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The US federal government has launched a programme that will require federal agencies to insist on security standards from suppliers, a move that some argue will have a far-reaching impact on most large and medium-sized organisations buying PCs.
The government confirmed the move in a memo late last month and will roll the programme out in several stages during the course of this year. By 1 February of next year, all federal agencies will be required to use secure software configurations when they deploy Windows XP or Vista.
The scheme matters to the outside world because software suppliers who want to sell to the US government will have to certify that their equipment works on operating systems set up to work securely, said Alan Paller, director of research at the Sans Institute security research centre, in a recent memo.
Currently organisations never know if securely configuring Windows will break their applications. The new US government programme could make things simpler for IT managers by providing clearly understood standard security configurations that are backed up by the federal government's purchasing power, Paller said.
"It provides the incentive ($65bn/£33bn) in US government IT purchasing each year, and confidence (agreed upon configurations), to allow every software vendor to ensure and affirm the software they sell works on the secure configurations," he wrote. "That takes the pain out of secure configuration and rapid patching."
Paller said secure configurations could slow the spread of botnets, reduce patching delays and stop many attacks directly.
"This initiative will affect every medium and large buyer of computers running Windows software," Paller wrote.
Other industry observers have cautioned against considering secure configurations a panacea. Indeed, Microsoft's attempt to make Vista more secure by default has met with a rocky debut, with widespread criticisms of its implementation of User Account Control (UAC).
UAC is designed to allow user accounts on Windows to run as non-administrators by default, but has introduced so many additional problems that some have said it is worse than useless.
"These configurations were developed in collaboration with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), the National Security Agency (NSA), and Microsoft," wrote Karen Evans, administrator with the Office of E-Government and Information Technology, in the memo last month. "These same organisations recently established common security configurations for Microsoft Vista."
On 11 April federal chief information officers will be briefed by the Air Force, which has been piloting secure configurations. Later in the month the government will begin making securely configured images available.
The federal Office of Management and Budget (OMB) memo on the new programme is available from the White House's website.


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Q: Unmarshalling XML elements by attribute name versus tag name Here's the XML I'm trying to unmarshall:
<eveapi version="2" zkbapi="1">
  <result>
    <rowset name="events">
      <row eventID="41551776" solarSystemID="30003069">
        <pilot characterID="1803362092"/>
        <rowset name="copilots">
          <row characterID="914916227"/>
          <row characterID="877714973"/>
        </rowset>
        <rowset name="items">
          <row typeID="31055"/>
          <row typeID="2048"/>
        </rowset>
      </row>
    </rowset>
  </result>
</eveapi>

I'm having issues unmarshalling the two rowset tags copilots and items (the objects are null after the unmarshall).  Also, I have no control over the schema.  Below is the class that represents the  tag at the eveapi/result/rowset/row level.  Event is instantiated by jaxb.  Pilot is unmarshalled fine. But I can't get copilots and items to work, they are both null.
@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
@XmlRootElement(name = "row")
public class Event {

    @XmlElement(name = "pilot")
    Pilot pilot;

    @XmlPath("rowset[@name='copilots']")
    Copilots copilots;

    @XmlPath("rowset[@name='items']")
    Items items;

Is what I am doing possible?  Thanks!

A: To use the @XmlPath annotation you need to be sure you are using EclipseLink JAXB (MOXy) as your JAXB provider.  To do this you need to have EclipseLink on your classpath and a jaxb.properties file in the same package as your domain model with the following entry:
javax.xml.bind.context.factory=org.eclipse.persistence.jaxb.JAXBContextFactory

For more information see the following posts on my blog:

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*http://blog.bdoughan.com/2011/05/specifying-eclipselink-moxy-as-your.html

