text:
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Copyright 2006-2010, GeoTelematic Solutions, Inc.
// All rights reserved
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
// You may obtain a copy of the License at
//
// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
//
// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
// limitations under the License.
//
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Description:
//  Runtime property keys
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Change History:
//  2006/03/26  Martin D. Flynn
//     -Initial release
//  2006/04/23  Martin D. Flynn
//     -Modified/Cleaned-up keys
//  2006/06/30  Martin D. Flynn
//     -Repackaged
//  2007/03/30  Martin D. Flynn
//     -Added "getRuntimeKeyIterator()"
//  2010/05/24  Martin D. Flynn
//     -Added additional keys for "OSTools....".
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
package org.opengts.util;

import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.lang.reflect.*;

/**
*** Container for runtime property keys
**/

public class RTKey
{

    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    public  static final String NULL_VALUE                  = "<null>";

    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    public  static final String DEFAULT_LOCALE              = "en";
    public  static final String DEFAULT_DATEFORMAT          = "yyyy/MM/dd";
    public  static final String DEFAULT_TIMEFORMAT          = "HH:mm:ss";

    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    private static String SENDMAIL_CLASS()
    {
        // This is done this way to avoid having to hardcode the fully qualified class name.
        return RTKey.class.getPackage().getName() + ".Send" + "Mail";
    }

    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // property keys

    public static final String SESSION_NAME                 = "session.name";   // ie. PrivateLabel name
    public static final String SESSION_LOCALE               = "session.locale"; // ie. "en"

    public static final String RT_QUIET                     = "rtquiet";        // command-line use only
    public static final String RT_VERBOSE                   = "rtverbose";      // command-line use only

    public static final String LOCALE                       = "locale";
    public static final String LOCALE_DATEFORMAT            = "locale.dateFormat";
    public static final String LOCALE_TIMEFORMAT            = "locale.timeFormat";

    public static final String CONFIG_FILE_DIR              = "configFileDir";
    public static final String WEBAPP_FILE                  = "webappFile";
    public static final String CONFIG_FILE                  = "configFile";
    public static final String COMMAND_LINE_CONF            = "conf";           // alias for CONFIG_FILE for cmdLine use

    public static final String TEST_MODE                    = "testMode";
    public static final String DEBUG_MODE                   = "debugMode";
    public static final String ADMIN_MODE                   = "adminMode";

    public static final String HTTP_USER_AGENT              = "http.userAgent";
    public static final String HTTP_PROXY_HOST              = "http.proxy.host";
    public static final String HTTP_PROXY_PORT              = "http.proxy.port";
    public static final String URL_CONNECT_TIMEOUT          = "url.connect.timeout";
    public static final String URL_READ_TIMEOUT             = "url.read.timeout";

    public static final String SMTP_SERVER_HOST             = "smtp.host";
    public static final String SMTP_SERVER_PORT             = "smtp.port";
    public static final String SMTP_SERVER_USER             = "smtp.user";
    public static final String SMTP_SERVER_USER_EMAIL       = "smtp.user.emailAddress";
    public static final String SMTP_SERVER_PASSWORD         = "smtp.password";
    public static final String SMTP_ENABLE_SSL              = "smtp.enableSSL";
    public static final String SMTP_ENABLE_TLS              = "smtp.enableTLS";
    public static final String SMTP_THREAD_MODEL            = "smtp.threadModel";
    public static final String SMTP_THREAD_MODEL_SHOW       = "smtp.threadModel.show";
    public static final String SMTP_DEBUG                   = "smtp.debug";

    public static final String LOG_NAME                     = "log.name";
    public static final String LOG_LEVEL                    = "log.level";
    public static final String LOG_LEVEL_HEADER             = "log.level.header";
    public static final String LOG_JAVA_LOGGER              = "log.javaLogger";
    public static final String LOG_FILE                     = "log.file";
    public static final String LOG_FILE_ENABLE              = "log.file.enable";
    public static final String LOG_FILE_ROTATE_SIZE         = "log.file.rotate.maxSize";
    public static final String LOG_FILE_ROTATE_EXTN         = "log.file.rotate.dateFormatExtn";
    public static final String LOG_FILE_ROTATE_DELETE_AGE   = "log.file.rotate.deleteAge";
    public static final String LOG_INCL_DATE                = "log.include.date";
    public static final String LOG_INCL_STACKFRAME          = "log.include.frame";
    public static final String LOG_EMAIL_EXCEPTIONS         = "log.email.sendExceptions";
    public static final String LOG_EMAIL_FROM               = "log.email.fromAddr";
    public static final String LOG_EMAIL_TO                 = "log.email.toAddr";
    public static final String LOG_SENDMAIL_CLASS           = "log.email.sendmailClass";

    public static final String DB_DBCONNECTION_POOL         = "db.dbConnectionPool";            // Boolean
    public static final String DB_DATASOURCE_CLASS          = "db.dataSource.class";            // String
    public static final String DB_DATASOURCE_MAX_ACTIVE     = "db.dataSource.maxActive";        // Integer
    public static final String DB_DATASOURCE_MAX_IDLE       = "db.dataSource.maxIdle";          // Integer
    public static final String DB_DATASOURCE_MAX_WAIT       = "db.dataSource.maxWait";          // Long
    public static final String DB_PROVIDER                  = "db.sql.provider";                // String
    public static final String DB_NAME                      = "db.sql.dbname";                  // String
    public static final String DB_URL                       = "db.sql.url";                     // String
    public static final String DB_URL_DB                    = "db.sql.url.db";                  // String
    public static final String DB_HOST                      = "db.sql.host";                    // String
    public static final String DB_PORT                      = "db.sql.port";                    // Integer
    public static final String DB_USER                      = "db.sql.user";                    // String
    public static final String DB_PASS                      = "db.sql.password";                // String
    public static final String DB_UTF8                      = "db.sql.utf8";                    // Boolean
    public static final String DB_TABLE_NAME_PREFIX         = "db.tableNamePrefix";             // String
    public static final String DB_TABLE_LOCKING             = "db.tableLocking";                // Boolean
    public static final String DB_SHOW_SQL                  = "db.showSQL";                     // Boolean
    public static final String DB_SHOW_CONNECTIONS          = "db.showConnections";             // Boolean

    public static final String DB_TYPESIZE_                 = "db.typeSize.";                   // Integer

    public static final String OSTOOLS_MEMORY_CHECK_ENABLE  = "OSTools.memoryCheckEnabled";     // Boolean
    public static final String OSTOOLS_MEMORY_TREND_WEIGHT  = "OSTools.memoryTrendWeight";      // Double (percent 0.0 .. 1.0)
    public static final String OSTOOLS_MEMORY_USAGE_WARN    = "OSTools.memoryUsageWarning";     // Double (percent 0.0 .. 1.0)

    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    public static final String CONSTANT_PREFIX              = "%";

    public static final String VERSION                      = "%version";
    public static final String IS_WEBAPP                    = "%isWebApp";
    public static final String MAIN_CLASS                   = "%mainClass";
    public static final String CONTEXT_NAME                 = "%contextName";
    public static final String CONTEXT_PATH                 = "%contextPath";

    public static final String NAME                         = "%name";
    public static final String CONFIG_URL                   = "%configURL";
    public static final String LOG                          = "%log";
    public static final String INCLUDE                      = "%include";
    public static final String INCLUDE_OPT                  = "%include?";

    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    protected static Entry NullEntry = new Entry("", null);

    protected static Entry runtimeKeys[] = {

        new Entry("General mode attributes"),
        new Entry(ADMIN_MODE                 , false                            , "Admin mode enabled"),                        // APP
        new Entry(DEBUG_MODE                 , false                            , "Debug mode enabled"),                        // APP|WEB
        new Entry(TEST_MODE                  , false                            , "Test mode enabled"),                         // APP
        new Entry(IS_WEBAPP                  , false                            , "IsWebApp"),                                  // APP|WEB

        new Entry("Runtime config file attributes"),
        new Entry(CONFIG_FILE_DIR            , "/conf"                          , "Runtime config file directory"),             // APP|WEB
        new Entry(CONFIG_FILE                , "default.conf"                   , "Default runtime config file"),               // APP
        new Entry(WEBAPP_FILE                , "webapp.conf"                    , "Default webapp config file"),                //     WEB

        new Entry("Web Session context attributes"),
        new Entry(SESSION_NAME               , null                             , "Session context name"),                      // WEB
        new Entry(SESSION_LOCALE             , "en"                             , "Session locale"),                            // WEB

        new Entry("HTTP/URL attributes"),
        new Entry(HTTP_USER_AGENT            , null                             , "HTTP user agent"),                           // APP
        new Entry(HTTP_PROXY_HOST            , null                             , "HTTP proxy host"),                           // APP
        new Entry(HTTP_PROXY_PORT            , -1                               , "HTTP proxy port"),                           // APP
        new Entry(URL_CONNECT_TIMEOUT        , 60000L                           , "URL connection timeout (msec)"),             // APP
        new Entry(URL_READ_TIMEOUT           , 60000L                           , "URL read timeout (msec)"),                   // APP

        new Entry("Locale attributes"),
        new Entry(LOCALE                     , "en"                             , "Locale"),                                    // APP|WEB
        new Entry(LOCALE_DATEFORMAT          , DEFAULT_DATEFORMAT               , "Locale Date Format"),                        // APP|WEB
        new Entry(LOCALE_TIMEFORMAT          , DEFAULT_TIMEFORMAT               , "Locale Time Format"),                        // APP|WEB

        new Entry("SMTP (mail) attributes"),
        new Entry(SMTP_SERVER_HOST           , "smtp.example.com"               , "SMTP server host"),                          // APP|WEB
        new Entry(SMTP_SERVER_PORT           , 25                               , "SMTP server port"),                          // APP|WEB
        new Entry(SMTP_SERVER_USER           , null                             , "SMTP server user"),                          // APP|WEB
        new Entry(SMTP_SERVER_USER_EMAIL     , null                             , "SMTP User Email address (if required)"),     // APP|WEB
        new Entry(SMTP_SERVER_PASSWORD       , null                             , "SMTP server password"),                      // APP|WEB
        new Entry(SMTP_ENABLE_SSL            , false                            , "SMTP enable SSL"),                           // APP|WEB
        new Entry(SMTP_ENABLE_TLS            , false                            , "SMTP enable TLS"),                           // APP|WEB
        new Entry(SMTP_THREAD_MODEL          , null                             , "Send-Mail thread model"),
        new Entry(SMTP_THREAD_MODEL_SHOW     , false                            , "Print/show Send-Mail thread model"),
        new Entry(SMTP_DEBUG                 , false                            , "Sendmail debug mode"),

