another Vesuvian type, Lagrime, which is evidently the wine now called Lacryma Christi.

See also
Ancient Greece and wine

References

Vinum Graecum
Medieval wine
Italian wine

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Twitter has always been good for getting immediate answers to the most esoteric questions. Usually it is someone who is following you who supplies the answer, and those are always the best ones. But Q&A sites also want in on the supplying answers to people with questions on Twitter.
One of the biggest Q&A sites on the Web, Answers.com, now offers answers to anyone who Tweets a question to @answersdotcom. (The @answers account is owned by Mahalo, which has its own rival social Q&A service on Twitter which routes questions to humans). When you Tweet a question to @answersdotcom, you get a reply almost immediately which is the top answer from the site, or from WikiAnswers, which it also owns.
@Answersdotcom does best with trivia or factual questions. Ask, How many bones are in the human body? It comes up with 206. Or, How many people live in France? It estimates 65 million.
But if you ask, What wine goes with lamb?, apparently nobody has ever asked that on Answers.com.
Ah well, there's always Aardvark.


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Q: Create fillable PDF form fields in existing PDF from NodeJS Is anyone aware of a way to create a fillable PDF form fields strict from code with NodeJS (or something that can be called from NodeJS)?
I am planning an application that takes an existing PDF an injects fillable form fields into marked sections resulting in a new PDF. This (second) PDF will be locked and released and then again filled from the database by filling only the form fields resulting in a third document.
Background is to create test documents from one database and later fill it from an other database in a regulated environment.
I found PDFFiller that is able to fill PDF forms but did not find any way to create form fields only by code.
Any tip or help is very appreciated! Thanks in advance.


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Lahore Market Fire Kills 13
Arif Ali—AFP
Hospital chief says narrow streets of Anarkali hampered rescue operation.
A fire erupted in a busy market in Lahore on Monday, killing at least 13 people and injuring two others, officials said.
An electrical short circuit in a four-story building was the likely cause of the fire in Anarkali bazaar, where electronic items, lighters, and sunglasses are manufactured and sold, officials said.
"We received 13 dead, including one woman and a 13-year-old child," said Dr. Amjad Shahzad, chief of Lahore's Mayo hospital. "The child was burnt while rest died of suffocation," he said, adding that the rescue operation was hampered by the narrow streets in the area.
Rescue department spokesman Jam Sajjad confirmed the casualties.


with Ms. Dopplehoe. anyhoo, I was thinking that she really is not because doppleganger basically means "twin", right?
screw with Lara's mind, she would make a clone that looks and behaves exactly like Lara. any thoughts?
So, maybe it wasn't that important for her, which colour her hair and eyes are.
Can we not call her the doppelhoe? God, I just had a rant over at TombRaiderForums about this audacity of a nickname and it's aggravating to have people call her that. I mean, I'm not going to start a rant, but how exactly is she a hoe? What's the definition of the word anyway? It's a a prostitute. Diminutive form of "whore." She's neither. But whatever, no one gives a hoot what I think about the subject anyway.
The doppelganger is indeed a twin of Lara, but let's focus on the details. She's a deadly, malicious, homicidal facsimile of Ms. Croft. Last I checked, Lara wasn't any of the adjectives described so of course they aren't going to look the same. The idea behind the DG was to show the dark side of Lara hence the gothic, scary, evil look for her clone. I don't believe it was Natla's intention to screw with Lara's mind, hell I think that was the last intention Natla had.
As for the doppelganger not being confused with Lara, have you even played Underworld? Zip mistook the doppelganger for Lara, didn't he? Point proven. When the DG is out and about, people who know Lara will think she's gone mad and all that, hence her evil look. As for her eyes, she has Lara's pupils obviously but the retinas are yellow to make her look more malicious.
So yeah, she is indeed a doppelganger, but I don't think anyone predicted that someone would delve deep into the concept and pick it apart, ;-) .
the name "Dopplehoe", I think it's cute in a somewhat sexist manner. of course, I'd probably use "twin" or "double"
or "clone" or even "Lara" in my tales. anyway, just an observation not a complaint.


