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A direct consequence of portal hypertension as a progressive complication of cirrhosis.
The development of bleeding carries significant morbidity and mortality.
Nonselective beta-blockers and/or endoscopic ligation can prevent the development of variceal bleeding.
Acute hemorrhage can be managed with resuscitation, a vasoactive drug or a somatostatin analog, and endoscopic ligation. Additional management may include transjugular intrahepatic shunt therapy and prophylactic antibiotics.
Diagnosis and surveillance by endoscopy is an important aspect of management.
Esophageal varices are dilated collateral blood vessels that develop as a complication of portal hypertension, usually in the setting of cirrhosis. They can be seen on endoscopy. In the US and Europe, the major cause of cirrhosis is alcoholic liver disease. Worldwide, hepatitis B virus infection and hepatitis C virus infection are the major causes of cirrhosis.[1]Alter MJ. Epidemiology of hepatitis B in Europe and worldwide. J Hepatol. 2003;39 Suppl 1:S64-9. https://www.journal-of-hepatology.eu/article/S0168-8278(03)00141-7/fulltext http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14708680?tool=bestpractice.com [2]Kim WR, Brown RS Jr, Terrault NA, et al. Burden of liver disease in the United States: summary of a workshop. Hepatology. 2002 Jul;36(1):227-42. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12085369?tool=bestpractice.com Once cirrhosis has developed, increasing hepatic vein pressure gradient and deteriorating liver function may result in the formation of esophageal varices.
Rupture of esophageal varices can cause life-threatening bleeding. The most important predictor of variceal hemorrhage is the size of varices, with the highest risk of first hemorrhage occurring in patients with large varices (15% per year).[3]North Italian Endoscopic Club for the Study and Treatment of Esophageal Varices. Prediction of the first variceal hemorrhage in patients with cirrhosis of the liver and esophageal varices. A prospective multicenter study. N Engl J Med. 1988 Oct 13;319(15):983-9. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3262200?tool=bestpractice.com [4]Garcia-Tsao G, Bosch J. Management of varices and variceal hemorrhage in cirrhosis. N Engl J Med. 2010 Mar 4;362(9):823-32. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20200386?tool=bestpractice.com Other important predictors of hemorrhage are decompensated cirrhosis (Child-Pugh B/C) and the endoscopic finding of red wale marks.[3]North Italian Endoscopic Club for the Study and Treatment of Esophageal Varices. Prediction of the first variceal hemorrhage in patients with cirrhosis of the liver and esophageal varices. A prospective multicenter study. N Engl J Med. 1988 Oct 13;319(15):983-9. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3262200?tool=bestpractice.com [5]Garcia-Tsao G, Abraldes JG, Berzigotti A, et al. Portal hypertensive bleeding in cirrhosis: risk stratification, diagnosis, and management: 2016 practice guidance by the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases. Hepatology. 2017 Jan;65(1):310-35. https://aasldpubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/hep.28906 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27786365?tool=bestpractice.com
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alcohol misuse
hepatitis B or C infection
spider angioma
caput medusa
hematochezia
HIV coinfection
splenomegaly
large varices
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Child-Pugh class
decompensated cirrhosis with acute variceal hemorrhage (hepatic venous pressure gradient >12 mmHg)
decompensated cirrhosis with acute variceal hemorrhage and failed endoscopic/pharmacologic therapy
compensated cirrhosis with mild portal hypertension (hepatic venous pressure gradient >5 and <10 mmHg)
compensated cirrhosis with clinically significant portal hypertension (hepatic venous pressure gradient ≥10 mmHg): without gastroesophageal varices
compensated cirrhosis with clinically significant portal hypertension (hepatic venous pressure gradient ≥10 mmHg): with gastroesophageal varices (no bleeding)
previous variceal bleed
Grace E. Dolman, PhD, MA (Cantab), MRCP
Barts Liver Centre
GED declares that she has no competing interests.
Dr Grace E. Dolman would like to gratefully acknowledge Dr Gennaro D'Amico, Dr Giuseppe Malizia, Dr Vikram Boolchand, and Dr Thomas Boyer, previous contributors to this topic.
Shreyas Saligram, MD, MRCP, FACG, FASGE
SS declares that he has no competing interests.
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The German Animated Film Scene Rare Birds, Big Dreams
The revolutionist Wladimir Majakowski in "1917 – Der wahre Oktober" by Katrin Rothe | Photo (detail): © Katrin Rothe Filmproduktion
The animated film has a hard time of it in Germany – despite all the outstanding training programs that are available. For a long time the genre was regarded as a playground for the more exotically inclined. Now there are encouraging signs that that may be changing.
Richard has got nothing going for him, but he is still going to go for it. He simply cannot come to terms with being a sparrow. Since he was adopted by a stork family, he believes he is, in fact, a migratory bird. Nothing is going to prevent him from flying to Africa with his stork family in the autumn. In this German coproduction, Überflieger – Kleine Vögel, großes Geklapper (A Stork's Journey), director Toby Genkel and Reza Memari, screenplay writer and co-director, use wit and empathy to tell the story of an outsider who spreads his wings and overrides the laws of nature.
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International renown
It is not difficult to see this little hero as a metaphor for the German animated film industry, which valiantly tries to stand up to the all-powerful competition from the USA. People who make animated films are optimists. Their medium relies on the changeability of reality – everything is possible, nothing has to remain as it was. However, they also have to be realists.
"Global distributors tell us that the German animated film enjoys a good reputation internationally. In Germany, however, it is different," says Genkel. It is true that the great export hits of the past few years have, in fact, been animated movies. Ooops! Die Arche ist weg (Ooops! Noah is Gone … 2015), the previous film by Genkel, was sold in 51 countries and made over 23 million euros in 2016. The number one of the previous year, Die Biene Maja (Maja the Bee, Alexs Stadermann, 2014) was shown in 49 countries and brought in approximately 20 million.
The pacemaker of the German animated film scene
In Germany, however, the genre was regarded for a long time as a playground for the more exotically inclined. Writer-director, Jochen Kuhn remained a lone warrior for years, even though he won many prizes with his evocative, pictorial depictions of dreams, such as Sonntag 3 (Sunday 3, 2012). The situation changed slightly when Gerhard Hahn and Michael Schaack developed a business model in the early 1990s that was used for the production of films for an adult audience (the adaptation of the Werner comics) and TV series for children (Benjamin Blümchen, Bibi Blocksberg). Another pioneer, Thilo Graf Rothkirch (Lauras Stern / Laura's Star, 2004), set the pace when he realised his vision of making children's films on budgets that are only one-tenth that of comparable Hollywood productions, but are still competitive.
Excellent training of world renown
The German animated film no longer has to be afraid of being compared to European standards, which have been significantly influenced by England, France, Ireland and Luxembourg. Moreover, the training programs available in Germany for animated filmmakers enjoy an excellent reputation. The Kunsthochschule Kassel had already set up its own major field of study in 1979. This was where the Lauenstein brothers, Christoph and Wolfgang, studied; their puppet animation Balance (1989) brought home the first Oscar honours for Germany as the best animated short film. The Filmuniversität Konrad Wolf in Babelsberg introduced its courses in 1984; the two academies of art in Darmstadt and Cologne include it in their courses as a form of interdisciplinary exchange. Since its founding in 1991, the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg has had an animation department that is very much internationally oriented.
The university films are excellent calling cards, but in a country that produces only two or three animated feature films annually, they do not guarantee a golden future. In the USA and France, on the other hand, German talent is very much in demand, especially as they are adept in a variety of techniques; the spectrum ranges from computer animation to silhouette films to cut-out and sand animation. The Brick film – made with Lego bricks – even has its own festival.
A relative monoculture
Anyone who wants to make animated films in Germany not only needs a vivid imagination, but also stamina and reliable partners. Television only has a few slots for animated productions. Even on the public children's channel, KiKA, the percentage of German films and series is low. A quota, as is the case in France, to determine the proportion of German animated films on television would help to gain and retain local talents and create a stronger infrastructure. The professional association, "AG Animationsfilm", has to do a lot of difficult lobbying. One of the central functions of television a few years ago was to create products that would then make it onto the big screen.
A legacy of this system is a relative monoculture. "Making an animated film for adults in Germany is probably still the best road to rack and ruin," says film critic, Lars Penning. "The classic pattern runs as follows: a successful children's book, TV series or clips, feature film, sequel." This has worked for many Rothkirch films, for example, Ritter Trenk (Trenk the Knight, Anthony Power, 2015) and Der kleine Rabe Socke (Socke, the Little Raven, Ute von Münchow Pohl, 2012). The scepticism expressed by funding bodies and production companies when it comes to original material is great, especially as films like A Stork's Journey demand a lot from the children. They not only celebrate virtues such as friendship and tolerance, but also confront them with the hardships of life. "When we were developing the material for the film," says director Reza Memari, "everybody looked at us as if we were insane. Many of those who rejected us advised us first of all to make a children's book out of the material."
Internationalisation as an opportunity
From the long-term point of view the future of the German animated film cannot lie in a stereotypical approach. One opportunity that presents itself is internationalisation. Over the last few years the German animated film has absorbed important artistic impulses by immigrants like Ali Samadi Ahadi, whose The Green Wave (2011) merges silhouette images with documentary footage of the Green Revolution in Iran. Tehran Taboo by Ali Soozandeh, an Iranian living in Berlin, has just scored a huge hit at the International Film Festival in Cannes. His film could never have been shot in the original locations, because in its representation of sex, corruption and prostitution it violates the Islamic ban on the depiction of images. The future will also lie in the promotion of individual styles. 1917 – Der wahre Oktober (1917 - The Real October) by Katrin Rothe could be a turning point. Using old-fashioned techniques that are related to the art of the epoch, she focuses on five artists who became chroniclers of the October Revolution. She overcomes the imagery difficulties of the documentary film and tells history in an entirely new way. Is not that the essence of this art form – to show us the world in a different and subjective way?
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I ran in new shoes (Brooks PureFlow 7) and somewhat enjoyed the HOT weather. I was off on Monday and the week went by fast!
My left leg had been bothering me so I made sure to stretch and foam roll more than ever before. I used a tennis ball for the glutes and that felt so good. Weird but true.
I was supposed to run 3 miles on Friday but only managed 2. It was a beautiful morning for a run!
The next day my leg felt much better. The stretching, foam rolling, and wearing compression socks definitely helped.
First week of training went well. This week was mostly easy runs which I like.
My last day of school began with 4 miles! I wore a long sleeve top and was definitely overdressed.
I went to a professional development on Wednesday and then on Thursday and Friday went to school to set up my classroom. I will be teaching summer school for 4 weeks from 8:30am-12:00pm. I am actually excited about it!
Saw this during my PD and actually made me think about my running goals (sub 2 half marathon, sub 5 marathon, and eventually BQ). For now I am going to focus on a sub 2 half marathon. I am thinking of aiming for it at the RnR New Orleans Half Marathon in February.
The rest of the week also consisted of easy runs. For the most part I've managed to run them at an "easy" pace. Sometimes it isn't that easy because I want to pick up the pace and just run faster.
Today's run was supposed to be 8 miles. I was halfway into it when these two dogs somehow showed up in front of me and scared me. A lot. I stopped and waited for them to leave. They stayed for about 5 seconds and then they took off. A car stopped and one of the passengers asked me if I was OK. The driver even offered to give me a ride. I thought that was nice of them but I told them I was OK and took off in the opposite direction. I was still kind of shocked and thinking of what would have happened if the dogs had jumped at me or bitten me. I was angry that they were loose out there instead of in a leash. I still wanted to finish 8 miles but my mind took control and I was done at 6 miles.