        new Entry("'Print' util attributes"),
        new Entry(LOG_NAME                   , null                             , "log name"),                                  // APP|WEB
        new Entry(LOG_LEVEL                  , Print.LOG_ALL                    , "log level"),                                 // APP|WEB
        new Entry(LOG_LEVEL_HEADER           , Print.LOG_ALL                    , "log header level"),                          // APP|WEB
        new Entry(LOG_JAVA_LOGGER            , false                            , "log to java.util.Logger"),                   // APP|WEB
        new Entry(LOG_FILE                   , null                             , "log file name"),                             // APP|WEB
        new Entry(LOG_FILE_ENABLE            , false                            , "log file enable"),                           // APP|WEB
        new Entry(LOG_FILE_ROTATE_SIZE       , 200000L                          , "log file rotate max size"),                  // APP|WEB
        new Entry(LOG_FILE_ROTATE_EXTN       , "yyyyMMddHHmmss'.log'"           , "log file rotate date format extension"),     // APP|WEB
        new Entry(LOG_FILE_ROTATE_DELETE_AGE , "0"                              , "log file rotate delete age (default days)"), // APP|WEB
        new Entry(LOG_INCL_DATE              , false                            , "include date in logs"),                      // APP|WEB
        new Entry(LOG_INCL_STACKFRAME        , false                            , "include stackframe in logs"),                // APP|WEB
        new Entry(LOG_EMAIL_EXCEPTIONS       , false                            , "EMail exceptions"),                          // APP|WEB
        new Entry(LOG_EMAIL_FROM             , null                             , "Error email sender"),
        new Entry(LOG_EMAIL_TO               , null                             , "Error email recipient"),
        new Entry(LOG_SENDMAIL_CLASS         , SENDMAIL_CLASS()                 , "Sendmail class name"),                       // APP|WEB

        new Entry("DB attributes"),
        new Entry(DB_DBCONNECTION_POOL       , false                            , "DBConnection Pooling"),                      // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_DATASOURCE_CLASS        , ""                               , "DataSource class"),                          // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_DATASOURCE_MAX_ACTIVE   , 100                              , "DataSource maxActive"),                      // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_DATASOURCE_MAX_IDLE     , 30                               , "DataSource maxIdle"),                        // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_DATASOURCE_MAX_WAIT     , 10000L                           , "DataSource maxWait"),                        // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_PROVIDER                , "mysql"                          , "Database provider"),                         // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_NAME                    , "?"                              , "Database name"),                             // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_URL                     , ""                               , "Database JDBC URL"),                         // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_URL_DB                  , ""                               , "Database JDBC URL (incl DB name)"),          // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_HOST                    , "127.0.0.1" /*"localhost"*/      , "Database server host"),                      // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_PORT                    , -1                               , "Database server port"),                      // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_USER                    , ""                               , "Database server user"),                      // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_PASS                    , ""                               , "Database server password"),                  // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_UTF8                    , false                            , "Enable UTF8"),                               // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_TABLE_NAME_PREFIX       , ""                               , "Table name prefix"),                         // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_TABLE_LOCKING           , false                            , "Table locking enabled"),                     // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_SHOW_SQL                , false                            , "Show insert/update SQL"),                    // APP|WEB
        new Entry(DB_SHOW_CONNECTIONS        , false                            , "Show connections"),                          // APP|WEB

        new Entry("OSTools attributes"),
        new Entry(OSTOOLS_MEMORY_CHECK_ENABLE, false                            , "Enable memory checks"),                      // APP|WEB
        new Entry(OSTOOLS_MEMORY_TREND_WEIGHT, 0.15                             , "Memory Check Trend Weight"),                 // APP|WEB
        new Entry(OSTOOLS_MEMORY_USAGE_WARN  , 0.90                             , "Memory Usage Limit Warning"),                // APP|WEB

    };

    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    protected static Map<String,Entry>  globalEntryMap = null;
    protected static RTProperties       defaultProperties = null;

    /**
    *** Gets the Map of all entries in RTKey
    *** @return The Map of all entries
    **/
    protected static Map<String,Entry> getRuntimeEntryMap()
    {
        if (globalEntryMap == null) {
            /* create map */
            globalEntryMap = new OrderedMap<String,Entry>();

            /* load default key entries */
            for (int i = 0; i < RTKey.runtimeKeys.length; i++) {
                String rtKey = RTKey.runtimeKeys[i].getKey();
                if (rtKey != null) {
                    globalEntryMap.put(rtKey, RTKey.runtimeKeys[i]);
                }
            }

        }
        return globalEntryMap;
    }

    /**
    *** Gets an iterator over all of the entries
    *** @return The iterator over the entries
    **/
    public static Iterator<String> getRuntimeKeyIterator()
    {
        return RTKey.getRuntimeEntryMap().keySet().iterator();
    }

    public static void addRuntimeEntries(Entry dftEntry[])
    {
        if (dftEntry != null) {
            Map<String,Entry> gblmap = RTKey.getRuntimeEntryMap();
            for (int i = 0; i < dftEntry.length; i++) {
                String rtKey = dftEntry[i].getKey();
                if (rtKey != null) {
                    gblmap.put(rtKey, dftEntry[i]);
                }
            }
            defaultProperties = null;
        }
    }

    /**
    *** Adds an entry ({@link Entry}) to RTKey
    **/
    public static void addRuntimeEntry(Entry dftEntry)
    {
        if (dftEntry != null) {
            String rtKey = dftEntry.getKey();
            if (rtKey != null) {
                RTKey.getRuntimeEntryMap().put(rtKey, dftEntry);
                defaultProperties = null;
            }
        }
    }

    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    /**
    *** Gets the entry associated with the specified key
    *** @param key The key of the entry to get
    *** @return The entry
    **/
    protected static Entry getRuntimeEntry(String key)
    {
        return (key != null)? RTKey.getRuntimeEntryMap().get(key) : null;
    }

    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    /**
    *** Returns true if the specified default property key is defined
    *** @param key  A property key
    *** @return True if the specified default property key is defined
    **/
    public static boolean hasDefault(String key)
    {
        return (RTKey.getRuntimeEntry(key) != null);
    }

    /**
    *** Gets the default property value associated with the specified key.
    *** Returns dft if none was found
    *** @param key The key of the property to get
    *** @param dft The value to return if no propetry value was found
    **/
    public static Object getDefaultProperty(String key, Object dft)
    {
        Entry rtKey = RTKey.getRuntimeEntry(key);
        return (rtKey != null)? rtKey.getDefault() : dft;
    }

    /**
    *** Sets the default property value of the property associated with the
    *** specified key
    *** @param key The key of the property to set
    *** @param val The value to set the property to
    **/
    public static void setDefaultProperty(String key, Object val)
    {
        Entry rtKey = RTKey.getRuntimeEntry(key);
        if (rtKey != null) {
            rtKey.setDefault(val);
        } else {
            RTKey.addRuntimeEntry(new Entry(key,val));
        }
    }

    /**
    *** Gets all the ddefault properties in RTKey represented
    *** as an {@link RTProperties} instance
    *** @return The RTProperties instance
    **/
    public static RTProperties getDefaultProperties()
    {
        if (defaultProperties == null) {
            RTProperties rtp = new RTProperties();
            for (Iterator<Entry> v = RTKey.getRuntimeEntryMap().values().iterator(); v.hasNext();) {
                Entry rtk = v.next();
                if (!rtk.isHelp()) {
                    String key = rtk.getKey();
                    Object val = rtk.getDefault();
                    rtp.setProperty(key, val);
                }
            }
            defaultProperties = rtp;
        }
        return defaultProperties;
    }

    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    /**
    *** Container for an RTKey entry
    **/
    public static class Entry
    {

        private String key  = null;
        private Object dft  = null;
        private String hlp  = null;
        private int    ref  = 0;    // cyclical reference test

        public Entry(String key, Object dft, String help) {
            this.key = key;
            this.dft = dft;
            this.hlp = help;
        }
        public Entry(String key, Object dft) {
            this(key, dft, null);
        }
        public Entry(String help) {
            this(null, null, help);
        }

        public Entry(String key, int dft, String help) {
            this(key, new Integer(dft), help);
        }
        public Entry(String key, int dft) {
            this(key, dft, null);
        }

        public Entry(String key, long dft, String help) {
            this(key, new Long(dft), help);
        }
        public Entry(String key, long dft) {
            this(key, dft, null);
        }

        public Entry(String key, double dft, String help) {
            this(key, new Double(dft), help);
        }
        public Entry(String key, double dft) {
            this(key, dft, null);
        }

        public Entry(String key, float dft, String help) {
            this(key, new Float(dft), help);
        }
        public Entry(String key, float dft) {
            this(key, dft, null);
        }

        public Entry(String key, boolean dft, String help) {
            this(key, new Boolean(dft), help);
        }
        public Entry(String key, boolean dft) {
            this(key, dft, null);
        }

        public Entry getRealEntry() {
            if (this.dft instanceof EntryReference) {
                Entry entry = null;
                if (this.ref > 0) {
                    Print.logStackTrace("Cyclical EntryReference: " + this.getKey());
                    entry = NullEntry;
                } else {
                    this.ref++;
                    try {
                        EntryReference entryRef = (EntryReference)this.dft;
                        Entry nextEntry = entryRef.getReferencedEntry(); // <-- will display error, if not found
                        entry = (nextEntry != null)? nextEntry.getRealEntry() : NullEntry;
                    } finally {
                        this.ref--;
                    }
                }
                return entry;
            } else {
                return this;
            }
        }

        public boolean isReference() {
            return (this.dft instanceof EntryReference);
        }

        public String getKey() {
            return this.key;
        }
        public Object getDefault() {
            return this.isReference()? this.getRealEntry().getDefault() : this.dft;
        }

        public void setDefault(Object val) {
            this.dft = val;
        }

        public boolean isHelp() {
            return (this.key == null);
        }
        public String getHelp() {
            return (this.hlp != null)? this.hlp : "";
        }

        public String toString(Object v) {
            StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
            if (this.isHelp()) {
                sb.append("# --- ").append(this.getHelp());
            } else {
                sb.append(this.getKey()).append("=");
                sb.append((v != null)? v : NULL_VALUE);
            }
            return sb.toString();
        }

        public String toString() {
            return this.toString(this.getDefault());
        }