Well I had planned on what I was going to blog about all week and then was thrown a wee 'monkey' wrench, Cashy Hyde passed away. http://cashhyde.blogspot.ca/ I was on FB for only a moment and wanted to check out his mom's page to see how things were and I saw a sentence and went back to the 'safety' of my page to ask did Cashy pass? I did not want to read it- I was not prepared ;-(.
My head is still dizzy and I am trying to stay off the computer, when I read 'YES he did' I burst into tears. Not good under the situation.
I thought about Cashy so much while in the hospital - him and my good friend Lauren. Both have gone through so much - makes my operation look like Mickey Mouse ;-( I wonder how they did it, and in Lauren's case will continue to do so. Every time I felt like crying I thought of them for strength.
BUT - I am still here too. Thank you God for that. So - FORWARD.
I read the thanksgiving blog and I am so touched and impressed with the woman that Kalli Hyde is - you have no idea. Her strength and sharing the details - I hope and pray it helps her to 'get it out'. As HEARTBREAKING as the photo of Cashy is in his little coffin - I admire her for posting it as it is a fact. Children are dying from cancer. If this photo hits home with just one person - they might make a difference, or at least might just be a little more compassionate to those around them & it might make some parents realize the gift that our children are. I understand Kalli for doing this and love the family for it, I am sure it was well thought out.
Cannabis helped Cashy - Cannabis should be in my opinion one of the first choices when helping children with pain- be it from cancer, a terminal illness, juvenile arthritis, HIV - sadly the list is long. It is far less TOXIC that many other medications given to our babies every day. I also understood her calling the Dr. for Morphine. To see your child suffer you would do what ever it takes to end the suffering. Cashy is in God's arms. He was not here for long but he has changed the world, for the better. I am sure his mom being a nurse is one of the best nurses as she has a new understanding of compassion that thankfully many of us will not understand in our lifetime. There is no greater love than a mother/father and child and to lose a child is the greatest loss. One I thank God I have not experienced, although I'd be a liar if I had not thought about it - (too much) you have a tendency to do that when Dr.s tell you: they only expect your son to live to the age of 12.
My son is here and I thank God every day! LOL - especially recently - he is just amazing, helping me, cleaning the house, helping with everything and making me laugh! I've been pretty grumpy off and on and he has just ignored that. He is so friggen wise for 20 it blows my mind. Kalli mentioned Cashy was 'an old sole' and I feel this with Storm, they have already dealt with more in a life time than most of us ever will.
I have so much I want to do today - I can get up and about but still have to take it easy - my body not fully co-operating with my legs and my head woozy after only a short time. I'm drawing and thinking of my next craft! I am also going to enjoy all the beauty around me!
The Christmas cactus that greeted on my kitchen table was not in bloom when I went into the hospital! Plants!!! Everyday miracles! Enjoy the day! In honor of Cashy I will be posting 'how to draw a cute little monkey' later today.
Tell your kid(s) If they are 2 or 45... tell them.
<lol This is what my crazy brain thought of.. when I was told I have 15 staples, not 'In' grey but close enough! Im home! Yippie and this is the first time I felt like sitting here... Let's hope I soon close the last page on this book! WHEW!