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Date: 2019-08-14 Author: Sunil Hebbalkar Category: #news
OSF Ventures, part of the renowned OSF HealthCare family, has recently joined a funding round worth $35M for Redwood-based start-up Exo Imaging to help it attain FDA approval. The funding is also targeted toward developing Exo's revolutionary handheld ultrasound platform for the commercial market.
This compact ultrasound device can scan the whole body – from 3D imaging of vital organs to complete imaging of the body's vascular and musculoskeletal systems.
Leading technology expert Intel is among the major investors for Exo Imaging, with microchip technology that can aid the development of their AI powered portable ultrasound device, capable of powerful and accurate 3D imaging.
Stan Lynall, VP of Venture Investments for OSF HealthCare has reportedly stated that the presence of Intel as one of the major investors was a strong indicator of success for them, considering the significance of image quality for this technology.
Exo's portable device is being developed to provide cost-effective and convenient medical imaging, which appeals to OSF Ventures' tactical investment focus. Lynall has further added that these progressions could transform patient care offered by OSF clinicians, by allowing them to take crucial diagnostic decisions in real time and providing affordable and efficient healthcare to numerous patients.
While scrutinizing Exo Imaging as a potential investment, a team from Ventures met with medical experts from University of Illinois College of Medicine in Peoria (UICOMP), who suggested that ultrasound is rapidly becoming a favoured imaging tool due to its cost-friendliness and non-invasiveness.
Speaking on OSF's decision to come on board as an investor, Exo CEO & President, Sandeep Akkaraju was reportedly quoted as saying that having OSF HealthCare clinicians will provide vital opportunities to their engineers for testing & development stages of the Exo Ultrasound Platform, to make quick adjustments or revise their course as needed, resulting in maximum benefit to healthcare workers in any setting.
Exo plans to add a tier of AI to support quick and accurate healthcare decisions for patients.
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Q: rxjs: Observble.pipe is not function I created a project using VS2017 angular2 template. I am trying to use angular/material in my angular2 App. There is an error

this._control.stateChanges.pipe is not a function
at MatFormField.ngAfterContentInit (form-field.es5.js:327)

Seems that the pipe function of Observable is missing. Is this my config problem or rxjs updated? Here is my Config:
 "dependencies": {
"@angular/animations": "5.0.0",
"@angular/cdk": "^5.0.0-rc0",
"@angular/common": "5.0.0",
"@angular/compiler": "5.0.0",
"@angular/compiler-cli": "5.0.0",
"@angular/core": "5.0.0",
"@angular/forms": "5.0.0",
"@angular/http": "5.0.0",
"@angular/material": "^5.0.0-rc0",
"@angular/platform-browser": "5.0.0",
"@angular/platform-browser-dynamic": "5.0.0",
"@angular/platform-server": "5.0.0",
"@angular/router": "5.0.0",
"@ngtools/webpack": "1.8.0",
"@types/webpack-env": "1.13.0",
"angular-router-loader": "^0.7.0",
"angular2-template-loader": "0.6.2",
"aspnet-prerendering": "^3.0.1",
"aspnet-webpack": "^2.0.1",
"awesome-typescript-loader": "3.2.1",
"bootstrap": "3.3.7",
"devextreme": "^17.1.8",
"devextreme-angular": "^17.1.8",
"jquery": "3.2.1",
"raw-loader": "0.5.1",
"reflect-metadata": "0.1.10",
"rxjs": "5.5.2",
"typescript": "2.6.1",
"webpack": "https://registry.npmjs.org/webpack/-/webpack-2.5.1.tgz",
"webpack-hot-middleware": "2.18.2",
"webpack-merge": "4.1.0",
"zone.js": "0.8.12"
}

Update
I found that this problem is not only happen in the material, but all the Observable.
import { Observable } from 'rxjs/Observable';
import { BehaviorSubject } from 'rxjs/BehaviorSubject';

loggedIn = new BehaviorSubject<boolean>(false);

ngOnInit() {
    this.loggedIn.pipe((p) => p);
}

run time error:

ERROR TypeError: this.loggedIn.pipe is not a function
      at AppComponent.webpackHotUpdate.362.AppComponent.ngOnInit (app.component.ts?a73a:23)
      at checkAndUpdateDirectiveInline (core.js:12094)
      at checkAndUpdateNodeInline (core.js:13597)
      at checkAndUpdateNode (core.js:13540)
      at debugCheckAndUpdateNode (core.js:14412)
      at debugCheckDirectivesFn (core.js:14353)
      at Object.eval [as updateDirectives] (AppComponent_Host.ngfactory.js:9)
      at Object.debugUpdateDirectives [as updateDirectives] (core.js:14338)
      at checkAndUpdateView (core.js:13507)
      at callWithDebugContext (core.js:14739)

A: The error message is coming from this block of code, at line 180 of material2/src/lib/form-field/form-field.ts
// Subscribe to changes in the child control state in order to update the form field UI.
this._control.stateChanges.pipe(startWith(null!)).subscribe(() => {
  this._validatePlaceholders();
  this._syncDescribedByIds();
  this._changeDetectorRef.markForCheck();
});

and this._control is set from the template at line 157
@ContentChild(MatFormFieldControl) _control: MatFormFieldControl<any>;

The first thing to check, did you import MatInputModule in app.module.ts?
import {MatInputModule} from '@angular/material';
@NgModule({
  imports: [
  ...
    MatInputModule
  ...
]

2nd thing to check, did you add the matInput directive,
<mat-form-field>
  <input matInput placeholder="Input">
</mat-form-field>

If that's ok, could you please add your template code to the question.

A: Per @Richard Matsen's comment, Just use aspnetcore-angular2-universal
to start your project with VS2017

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A DISTRAUGHT mum has demanded action against alleged bullying after her 12-year-old son was knocked unconscious and his head stomped on by another pupil.
Helen McKnight says her son Bailey was viciously assaulted at Kilwinning Academy last Wednesday.
Sickeningly, other pupils filmed the shocking scenes and Helen, who has seen the footage, says the attack is "proof" of a culture of bullying at the school which she says staff "try to sweep under the carpet".
Speaking through tears she said: "To watch my son being beaten like that was horrendous. He was actually knocked out and the other boy just kept hitting him.
"He stomped on his head and chest and he couldn't fight back.
"I was at home and a school teacher came and chapped my door and told me Bailey had been seriously hurt and I had to get to the school.
"Bailey said he didn't want to fight three or four times but the other boy just punched him straight in the face. Other pupils stood around filming it rather than helping Bailey. It's disgusting.
"He had Bailey up against the fence and was punching him and then he was kneeing him in the stomach.
"This boy who done this to my son has been let off.
"He hasn't been suspended or anything. I think he should be charged with assault, but he's not.
"Instead he is coming back to school next week but Bailey is scared to go back because of what happened.
A North Ayrshire Council spokesperson said: "We do not comment on any individual incidents but please be assured that reports of bullying, in all its forms, are taken very seriously by all of our schools and centres.
"In consultation with children, young people, parents/carers and staff, we have produced a policy, procedures and guidance to ensure a consistent approach across all educational establishments in North Ayrshire where bullying behaviour is recognised and challenged and not tolerated under any circumstances.


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Q: Unable to insert this string into a column. Only part of the string Is inserted I am using SQL Server 2008. And I am trying to insert a string into a table but only part of the string is inserted. I have checked whether it is a SQL injection risk. How to solve or avoid this problem?
insert into tble (col1, col2, col3)
values (23, 34, "out of 8 works, 5 works are completed");

Only Out of 8 Works is inserted, , 5 works are completed was skipped

A: The double quotes will only work if QUOTED_IDENTIFIERS is turned off, if you are worried about SQL injection then don't pass a string on the INSERT - parameterise it from the application. The string could be truncated because the col3 is not defined long enough - check that also.

A: Try this..
insert into table(col1,col2,col3) values (23,34,'out of 8 works, 5 works are completed');

A: Change the size of col3 in your table (based on your string size).
You can change it by using the following query:
alter table tble
alter column col3 nvarchar(100) [null | not null]


Tim Heidecker & Eric Wareheim return to Adult Swim – writing, directing and starring in Tim & Eric's Bedtime Stories – an anthology series in the tradition of Twilight Zone. Each episode offers a unique tale: dark, horrifying, perverse, insane… hilarious – featuring a wide array of comedic and dramatic guest stars. High production value replaces "awesome show" era cable access low-fi – but there'll be no question whose minds are behind "Bedtime Stories".


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Portrait of Pope Sixtus IV is a  portrait in oils of Pope Sixtus IV by Titian and his studio.

Provenance
The painting was recorded as being at the Ducal Palace of Urbino in 1568, before moving from there to Florence in 1631 as part of the dowry of Vittoria Della Rovere on her marriage to Ferdinand II, Grand Duke of Tuscany. It moved to the Palazzo Pitti in 1694 as one of the works owned by Francesco Maria de' Medici. It finally moved to the Uffizi in 1897. In June 1940 it and other works from the Uffizi were moved to a wartime refuge at the Villa medicea di Poggio a Caiano. Between 1944 and 1951 it returned to the Palazzo Pitti, followed by a long period in the Uffizi's stores. It was re-exhibited at the Uffizi from 1972 onwards.

Sources
Wethey, Harold E. The Paintings of Titian. London: Phaidon, 1966–1975, vol. II, n. 97.

Sixtus IV
1540 paintings
Paintings in the collection of the Uffizi
Pope Sixtus IV
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Q: Install CUDA-7.5 on a computer using GTX950 and Tesla K40 I'm trying to do install CUDA-7.5 on Ubuntu 14.04, And I have both GTX950 and Tesla K40 inserted in my motherboard.
and the lspci | grep -i nvidia command gives the following result:
01:00.0 3D controlloer: NVIDIA Corporation GK110BGL [Tesla K40c] (rev a1)
02:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GM206 [GeForece GTX 950] (rev a1)
02:00.1 Audio device: NVIDIA Corporation Device 0fba (rev a1)

I think I have successfully installed CUDA-7.5 on my computer, because I can actually run ./smokeParticles sample in NVIDIA_CUDA-7.5_Samples/bin/x86_64/linux/release/.
But I have one question:

*

*How can I be sure that I'm actually using Tesla K40? Because the ./smokeParticles sample is also successful after I unplug the
Tesla K40 form my motherboard. (I assume that GTX 950 is running the sample...)

Is there a command or something that can tell me I'm using Tesla K40?

A: I would like to extend halfelfs answer. His suggested solution is for sure correct but I don't consider it general. Just depending on a hard coded device number which has been returned from the command line may become to a trap once - for what ever reason - the OS changes the previously assigned device number.
My suggestion is this:
int getDeviceNumberByName( const char * deviceName )
{
   int deviceCount;
   cudaGetDeviceCount ( &deviceCount );
   for ( int currentDevice = 0 ; currentDevice < deviceCount ; ++currentDevice )
   {
      cudaDeviceProp deviceProperties;
      cudaGetDeviceProperties( &deviceProperties, currentDevice );
      if ( 0 == strcmp( deviceProperties.name, deviceName )
         return currentDevice;
   }
   return -1;        // not found
}

With this function you are very flexible and even when you change the underlying hardware it works.
Description:
Get the total count of installed NVIDIA devices and read the property of each device. Check if the device name matches the provided device name and if it does return the device number, otherwise return -1 if not found.

A: In cuda sample, deviceQuery is used to test whether cuda is installed correctly and show basic information about each card. This will tell you a device number of each cuda device.
For example, I run it on my server:
$ ./deviceQuery |egrep '^Device [0-9]+'
Device 0: "GeForce GTX 980 Ti"
Device 1: "GeForce GTX 980 Ti"
Device 2: "GeForce GTX 980 Ti"
Device 3: "GeForce GTX 980 Ti"

In your cuda application, use cudaSetDevice() to select card to run. Look into the sample source to see how to use it.