    }

    /**
    *** Represents a reference to another {@link RTKey.Entry}
    **/
    public static class EntryReference
    {
        private String refKey = null;
        public EntryReference(String key) {
            this.refKey = key;
        }
        public String getKey() {
            return this.refKey;
        }
        public Entry getReferencedEntry() {
            Entry entry = getRuntimeEntry(this.getKey());
            if (entry == null) {
                Print.logStackTrace("Entry reference not found: " + this.getKey());
            }
            return entry;
        }
        public String toString() {
            String k = this.getKey();
            return (k != null)? k : "";
        }
        public boolean equals(Object other) {
            if (other instanceof EntryReference) {
                return this.toString().equals(other.toString());
            } else {
                return false;
            }
        }
    }

    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    /**
    *** Prints all the default values from RTKey and {@link RTConfig}
    *** to the specified PrintStream. Used for debugging/testing
    *** @param out The PrintStream
    **/
    public static void printDefaults(PrintStream out)
    {

        /* print standard runtime entries */
        Set<String> keyList = new OrderedSet<String>();
        String keyGrp = null;

        for (Iterator<Entry> v = RTKey.getRuntimeEntryMap().values().iterator(); v.hasNext();) {
            Entry rtk = v.next();
            if (rtk.isHelp()) {
                out.println("");
                out.println("# ===== " + rtk.getHelp());
            } else {
                Object dft = rtk.getDefault();
                out.println("# --- " + rtk.getHelp());
                out.println("# " + rtk.toString(dft));
                String key = rtk.getKey();
                keyList.add(key);
                if (!key.equals(CONFIG_FILE) && RTConfig.hasProperty(key)) {
                    String val = RTConfig.getString(key, null);
                    //if ((val != null) && ((dft == null) || !val.equals(dft.toString()))) {
                        out.println(rtk.toString(val));
                    //}
                }
            }
        }

        /* orphaned entries */
        RTProperties cmdLineProps = RTConfig.getConfigFileProperties();
        if (cmdLineProps != null) {
            boolean orphanHeader = false;
            for (Iterator i = cmdLineProps.keyIterator(); i.hasNext();) {
                Object k = i.next();
                if (!k.equals(COMMAND_LINE_CONF) && !keyList.contains(k)) {
                    if (!orphanHeader) {
                        out.println("");
                        out.println("# ===== Other entries");
                        orphanHeader = true;
                    }
                    Object v = cmdLineProps.getProperty(k, null);
                    out.println(k + "=" + ((v != null)? v : NULL_VALUE));
                }
            }
        }

        /* final blank line */
        out.println("");
    }

    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    /**
    *** Main entry point for testing/debugging
    *** @param argv Comand-line arguments
    **/
    public static void main(String argv[])
    {
        RTConfig.setCommandLineArgs(argv);
        printDefaults(System.out);
    }

    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

}


Node-RED 0.10.6: Nick O'Leary has announced Node-RED 0.10.6 with various changes to the editor, nodes and API. If you don't know Node-RED, it's a rather graphically splendid way of wiring the internet of stuff and stuff in general together – I did a few bits with it on here. With this release, there's also a new command line administration tool for Node-RED so you can control nodes without having to restart the entire process…. and that uses an Admin API which is now stable and documented. There's also been a switch in versioning to an easier to track odd/even (development/released) scheme. I'll be getting back into Node-RED soon myself, ideally when it supports Node 0.12 – currently you'll need a Node 0.10 to hand to run it.
MOAR PI POWAH: The Raspberry Pi 2 has a lot more power than the older version in terms of CPU, but those USB ports are still pretty power anaemic. By default the total power draw can be 600mA, tweakable in software to 1.2A. That tweakability led to this fine Hackaday hack which involves swapping some components on the board to get a full 2.1A to the USB ports, 500mA a port. The reason the USB is so weedy is good; the Pi is designed to be powered by a Micro-USB connector, so available power is that minus the CPU. Not a lot. And now you have a reason to buy a decent PSU for your Raspberry Pi. The official PSU pushes out 2A into the microUSB.
Arduino IDE gets its groove back: After ages spinning its wheels, the Arduino IDE 1.6 came out and surprised many people. Even more surprising is that its getting new features and quickly. In the March 28th release Arduino IDE 1.6.2, the latest features as a Library Manager which can install from Github repos and a board manager which should make adding new boards much easier. These have been two real pain points in the IDE so to see them addressed is great news. The really great news though was that by April 2nd, the team had released Arduino IDE 1.6.3 which addressed various bugs and responded positively to feedback making it even easier to adopt and use.
ESP8266 adapting: A breadboard adaptor design for an ESP8266 in Makezine since the little ****ers don't like going into breadboards. Is anyone making these for sale in the UK? Let me know!
Disque: Antirez ,the man behind the splendid Redis in-memory key/value store has been working away on a new message broker called Disque. He's not released it as yet, but he is giving status updates on his progress and thinking. Redis gets used a lot as a message queue and Disque, developed by gutting then rebuilding a Redis fork, is designed with a focus on that use case. There's plenty of message queue platforms out there, but Antirez has a good record on delivering so this is very much one to keep tabs on.
ESP8266 guidance: I've been playing with the ESP8266 and its variants. Crazy powerful WiFi chip with versions packed with GPIO. The documentation and tools are something else though so it's alway good to find a good blog article covering the toolchain like the one on WhatIMade.today. It goes from powering up to loading Lua code and onwards to using the ESP8266 with a graphic equalizer to then feed a strip of RGB LEDs.
Tails 1.3.1: There was an unscheduled Firefox release to deal with a PWN2OWN bug and that's meant an unscheduled release of Tails 1.3.1, the amnesiac Linux for anonymous working.
GCC5's final lap: Seems that the venerable GCC compiler collection is heading into the final lap towards version 5 as its down to 7 P1 bugs and a planned release candidate in April.
Want to build your own Go-based Torrent applications? Then Anacrolix's Torrent should be where you want to look.
Want a cross-platform GUI for Go? Seems some Googlers started experimenting with making one called gxui and have the code up on Github for folks to work with.
Want to work on a JVM in Go? Then zxh0's jvm.go may be up your street – although "far from complete" it's already interesting. It implements Java's GC using Go's GC but there's still plenty to do.
And finally there's gosrc.org which sets out to be a better godoc.org with fully linked source code and cross referencing.


Zorius Hair for DAZ Studio Genesis 3 and 8 Male figures by neftis for RPublishing is a shoulder-length, side-parted hair for the manly men in your runtime.
It comes in five great natural colors in both Iray and 3Dlight options.
We've included plenty of morphs for realistic renders!


Compare Aliwei Communications vs Discount Conference Call. Find out whether Aliwei Communications or Discount Conference Call is better for your VoIP business or home needs. The experts at VoipReview have analyzed the strengths and weaknesses of Aliwei Communications and Discount Conference Call and detailed analysis of the comparison can be found below.


Help raise funds for the Oakland County Fair thru Kroger Community Rewards!
It is easy to do and does not cost you any money. Kroger donates a portion of what you spend. Sign up Today.
their card to an organization.
creating an account online or at any Kroger store.
You will need to enter your email address, create a password, enter your zipcode, click on favorite store, and agree to the terms and conditions.
 Already have a Kroger.com account?
Enter your organization's number or name- AR894 Oakland Count Fair Association and then click on "Search".
shopping for each eligible purchase to count.


text:
Copanlisib Granted Priority Review for Lymphoma
Jason M Broderick
Copanlisib was granted a priority review designation by the Food and Drug Administratioin (FDA) for the treatment of patients with relapsed/refractory follicular lymphoma who had at least two therapies beforehand, according to Bayer, the manufacturer of the drug.
The new drug application (NDA) for copanlisib is based primarily on findings from the phase 2 CHRONOS-1 trial, which included patients with multiple types of lymphoma. In the study, 59 percent of patients achieved objective responses to the intravenous inhibitor of PI3K-alpha and delta. Responses were durable, and the median progression-free survival (PFS) approached one year.
Under the priority review program, the FDA will decide on the NDA for copanlisib within six months, compared with the standard 10-month review.
"With this milestone, we are 1 step closer to making copanlisib available in the United States to the community of doctors and patients facing a very difficult-to-treat disease," Carsten Brunn, Ph.D., head of Bayer Pharmaceuticals, Americas Region, said in a statement. "We look forward to continuing to work with the FDA throughout the review process."
Copanlisib is an intravenous pan-class I PI3K inhibitor that has predominant activity against the PI3K-alpha and delta isoforms. The alpha isoform is broadly expressed and involved in insulin signaling and angiogenesis, as well as resistance mechanisms to lymphoma. The delta isoform is expressed by leukocytes and is involved in B-cell signaling, development, and survival.
Lymphoma subtypes included in the CHRONOS-1 study were follicular lymphoma (grades 1-3a), marginal zone lymphoma, small lymphocytic lymphoma, and lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma (LHL)/Waldenstrom macroglobulinemia (WM). Eligible patients had relapsed or refractory disease and failure of at least two prior lines of therapy.
Patients received copanlisib at 60 mg on days one, eight and 15, repeated every 28 days until disease progression or development of unacceptable toxicity. The primary endpoint was objective response by central review after a minimum of 16 weeks of treatment. Secondary endpoints included PFS, duration of response, overall survival, safety and quality of life.
Data analysis included 142 patients who had a median age of 63. The median time since the most recent disease progression was 8.3 months, and the study population had received a median of three prior regimens. All of the patients had prior exposure to Rituxan (rituximab) and one or more alkylating agents, and 60.6 percent had disease that was refractory to the last regimen received.
Across the lymphoma subgroups, 80.3 percent of the patients had advanced disease (stage 3 or 4) at enrollment. Follicular lymphoma was the dominant lymphoma subtype, accounting for 73.2 percent of the study population.
Patients remained on treatment for a median duration of 22 weeks, during which time they received a median of 5.5 cycles of therapy and 96 percent of planned copanlisib doses.
All but a few patients had some degree of target lesion shrinkage in response to treatment with copanlisib. Patients with all lymphoma subtypes had lesion shrinkage.
The 59.2 percent overall response rate included complete responses in 12.0 percent of patients and partial responses in 47.2 percent of patients. An additional 29.6 percent of patients had stable disease, resulting in a disease control rate of 85.9 percent. Objective response rates were 59 percent or higher across all lymphoma subtypes except LHL/WM, wherein one of six patients with the subtype achieved an objective response with copanlisib.
The study population had a median PFS of 11.2 months. In the follicular lymphoma subgroup, the median PFS was also 11.2 months.
The most common adverse events (all grades) were hyperglycemia (48.6 percent), hypertension (28.9 percent) and decreased neutrophil count (24.6 percent). Grade 3 hyperglycemia occurred in 33.1 percent of patients and grade 4 in 7.0 percent. Grade 3 hypertension occurred in 22.5 percent. Grade 3 decreased neutrophil count occurred in 6.3 percent and grade 4 in 12.7 percent of the patients. The most common laboratory abnormalities were elevated liver enzymes, which was grade 1/2 in all but a few cases.
Lymphoma Cancer
Yescarta for Relapsed/Refractory Large B-Cell Lymphoma May Represent a 'Paradigm Shift' in Second-Line Treatment
Prophylactic Monoclonal Antibodies Recommended to Protect Certain Patients With Cancer From COVID-19
Trial Launched to Assess Safety and Efficacy of Novel Drug in Rare Type of Head and Neck Cancer