I was on morphine ;-( and stuff, the first stuff I quickly tossed. I wondered if I was having such a hard time because perhaps I have not taken anything another than Cannabis the past 4 years and let me tell you my body was not happy about all the stuff in it. At one point I was ready to tell the nurse I was going to have my son bring in the volcano. A joke that this was not a first option offered- but we have to work on that I know - through education. A medicine my country recognizes, Dr., prescribes has helped for years but I can't use in hospital? YOU know there's a toon about that on the way.. I will tell you when the fluid has been drained from your brain, teflon inserted at spinal cord , 15 staples ... I was not in the mood to argue or educate anyone.
I'm back! Everything for a reason!!!
The Surgeon (I have not seen yet) apparently told my family it was a blood cell that had a vein twisted around it like a vine (?) I will know more when I talk to the Dr. BUT I can tell you that I already feel better!!! I do have the twitch, not as strong, painful or as often and I can seem to tame the beast with some deep breathing and sleep. So that is what I plan on doing first and foremost. I will be at my drawing desk later today!
Below some images - why because I am a visual, curious, person! I figure some of you might be too and besides its my head not yours! LOL I have some interesting blogs the next few days about medication and NIGHTMARES! KOWABUNGA!
T.V in hospitals - Nursing staff, Gas Elevators, Mickey Mouse and more! Stay tooned.
I wont' be on FB - its too much to even write this blog right now but thank you for all who have sent well wishes and support - I have not even read them but my son said there was a few.
OH! How cool -I log on to my mail - and there is a e mail: Congratulations! You've been nominated: 2012 WEGO Health Activist Awards! It made my day , the fact that someone nominated me was pretty amazing alone.
Back to bed! Toon tomorrow! xox Plant the seed!!!
It has been 3 years. Steadily progressing the past year has been very frightening with the degree that it has escalated.
With this surgery there is hope! If God has decided to grace me with surgery that will tame this twitch I shall be creatively grateful! Pencils sharpened!
I'm going to rest my mind, focus on where I want to go and how I want to get there. Peacefully. Creatively.
The love I feel for my husband and the best son in the entire universe (you can't go any further) who have supported me on this rough ride - and it has not always been cannabliss - I can tell you that! I look forward to being better and having good times with my guys!
Fish to catch, stuff to design, Norm to build, Drawings to do! Crafts to craft!
Dogs to play with! Adventures to be had! I have SEEDs to sow!
Remember to plant the seed of Cannabis education!!!
It's a New Day! There is much to be hopeful for!!!
Wow! I woke up this a.m. and logged on to Facebook - knowing I would see who the President was- Yeah Obama! I am glad Obama got a second term and did not think it fair that anyone could go in after GB and even come close to 'fixing' any of that. We are told a successful business has a very difficult first 5 years and many do not go on past 3, so why should this be any different? I also LIKE him as a person. Not that we are chums but I believe he is a good person. Now I hope he legalizes across the USA for Cannabis. The American people need to make the choice for themselves. HE ALSO knows the truths of cannabis being a cannabis consumer himself.
Then this afternoon I pick up my mail only to see the newest issue of Canada's 420 insider!
Colorado is the first state to become legal.