*http://blog.bdoughan.com/2011/03/map-to-element-based-on-attribute-value.html

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Alameda Sun
Initial June 7 Primary Election Results (Update p. II)
QKA Architects--School bond measure, Measure B, is close to receiving enough votes to pass after the second election results were released.
Ekene Ikeme
Update p. II — June 13
The Alameda County Registrar of Voters Office released its third primary results update on Monday, June 13. The major change in the third iteration is the Measure B race.
Measure B has leaped over the 55% Yes vote threshold needed to be approved. Currently, Yes votes account for 55.26% (8,553 people) of total votes, while No votes account for 44.74% (6,924 people) of total votes. If the percentages remain the same, the school bond measure will be approved, which will authorize the Alameda Unified School District to issue up to $298 million in bonds for infrastructure upgrades and retrofits, by levying a property tax increase of $45 for each $100,000 of assessed value of real property value.
In other races, Kaplan's lead in the Alameda County District 3 race widened. Kaplan now has 40.35% (14,518) of total votes counted to this point. Former Alameda councilmember Lena Tam is second with 29.01% (10,439) of votes. The two appear headed for a runoff for the seat in the General Election in November.
Pamela Price's lead in the District Attorney race also widened in the third update. The ROV reports Price, a Civil Rights attorney, currently has 41.64% (82,830) of total votes cast so far. Terry Wiley is second with 28.33% (56,353) of the vote. Price and Wiley will likely have a runoff for the District Attorney position in November.
Yesina Sanchez appears likely to take over from her current boss as the new Alameda County Sheriff/Coroner. She has surpassed the 50% of votes threshold. Sanchez has 52.05% (102,577) of total votes, while incumbent Gregory Ahern sits at 32.28% (63,614) of total votes.
Lastly, Alysse Castro widened her lead in the Alameda County Superintendent of Schools race. She has accumulated 51.95% (93,948) of the votes so far, while incumbent L.K Monroe has 48.05% (86,880) of votes. If Castro remains above 50% she will become the new county superintendent.
The ROV reported they have tabulated 225,679 total ballots, including 214,308 vote-by-mail ballots. The final vote will be certified at a future date.
Update — June 10:
The Alameda County Registrar of Voters (ROV) Office released its second Primary Election results update on Friday, June 10. The first update was revealed on Wednesday, June 8.
Measure B is inching closer to being approved. As of Monday, June 13, 54.67% of voters (6,784 people) voted Yes on Measure B, while 45.33% of voters (5,625 people) voted against the measure. In the initial election results on Wednesday, June 8, the ROV reported Yes votes accounted for 53.91% of votes. Measure B needs 55% Yes votes to be approved.
Alameda County Board of Supervisors District 3 Seat
The updated results in the Alameda County Board of Supervisors District 3 election still show Rebecca Kaplan and Lena Tam appear headed for a runoff in the November election. Kaplan, the City of Oakland councilmember, widened her lead in the race for Wilma Chan's former seat. Kaplan has 39.38% (11,024) of the total vote. Tam, the former City of Alameda vice mayor, has 30.17% (8,445) of the vote. If no candidate receives at least 50% of the vote, the top two vote-getters will compete in a runoff in the General Election in November.
In the initial update, the ROV reported Kaplan had 39.98% of the vote, while Tam had 30.03%. Also, in the initial update, Kaplan was leading in just one City of Alameda precinct. Currently, Kaplan has the lead in three city precincts.
David Kakishiba is in third place with 18.39% (5,148) of the vote, while Surlene G. Grant is in fourth place 12.06% (3,375) of the vote.
Alameda County District Attorney
The race for the next Alameda County District Attorney also appears headed for a runoff in the November Election. The top vote-getter Pamela Price widened her lead in the race, but Price is still far short of the 50% threshold to win the race outright. Price, a Civil Rights attorney, has 40.14% (60,730) of total votes. Terry Wiley is second with 29.52% (44,666) of total votes. Those two will likely meet in the General Election to see who will succeed Nancy O'Malley as Alameda County District Attorney.
In the initial update, Price had 39.81% of total votes, while Wiley had 30.85%.
Currently, Jimmie L. Wilson is third with 20.5% (31,016) of total votes, while Seth Steward is fourth with 9.84% (14,883) of votes.
Alameda County Sheriff/Coroner