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package org.drools.model;

import org.drools.model.functions.Function1;

public interface Index<A, V> {
    enum IndexType {
        ALPHA, BETA;
    }

    enum ConstraintType {
        EQUAL,
        NOT_EQUAL,
        GREATER_THAN,
        GREATER_OR_EQUAL,
        LESS_THAN,
        LESS_OR_EQUAL,
        RANGE,
        FORALL_SELF_JOIN,
        UNKNOWN;

        public ConstraintType negate() {
            switch (this) {
                case FORALL_SELF_JOIN:
                case EQUAL:
                    return NOT_EQUAL;
                case NOT_EQUAL:
                    return EQUAL;
                case GREATER_THAN:
                    return LESS_OR_EQUAL;
                case GREATER_OR_EQUAL:
                    return LESS_THAN;
                case LESS_OR_EQUAL:
                    return GREATER_THAN;
                case LESS_THAN:
                    return GREATER_OR_EQUAL;
            }
            return UNKNOWN;
        }

        public boolean canInverse() {
            switch (this) {
                case EQUAL:
                case NOT_EQUAL:
                case GREATER_THAN:
                case GREATER_OR_EQUAL:
                case LESS_THAN:
                case LESS_OR_EQUAL:
                    return true;
                default:
                    return false;
            }
        }

        public ConstraintType inverse() {
            switch (this) {
                case GREATER_THAN:
                    return LESS_THAN;
                case GREATER_OR_EQUAL:
                    return LESS_OR_EQUAL;
                case LESS_THAN:
                    return GREATER_THAN;
                case LESS_OR_EQUAL:
                    return GREATER_OR_EQUAL;
                default:
                    return this;
            }
        }
    }

    IndexType getIndexType();

    Class<V> getIndexedClass();

    ConstraintType getConstraintType();

    int getIndexId();

    Function1<A, V> getLeftOperandExtractor();

    Index<A, V> negate();
}

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This catalog offers fantastic finds which have been constructed from recycled, reclaimed and sustainable materials, including beds, sofas, desks, chairs, tables and anything else that you could ever need in order to make your home more inviting and stylish. Arhaus also has a wide array of textiles for the home and office, from colorful floor rugs and luxurious linens to exquisite bedding collections, blankets, and throws. The site is recognized for carrying a range of lighting options in a variety of timeless styles to complement any decor as well. Meanwhile, Arhaus sells outdoor accessories like umbrellas, chaise loungers and storage ottomans that are sure to give any exterior space more purpose, function, and appeal in an instant.


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Der Dunajec (deutsch Dunajez/Dunajetz oder selten Dohnst) ist ein rechter nicht schiffbarer Nebenfluss der Weichsel in den Westkarpaten (Südpolen) von 247 Kilometern Länge, der mit seinen Quellflüssen Czarny Dunajec (Schwarzer Dunajec) und Biały Dunajec (Weißer Dunajec) in der Tatra entspringt. Die Länge des Dunajec wird von seinem Quellbach Wyżni Chochołowski Potok in der Westtatra gemessen.

Beide Quellflüsse vereinigen sich bei Nowy Targ zum Dunajec, dieser wird in den Stauseen Jezioro Czorsztyńskie und Jezioro Sromowskie angestaut.
An der Einmündung des Lipník bei Červený Kláštor führte die alte Weichsel-Theiß-Handelsstraße über den Fluss. An der Furt entstand auf der slowakischen Seite das Rote Kloster. Daran schließt sich der bis zu 300 m tiefe Gebirgsdurchbruch des Dunajec durch die Pieniny an, bei dem der Fluss auch auf einer Strecke von 18 Kilometern Grenzfluss mit der Slowakei ist. Beiderseits der Grenze liegen Nationalparks. Danach passiert der Dunajec die Städte Szczawnica, Krościenko nad Dunajcem und Nowy Sącz.

Oberhalb von Nowy Sącz nimmt er den Poprad auf, seinen wichtigsten Nebenfluss. Bei Rożnow und Czchów wird er in den Stauseen Jezioro Rożnowskie und Jezioro Czchowskie vorwiegend zum Hochwasserschutz angestaut.
Nördlich von Tarnów mündet er in die Weichsel.

Für Touristen organisieren mehrere Firmen Abfahrten auf Holzflößen (z. B. auf der polnischen Seite von Sromowce Wyżne nach Szczawnica bzw. Krościenko nad Dunajcem). Auf dem Weg durch das enge Durchbruchstal sind auch die bekannten Gipfel Drei Kronen (polnisch Trzy Korony / slowakisch Tri Koruny) und die Sokolica zu sehen. Die Abfahrt dauert etwa zwei Stunden und eignet sich auch für Kinder und ältere Menschen.

Bilder

Siehe auch
 Liste der Flüsse in Polen
 Liste der Flüsse in der Slowakei

Weblinks

 Dunajec auf PieninyPortal.com – Informationen, Floßfahrt am Dunajec, touristischer Begleiter und Karten

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Fluss in Polen
Fluss in der Slowakei
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Pictured: Meredith Library Fund President James McFarlin, far right, uses his "social distancing stick" to give the first part of the Fund's donation to the Town for the library building project to Select Board Chair Ray Moritz, second from the left. Looking on is Library Trustee and Selectman Jonathan James (far left) and Selectman Nathan Torr (second from the right).
The Trustees of the Meredith Public Library are very excited to report that that library building's renovation and expansion project which passed Town Meeting by a 92% majority in March is tentatively set to begin construction work on June 8th.
Once the project begins, there will no longer be access to the library parking lot or back entrance. The Library's curbside pickup will move to the front of the building. To provide library access as the project begins, a temporary ramp is being installed up the historic front steps, so that one side of the steps will be ramp and the other side will still be steps. When the library can safely reopen to the public, the front entrance will be the only way in and out of the building. A book return will also be coming to the front of the building during construction.
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package org.finra.herd.swaggergen.test.modelClassFinder;