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If you've recently found yourself getting into vinyl for the first time, you might be in one of two camps; those who enjoy digging the crates in charity shops and scouring eBay for hard-to-find gems and bargains, or those who find all of that a bit too much hassle.
Being in the latter camp is fine, of course, but what if the albums you're looking for had long since disappeared from the shelves by the time you purchased your shiny new turntable?
With the surge in vinyl sales over the last few years showing no sign of slowing, demand for older albums on vinyl is on the rise and, up until recently, that's been good news if you're offloading your collection, but not so much if you're on the hunt for records that are already out of print.
Well, help is at hand. Artists and record labels alike have begun to respond to the rising demand in recent months and while vinyl reissues are hardly anything new, they are becoming more common and several artists have taken the decision this year to reissue their entire back catalogues on wax.
Along with Daft Punk and The Prodigy, Chemical Brothers helped transform dance music from a fringe genre exclusively enjoyed in nightclubs into a mainstream phenomenon that works just as well at festivals as it does on the dancefloor. The duo are now re-releasing six of their brilliant albums that had been unavailable on vinyl for several years and, as of November 18, you'll be able to get your hands on repressed versions of Exit Planet Dust, Dig Your Own Hole, Come With Us, Further, We Are The Night and Push The Button. Each is available on 2xLP 180g vinyl, each with its own unique colour. You can find the full catalogue here.
Back in August this year the synth-pop pioneers began a reissue programme to re-release their entire back catalogue on vinyl, starting with Speak & Spell, Some Great Reward, Delta Machine, Construction Time Again and A Broken Frame. In October, they added Black Celebration, Violator, Songs of Faith and Devotion and the highly sought-after 101: Live. More are coming next year, including Music for the Masses, which is due to drop on February 10. In the meantime you can find all the albums reissued so far right here.
If you've been into Beck's music ever since you heard 'Loser' from his debut album Mellow Gold for the first time, you might be a lucky owner of one of the original vinyl LPs from his early career, but this was at a time when CD and cassette were still the dominant formats and vinyl pressings were pretty limited. For the rest of us, picking one up second-hand can be expensive, so this year Beck is another who has helpfully decided on a programme of reissues, beginning with Odelay, Sea Change and Guero, which arrived in October. More are on the way, including Mellow Gold, Mutations, Midnite Vultures, The Information and Modern Guilt. There are no release dates for the latter batch at the time of writing, but for now you can find all the available vinyl reissues from his catalogue here.
Pink Floyd have been on a bit of a vinyl crusade this year, starting with the announcement back in May that they would be repressing all of their albums on the format for the first time in 20 years, all on heavyweight 180g black vinyl. The first batch arrived in June and included The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, A Saucerful of Secrets and Ummagumma, as well as the band's soundtrack for Barbet Schroeder's 1969 film More. The Wall and The Division Bell followed in August, then in September these were followed by Atom Heart Mother, Meddle and Obscured By Clouds, the latter based on the second soundtrack for Schroeder, this time for his 1972 film La Vallée. The rest followed in November and, as if that wasn't enough, they also issued a box set of their early work featuring, amongst other things, five faithfully reproduced 7" non-album singles, including 'Arnold Layne' and 'See Emily Play'. If you're on the hunt for Christmas presents for the Floyd fan in the family, you're spoilt for choice. You can find all of them here.
The man they call 'The Modfather' had already enjoyed success with both The Jam and The Style Council before launching an equally successful career as a solo artist, releasing several critically acclaimed albums and proving, if any proof were needed, that he had retained his talents as a great songwriter. While albums like Stanley Road have been widely available on vinyl over the years, pressings of his first two solo albums – the eponymous Paul Weller and the critically-acclaimed Wild Wood – have been harder to come by since both received limited vinyl runs the first time around. However, both were re-released on vinyl in November this year, so now you can add these to your collection too.
Back in May this year the Oxford five-piece became another artist to join the list of those re-releasing their entire catalogues on wax, thanks to the fact that their record label XL purchased their pre-In Rainbows back catalogue from Parlophone, who released the band's first six albums. All of them were repressed and released just a week after their latest LP, A Moon Shaped Pool, arrived on the shelves earlier this year, meaning you can now get your hands a freshly pressed copy of any one of Pablo Honey, The Bends, OK Computer, Kid A or Amnesiac, as well as a their 2001 live album I Might Be Wrong and the newer albums including Hail to the Thief, The King of Limbs and In Rainbows. You can find all of them in our online store.
These days Blink-182 are down to just two original members since guitarist Tom DeLonge has left the band to spend more of his time addressing the important issue of UFOs. Meanwhile, the other two have been getting nostalgic and last year they decided to re-release the band's catalogue on cassette, which is great if you're the kind of person who likes spending hours manually unscrambling spools of tape with a pencil every time your ageing Walkman gets a bit peckish. Perhaps realising that there aren't enough hours in the day for most people, this year they also began reissuing their whole catalogue on vinyl, including highlights such as Take Off Your Pants and Jacket and their 1999 masterpiece Enema of the State. More are coming next year, but you can find the ones released so far right here.
When Phil Collins announced earlier this year that he is to 'un-retire' from music, as he put it, reactions to the news were....well, mixed. But if you're one of those who met the news with a cry of joy rather than a howl of anguish then there's even more good news for you, since his old band Genesis are also embarking on a programme of vinyl reissues, the first of which arrived in September. The first wave includes the albums from the Peter Gabriel era, namely Nursery Cryme, Foxtrot, Selling England by the Pound and The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway. More followed in September, meaning you can now get new vinyl versions of every album from 1970s Trespass to 1997's Calling All Stations. If you're a fan, or if you have any prog rock fans in the family who you're still struggling with Christmas present ideas for, you might want to check out the albums released so far in our online store.
Over the years Rivers Cuomo and his band have released some properly great albums – even if giving them titles has never really been their thing – so the news that their full back catalogue was being given the vinyl reissue treatment was met with excitement by fans, who can now buy new vinyl versions of everything from 1994's Weezer to 2016's Weezer, as well as all the other albums named Weezer and the ones they actually though of titles for, like Maladroit, Pinketon and Hurley. You can find all of them here.