Yesina Sanchez has climbed over the 50% threshold to become the new Alameda County Sheriff/Coroner. Currently, Sanchez, the Alameda County Sheriff's Commander, has 50.12% (75,220) of votes. Incumbent Gregory J. Ahern is in second place with 34.02% (51,064) of total votes. In the initial update, the ROV reported Sanchez had 46.8% of total votes, while Ahern had 36.4%. If the current tabulation holds, Sanchez will take over as county sheriff without a runoff in the General Election.
Joann Walker is in third place in the race with 15.86% (23,803) of the vote.
Alameda County Superintendent of Schools
Alysse Castro has overtaken incumbent L.K. Monroe in the Alameda County Superintendent of Schools race. Currently, Castro has 50.49% (69,580) of the total vote, while Monroe has 49.51% (68,219) of votes.
In the initial update, Castro was trailing Monroe. The ROV reported Castro had 48.29% of votes, while Monroe had 51.71%. If the results stay as is Castro will be the next county superintendent.
In the updated results, more than 60,000 new ballots were included in the Alameda County vote. The ROV has tabulated 171,457 total ballots. This includes 11,371 Election Day ballots and 160,068 vote-by-mail ballots. It is unknown how many more uncounted ballots remain.
Editor's note: The initial story reported that just 10.84 percent of registered Alameda County voters voted in the election. This was incorrect. That number indicated how many ballots the ROV counted at the time of the initial results reveal. More ballots are still to be counted.
Initial Alameda County election results have been released on the Alameda County Registrar of Voters (ROV) Office.
As of Wednesday, June 8, Measure B has not received the 55 % percent Yes votes needed to pass. Alameda County ROV is reporting 53.91% (3,456 people) voted Yes on Measure B, while 46.09% (2,955) of people voted No on Measure B. If the measure were to pass, the school bond measure would authorize the Alameda Unified School District to issue up to $298 million in bonds for infrastructure upgrades and retrofits, by levying a property tax increase of $45 for each $100,000 of assessed value of real property value.
Rebecca Kaplan and Lena Tam appear headed for a run-off election in November to decide who will join the Alameda County Board of Supervisors. The ROV is reporting Kaplan has received 38.98% (6,405) of the vote so far, the most of any candidate. Tam is second with 30.03% (4,935) of the vote. Rules stipulate if no candidate receives at least 50% of the vote, the top two vote-getters will have a runoff election in the November general election. Tam, the former Alameda City Councilmember, won all but one Alameda precinct. David Kakishiba is third in the race at 18.48% (3,036), while Surlene Grant is fourth with 12.52% (2,057).
Pamela Price and Terry Wiley are likely headed for a run-off race in the November general election to become the next Alameda County District Attorney. Price leads all candidates with 39.81 % (36,008) of the vote, while Wiley has 30.85% (27,903) of the vote. If no candidate has more than 50% of the vote the top two vote-getters will compete for the role in the November election. Jimmie L. Wilson is third with 20.59% (18,619) of the vote, while Seth Steward has 8.75% (7,917) of the vote.
Incumbent L.K. Monroe is in the lead to return to her position as Alameda County Superintendent of Schools. Monroe has 51.71% (42,616) of votes. Challenger Alysse Castro has 48.29% (39,802) of votes.
Challenger Yesenia Sanchez is the current top vote-getter in the race. Currently, Sanchez has 46.8% (42,094) of votes, while incumbent Gregory Ahern has 36.40% (32,746) of votes. If the results remain the same the two candidates will have a run-off election in November. Joann Walker is in third place with 16.80% (15,112) of votes.
The ROV has reported they received ballots from all Alameda County precincts. Ballots are still being tabulated. According to the ROV, 102,804 ballots were tabulated for the first election results reveal. This includes 11,320 Election Day voters and 91,484 people who voted by mail.
The Alameda Sun will continue to provide updated election results as they come. To read a brief synopsis of all the candidates, read our June 7 Primary Election Guide at https://alamedasun.com/news/june-7-primary-election-guide. To view updated election results, visit the ROV website at https://acvote.org/index.
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Bismillah Airlines es una aerolínea con base en Bangladés. Es una filial dentro del Grupo de Industrias Mollah, una empresa industrial y de exportación de Bangladés y es la primera aerolínea privada internacional en obtener las licencias AOC/ATO para operar vuelos regulares de carga como una aerolínea internacional de carga de Bangladés. La aerolínea fue fundada en 1998.