public class Bar
{

}


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KeyBank Scouting Report Matchday Preview | Colorado Rapids vs. Portland Timbers | Sept. 13, 2014
September 11, 20144:39PM PDT
MLSsoccer.com StaffMLSsoccer.com
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COLORADO RAPIDS vs PORTLAND TIMBERS
DICK'S SPORTING GOODS PARK, Commerce City, Colo.
Sept. 13, 2014 (WEEK 27, MLS Game #262)
6 p.m. PT (KPDX/Estrella)
Two teams chasing what could be the final playoff position in the Western Conference meet in a crucial contest when the Colorado Rapids take on the Portland Timbers on Saturday evening at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. The Rapids are looking to put an end to their club-record losing slide, extended to seven games in a 6-0 loss at the LA Galaxy last weekend. The Timbers now find themselves just two points outside the final playoff position in the division, following their 3-3 draw with the San Jose Earthquakes at Providence Park last weekend.
The Portland Timbers performed another comeback to snatch a point, getting a late equalizer for a 3-3 draw with the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday evening at Providence Park. The Timbers are in sixth place in the Western Conference with 35 points from 27 games.
The opening goal came in the 21st minute. Timbers' keeper Donovan Ricketts saved the first shot from Shea Salinas, but he collected the rebound and fired off another shot that banged off the goalpost straight to Chris Wondolowski for a tap-in.
San Jose was opportunistic again in the 48th minute. Cordell Cato crossed to Wondolowski in the box. Timbers center back Pa Modou Kah's clearance attempt fell right back to Cato, and he slammed home from the right side of the box.
The Timbers pulled a goal back in the 54th minute when Diego Valeri chipped a perfect ball down the right to Alvas Powell, who brushed off two defenders and popped a shot into the upper far corner. The game was then tied 75th minute thanks to another brilliant feed by Valeri. He sent a cross across the goalmouth that Alhassan was unable to reach, but was ball was bundled across the line by Liam Ridgewell at the back post.
But the Quakes regained the lead in the 85th minute when Salinas floated a long cross from the left to Wondolowski, who easily nodded home a clear header.
Yet a minute later, the Timbers had one more answer. Powell collected the ball to the right of the San Jose goal and played it back to Kalif Alhassan, and he stabbed home game-tying goal from the edge of the six-yard box.
Timbers head coach Caleb Porter made one change to the team that rolled to a 3-0 victory against Vancouver Whitecaps FC at BC Place. Gaston Fernandez came into the team with Rodney Wallace on international duty.
PORTLAND TIMBERS (4-1-2-3): Donovan Ricketts - Alvas Powell, Liam Ridgewell, Pa Modou Kah, Jorge Villafana - Will Johnson - Diego Chara, Gaston Fernandez (Kalif Alhassan 61) - Darlington Nagbe, Fanendo Adi (Maximiliano Urruti 71), Diego Valeri.
The Timbers took a total of 32 attempts at goal – the third-highest total in MLS history – in coming back for the draw with San Jose. It was the 13th time this season the Timbers have gained at least one point after allowing the opening goal (4-6-9).
"The positive is we came back from down two goals, came back from the death at 3-2. We are a mentally strong team to be able to do that. There are not many teams in the league that would be able to come back, to pull that out," said Timbers head coach Caleb Porter. "Those are positives. We are still in the fifth spot, playoff position. Those things can't get lost in the shuffle of the craziness of the way this game played out and ultimately the disappointment in the fact that we got a draw instead of a win."
The Timbers were also the first team to come back from two separate deficits of at least two goals this season to grab a result, also doing it in the 2-2 draw with FC Dallas on June 11.
"The negative is that in getting 32 shots we probably could have scored 10 goals, realistically. I'm not joking. We scored three goals and it's kind of ironic that we're saying we didn't do well enough in the finishing," said Porter. "For me the first 20 minutes we've got to find a goal. It was our best first 20 minutes of the year. Completely dominant, seven or eight clear chances. We were absolutely on top of them. We had complete grip on the game, and the first time they get a chance it's a goal. A lot of positives, more than negatives, but we've got to do a bit better with our chances."
Said Will Johnson: "We haven't had problems scoring goals all year. It's just that we sit here and feel that we've scored some good goals and gave up some bad ones."
Alvas Powell scored his second MLS goal – both coming in the past two weeks – to give the Timbers early hope.
Diego Valeri contributed assists on all three Timbers goals, the seventh multiple-assist game of his MLS career and his second three-assist contest this year (also: June 1 vs. Vancouver). Valeri is now in a tie for second place in the league with 12 assists, after leading MLS with 13 assists a year ago.
"In professional soccer it's hard to create chances. It's maybe that hardest thing to do. So we could do that [today]," said Valeri. "We missed a lot of chances, but we scored three goals. It's a strange feeling."
Liam Ridgewell scored his second career MLS goal, both coming over the past four weeks. He has been ever-present in central defense over the last eight games.
"Obviously the three goals [conceded] are disappointing. It's something we've got to work on going forward. Just one of those days," Ridgewell said. "I think we had so many chances. We've got to be a little bit livelier and a little bit sharper when they're looking to score. Just got to work on it."
Kalif Alhassan scored his first league goal of the season, his first goal since last Oct. 13 when he netted against Seattle.
The Colorado Rapids had their losing skid stretched to seven games, going to a 6-0 defeat by the LA Galaxy last Friday evening at StubHub Center. The Rapids are in seventh place in the Western Conference with 30 points from 27 games.
The game changed dramatically just 33 seconds into the game. Rapids goalkeeper Joe Nasco couldn't take the ball off Alan Gordon's feet on a low cross from the left, and he grabbed Gordon's ankles, taking him down as he tried to shoot. Marc Burch cleared the ball off the line, but referee Baldomero Toledo whistled for a penalty kick and showed Nasco the red card – the fastest expulsion in MLS history.
Clint Irwin came on between the posts, and Landon Donovan chipped the resulting penalty kick easily up the middle to give LA a fifth-minute lead.
The score was 2-0 in the 30th minute. Marcelo Sarvas took a pass from Donovan well above the Rapids box, then played it forward for Gordon, who with the outside of his right foot sent it behind him and into the box where Baggio Husidic collected it and curled a shot past Irwin and inside the right post.
Gyasi Zardes made it 3-0 in first half stoppage time when he finished after Donovan redirected a Husidic pass into his path in Colorado's box, and Donovan made it 4-0 two minutes into the second half, converting a second penalty of the contest after Chris Klute fouled Zardes in the box.
Zardes nodded home an Stefan Ishizaki cross to make the score 5-0 in the 75th minute. Husidic completed the rout by finishing off another well-worked team goal and slotting home in the 86th minute.
Rapids head coach Pablo Mastroeni made one change to the team that fell 1-0 to Seattle Sounders FC at CenturyLink Field. Jose Mari came into the midfield in place of Marlon Hairston.
COLORADO RAPIDS (4-4-1-1): Joe Nasco (ejected 1) - Christopher Klute, Thomas Piermayr, Marvell Wynne, Marc Burch - Deshorn Brown, Jose Mari, Nick LaBrocca (Marlon Hairston 52), Dillon Serna - Dillon Powers (Vicente Sanchez 53) - Edson Buddle.
The Rapids lost for a seventh consecutive match – the longest losing streak in the club's 19-year history – in the defeat at the LA Galaxy. The previous record was six games, set in 1997 and 2012.
It was the fifth time in the team's history they've conceded six goals or more in a game, the first since 2004 – the third time the Galaxy have scored six-plus vs. Colorado. The club record is seven goals allowed in a 7-4 LA win in 1998.
"There was a decision made early that definitely flipped [the game] on its head," Rapids head coach Pablo Mastroeni said. "I think it changed the whole landscape; the whole week, everything of the planning goes down the tubes and it's about survival at that point. You're down a goal; you're down a man 30 seconds into a game and now you're just trying to stay in it, stay organized."
Joe Nasco was sent off in the first minute of the match, the earliest red card from the start of a match in MLS history. In 2009, New York Red Bulls defender Carlos Johnson was ejected in the second minute of a 1-0 loss to the Kansas City Wizards for the previous record.
"What I've learned [is] it's not what happens to you but how you react to it, and I think there is a lot of learning to be done as to how we now deal with playing a man down, regardless of who we're playing against, where we're playing," Mastroeni said. "That's going to be the part that I really contemplate and revisit and prepare the group for the next situation where we're a man down."
The six-goal margin of defeat was the largest in Colorado club history, tied for the second-highest in MLS history and the worst loss suffered by any MLS team in five years.
"It's a learning experience. It's one game at the end of the day; it's not the end of the world," said forward Edson Buddle. "First-year players, second-year players are a little bit harder on themselves right now, but I'm here to let them know that it's not the end of the road, it's only one game. We have tomorrow and next week to get better."
The Rapids conceded multiple goals for the fifth time in their seven-game losing slide. They have allowed 22 goals in the seven games, dating back to July 30.
The Rapids were also shut out at the attacking end for a second consecutive match, now 240 minutes since scoring their last goal. They were also shut out in back-to-back games July 30-Aug. 2 in losses to New England and Real Salt Lake.
José Mari returned to the lineup after a one-match absence, coming into the center of midfield. Dillon Serna was making his second consecutive start after missing a match, but he was sacrificed in the early minutes in favor of goalkeeper Clint Irwin after the Nasco sending-off.
"For a really young group there are a lot of guys that are seeking answers," Mastroeni said. "The secret about life is that the answer comes from within; there is no guru that will give you the answer. There is a lot of reflection, self-analyzing and then someone in that group stepping up and putting the team on their back. That's the only way you ever come to terms with situations like this. There is no secret. There is no guy you can bring in that's going to change the landscape of everything."
REFEREE: Drew Fischer. SAR (bench): Eric Boria; JAR (opposite): Jeremy Hanson; 4th: Younes Marrakchi
MLS Career: 37 games; FC/gm: 26.4; Y/gm: 2.9; R: 3; pens: 11
SUSPENDED: COL: Joe Nasco (through Sept. 14)
SUSPENDED NEXT YELLOW CARD: COL: Thomas Piermayr … POR: Diego Chara, Will Johnson
SUSPENDED AFTER TWO YELLOW CARDS: COL: Carlos Alvarez, Nick LaBrocca … POR: Norbetto Paparatto, Pa Modou Kah, Diego Valeri
DISABLED LIST: none
INTERNATIONAL ABSENCES: COL: Gabriel Torres (Panama, Copa Centroamericana)
ALL-TIME (10 meetings): Rapids 5 wins, 15 goals … Timbers 4 wins, 10 goals … Ties 1
AT COLORADO (5 meetings): Rapids 4 wins, 13 goals … Timbers 0 wins, 3 goals … Ties 1
2014 (MLS):
3/22: COL 2, POR 0 (Sanchez 73; Brown 75)
7/18: POR 2, COL 1 (Urruti 72; Valeri 77 – Brown 16)
The teams are meeting for the third time this season. Maximiliano Urruti and Diego Valeri scored late second-half goals to pull the Timbers back for a 2-1 win July 18 at Providence Park; Vicente Sánchez converted a penalty kick and Deshorn Brown knocked home a rebound from a saved penalty two minutes apart as the Rapids took a 2-0 victory March 22 at Dick's Sporting Goods Park.
The Rapids have never lost at home to Portland. They have won four of the five encounters all-time in Commerce City following the win this season.
The Timbers have won their last four home games in the series. The Rapids goal in the last meeting was their first in Portland in four visits, since their first-ever game in the Rose City in 2011.
Coaches record: Caleb Porter vs. COL: P5 W3 L1 D1 … Pablo Mastroeni vs. POR: P2 W1 L1 D0
LAST MEETING (MLS)
The Rapids took the lead in the 16th minute. From a corner kick, a Drew Moor header was first saved by Portland goalkeeper Donovan Ricketts. A rebound was driven right back into the hands of the 'keeper, but not secured and eventually bundled over the line by Deshorn Brown despite a last-ditch clearance attempt.
The Timbers pulled level in the 72nd minute through substitute Maximiliano Urruri. Capping off a beautiful team move, Jack Jewsbury was played in down the right by Will Johnson and sent in a cross for a charging Urruti to chip in at the near post.
Then, five minutes later, Diego Chara set up Diego Valeri in space from approximately 30 yards out for a fading blast that a diving Clint Irwin in the Colorado goal had no chance at saving.
PORTLAND TIMBERS (4-1-2-3): Donovan Ricketts - Michael Harrington, Danny O'Rourke, Liam Ridgewell, Jack Jewsbury - Will Johnson - Diego Valeri, Diego Chara - Darlington Nagbe (Rodney Wallace 92+), Fanendo Adi (Maximiliano Urruti 61), Steve Zakuani (Gaston Fernandez 61).
COLORADO RAPIDS (4-2-3-1): Clint Irwin - Thomas Piermayr, Marvell Wynne, Drew Moor, Christopher Klute - Jared Watts, Dillon Powers - Dillon Serna (Kamani Hill 83), Marlon Hairston (Gabriel Torres 65), Carlos Alvarez - Deshorn Brown (Danny Mwanga 24).