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Panton-Valentine Leucocidin positive CC121 strain Methicillin-sensitive Staphylococcus aureus is associated with Pyomyositis in Cambodian children
Young B., Soeng S., Sar P., Kumar V., Sar V., Hor S., Bousfield R., Emary K., Nickerson E., Stoesser N., Parry CM., Day NPJ., Wilson D., Moore C.
Background: Pyomyositis is primarily a disease primarily of children in tropical regions. 90% of cases are caused by Staphylococcus aureus. Only small case series have been reported, and the bacterial genetic factors underlying this disease are incompletely understood. We present a genome wide association study of S. aureus isolated from pyomyositis and asymptomatic carriage from the same human paediatric population. Material/methods: Bacterial isolates were identified from 102 children, attending Angkor Hospital for Children in Siem Reap, Cambodia over a six-year period 2007-12, who had a clinical diagnosis of pyomyositis and S. aureus cultured from the abscess samples. 418 S. aureus nasal carriers were identified from two studies of S. aureus carriage in the same population in 2008 (n=222) and 2012 (n=196). A single isolate was cultured from each clinical sample and underwent whole-genome sequencing on the Illumina HiSeq platform, yielding 520 high quality sequences. Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) were identified after mapping reads against a reference genome (MRSA252) and de novo assembly was performed using Velvet. We tested for loci associated with pyomyositis by performing association testing for all SNPs and short sequences (kmers) using Gemma, which controls for bacterial population structure. We examined strains associated with pyomyositis using Bugwas, which identifies bacterial lineages and tests them for association with phenotype. Multi-locus sequence type was determined in silico using blast. Results: The phylogeny of S. aureus isolated from asymptomatic carriage and pyomyositis shows that 87/102 (85%) of pyomyositis isolates are found within a single clade (Figure) (p=1.6x10-30). These isolates belong to Clonal Complex (CC) 121. In contrast, carriage isolates include a global diversity of global lineages, including CC121, as well as CC1, CC5, CC15, CC45. Strikingly, 41 carriage isolates form a sub-clade within CC121 and no cases of pyomyositis are observed in this sub-clade. This lineage is strongly associated with carriage rather than pyomyositis (p=4x10-14). Both CC121 lineages were found as asymptomatic carriers in 2008 and 2012. In addition to lineage effects, we find a strong association between the presence of Panton-Valentine leucocidin (PVL) and pyomyositis, even after controlling for population structure (p=5x10-20). Kmers mapping to PVL were found in 99/102 (97%) of pyomyositis isolates, compared with 84/418 (20%) of carriage isolates. PVL is a known S. aureus virulence factor, and is often carried by CC121, but is absent from the protective carriage sub-clade. PVL was not limited to CC121 isolates in this study, but is found in multiple lineages (Figure). Conclusions: We have discovered strong evidence for bacterial genetic determinants for this relatively neglected, serious bacterial disease using a non-selective method with no prior assumptions. We find both lineage and gene specific effects, with an overwhelming association between PVL and pyomyositis in Cambodian children.
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TUESDAY, Sept. 16, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Including women older than 70 in national breast cancer screening programs won't lead to a sharp reduction in advanced forms of the disease, a new study finds.
In fact, mass breast cancer screening programs could result in older women being overdiagnosed and overtreated, the Dutch researchers reported.
So, the decision to screen older women for breast cancer should be made on a case-by-case basis, they recommended.
"Instead of using mass screening, the decision to participate in the screening program should be personalized, based on remaining life expectancy, breast cancer risk, functional status and patients' preferences," the study authors wrote.
In 1998, the age limit for the national breast cancer screening program in the Netherlands was extended to women between the ages of 69 and 75. However, the researchers said, there is no significant evidence that screening women in this age group is effective.
Using data from the Netherlands Cancer Registry, the researchers identified all new cases of invasive and noninvasive (in situ) breast cancer among women between 69 and 75 years old. The women were diagnosed with the disease between 1995 and 2011.
Of the 25,500 cases identified, the researchers divided the women into three groups: those diagnosed before the introduction of the national screening program (1995 to 1997), those diagnosed afterwards (2003 to 2011) and those diagnosed in-between (1998 to 2002).
The Leiden University researchers also included 13,000 women between 76 and 80 years old to track rates of breast cancer among older women not eligible for screening.
The study, published online Sept. 15 on thebmj.com, showed that new cases of early stage breast cancer among women between 70 and 75 years old increased from 248.7 to 362.9 per 100,000 women after the national screening program was introduced. Although there was a drop in the number of new cases of advanced breast cancer, the absolute decrease was small, from 58.6 cases per 100,000 women before to 51.8 cases after the program started.
In comparison, new cases of early stage breast cancer fell slightly for women between 76 and 80 years old, but the number of new cases of advanced breast cancer was unchanged.
The researchers concluded that for every one advanced-stage cancer diagnosed by screening older women, about 20 overdiagnosed early stage cancers are detected. They noted the overdiagnosis and treatment of breast cancer could take a significant toll on a woman's quality of life. The researchers added that breast cancer treatments are expensive and may not provide older women, who are more vulnerable to side effects, significant health benefits.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has more on breast cancer screening.