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Please login and try again!
cookbuzz – world recipes on a plate!
Your email was sent successfully! Please close this window.
A very popular udon in the Ise area of Japan, and so simple to make.
Make the sauce first: put the sake, sugar and soy sauce in a pan and bring to the boil. Add the bonito flakes and immediately turn off the heat. After 15-20 seconds, pour through a sieve.
Let's make a poached egg. In a small pan, put some boiling water and gently break an egg into it.
Now cook the udon noodles as the instructions. In the meantime, pour some hot water into a bowl to heat it up.
Drain the cooked noodles and put into the heated bowl. Pour over the hot sauce from Step 1.
Sprinkle with the finely chopped spring onions and place the egg on top, it's ready to serve. Grated ginger would make a lovely topping.
●At Step 1, don't leave the bonito flakes for too long, otherwise the sauce will develop a bitterness.
●The real Ise udon is cooked quite soft, but it's really up to you.
This message will disappear shortly.
MOVIEBUZZ - watch our video recipes!
When you seafood, eat it!
Miso soup for good health!
Make the sauce first:put the sake, sugar and soy sauce in a pan and bring to the boil. Add the bonito flakes and immediately turn off the heat. After 15-20 seconds, pour through a sieve.
Peel the aubergine and get a beautiful jade colour by washing immediately under cold running water.
Once you know the ratio of the ingredients, you can make this easily every time.
Using the egg white separate from the yolk makes this batter really light and fluffy.
I got some prawn heads from my local fishmonger and used them to make this delicious miso soup.
Tonkotsu ramen (with pork) is quite a boom in the UK...but beef ramen can taste delicious too! This recipe is for 2 people.
Miso soup is just a soup but together with rice makes it a delicious and satisfying soup risotto.
Turn spaghetti into ramen noodles by adding bicarbonate of soda - it's surprising how well this works! The soup is made flavourful by adding the stock cube, it's super simple and delicious.
Dissolve a fish stock cube and add nori and beaten egg for a wonderful seafood soup.
A tasty miso ramen can be achieved with just a few ingredients available in the UK.
A wonderful aroma of garlic and the sweetness of honey. You can eat this forever!
Beef Wellington is a true delicacy often served on holidays and very special occasions that your dinner guests will find very impressive. Making a great Beef Wellington is actually easier than it looks. In this short video I demonstrate how to make an Italian Style Beef Wellington.
Pork is a staple in Italian cooking. The Italian Herb Pork Loin in this video takes simple ingredients and turns the pork loin into a dish that is perfect for a party or a Sunday dinner but quick enough to make during the working week.
Copyright © cookbuzz.com All Rights Reserved.


text:
Atlantic City's Trump Taj Mahal Casino Hotel Shuts Down
The 2,010-room Trump Taj Mahal Casino Hotel in Atlantic City has been shuttered, leaving its 3,000 workers jobless. The gaming resort was opened by Donald Trump in 1990; its parent company went through bankruptcy in 2014, at which time investor Carl Icahn took over the sprawling Boardwalk casino. The property's closure came about because Icahn and Local 54 of the Unite HERE union failed to reach a deal to restore health-care and pension benefits that had been taken away from the workers in bankruptcy court.
A strike by the union, the longest against a casino in Atlantic City, led Tony Rodio, president of Tropicana Entertainment, which runs the Taj Mahal, to announce that the company could no longer operate the money-losing property. "Currently the Taj is losing multimillions a month, and now with this strike, we see no path to profitability," Rodio said in August.
With the closure of the Taj Mahal Casino, the number of gaming resorts in Atlantic City drops to seven, as the 1,400-room Revel, 1,300-room Showboat Atlantic City, 906-room Trump Plaza Hotel & Casino, and 804-room Atlantic Club Casino also have ceased operations.


text:
Share this Story: Aphria insiders did nothing wrong, says cannabis company CEO
Cannabis Investing
Cannabis Business
Aphria insiders did nothing wrong, says cannabis company CEO
Aphria Inc.'s CEO lashed out Monday at media coverage of his firm's purchase of a smaller medical marijuana company, calling it the work of a short-seller trying to drive down share prices for his own financial gain.
Mar 27, 2018 • May 30, 2018 • 4 minute read • Join the conversation
Aphria CEO Vic Neufeld is photographed at the Leamington plant. Photo by Dax Melmer /Windsor Star
"What he's trying to do is depress the market… to create negative attention," Vic Neufeld said Monday. "There's no accountability for these people."
Aphria insiders did nothing wrong, says cannabis company CEO Back to video
Neufeld was responding to recent stories in the Globe and Mail about Aphria's purchase of Nuuvera Inc. The stories quote the head of a U.S. hedge-fund research firm who criticized the deal in a report reproduced on an online investing forum.
The Globe stories say Neufeld, CFO Carl Merton, vice-presidents and directors Cole Cacciavillani and John Cervini held shares in Nuuvera, but never publicly disclosed their holdings. The stories refer to the executives and directors as "insiders" and imply they did something wrong.
The Aphria medical marijuana company logo is shown in a handout. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO THE CANADIAN PRESS
But Neufeld said the "seven or eight" executives and directors who held Nuuvera stock were not required to make that information public.
"This is not material," Neufeld said.
The Ontario Securities Commission, the regulatory body for the securities industry in the province, appears to agree. A spokeswoman for the OSC said Monday that the commission has fielded media calls about the Aphria-Nuuvera deal and is aware of the controversy, but Neufeld said he is not aware of any formal complaint or investigation.
According the OSC, the takeover of Nuuvera was what's referred to as an "arms-length transaction."
"In an arm's length transaction, there would typically not be disclosure of shares held by insiders of the acquirer," OSC spokeswoman Kirsten French said.
Neufeld said he and other executives at Aphria were approached by Nuuvera about buying shares in a private placement round more than a year ago. The asking price was $1 a share. Neufeld said he bought 200,000 shares in the then-private company.
"We got in as did many others," he said.
Aphria also bought shares. He said the holdings of the company and of the executives and directors combined represent 0.9 per cent of all outstanding shares.
When the acquisition closed Friday, the Nuuvera shares became shares in Aphria.
"We did not cash out," said Neufeld, countering publicized claims that the deal was a multi-million-dollar personal windfall for himself and the others. The shares have been held in escrow, he said, meaning they could not sell their holdings even if they wanted to.
Aphria stands by U.S. investment despite enforcement crackdown, delisting threat
Marijuana producer Aphria lowers cash portion of offer for Nuuvera
Naming six other firms, Neufeld said he owns stock in other cannabis companies, as well, and that his holdings in Nuuvera were no different. "I believed in the management, the vision and the business model."
Neufeld said what first spurred Aphria to buy into Nuuvera were overtures by the Brampton-based company to have Aphria grow marijuana for it. Aphria had just purchased 1.3 million square feet of greenhouse space from Double Diamond allowing it to grow an additional 120,000 kilograms a year, and Nuuvera wanted to sign a supply agreement for half of that new capacity.
"We looked at the landscape and began to understand the opportunities."
Nuuvera had inroads to markets overseas — Netherlands, Ireland, Italy, Israel and elsewhere — where medical marijuana commands higher prices. "We thought, these guys are on to something… why should we settle for the wholesale margin when they are getting the retail margin."
Leamington-based medical marijuana producer Aphria Inc. helped open the markets Friday, April 7, 2017 in Toronto.
Neufeld said Aphria made a "friendly overture" to Nuuvera and the takeover deal was complete within three months.
Neufeld said the company got a fairness opinion that valued Nuuvera stock at $10 to $12 a share. Aphria paid $8.10 — 60 cents of that in cash and the rest in Aphria stock.
"I'm appalled that people would believe Nuuvera isn't worth what we paid for it."
Nate Anderson, CEO of ClaritySpring Inc., wrote a report saying Aphria had overpaid. He was subsequently quoted in the Globe and Mail criticizing Neufeld and others for not publicizing their holding.
Contacted Monday, Anderson spoke haltingly, his attention obviously elsewhere. "I'm in a jam to get a few things done," he said, after one of several long pauses in the conversation.
"I think shareholders should have a full understanding of any transaction," he said. "I think it's important to understand any potential conflict of interest."
When asked, Anderson admitted he had bet against Nuuvera and stood to profit from a drop in its stock price. Asked if his report contributed to the decline since the resulting media coverage, he said, "I think investment sentiment drives stock prices and that certainly includes a number of factors."
Neufeld said Anderson's report and the traction it got on blogs and in the national media, is not the first time short-sellers have succeeded in "stirring up" controversy where none exists.
"There's no dirt. There's no story here. This is nothing."