According to carpet cleaning Birmingham carpet binding, it is a process of making sure that your room that is too large for one piece of carpeting can be covered whole. Binding joins the seams of different pieces of carpeting and helps keep the seams from unraveling. Binding tape can also be used to match the color of the carpet.
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| Pre-arrest diversion program under fire
Sammy Westfall
Pre-arrest diversion program under fire
Sammy Westfall & Valerie Pavilonis 3:04 am, Oct 02, 2018
A New Haven social program designed to reduce arrests for people with substance-use disorders and mental illnesses came under fire at a teach-in hosted by New Haven and Yale community members last Wednesday night.
Under the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion, which was launched by the City of New Haven in November 2017, police officers are meant to work together with individuals found to have committed low-level offenses such as prostitution and drug abuse and offer them help instead of arresting them. However, the social program appears to be failing to achieve its goals, argued a panel on Wednesday night.
"The city dropped the ball," said Beatrice Codianni, who is the founding director of Sex Workers and Allies Network, one of the activist groups present at Wednesday's panel. The groups were joined by several students from the Law School and the School of Public Health.
LEAD began in Seattle in 2011 as a four-year pilot program and has since developed programs in Santa Fe and Albany. The mayor's office in New Haven is running a two-year pilot of LEAD, according to the panelists' report. The program is currently operating in Police Districts 1, 3 and 5, the report noted.
The Sex Workers and Allies Network presented their criticisms of the New Haven LEAD program, focusing especially on the program's lack of transparency and the absence of community members within its administration.
"In order to be branded as an actual LEAD program, LEAD must first include not only service providers and the city, but also community groups and people with relevant, lived experience," said Evan Serio, director of programming and advocacy for Sex Workers and Allies Network, referring to those with experience in sex work, drug abuse, poverty and homelessness. "Those people need to be at the table in order for this to actually go anywhere."
Currently, few such individuals are part of New Haven's LEAD program. According to Serio, while LEAD in other cities like Albany has been very open to community groups' participation in the administration of the program, New Haven's model operates without that openness. Instead, the Elm City program remains under the jurisdiction of a limited number of government employees, said Sophie Wheelock SPH '19.
Panel members attempted to reach LEAD project manager for the city of New Haven Cynthia Watson, who did not respond to their requests for comment. A similar attempt was made by the News with the same result.
An interview with a spokesperson of the LEAD National Support Bureau suggested that while other programs like LEAD in Seattle operate with a clear accountability system and a balance of community and government involvement, LEAD in New Haven "lacks a clear structure for power-sharing between government, law enforcement, human services providers and community leaders."
However, the spokesperson said that the organization is satisfied with the efforts of community groups to become involved, adding that the current state of affairs within New Haven is only concerning if the lack of accountability persists.
According to the Bureau, the involvement of local organizations is critical in voicing concerns and in ensuring that the decisions regarding LEAD satisfy the expectations of all parties involved, whether they be organizers or program participants.
Members of the panel criticized the lack of dialogue within the community regarding the initiative, also pointing out that the routine reporting mandated in LEAD's original grant agreement is not being fulfilled — and, if it is, the related records are not being made public.
According to speakers on the panel, LEAD has only released one report since the program was launched nine months ago. The report claimed that 22 people had been diverted into the program, but no record of names or consent forms was ever released. Speakers on the panel also said that the only accessible information was records of the original LEAD agreement, and even those were obtained through Freedom of Information Act requests.
Panelists also noted that the first report meeting, scheduled for Oct. 23, was scheduled almost a full year after the program was announced.
The Bureau spokesperson told the News that partners in the New Haven LEAD effort, as well as local community organizers interested in the model, have consulted with the organization periodically. According to the Bureau, a New Haven delegation visited Seattle on April 27 for an in-depth site visit, and another delegation just completed a visit to Albany's Bureau-certified LEAD program.
Criticism of LEAD's reluctance to share information was compounded with criticisms of the diversion process. When a police officer encounters someone they would normally arrest for drug abuse or sex work, LEAD's model requires that the officer refer that person to a social worker, who in turn offers LEAD as an alternative to arrest.
However, according to some speakers at the panel, having police officers facilitate these first few steps can be problematic.
"The police, there are one or two of them that have been phenomenal," said Christine, a Fair Haven sex worker who did not wish to be identified by her full name and who has been homeless for more than two years. "But as the child of a police officer myself, I find it appalling the way that we're spoken to sometimes and treated."
Christine and other panel members recommended the removal of police officers from the diversion process.
Sammy Westfall | sammy.westfall@yale.edu
Valerie Pavilonis | valerie.pavilonis@yale.edu .