What is so great about oats? Nuffield Health Nutritional Therapist Jessica Andersson explains their superpowers and why they're the best start to the day.
For some, the thought of oats conjures up childhood memories of bowls full of a gruel-like substance, served up by well-meaning Grandparents, but ultimately unappetising. This Dickensian vision of slurry is enough to put off many a foodie, but if you're looking for a hearty and tasty breakfast, I'd urge you to reconsider.
Porridge oats may not have changed, but the way we eat them has. So while the nutritious benefits remain, we've evolved our treatment of the grain to make it extra tasty too.
So what makes porridge oats so nutritious?
One important benefit of porridge oats is that they provide long-lasting energy. This is because they are high in both fibre and protein, which provides the perfect combination for steadying your blood sugar levels and ensuring you maintain energy for longer. They are also an excellent source of magnesium and vitamin B6 which are known to boost energy and reduce fatigue. This all helps to reduce the rollercoaster effect of energy dips throughout the day that can cause you to crave the kinds of sugary foods that can lead to weight gain.
But it's not all about energy. Vitamin B6 also supports a healthy immune system and hormone balance, helping to prevent illnesses. Iron and calcium within oats also help to support a healthy body, contributing to healthy blood and bones.
What are the other benefits of porridge oats?
They're cheap - you can buy a 1kg bag of oats (good for around 20 bowls) for under a pound.
They're great for winter AND summer - 'overnight oats' soaked in yoghurt and refrigerated overnight, and muesli made with nuts and dried fruit are great porridge alternatives for warmer months.
They're diverse - you can add an endless array of toppings to make your porridge oats to your exacting taste.
Fresh fruits and berries are full of vitamins and minerals and are a great way to add natural sweetness to your oats. Keep dried fruit to a minimum since they are high in sugar. Many fruits especially berries, cherries and pomegranate are high in antioxidants and are particularly good for cardiovascular health.
Combining protein with high-fibre oats will keep you feeling fuller for longer. You can find protein in nuts, which have additional goodness - almonds are high in magnesium and all nuts are a good source of unsaturated fats. Brazil nuts are also a very good source of selenium. Add no more than one tablespoon, since nuts are also high in calories.
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Desisella is een kevergeslacht uit de familie van de boktorren (Cerambycidae). De wetenschappelijke naam van het geslacht werd voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1942 door Breuning.

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Desisella is monotypisch en omvat slechts de volgende soort:
 Desisella strandiella Breuning, 1942

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Makovo (în ) este un sat în comuna Tărgoviște, regiunea Tărgoviște,  Bulgaria.

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La recensământul din 2011, populația satului Makovo era de  locuitori. Din punct de vedere etnic, majoritatea locuitorilor (%) erau bulgari, cu o minoritate de turci (%). Pentru % din locuitori nu este cunoscută apartenența etnică.

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