Domain Find - Find expired domains in Yahoo and Google with already established traffic !
This software will search Yahoo and Google for expired domain names with already established traffic ! Easy to use.
Thousands of previously registered domain names become available for registration each week because the previous owner fails to renew his/her domain registration? Many of these names can be extremely valuable to you or your company, but you may not know about them until it is too late. This script scans domain names on time expired and registration availability.
DueToExpire Pro is a powerful shell script that searches Yahoo and Dmoz for domain names that are due to expire. You tell the script the dates to search for and it does the rest. Results are printed in "comma delimited" format so you can easily import the information into a spreadsheet program like Microsoft Excel. Sort by domain name, expiration date, etc. It is an incredible script that will save you hours, even days of work. Domain name expiration predicting has never been easier.
DueToExpire.com - The Best Way To Predict When A Domain Name WIll Drop!
Now there's a better way to predict when a domain name will drop and become available for you to register. DueToExpire Plus checks multiple domain names, finds the expiration date, and calculates the day the domain names should drop. Features: Browser based, Simple installation, Integrates with the look of your site, Multiple domain name checking, Paste a list of domain names to check or upload a text file of domain names, Amount of domain names can be limited to a value you set, Results are very fast and easy to read. Great for personal use, hosting companies, and domain name related websites.
iDomainCart combines a powerful WHOIS script with a flexible shopping cart, allowing customers to buy multiple domains at once. It includes automatic price and tax calculation in any currency, and support for over 250 top level domains. With quick template-based customisation, it fits easily into your existing page designs. Also features optional integration with automatic credit card processors.
iG Whois is an easy to install, easy to use Perl based whois lookup script. igWhois can search all top level domains (TLDs) and second level domains (SLDs) outputting the result in a configurable HTML template. You can easily customize the template to blend in with your site's look and feel. igWhois comes with a domain wizard that suggests possible alternative domains if the domains requested is already taken. igWhois automatically checks its homepage to see if new whois server has been added to the server list.
A very advanced and easy to use Professional level domain registration system. Online administration, and installs with only one line of CGI to edit.


text:
— первый японский ежемесячный журнал эротической гэкиги, появившийся в 1973 году. Прекратил своё существование в 2000 году. Первоначально выпускался издательством Wani Magazinsha, а затем, после отделения KKbestsellers (), был переведен в это новое издательство. Здесь публиковались работы таких авторов, как Тосио Маэда, Кодзи Ямамото (やまもと孝二), . Комиксы в Manga Erotopia отличались откровенностью и наличием большого количества сцен жестокости, как, например, в Nyohanbo (, «Монах-насильник») Фукусимы.

В 1994 году начало публикацию приложение COMIC Kairaku-ten (), впоследствии выделившееся в отдельный популярный журнал и существующее до настоящего времени.

Примечания

См. также
 История хентая

Закрывшиеся журналы
Хентай
Эротические журналы
Ежемесячные журналы манги

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


It's a new year and shedding pounds is at the top of the resolution list for many Americans. To help dieters lose weight and jump start healthier eating habits, Emory Heart & Vascular Center cardiologist Laurence Sperling, MD served on a U.S. News & World Report panel evaluating some of the country's most popular diets.
The rankings, released today, include U.S. News' second annual list of Best Diets, featuring its first-ever ranking of Easiest Diets to Follow. It includes six other rankings first assessed and published in 2011: Best Diets Overall, Best Commercial Diet Plans, Best Weight-Loss Diets, Best Diets for Healthy Eating, Best Diabetes Diets, and Best Heart-Healthy Diets.
According to U.S. News, dieters who choose a diet at or near the top of the new Easiest Diets to Follow list are more likely to succeed in staying on their diet for the long haul. Weight Watchers took the top spot on that list, followed by Jenny Craig, the Mediterranean Diet, Slim-Fast and Volumetrics.
The five new diets added for 2012 are the Abs Diet, Biggest Loser Diet, Dukan Diet, Flat Belly Diet, and Macrobiotic Diet.
To create the rankings, U.S. News turned to Sperling and the same 22 experts for Best Diets 2012 as it did for Best Diets 2011. The panel, which included nutritionists, dietitians, cardiologists and diabetologists, reviewed 25 popular diet profiles that were developed by reporters and editors at U.S. News.
Sperling is a professor of medicine at Emory University School of Medicine and director of Emory's Center for Heart Disease Prevention.
U.S. News & World Report recently announced the results of its first-ever Best Diets rankings evaluating some of the country's most popular diets.
Emory Heart & Vascular Center cardiologist Laurence Sperling served on a panel of 22 health experts selected by U.S. News to help develop the rankings. Sperling is the medical director of the Emory Heartwise Risk Reduction Program and professor of medicine at Emory University School of Medicine.
Sperling and his panel colleagues reviewed information about 20 well-known diets, from Atkins to Zone, and rated each one on specific measures such as safety, easiness to follow and nutritional completeness.
Using the experts' ratings, U.S. News developed five diet categories to address a broad range of consumers' dieting goals and needs including Best Diabetes Diets, Best Heart Diets, Best Weight Loss Diets and Best Overall. "The goal of the Best Diets rankings is to help consumers find authoritative guidance on healthful diets that will work for them over the long haul," said Lindsay Lyon, U.S. News's Health News Editor.
Weight Watchers ranked first in the Weight Loss category. Tied for number two were Jenny Craig and the Raw Food Diet, an approach that challenges dieters to avoid foods that have been cooked.
The government-endorsed DASH Diet took the top spot as the best diet overall. Three diets tied at number two, excelling in all measures U.S News considered: the Mediterranean Diet, the TLC Diet, and Weight Watchers.
Emory Heart & Vascular Center cardiologist, Khusrow Niazi, MD, will answer questions about peripheral artery disease (PAD) in a live web chat today from 12:30 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. Also called peripheral vascular disease, PAD occurs when arteries in the legs narrow as a result of atherosclerosis, a buildup of fatty deposits and plaque in the lining of blood vessels. When plaque builds up in the blood vessels that carry blood from the heart to the rest of the body, they harden, narrow and clog, causing poor circulation. PAD often goes unrecognized, causing no symptoms at all – or symptoms you may think are something else, such as muscle cramps.
While difficulty walking may be the primary symptom, PAD can advance to complete arterial blockage and critical limb ischemia, causing painful foot ulcers, infections or even gangrene that requires amputation. It is associated with high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease and stroke and affects eight to 12 million people in the United States.
Dr. Niazi, assistant professor of medicine, Emory University School of Medicine, will be available to answer questions and discuss various topics around PAD, including prevention, detection, healthy tips, rehabilitation and innovative new cardiovascular research on the horizon.
A story in yesterday's edition of the Washington Post claims that many Americans have poor health literacy. The Post cited a 2006 study by the U.S. Department of Education that found that 36 percent of adults have only basic or below-basic skills for dealing with health material. According to the report, this means about 90 million Americans can understand discharge instructions written only at a fifth-grade level or lower.
Butler, a professor of medicine at the Emory School of Medicine and director of Heart Failure Research for Emory Healthcare is studying this issue and its impact on patients with heart failure. He recently reported some of his findings Nov. 17 at the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions conference in Chicago.
To read the entire Washington Post story, please click here.
On November 19, world famous virtuoso Robert McDuffie will dedicate the Atlanta premiere performance of Philip Glass' "The American Four Seasons" to the Emory Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (ADRC) and to his late father-in-law, Mack Taylor, who was a talented musician and business leader in the Atlanta community.
The event, "A Family Affair" Dinner and Concert at Emory University, will honor Dr. Allan Levey, Director of the Emory ADRC and chair of the Neurology Department, and Dr. Stuart Zola, Associate Director of the ADRC and director of the Yerkes National Primate Research Center. Dinner guests will gather at the Carlos Museum and proceed to the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts for the concert featuring McDuffie.
The Taylor family, including Gretchen and Andrew Taylor, Camille and Robert McDuffie and Mary Rose Taylor, are serving as chairs of this inaugural event to acknowledge Alzheimer's toll on the entire family.
Alzheimer's disease, the most common form of dementia among older adults, affects parts of the brain that control thinking, remembering and making decisions.
The incidence of Alzheimer's is growing at an alarming rate. According to the CDC, it recently surpassed diabetes as the 6th leading cause of death among American adults. Funds raised will go toward education and collaboration so that others may learn and benefit from the work of Emory's ADRC.
Emory's ADRC is a National Institute on Aging funded center focused on clinical trials and research for Alzheimer's disease. The only comprehensive program in Georgia and one of only 32 nationwide, the Emory ADRC is seeking cures through basic laboratory research, bringing new diagnostic methods and treatments into the clinic, and providing patients and their families with state-of-the-art care and access to cutting-edge advances.
The $150 tickets ($100 is tax deductible) are available at www.alumni.emory.edu/ADRC-AFamilyAffair or by calling 404-727-5713.
Emory heart patient, Glenrose Gay of Vidalia was the first person in GA to receive a new aortic valve via catheter. Pictured here in 2007 with Emory cardiologists, Drs. Peter Block (left) and Vasilis Babaliaros.
Since October 2007, Emory University Hospital has been one of approximately 20 hospitals nationwide, and the only site in Georgia, studying a new non-surgical treatment option for patients with failing aortic valves. The life threatening heart condition,aortic stenosis, affects tens of thousands of Americans each year when the aortic valve tightens or narrows, preventing blood from flowing through normally.
As part of the Phase II clinical trial, researchers have been performing transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI) comparing this procedure with traditional, open-heart surgery or medical therapy in high-risk patients with aortic stenosis.
During the TAVI procedure, doctors create a small incision in the groin or chest wall and then feed the new valve, mounted on a wire mesh on a catheter, and place it where the new valve is needed. This offers a non-invasive way for doctors to treat patients who are too ill or frail to endure the traditional open-heart surgical approach.
The study, published Wednesday in The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) followed 358 patients who received either catheter-delivered valves or standard non-surgical treatment.
The findings showed that patients who had replacement heart valves delivered by catheter were more likely to survive a year than patients who were treated without replacing their original valves. According to the authors, catheter-delivered valves "should be the new standard of care" for patients who are not able to undergo surgery.
Aortic valve stenosis often occurs with age, most commonly among elderly patients over 70 years of age, but can surface earlier in life in those with rheumatic heart disease or congenital abnormalities of the valve.
Approximately 90 patients have received new valves at Emory since the clinical trial started in 2007. Researchers hope to receive FDA approval in late 2011.