Question: Willie, your free-agent process took longer than it might have normally. Can you talk about some of the things you went through, your thought process with the injury, and what was most important to you in making this decision?
Question: Did you find yourself, due to your health, in a situation of having to explain yourself to teams that might have been interested in you?
Question: Willie, was the concussion you had last year the first of your career, or how many have their been?
Question: Dean, how significant of a factor was the injury to Matt Greene in terms of pursuing Willie?
Question: Willie, having to wait as long as you did, did it limit offers for you?
Question: Can you talk about what it's like to come into a new situation? What guys do you have relationships with already?
Question: Was staying in the West a factor for you in any way?
Question: Willie, was there a runner-up on this decision for you? It had been reported that Washington, San Jose and Vancouver were in the mix along with the Kings, but was there a close second on this one?
Question: Have you talked to Terry Murray, and have you already campaigned to play with Drew Doughty?
Question: Willie, you're probably aware that the Kings' first game happens to be against the Canucks on Oct. 9. How do you think that's going to feel?
Question: I know it's a business, but is there any sadness in leaving a city that you were close to, and a team that I think a lot of you guys felt was close to achieving the ultimate goal?
Question: Willie, when did you sort of come to the realization, in your mind, that it wasn't going to happen in Vancouver, that you were going to have to move on? Was it a long time ago, when they got Keith Ballard, or were they still in the mix right until the end?


A sample set of the June 30, 2005, report form applicable to your bank is enclosed. Banks with domestic offices only must file the FFIEC 041 report form. Banks with domestic and foreign offices must file the FFIEC 031 report form.
All banks should continue to submit their Call Reports electronically to the banking agencies' electronic collection agent, Electronic Data Systems Corporation (EDS), using one of the two methods described in the agencies' cover letter for the June 30, 2005, report date. For assistance in submitting Call Reports to EDS, contact EDS toll free at (800) 255 1571.
However, any annual payments to be made to a bank or other party under an assignment contract will be reduced if the quota holder or producer owes any debt to an agency of the United States at any time over the life of the contract, thereby exposing the assignee to credit risk. On the other hand, on a successor-in-interest contract, a successor party obtains all rights to the transferred payments and the annual payments cannot be reduced for any debt owed by the quota holder or producer to an agency of the United States subsequent to the CCC's approval of the successor-in-interest contract. Nevertheless, the CCC will reduce any annual payments to the successor party if the successor owes any debt to an agency of the United States. In addition, the CCC will not issue a payment to the successor to a producer contract if the successor is not in compliance with wetlands and highly erodible land provisions of the USDA's regulations or is convicted of trafficking in controlled substances.
For risk-based capital purposes, assignment contracts should be risk weighted at 100 percent because of the potential exposure to payment reductions for any debt owed by the quota holder or producer to an agency of the United States as outlined above. Successor-in-interest contracts from quota holders are, in essence, unconditionally guaranteed by the U.S. Government and should be risk weighted at zero percent. In contrast, successor-in-interest contracts from producers are considered conditionally guaranteed and should be risk weighted at 20 percent.
In December 2003, the AICPA issued Statement of Position 03-3, Accounting for Certain Loans or Debt Securities Acquired in a Transfer. In general, this Statement of Position applies to "purchased impaired loans," i.e., loans that a bank has purchased, including those acquired in a purchase business combination, when there is evidence of deterioration of credit quality since the origination of the loan and it is probable, at the purchase date, that the bank will be unable to collect all contractually required payments receivable. The Statement of Position applies to loans acquired in fiscal years beginning after December 15, 2004. Banks must follow Statement of Position 03-3 for Call Report purposes. The Statement of Position does not apply to the loans that a bank has originated. For further information on this Statement of Position, please refer to the new Glossary entry for "Purchased Impaired Loans" and the revised Glossary entry for "Allowance for Loan and Lease Losses," which are included in the update to the Call Report instruction book that is included in this quarter's Call Report materials.
The agencies have added three new items pertaining to purchased impaired loans to the Call Report this quarter. These new items are Schedule RC-C, part I, Loans and Leases, Memorandum items 7.a and 7.b, and Schedule RI B, part II, Changes in Allowance for Loan and Lease Losses, Memorandum item 4. The instructions for these new items are included in the Call Report instruction book update for this quarter. In addition, for those purchased impaired loans that are not in nonaccrual status, banks should determine the delinquency status of these loans for purposes of Schedule RC-N in accordance with the contractual repayment terms of the loans.
On May 3, 2005, the agencies issued an Interagency Advisory on Accounting and Reporting for Commitments to Originate and Sell Mortgage Loans. This advisory provides supplemental guidance on the appropriate accounting and reporting for commitments to originate mortgage loans that will be held for resale and for commitments to sell mortgage loans under mandatory delivery and best efforts contracts. The advisory can be accessed on each of the agencies' Web sites.
Commitments to originate mortgage loans that will be held for resale, which the advisory refers to as derivative loan commitments, are derivatives and must be accounted for at fair value on the balance sheet by the issuer. All loan sales agreements, including both mandatory delivery and best efforts contracts, must be evaluated by both the seller and the purchaser to determine whether the agreements meet the definition of a derivative under FASB Statement No. 133, Accounting for Derivative Instruments and Hedging Activities, as amended by FASB Statement No. 149, Amendment of Statement 133 on Derivative Instruments and Hedging Activities. Institutions should also account for loan sales agreements that meet the definition of a derivative, which the advisory refers to as forward loan sales commitments, at fair value on the balance sheet.
The advisory also addresses the guidance that should be considered in determining the fair value of derivatives. In this regard, when quoted market prices are not available, which is typically the case for derivative loan commitments and forward loan sales commitments, estimates of fair value should be based on the best information available in the circumstances. A simplified example is included to provide general guidance on one approach that may be used to value commitments to originate mortgage loans that will be held for resale. In addition, the advisory states that the agencies expect all institutions, including those that are not required to file reports with the SEC, to follow the guidance in SEC Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 105, Application of Accounting Principles to Loan Commitments, in recognizing derivative loan commitments. The Staff Accounting Bulletin can be accessed at www.sec.gov/interps/account/sab105.htm.
According to the advisory, under a typical derivative loan commitment, the borrower can choose to (1) "lock-in" the current market rate for a fixed-rate loan, i.e., a fixed derivative loan commitment; (2) "lock in" the current market rate for an adjustable-rate loan that has a specified formula for determining when and how the interest rate will adjust, i.e., an adjustable derivative loan commitment; or (3) wait until a future date to set the interest rate and allow the interest rate to "float" with market interest rates until the rate is set, i.e., a floating derivative loan commitment.
Banks are expected to apply the guidance in the advisory when preparing their Call Reports. However, until certain questions that have been raised about floating derivative loan commitments are resolved, institutions should follow their existing reporting policies for floating derivative loan commitments and need not account for and report these commitments as derivatives for Call Report purposes. All other derivative loan commitments should be reported in the Call Report with a bank's over-the-counter written interest rate options in Schedule RC-L, Derivatives and Off-Balance Sheet Items, not as unused commitments in item 1 of Schedule RC-L. The principal amount of the mortgage loans to be originated under these derivative loan commitments must be reported as the notional amount of the derivatives in Schedule RC L, item 12.d.(1), column A, and in Schedule RC-L, item 14, column A. Banks must also report the fair value of these derivative loan commitments in the appropriate subitem of Schedule RC-L, item 15.b. As with written options, derivative loan commitments are outside the scope of the credit conversion process that applies to derivatives under the agencies' risk-based capital standards. However, if the fair value of any of these derivative loan commitments after initial recognition is positive and therefore reported as an asset, this positive fair value is subject to the risk-based capital standards and must be risk weighted as an on-balance sheet asset.
Banks should note that commitments to originate mortgage loans that will be held for investment purposes and commitments to originate other types of loans are not considered derivatives. The unused portion of loan commitments that are not considered derivatives should continue to be reported in Schedule RC-L, item 1. Unused commitments with an original maturity exceeding one year are subject to the risk-based capital standards and must be reported in Schedule RC-R, item 53.
When the loans backing a GNMA security are initially securitized, Statement No. 140 permits the transferor of the loans to treat the transaction as a sale for accounting purposes because the conditional nature of the buy-back option means that the transferor (seller) does not maintain effective control over the loans. The loans are removed from the seller's balance sheet. When individual loans later meet GNMA's specified delinquency criteria and are eligible for repurchase, the seller (provided the seller is also the servicer) is deemed to have regained effective control over these loans and, under Statement No. 140, the loans can no longer be reported as sold. The delinquent GNMA loans must be brought back onto the seller-servicer's books as assets and initially recorded at fair value, regardless of whether the seller intends to exercise the buy-back option. An offsetting liability also would be recorded. Whether or not these rebooked delinquent loans are repurchased, the seller-servicer should report them as loans on the Call Report balance sheet (Schedule RC) and related schedules. These loans should be reported as held for sale (Schedule RC, item 4.a) or held for investment (Schedule RC, item 4.b), based on facts and circumstances, in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. These loans should not be reported as "Other assets" (Schedule RC, item 11). The offsetting liability should be reported as "Other borrowed money" (Schedule RC, item 16).
A seller-servicer must report all delinquent rebooked GNMA loans that have been repurchased or are eligible for repurchase as past due in Schedule RC-N in accordance with their contractual repayment terms. In addition, if a bank services GNMA loans, but was not the transferor of the loans that have been securitized, and purchases individual delinquent loans out of the GNMA securitization, the bank must report the purchased loans as past due in Schedule RC-N in accordance with their contractual repayment terms even though the bank was not required to record the delinquent GNMA loans as assets prior to purchasing the loans. Such delinquent GNMA loans should be reported in items 1.c and 10 and new item 10.b of Schedule RC-N. This reporting treatment for delinquent GNMA loans, including the new Schedule RC-N item, is discussed in the revised instructions for Schedule RC-N that are included in the Call Report instruction book update that is included in this quarter's Call Report materials.
For risk-based capital purposes, rebooked GNMA loans should be risk-weighted in the same manner as all other FHA, VA, and FmHA loans, i.e., at 20 percent to the extent of the conditional guarantee. For leverage capital purposes, these rebooked loans should be included in the bank's average total assets.
In addition, the agencies have concluded that an institution that forecloses on real estate backing a delinquent GNMA loan should report the property as "other real estate owned" and not as an "other asset" on the Call Report balance sheet. However, because this is not currently the common reporting practice for these foreclosed properties, institutions should continue to report these properties in their Call Reports in accordance with their existing reporting policies for such properties through the December 31, 2005, report date. Thereafter, i.e., beginning with the March 31, 2006, report date, all institutions should report foreclosed real estate from GNMA loans as "other real estate owned" on the balance sheet. At that time, the agencies will add a new subitem to Schedule RC-M, item 3.b, "All other real estate owned," to enable institutions to separately disclose the amount of such foreclosed real estate.
For Call Report purposes, banks with variable interests in variable interest entities must apply the provisions of Interpretation No. 46 (Revised) to those entities in accordance with the interpretation's effective date and transition provisions. Application of Interpretation No. 46 (Revised) by banks that are public companies, or subsidiaries of such public companies, was required for specified types of variable interest entities at various dates beginning December 31, 2003, through December 31, 2004. Application of Interpretation No. 46 (Revised) by banks that are neither public companies nor subsidiaries of public companies was required immediately for variable interest entities created after December 31, 2003, and for all other variable interest entities at the beginning of the first fiscal year beginning after December 15, 2004 (January 1, 2005, for calendar year banks).
Banks should continue to follow the guidance provided on this subject in the Call Report Supplemental Instructions for March 31, 2005. These Supplemental Instructions can be accessed via the FFIEC's Web site (www.ffiec.gov/PDF/FFIEC_forms/FFIEC031_041_suppinst_200503.pdf).
Banks should continue to follow the guidance provided on this subject in the Call Report Supplemental Instructions for June 30, 2003. These Supplemental Instructions can be accessed via the FFIEC's Web site (www.ffiec.gov/PDF/FFIEC_forms/FFIEC031_041_suppinst0603.pdf 48k (PDF Help)).