Alcance
Internacional :

Año 2002 -
Exportaciones : 14.000 toneladas incluyendo carga general y perecedera.

Importaciones : 6.000 toneladas incluyendo electrónica.

Año 2003 -

Exportaciones : 32.000 toneladas
Importaciones : 8.000 toneladas

Doméstico :

3.000 toneladas cada año.

Flota
La flota de Bismillah Airlines incluye (a 31 de diciembre de 2008):

2* HS 748-2B Avros.

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Building Hope Among the Ruins of Zimbabwe
"The epicenter of hell is Britain, and the Queen or King in power at the moment is the Devil."
This comprehensive indictment summarises the message of the vitriolic new book produced by the Zimbabwe government in its all-out determination to win the parliamentary elections due on March 31 st. This "election" is already so extensively rigged that it is impossible that Mugabe's party (ZANU-PF) will fail to "win". The army has been put in charge, and it is plainly in the past that the Opposition will not be allowed to take power even if it wins the ballot. It is hardly surprising the new Secretary of State of the United States, Condeleeza Rice, should have pronounced Zimbabwe "one of the last outposts of tyranny".
It is true, of course, that Britain betrayed Rhodesia into the hands of the African terrorists, who now govern it. For all practical purposes she betrayed the country into the hands of Mugabe himself, since his was the most effective intimidation and it ensured him success – and continues to do so to this day. But even the most ardent Rhodesian does not equate the Queen with the Devil!
It is ironic that Mugabe should spew such hatred against the country that for all practical purposes, installed him into power and even today continues to offer Zimbabwe so much practical help.
THE SACRIFICE OF RHODESIANS
We need to remember that the struggle of Rhodesians for the survival of their country was wholly right and justified. Rhodesia had its faults, but was paradise on earth – for black and white – in comparison with Mugabe's Zimbabwe. We continue to owe an enormous debt to those who made such huge sacrifices to defend one of Africa's most advanced, civilised and happiest countries. It was indeed successive British governments who threw us to the wolves and, ultimately, made survival impossible.
ZIMBABWE TODAY
Cathy Buckle's weekly Internet newsletters, on contemporary Zimbabwe, carries a description of the arrest of women in Bulawayo who publicly carried flowers with the message "Choose the power of love rather than the love of power." They were attacked by police. She goes on to describe the breaking up by the police of a gathering of prospective opposition candidates, and of a street demonstration calling for free and fair elections. (Mugabe has signed up to these latter with his fellow leaders in the Southern African Developmental Community, but merely disregards his commitment.) Cathy then writes of the expulsion of a fact-finding delegation of the country – on arrival at Harare airport – after the expulsion of two South African trade union groups. She goes on to write of the country's schools, some of which have pass rates of 3 to 8%. Thousands of children, of course, can no longer afford to go to school at all.
Many of you, I am sure, are already praying for Roy Bennet, imprisoned by the Zimbabwe parliament after he finally lost his temper under intolerable provocation. Mr. Bennet, serving a year's hard labour in cruel conditions, has nevertheless agreed – entirely legally – to stand again as opposition candidate for his seat at Chimanimani. The nomination court, illegally, has refused to allow him to stand; and while the matter is being battled out in law courts (or what is left of them) his wife Heather has agreed to act as a stand-in.
ELECTORAL PROBLEMS
The Daily Telegraph on February 18 th described the obstacles to standing in the forthcoming Zimbabwe elections. "Finding (candidates) is not difficult. Checking that they appear on the electoral role is the hard part. The latest register is almost impossible to obtain and can be issued by only one government office in the capital, Harare. One opposition MP spent eight days trying to obtain a copy! The list costs (the equivalent of) £ 100 or a month's salary of an MP. All candidates must then present their credentials to the electoral officer responsible for their constituency. But these officials have not been named. Even if the unknown official can be found, a prospective candidate must hand over a fee of £ 200. As a result the (Opposition) acknowledges that it may be unable to put up candidates in every seat and that some MPs from Mugabe's ZANU-PF part could win unopposed."
The Daily Telegraph has, at the time of writing, the only remaining foreign correspondent in the country. Jan Raath of The Times of London is among three journalists to be forced out. Three Zimbabwean newspapers have been closed down, including the popular Daily News, and more than 70 Zimbabwean journalists have been arrested and charged with crime. We have no figure of the number imprisoned or tortured.
We do know that the average life expectancy in Zimbabwe has plummeted to 34.
It will be appreciated that obtaining news from, or in, Zimbabwe is very difficult. President Mugabe has succeeded in keeping out of the world press most of what is happening in one of the world's most newsworthy states. And one of the hardest things on which to report is the food situation. We know that people are dying a ghastly death by starvation and that food is being imported to try to replace the shortage brought about by Mugabe's land seizures. Yet, Cathy Buckle reports empty shelves in Marondera and large visible stacks of grain in the local Grain Marketing Board depot. We know that most outside help has been banned, along with the voluntary organisations, which have done so much to support ordinary Zimbabweans in the past. Only government-registered NGOs (non-government orginisations) are now tolerated, and in practice many such orginisations have gone under or ceased to operate.