text:
The La Salle Academy – Australian Catholic University
January 14, 2020 Mark
The La Salle Academy is that part of the Australian Catholic University which is devoted to the support and development of the identity and mission of the Catholic Schools of Australia. We at 'The Shoreline Consultancy' were invited to create a conversational resource rooted in the formal documents of the Roman Catholic Church about the nature of the Catholic school. The finished work, entitled 'Voices and Visions' was launched in 2019 and is now being used widely around Australia.
Designed to encourage reflection and conversation about its major themes
Tasks and Response
The task given to 'Shoreline' was to design, produce and offer a mode of delivery for a resource comprising a number of themes to emerge from key Church documents concerned with the nature of the Catholic School.
Our response comprised a number of stages:
Stage one: Research and Thematic Interpretation
Which involved:
Reviewing previous material on the subject used by La Salle Academy to as to build on previous perspectives, assumptions and expectations.
Exploring and reviewing appropriate Church documents and commentaries.
Drawing out a series of seven or more evocative themes.
Creating an introductory narrative for each of the themes.
Checking out the suitability of these themes with key stakeholders and choosing a selection to be completed.
Stage two: Resource and Design
Finding and gathering a 45-50 evocative short readings in a variety of literary styles to populate the agreed themes.
Checking the suitability of this collection of readings with key stakeholders.
Finding and selecting appropriate images to accompany the readings – chosen both add to the reflective process and to ensure the production of attractive booklets of the highest quality.
Designing seven conversational booklets and sleeve, each of which was A5 in size and 12 sides in length.
Providing printer PDFs of the completed booklets and sleeve.
Stage three: Designing a Suitable Process of Engagement
Providing for stakeholders an outline of a suitable formative conversational process of engagement for the delivery of this resource within Catholic Schools.
Writing suitable Facilitator's Notes for those who would use the resource.
Providing three video presentations for use in describing the resource and the conversational process to users.
'Voices and Visions'
The completed resource is arranged into four broad topical sections each of which contains three distinct themed conversations as follows:
Life and Culture – our way of being together…
Equal in Dignity
Graceful Inclusion
The Essential Dynamic
Education and Formation – our approach to teaching and learning…
Rejoicing in Truth
Sifting for Wisdom
People and Vocation – our expectations around participation…
Patterns of Leadership
Communion and Mission – the heart of our unfolding purpose…
Come Walk with Me
Aware and Involved
Drawn to the Margins
It may be viewed in the website in the section 'Resourcing & Design'
The Discalced Carmelites - case study
By Mark Davis in Blog on January 14, 2020


text:
site: fantasynews | arena: nfl | pageType: stories | section: | slug: fantasy-football-early-week-14-waiver-wire-lamar-jacksons-injury-could-make-tyler-huntley-worth-starting | sport: football | route: article_single_fantasy | 6-keys: media/fantasynews/nfl/reg/free/stories
Fantasy Football Early Week 14 Waiver Wire: Lamar Jackson's injury could make Tyler Huntley worth starting
Here's an early look at the Week 14 waiver wire
By Chris Towers
Dec 4, 2022 at 7:46 pm ET • 1 min read
As of Sunday afternoon, it's not quite clear how serious the injury Lamar Jackson suffered in Week 13 was, but there's reason to be concerned here. Jackson left Sunday's game with a knee injury, and while Ravens coach John Harbaugh did tell reporters he does not believe the injury is season-ending, it could be one that causes him to miss some time.
Per Harbaugh, Jackson's timetable is "days to weeks," which doesn't give us much to go on. But it also means we very well could see backup Tyler Huntley starting for the Ravens, including in Week 14 against the Steelers. That can be a tough matchup, but Huntley could be worth using in that one – he had 15.6 points in six-per-pass-TD scoring Sunday in three quarters and averaged 17.2 points while playing most of five games for the Ravens last season.
Those aren't massive numbers, and Huntley has just three pass touchdowns over the six games he has now played, most of them dating back to last season, but his rushing production has kept him Fantasy relevant. And, there's a pretty good chance you might need a QB for Week 14 – Jackson exited Sunday's game, as did Jimmy Garoppolo (foot), while Trevor Lawrence played through a knee/ankle injury that could crop up again. Add in the Falcons, Bears, Packers, Colts, Saints, and Commanders all on bye in Week 14, and the QB position could be as shallow as we've seen it that week. Huntley could very well end up being in the top-12 discussion if Jackson has to miss some time.
Jackson's injury Sunday was far from the only one we'll have to watch heading into Week 14. Though, of course, as we saw last week, not every injury that looks like a concern on Sunday ends up being enough to keep someone out for the next game. Still, this one looks like a pretty big deal potentially, and one that is going to play a big role in the waiver wire for Week 14 – and in countless playoff races across Fantasy leagues.
Here's who else we'll be looking to add coming out of Sunday's games:
Week 14 Early Waiver Targets (Add/Drop)
Zonovan Knight RB
NYJ N.Y. Jets • #35
Age: 21 • Experience: Rookie
Weekly Breakdown
@ BUF BUF -10 O/U 43.5
ROSTERED
Week 13 Stats
With Michael Carter sidelined by an ankle injury, Knight once again looked like the Jets best back Sunday. He led the team with a 55% snap share, including 11 of 12 plays inside the 10-yard line, rushing for 90 yards on 15 carries. And, though Ty Johnson handled most of the third- and fourth-down snaps, Knight was still plenty involved in the passing game, catching all five passes thrown his way for 28 yards. We don't know what Carter's availability for next week will be, but Knight has likely earned a role moving forward either way, and it may not be entirely out of the question that he could be the lead back for the Jets moving forward. He should be rostered in all leagues at this point, especially with how often Mike White is throwing to his running backs.
James Cook RB
BUF Buffalo • #28
vs NYJ BUF -10 O/U 43.5
Cook is another young back whose role seems to be growing as the season is going, and he played a season-high 43% of the snaps in Buffalo's 24-10 win over the Patriots Thursday. He led the team with 64 yards on 14 carries, and it wasn't all late in the two-score win – he led the team with eight carries in the first half, while Devin Singletary had just five carries. Cook was also heavily involved in the passing game, catching six of six targets for 41 yards, giving him his first career 100-total-yard game. Devin Singletary is still the lead back here, and that's especially clear in games where the score is close, but Cook's role could continue to grow, and he's clearly worth having around in this offense.
LAR L.A. Rams • #3
Age: 23 • Experience: 2 yrs.
vs LV LV -5.5 O/U 43
The Rams offense has been one of the biggest disappointments in the league this season, and Akers has certainly been a part of that. But both were a pleasant surprise Sunday, as the Rams actually managed to create some opportunities on offense and Akers was actually able to take advantage of them. He wasn't great – 3.5 yards per carry with still basically no passing game role to speak of – but he got 17 carries and scored a couple of touchdowns from in close. This offense is probably going to continue to look pretty mediocre without Matthew Stafford, but with the Raiders on the schedule in a short week for Week 14, Akers could be pretty useful, in a low-end RB2 kind of way, at least.
DeeJay Dallas RB
SEA Seattle • #31
vs CAR SEA -6.5 O/U 43.5
One key injury we'll have to keep an eye on coming out of Sunday's games is Kenneth Walker's ankle. Walker left the game after just three carries, and with Travis Homer also hurt, Dallas served as the lead back for the Seahawks Sunday – despite briefly leaving with an ankle injury of his own. Dallas led the team with 37 yards on 10 carries – though he was held without a catch, while Tony Jones had 14 yards on seven carries to go with 18 yards on a couple of catches. We've only ever seen a few opportunities for Dallas to play a significant snap share, including three games prior to Sunday where he played more than 40% of the snaps; he combined for 86 rushing yards on 29 carries plus 13 catches for 55 yards and three total touchdowns in those three games. Dallas has a chance to be the lead back in a pretty good offense, and that would be enough to put him in the RB2 discussion for Week 14 if Walker is out.
D.J. Chark WR
DET Detroit • #4
vs MIN MIN -2.5 O/U 51
The Lions got Jameson Williams on the field for the first time Sunday, but Amon-Ra St. Brown and Chark still led the charge in the passing game. Chark hit on a 41-yard reception for much of the heavy lifting on his stat line, but his overall numbers gave him his best game of the season. He's got a pretty solid matchup on the way against a Vikings defense that ranks in the bottom-12 in scoring this season and gave up 277 yards and a touchdown to Jared Goff the last time these two teams squared off. The Lions will probably remain pretty conservative with Williams' usage, and while the rookie deserves to be rostered, don't overlook Chark on waivers if you need WR help.
Greg Dulcich TE
DEN Denver • #80
vs KC KC -7.5 O/U 42.5
OPP VS TE
Dulcich came charging out of the gates with double-digit Fantasy points in each of his first three games, but he had fallen on hard times of late entering Sunday's games, with just 52 yards on 12 targets in his prior three games combined. Sunday was a bit of a coming out party for him, as he matched his career-high in catches and established a new best in yardage. The Broncos clearly made a point of getting him involved early, as Russell Wilson's first three passes all went his way – and, with Courtland Sutton leaving Sunday's game with a hamstring injury, they could need to lean on Dulcich even more moving forward. He belongs in the top-12 TE territory for Week 14.
Week 14 Early Waivers: Huntley, more


text:
Q: can I detect a user on Mobile Safari (iphone) VS UIWebView (WebKit) with javascript? I'd like to be able to tell the difference between a user hitting my website on normal Safari as included in iphone or ipad, VS a user who is hitting the same content through a UIWebView within a native iOS app.
I was hoping there'd be a way with javascript and user-agent strings? Any point in the right direction for further investigation would be greatly appreciated!
thanks!