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Louisville hosted Mississippi State and Butler this past weekend, so once again we called on Michael Wells, a local photographer and all around NCLL fan to provide images and game notes of the days action. Here are Mike's notes and photos from the field.
#14 Mississippi State Bulldogs vs Louisville Cardinals
Mississippi State got off to a slow start on offense and was struggling to communicate. This led to poor passes and multiple turnovers. Louisville was able to take advantage of this and got on the board first, but that would remain deadlocked for the majority of the first half. With great stops by both goalies, both offenses were having trouble finding the net. The Mississippi State defense as a whole was struggling, allowing multiple shots on goal, but the Cards just couldn't get the ball past the Mississippi State netminder.
With 1:00 to play in the first half, Mississippi State tied the game at 1-1. Mississippi State then scored immediately off the ensuing face-off, making the score 2-1 at the half.
The Bulldogs were held scoreless for 29:00 of the first half before scoring 2 goals back to back on a relaxed Cards defense.
Sam Long, who was the key factor in last weeks upset victory over DI opponent Ohio State, stepped in goal for Louisville in the second half. But Mississippi State scored quickly in the 2nd half to shift momentum back to the Bulldogs.
At the end of the third, the score was tied 3-3 thanks to a mild collapse in the Mississippi State defense. Come the fourth quarter, Cardinal Midfielder Mike George took over for Louisville! George scored back-to-back goals midway through the fourth, followed up by another goal from #5 Porter. With 4:44 to play, George would score his 5th goal of the day, putting the final nail in Louisville's coffin, 6-4.
#14 Mississippi State vs Butler
Butler came in fresh and rested and got off to a good start.
However, the defense started to fall apart in the middle of the first quarter, allowing Mississippi State to take a 3-2 lead.
While up 4-2, O'Neal of Butler took a nice clean hit to the chest, fell to the ground and didn't move. All attention was drawn to O'Neal on the ground while the Butler offense scooped up the ball and scored. It was the highlight of the first half, as O'Neal jumped right up after the goal was scored and joined the celebration.
Mississippi State took advantage of some Butler penalties late in the second quarter to keep the game close. Butler was ahead by the score of 5-4 at the half.
Mississippi State would come out hot to start the second half and countered a Butler goal with 2 of their own to take a 7-5 lead. The Mississippi State defense would hold Butler scoreless the final two minutes of the third quarter.
The two teams would trade goals with 8:35 to play, bringing the score to 8-6 in favor of Mississippi State. With 4:03 to play, the Bulldogs would eliminate any chance of a Butler comeback, soring a back breaking goal to bring the score to 9-6. Both defenses would hold strong the final four minutes and the final score would be: #14 Mississippi State 9 – Butler 6.
Louisville vs Butler
Butler came out strong early on, scoring the first two goals in a matter of minutes. Butler was also controlling most of the early face-offs.#45 only allowed Louisville to win a total of two face-offs. However, Louisville would respond with three unanswered goals by three different players (#32 George, #19 Mayer, #44 Buchbinder) to close out the first quarter up 3-2.
After another great face-off win by #45 of Butler, the Bulldogs took one shot on goal and scored, tying the game at 3-3. The game would be scoreless for the next nine minutes until Louisville would find the net with 5:51 left until the half. #19 Mayer would add another goal for Louisville to close out the first half, bringing the score to 5-3 Louisville at the half.
The Bulldogs were obviously tired at this point.
Butler's defense appeared gassed and the offense was just simply not communicating like they should had been most of the day. Even after an extended halftime, the Bulldogs were not able to stop the Cards. The Cards scored on their very first possession of the second half, bringing the score to 6-3. #43 DeNoers made it 7-3 shortly after that, as the rain began to fall.
Louisville started to play sloppy as the rain started to fall. The Cards allowed two goals in a matter of minutes, bringing the score to 7-5 with 2:55 to play in the third quarter. The Bulldogs started to get some momentum back when Mike George found the net for the Cards, bringing the score to 8-5 in favor of Louisville.
The two teams would trade goals in the fourth quarter to bring the score to 10-7. Louisville would add one more in the final minutes to bring the score to 11-7 in favor of the Cards.
The Louisville Cardinals upset DI Ohio State last week, and they upset DII #14 Mississippi State this past weekend. Louisville now prepares for DII #7 Kentucky and DI #16 Cincinnati at home on Sunday, April 7th in Louisville.
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