We also know that food is being used as a political weapon, being denied to Opposition supporters and targeted at Government supporters.
So, what little we in the RCG can do we must continue to do, with redoubled efforts. We must build, for as many as we can, hope among the ruins.
Things cannot continue as they are for long. Even Mugabe is mortal, and the country must implode sooner rather than later. Our efforts depend on you, your prayers and your help, and the need for them is not going to go away in a hurry.
We do not know God's plans for the future. What we do know is our own job now.
"Be ye faithful until death." Revelation 2:10
Father Arthur R Lewis
The Rhodesian Christian Group
PO Box 5307, Bishop's Stortford,
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Debunking 10 Myths About Endometriosis
Mar 23, 2021, 8:16am Caroline Reilly
Misinformation about endometriosis is one of the most significant barriers to accessing proper care.
Outdated and racist understandings about endometriosis too often means it's labeled a "white woman's disease."
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Proper endometriosis care is incredibly hard to access; misinformation about the disease, both in medicine and in the mainstream media, is one of the most significant barriers.
One in ten people assigned female at birth will be diagnosed with endometriosis, a chronic health condition that can cause pain, fatigue, organ dysfunction, and infertility. Proper care for endometriosis patients is elusive; misogyny, racism, and transphobia in medicine account for a systemic disbelief of pain that leads to delayed diagnoses and insufficient treatment, not to mention medical trauma. When patients do finally find the specialized care that this disease requires, they're met with the reality that it is too expensive and not widely available.
Having endometriosis means becoming an expert in your own condition. It means late nights spent reading medical journal articles and scouring online support groups for answers. One specialist told us that endometriosis patients "know more than most gynecologists" when it comes to the disease.
So let's debunk some of the most common endometriosis myths.
It is not the same as the tissue that lines the uterus
One of the most common misconceptions about endometriosis is that it is misplaced uterine tissue. But in endometriosis, tissue similar to the tissue that lines the uterus grows elsewhere in the body. Endometriosis tissue is pathologically distinct from the endometrial tissue lining the uterus; some experts believe it can grow its own blood vessels and produce its own estrogen supply. This might seem like a granular distinction, but it's actually critical when it comes to care: It explains why birth control and hysterectomies don't treat the disease. Which brings us to our next endo myth …
A hysterectomy is not a cure for endometriosis (neither is pregnancy or menopause)
Doctors frequently tell patients with endometriosis that a hysterectomy will solve their pain. It won't. By definition, endometriosis grows outside the uterus, and as we've established, it's not the same as uterine tissue. That means it can continue to grow in a body on hormone suppression, after a hysterectomy or after the ovaries have been removed.
Doctors often tell patients their endometriosis will go away if they get pregnant or once they go through menopause, but for all the same reasons a hysterectomy doesn't treat it, neither do these. Plenty of patients still experience endometriosis symptoms after pregnancy, menopause, and hysterectomy.
A hysterectomy is, however, a cure for adenomyosis, which is a separate condition in which disease is present in the lining of the uterus. Unlike endometriosis, which can spread, adenomyosis is contained to the uterus, and that means removing the uterus eradicates the disease. For patients who are not ready for a hysterectomy, doctors can offer a few alternatives, including a hormonal IUD or a presacral neurectomy—a procedure removing the nerves that connect pelvic pain to the brain.
Endometriosis is not just "bad periods"
You'll often hear people discuss endometriosis in the context of painful menstruation, and it's true that people living with endometriosis often have excruciating periods because of the hormonal component of the disease. But endometriosis is much more than that. People with endometriosis often experience pain throughout the month, sometimes every single day. And it is far worse than your worst period cramps—it's one of the most painful things a person can experience.
Endometriosis can feel like burning or stabbing pain—some patients say it's like having barbed wire wrapped around all their organs. It can involve excessive or erratic bleeding with your menstrual cycles, painful sex and orgasm, as well as gastrointestinal distress such as constipation, diarrhea, and vomiting, as well as urinary dysfunction like an inability to pass urine or increased urgency. Endometriosis can also cause severe fatigue and even dizziness.
It's a progressive disease, so the longer it exists in the body, the higher the risk for organ damage and dysfunction. And many patients living with endometriosis experience infertility and pregnancy loss.
The severity of your pain doesn't tell you the extent of your disease
Patients with relatively minimal pain can have extensive disease, and patients without extensive disease can experience severe pain. This is important to understand because when doctors find relatively little disease during surgery, patients can often feel invalidated. What's more, many doctors use the "staging" classification for endometriosis—stage 1 through 4, with 4 being the most severe.