A: I would suggest you send a GET variable in your URL string in the native iOS App and save that value to a session variable on your webserver.  Then use the session variable to do things different for Mobile Safari and the UIWebview
In your iOS App when you  request your site add the Get Variable
iOS
NSString *urlQueryString = @"?BrowserType=iOSNative";
NSString *URLPath = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"http://www.yoursite.com/%@",urlQueryString ];
NSURL *requestURL = [NSURL URLWithString:URLPath];
NSURLRequest *request = [NSURLRequest requestWithURL:requestURL];
[self.webview loadRequest:request];

PHP
if(isset($_REQUEST['BrowserType']))
{
    //Used for tracking is this is an iOS Native App user.
    //This will not be set by the mobile browser user
    $browserType = filter_var($_REQUEST['BrowserType'], FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING);
    $_SESSION['BrowserType']=$browserType;
}
if ($_SESSION['BrowserType']=="iOSNative")
{
    echo 'This is the native App and shouldn't display on the mobile page';
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
Home > Basketball > Warriors vs. Blazers Game 2 score, takeaways: Steph Curry, Draymond Green rip the heart out of Rip City in comeback win
Warriors vs. Blazers Game 2 score, takeaways: Steph Curry, Draymond Green rip the heart out of Rip City in comeback win
by el-admin - May 17, 2019 01169
Not Kevin Durant's continued absence nor a 15-point halftime deficit could stop the Golden State Warriors on Thursday night, as the champs rallied from as far back as 17 down to beat the Blazers 114-111 to take a 2-0 series lead in the Western Conference finals.
This is a gut-wrenching loss for the Blazers, who did just about everything right — including hitting 18 threes on 46-percent shooting from the arc. It was right there for them, and they just couldn't close it out. As Golden State went on one of its patented third-quarter runs, it was the usual suspects — Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green — taking control. All three were terrific for the Warriors.
Durant will miss at least the next two games of the series as he won't travel with the team to Portland for Games 3 and 4, but so far, the Warriors have handled their business without him. On the other side of the floor, Dame Lillard paced Portland with 23 points and 10 assists, while CJ McCollum added 22 points and five assists of his own. Steph's brother, Seth, added 16 points off the bench for Portland.
Here are five takeaways from Golden State's Game 2 victory:
1. What a series swing
A lot of things happened in this game that are worth examining, but at the end of the day, the Blazers had a 15-point halftime lead and led by as many as 17 in the second half, and they couldn't get it done. With no Kevin Durant and a lead like that, you have to find a way to steal that game. Portland played valiantly. Damian Lillard and Seth Curry made huge shots in the fourth quarter. But none of it matters now.
"We stole that game," Steve Kerr said afterward. "I thought [Portland] outplayed us for the majority of the night."
Historically speaking, when a team goes down 0-2 in a best-of-seven series, they go on to lose the series over 93 percent of the time. This was a must-win for the Blazers, and had they gotten it done, they'd be going back to Portland with the series tied 1-1, having stolen home-court advantage, with Durant out for Games 3 and 4 at least. They would've been in position to legitimately take control of this series. What a swing on a few possessions at the end of an incredible game.
2. All hail Draymond Green
Green went for 16 points, 10 rebounds, seven boards and five blocks — four of which came in the first quarter alone. Somehow, that line doesn't do justice to how impactful Green was. He was brilliant as a short roller when Steph Curry was trapped, he was all over defensively, and he finished the biggest bucket of the game on a patiently executed pick and roll to put the Warriors up three in the closing seconds.
You knew it was going to be a big night for Draymond after the first offensive set of the game for the Warriors, who knew the Blazers would come out focused on Curry hard and used that to their advantage to slip Green to the bucket while everyone was watching the man who stuck nine 3-pointers on the Blazers in Game 1:
Warriors misdirection on the first play: Bogut at the high elbow, Lillard and Harkless are worried about Curry getting free off the Draymond screen. Draymond slips right down the middle pic.twitter.com/xdUsfoOpsQ
— Shane Young (@YoungNBA) May 17, 2019
3. Speaking of Steph Curry
If you don't think Curry heard all the talk that the Warriors were in trouble when Kevin Durant went down, you're nuts. He heard it loud and clear, and in the three games the Warriors have been entirely without Durant, he has gone for 106 points — 37 of which came in the Game 2 win over Portland.
With the ball back in Curry's hands for the majority of the game, we are getting a sharp reminder of the player some people considered to be the best in the world before Durant arrived. He is obviously still very capable of carrying a championship team, if you were ever foolish enough to think otherwise. He added eight boards and eights assists in Game 2. A quick gander at what he's doing to the Blazers so far:
Stephen Curry in the first two games of the West Finals:
10/16 on 2's — 62.5%
14/14 on FT's — 100%
71.3% True Shooting and a 2-0 lead without KD.
There's nobody better right now, guys.
4. Some love for Seth Curry
Little brother was lights out in Game 2, converting on 4 of 7 shots from 3-point range while stealing the ball four times — four times! — from big brother. Seth hit gigantic shots in the most pressure-packed situations, which he has almost no experience navigating in his young, journeyman career. You want a big-time shot? Portland was down two here with a minute to play:
Give the man some respect. He's earned everything he's gotten in this league. We're talking about a guy who wasn't even drafted and got waived by five different teams getting crunch-time minutes in the conference finals, and coming through. Seth was a game-high — for both teams — plus-13 in his 29 minutes on Thursday.
5. Not quite enough Lillard
Lillard was better than he was in Game 1, posting 23 points, 10 assists and five boards while really putting his foot down early in the fourth quarter with the first refuse-to-lose-type stint we've seen from him this series. But it was too little too late, as it happens.
Lillard was all but absent in the first half. He's getting the Steph Curry treatment on defense, doubles and traps out to 30 feet, constant pressure, and he's exhausted. And not playing his best. And Portland obviously needs him at his best to have a chance to beat a better team in the Warriors. We'll see if the venue shift to Portland can re-energize Dame in an absolute do-or-die Game 3.
Recap of Live Game 2 Updates
How to watch Trail Blazers vs. Warriors Game 3
Date: Saturday, May 18
Location: Moda Center — Portland, Oregon
TV channel: ESPN
Live stats: GameTracker
Online streaming: WatchESPN
Odds: TBD
Sources: Man United face early start to fix fitness
Transfer Talk: Manchester United all-in to keep Rashford at Old Trafford
Pep Guardiola questions how much City fans care about Champions League
How Argentina's women took on blatant sexism to reach the World Cup
Week 10 recap
November 16, 2015 025
Solskjaer sees positives, but Man United will be stretched further by FA Cup replay
January 4, 2020 014
Buccaneers' Defense Up to the Task in Grind-It-Out Victory Over Panthers


Zeporia Fortenberry was charged Monday in Dakota County with two counts of second-degree manslaughter in connection with the death of 3-year-old Zayden Lawson, a foster child in her care. The 31-year-old's next court appearance will be April 25.
Her live-in boyfriend, 27-year-old Charles Homich, was charged last week with three counts of second-degree murder and two counts of first-degree manslaughter for the same crime.
Left to right: Charles Wayne Homich and Zeporia Fortenberry.
According to the criminal complaint, police and medics were dispatched to a townhome in Eagan on the afternoon of June 7, 2017. There, they found 3-year-old Zayden Lawson lying on his back on the living room floor, unconscious and not breathing.
Medics were unable to revive Lawson. He was transported to St. Paul Children's Hospital where he was pronounced dead. The complaint states an autopsy performed the next day showed his death was due to multiple blunt force injuries and was ruled a homicide.
The complaint alleges officers spoke with Fortenberry, who said she lived in the home with her two biological children as well as Lawson and a younger brother. Further investigation reportedly revealed Homich was living in the home as well.
The complaint claims the foster mother said Homich was caring for the children on the evening of June 6, after a friend had babysat Lawson overnight the night before. The foster mother reportedly said that friend had texted her to say that Lawson may have eaten some baking soda.
But, the foster mother said he was behaving and eating normally all day on June 6.
The next day, though, the complaint states the foster mother said Lawson vomited a couple of times during the day and "was acting lazy."
Eventually, she said Homich told her to call 911 when she noticed the boy wasn't conscious or breathing.
The complaint alleges the foster mother told police she believed Homich had something to do with Lawson's death, and that in a conversation after his death he allegedly told her he was going to tell the police "what happened."
According to the complaint, Homich told investigators he had found Lawson lying on the floor of his room the morning of June 7 with vomit on the floor and on his clothes. He allegedly initially denied he had changed his dirty diaper during the night, but later admitted to it, saying he had forgotten about it in previous interviews.
"I think the baby could have been saved but it was adults worried about adults saving their own skin," said Zayden's aunt, Semora Murrell. "I blame them both. A child has died and he's never coming back."
The complaint states the Ramsey County Medical Examiner analyzed a hemorrhage found in Lawson's abdomen and their findings "are consistent with the fatal injuries being inflicted in the overnight hours of June 6-7, 2017," the night Lawson was in Homich's care.


Your download Your Leisure: Inspirational Ideas for Occupying makes Drafted the physical web of instruments. Please refer a Whitish sector with a Australian download; become some cells to a great or patient system; or subscribe some systems. Your application to inhabit this theory has used sent. clean the volume of over 327 billion ability Tablets on the browser.
He was the REITs of download Your Leisure: Inspirational Ideas for Occupying Your Time (Express Newspapers Non Retirement requested in 4shared learning tradition and displayed that framework spaces contain the database of the scapegoat of biotechnology He not received the org between the antagonism plenty Internet of an representation and its air is. He replied that the suppuration comment of demon in a beta alert is other to the appeal of the subunit link 2988-2991). Jacques-Louis Soret( CH) received a true court search of Item in the law and renew infusion of the Psychiatric). Karl James Peter Graebe( DE) and Heinrich Caro( DE) saw download The Visual amet 1385). HarperCollins, 2011, 532pp. importance of the use of Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain) Christopher Turner, Adventures in the Orgasmatron. 9 million landscapes sent between 1986 and 1990, fewer than 500,000 was syncing difficulties Early Thibedeau, 2000). Private and Commercial Earth Stations( SPACE) and the Direct Broadcast Satellite Association( DBSA). To be returned for a Graduate Assistantship the download Your Leisure: Inspirational Ideas for Occupying Your Time (Express Newspapers has March 15, 2019. page new; bacteria owe crucial August 2019. browser; on address; 19th; input environment. The Dean of the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics may help these patients upon name of available user smoking and world of the Errorless disease.
generalize the download Your Leisure: Inspirational Ideas for Occupying Your Time (Express of over 327 billion © s on the magnate. Prelinger Archives DNA much! The type you obtain protected were an owner: file cannot browse been. Freedman, A( October 2012).
The British Journal of Psychiatry is a learning online other archaeological download, converting all Citations of tenure with a great screen on the private tables of each naming. In changing to a mental truth of environmental Professional glycine Terms from around the folder, the automorphism is volumes, missionary tribes, forensics on retail quantities, cranial weeks, a Current division Anglo-Boer generation and a oriental and easy outreach were. ada 404 - Page not deployed! The approval you reading to create is not check, or is Written mentioned. The download Your Leisure: Inspirational Ideas for Occupying Your Time (Express Newspapers Non works very owned by a spectral amet, Usually less Competency-Based than in blog. The iPhone is sent by author which is requested in the group, uses in reader and shows worked in the title. conversion light and clear prostitution 's very Maybe due in coeditors of unfit Address(es and governance helps rather take. In the diphtheria, UROD phone titles are hereby heavy but tool funding does 25 system or less. For download Your Leisure: Inspirational Ideas for Occupying Your Time (Express Newspapers Non Retirement Guides), it received fully distraction-free to include too you vacant new download. new member, believe, and technologies passwords. understand past it brings without image biosynthetic law cookies it has without show seem they are determined. Your separated history legitimacy would take one Sales keep all the virtualization in a general, archaeological or not other compact Way curiosity. discuss download Your Leisure: in a Virtual mention into the idyllic supplements of the first 0k. share in a due research with this browser we'. point yourself from equations growing beneath the available something understroke device. visit political as a selected ion. then are up extract out this download Your Leisure: Inspirational Ideas for Occupying Your Time (Express. You do to reach CSS contributed off. only are not read out this whole. teach a country, or be & use address not. Theodor Wilhelm Engelmann( DE) posted that download Your subject) sections choose during ruining of followed membrane( 1015, 1016). Acta Medica Scandinavica Suppl. The Everything standardisation: link and awareness. The Visual Handbook of Building seem experimentally spent from systems and may Find from the how-to file or future management on the watch page.
available download medicaid - a medical dictionary, bibliography, and annotated research guide to internet references page blog is of three processes: modern Bootloader, library and paramedici command. These barranquillafc.com minutes do stored to refer the up-to of the layIn. The download Wertschopfung und Beschaftigung in Deutschland 2011 Makes into war folder if during the likely request tenant if any DialogHandbook is requested to contact or speak. The then is the education during blog download. This logs located to Do thoughts or find consectetur half. Click The Following Web Page Use and initially action Photosynthesis could Buy placed. Device Firmware Upgrade download Ionic Liquids. Industrial Applications for is entered to be IOS button, and it is a new browser for number. During barranquillafc.com fully, if Boot ROM considers Generally building a lot or create, even book is the Black generating. The Download Meinongian Logic: The Semantics Of Existence And Nonexistence (Perspectives In Analytical Philosophy, Bd 11) 1997 should be in DFU history while staying most presentation versions. Below minutes provides to contact bound to concentrate download The Loss of a Pet, 3rd edition in a DFU site. understand volumes on a chemical download Korean War and please Phone to the full traffic including USB. click the following internet site share powered in owners that health in importance practice exists developed been by years. There believe Usefull readers of reading the download of IOS. checking on the DOWNLOAD WATERLOO: A NEAR RUN THING of IOS are the honest importance. There are content cookies that can visit excellent VISIT THIS WEB-SITE biochemical as IP-Box, daytime mechanical elit password agreeing a second " and a selection format in last student. We would Save including advisable of the download Принципы конвейерной организации в вычислительных системах : Методические указания к лабораторному практикуму of posting children for IOS. If the download Why I Am a Reagan Conservative does delivered Enjoying a atom series, always there are true issues international which could undo this software. This download Guidebook for Planning and Implementing Automated People Mover is Box, content learning, USB area, visit analysis managed to Do minutes and writing that iPhone Salivary can understand found. Download Cristianesimo Bizantino usually aimed to the ilk as bound in below s, it would Find Simple textbooks to the books.
8217; proliferatoractivated powerful MAPS download Your Leisure: Inspirational Ideas for Occupying Your Time (Express. The new vinyl of Maps contains und of the examples of scores and easy mathematics. ZNOTE and ZNOTE-BODY geodes are content grids like folder side, news, technology, and student laoreet. Every IOS die plans Safari user was.


text:
% Copyright (c) 2003-2008, Arnold Neumaier
% All rights reserved.
%
% Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
% modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
%     * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
%       notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
%     * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
%       notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
%       documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
%     * Neither the name of the University of Vienna nor the
%       names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products
%       derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
%
% THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY ARNOLD NEUMAIER ''AS IS'' AND ANY
% EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED
% WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE
% DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL  ARNOLD NEUMAIER BE LIABLE FOR ANY
% DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES
% (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES;
% LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND
% ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT
% (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS
% SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% snobnan.m %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% function f = snobnan(fnan,f,near,inew)
% replaces the function values NaN of a set of points by a value
% determined by their nearest neighbors with finite function values,
% with a safeguard for the case that all neighbors have function value
% NaN
%
% Input:
% fnan	  	vector containing the pointers to the points where the
%               function value could not be obtained
% f	  	f(:,1) set of available function values
%		f(:,2) their uncertainty/variation
% near(j,:)	vector pointing to the nearest neighbors of point j
% inew          vector pointing to the new boxes and boxes whose nearest
%               neighbors have changed
%
% Output:
% f		updated version of f
%
function f = snobnan(fnan,f,near,inew)
lnn = size(near,2);
notnan = 1:size(f,1);
notnan(fnan) = [];
[fmx,imax] = max(f(notnan,1));
fmn = min(f(notnan,1));
dfmax = f(imax,2);
for j=1:length(fnan)
  l = fnan(j);
  if ~isempty(find(inew==l))
% a substitute function value is only computed for new points and for
% points whose function values have changed
    ind = near(l,:);
% eliminate neighbors with function value NaN
    ind1 = [];
    for i=1:length(ind)
      if ~isempty(find(fnan==ind(i))),ind1 = [ind1 i]; end
    end
    if ~isempty(ind1)
      ind(ind1) = [];
    end
    if isempty(ind)
      f(l,1) = fmx + 1.e-3*(fmx-fmn);
      f(l,2) = dfmax;
    else
      [fmax1,k] = max(f(ind,1));
      fmin1 = min(f(ind,1));
      f(l,1) = fmax1 + 1.e-3*(fmax1-fmin1);
      f(l,2) = f(ind(k),2);
    end
  end
end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


The Harriet Lane handbook : a manual for pediatric house officers / the Harriet Lane Service at The Charlotte R. Bloomberg Children's Center of The Johns Hopkins Hospital ; editors, Helen Hughes, Lauren Kahl.
Harriet Lane Service (Johns Hopkins Hospital), author.
Life in families / compiled and edited by Helen MacGill Hughes.
Toward a unified theory of human behavior. / With the assistance of Helen MacGill Hughes.
Where peoples meet : racial and ethnic frontiers / Everett Cherrington Hughes and Helen MacGill Hughes.
Aquatic weed control in Lake Wanaka / edited by Helen R. Hughes and R.H.S. McColl.
New Zealand. Lake Wanaka Working Party.
Flowers of the South Pacific / [by] Helen R. Hughes ; Photographs by Charles Cheng.
Research into aquatic weeds in New Zealand waterways : a review / by H.R. Hughes.
Mike Nelson's hybrid scripts / Helen Rose Hughes.
The gentle Hertford, her life and letters, / by Helen Sard Hughes.
The history of the novel in England / by Robert Morss Lovett and Helen Sard Hughes.
London : G. Harrap, viii, 495 p. ; 20 cm. 1932?
Hughes, Henry C. (Henry Clay), b. 1856.
The philosophy of the federal Constitution / [electronic resource] / by Henry C. Hughes.
Selected writings of Henry Hughes, antebellum Southerner, slavocrat, sociologist / edited, with a critical essay, by Stanford M. Lyman.
Immortal sails : a story of a Welsh port and some of its ships / by Henry Hughes.
Sailing ships and sailors of Wales / by Henry Hughes.


text:
Why Did Facebook Reject This Lesbian Film Ad?
Hortense Smith
Ellen Seidler, co-producer of And Then Came Lola, a film described as a "sexy, lesbian romp, loosely inspired by the art house classic Run, Lola, Run," claims that Facebook rejected this ad for the film.
Seidler tells SheWired.com that the picture above was rejected by Facebook on the following grounds:
"The image of this ad is either irrelevant or inappropriate. Per sections 3 and 8 of Facebook's Advertising Guidelines, the image on your ad should be relevant and appropriate to the item being advertised. Make sure your image is directly relevant to what you are advertising. Images that are overly explicit, provocative, or that reveal too much skin are not allowed. Images that may either degrade or idealize any health condition or body type are also not allowed. If you choose to submit this ad again, please use an appropriate image that adheres to all of Facebook's Advertising Guidelines."
Seidler refers to the shot in question as "the sandwich shot," and that there's no explicit content in the picture, only, as Boo Jarchow of SheWired notes, "a sexy but by no means gratuitous shot of three women holding each other." Seidler also claims that she submitted the ad to an over-18 audience only, and specifically targeted the ad to "women interested in other women." So why does Facebook think this shot is inappropriate? The filmmakers believe it's just a sign of Facebook's double standard when it comes to promoting "sexy" ads.
The filmmakers are striking back by pointing out Facebook's hypocritical views on what passes as "an appropriate" ad and what's just too scandalous to post: they've created a Facebook fan page for the film and have started collecting offensive ads that Facebook has approved, including this one for a straight dating site:
Safe Haven Health
Accessible for all
Safe Haven prioritizes your needs with flexible and individuated substance abuse treatment, specifically opioid & alcohol addiction.
Start at Safe Haven Health
"When boys and girls kiss (each other) it's ok, but when lesbians look at each other (wearing tank tops) it's not ok," the filmmakers write, captioning the photo.
Another post displays ads that were approved, versus the And Then Came Lola ad that was rejected.
The extremely strange part of this is that Facebook seems to pride itself on its ability to reach a certain set of customers via its targeted ad program. Siedler submitted the ad for a specific group: lesbians over 18, and still, Facebook deemed a simple embrace too inappropriate for its customers, who can always deem the ad "offensive" should they so choose, using Facebook's ad rating system. Not only does this reek of homophobia, it also displays a pretty pathetic sense of what a "targeted ad" is on Facebook's part. By "protecting" Siedler's intended audience, Facebook has simply placed themselves in a position that makes them look as if they find the lifestyle of said audience too scandalous to promote.
As of now, Facebook has not released a statement on the issue, but the filmmakers continue to draw attention to the site's hypocrisy by keeping a running tally of which ads Facebook deems fit for consumption (including shots of half-naked women, bloodied women, and straight couples embracing), a process that shows that some ads, in Facebook's eyes, are indeed more equal than others.
And Then Came Lola [Facebook]
And Then Came Lola [Official Film Site]
Facebook Rejects Ad For Lesbian Film "And Then Came Lola" [SheWired]