But experts and specialists are abandoning the staging classification because it only measures damage to reproductive organs. This means you can have extensive disease on your bladder, bowel, and other organs while having relatively minimal involvement of your reproductive organs and still be classified as a lower stage.
We don't know for sure what causes endometriosis
Doctors often cite the "retrograde menstruation" theory: that uterine tissue during menses flows backwards up into the body and attaches itself to organs, where it bleeds and sheds every month like uterine tissue. Many experts take issue with this theory, as new research shows endometriosis can already be present in fetuses. Also pointing to a genetic cause is the fact that people related to those with endometriosis are more likely to have it. But to this day, no one knows for sure what causes endometriosis.
Endometriosis can only be diagnosed through surgery
The only way to get a definitive endometriosis diagnosis is through surgery. It's a common misconception that tests like an ultrasound or MRI can be used to detect the disease, but this is simply not true. In some cases, disease might be visible on these scans, but it's not unusual for endometriosis patients to have a history of normal ultrasound and MRI results only for surgery to reveal extensive disease.
It's also possible to have disease removed during surgery and then have negative pathology. This is because it's not a sure thing that the tissue samples sent to the lab will contain endometriosis—when endometriosis is removed from the body, some surrounding healthy tissue is often taken with it.
Think about it this way: Take a piece of paper and draw a bunch of dots on it. Now rip that piece of paper up. Chances are, some of the pieces have dots and some don't. Sometimes negative pathology just means the pieces of paper without dots are the ones that were tested.
Surgery is not only for "severe cases"
Often, you'll see doctors or reporters say something like, "In severe cases, endometriosis requires surgery." But endometriosis is a progressive disease, and surgery is required to ensure the damage does not become irreparable. Doctors who suggest staving off surgery are doing a detriment to their patients by allowing the disease to become more advanced and thus harder to manage surgically.
Doctors will typically suggest hormone suppression, like continuous birth control, or heavier treatments like Lupron and medically inducing menopause, but these only mask the symptoms for some patients. Many come with a broad swath of dangerous side effects, as well. Lupron, for example, has been linked to osteoporosis.
It's not a "white woman's disease"
You'll hear the statistic a lot: 1 in 10 women has endometriosis. But endometriosis can affect cis women as well as trans men and nonbinary folks. In rare cases, it's even been found in cis men. And keep in mind that for endometriosis patients of color, access to care is even more fraught. Outdated and racist understandings about endometriosis too often meant it was labeled a white woman's disease. Compounding that is widespread medical racism that leads to delays in diagnosis, poor pain management, and increased medical trauma.
Endometriosis also affects people of all ages. Young people often struggle to get diagnosed because some doctors wrongly believe that it can't present in young teens. But for some, the symptoms can start even before the onset of menstruation. And as we've covered, it can persist past menopause and present in older people as well.
It shows up outside the pelvis
Endometriosis is often considered a reproductive illness. But the truth is endometriosis can show up on almost any organ in the body including the brain and lungs. Extrapelvic endometriosis, as it's called, is not rare, despite the lack of awareness in the medical community.
It's not uncommon for endometriosis to present, for example, on the diaphragm and in the thoracic cavity. Thoracic endometriosis often goes undiagnosed, though, because the symptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath, and, in some cases, lung collapse are not widely understood as indicators of endometriosis.
All endometriosis surgery isn't created equal
Most doctors treat endometriosis using hormone suppression and ablation surgery. We've covered the ins and outs of hormone suppression, but let's finish up by talking about surgery. In ablation surgery, a doctor goes in and burns the lesions. For some patients this provides temporary relief, but endometriosis is like a weed: You can burn the leaves, but unless you pull out the root it is going to continue to grow.
This is why endometriosis specialists perform excision surgery, where the disease is cut out—at the root, so to speak—decreasing the chances of a recurrence. Now, recurring disease is always possible with endometriosis, but it is far more common with ablation, which leaves behind active disease, than it is with excision.
That being said, excision is incredibly cost prohibitive, since insurers reimburse the two surgeries at the same rate, despite excision requiring significantly more skill. For this reason, specialists often operate out of network—meaning their care can cost thousands, if not tens of thousands, of dollars. Endometriosis care is not one size fits all, nor is surgery a perfect fix; years of disease can often lead to physical and mental trauma that causes persistent pain even after surgery.
Things like pelvic floor physical therapy, changes in diet, and psychotherapy can all be helpful to endometriosis patients seeking a better quality of life. At the same time, keeping up with all this is a lot of work, and it's easy to feel like your pain is your fault for not doing everything that people tell you is necessary. But it's OK to do what feels good for yourself. Eat the foods that taste good, have the sex that feels right, and prioritize pleasure wherever you can.
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Íñigo Jesús Alli Martínez, né le , est un homme politique espagnol membre de l'Union du peuple navarrais (UPN).

Il est élu député de la circonscription de Navarre lors des élections générales de .

Biographie

Vie privée
Il est marié et père de trois enfants.

Profession
Íñigo Jesús Alli Martínez possède une licence en sciences biologiques, spécialisé dans les molécules. Il a exercé comme assesseur financier.

Carrière politique
Il a été conseiller chargé des politiques sociales au Gouvernement de Navarre de 2012 à 2015.

Le , il est élu député pour la Navarre au Congrès des députés et réélu en 2016.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Circonscription électorale de Navarre
 Députés de la XIIe législature de l'Espagne

Liens externes
 Fiche sur le site du Congrès des députés : XI, XII législatures.

Naissance en avril 1973
Naissance à Pampelune
Personnalité politique espagnole du XXIe siècle
Personnalité de l'Union du peuple navarrais
Député de Navarre
Député espagnol de la XIe législature
Député espagnol de la XIIe législature


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Norovirus to Blame for Hundreds of Sick Ursinus College Students
Test results confirmed that norovirus caused 214 Ursinus College students to fall ill last week.
By NBC10 Staff	• Published at 11:42 am on February 15, 2016
Health officials in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, blamed norovirus for sickening more than 200 Ursinus College students, some of whom required emergency room or urgent care, the college announced as classes resumed Monday.
Test results confirmed that norovirus caused 214 students to fall ill last week.
Officials with the eastern Pennsylvania college said most students fell ill after dinnertime Tuesday and exhibited similar symptoms, including vomiting, diarrhea and dehydration.
Students were taken to various hospitals, including Einstein Medical Center and Phoenixville Hospital. Officials from the Center for Disease Control and the Montgomery County Health Department responded to the hospitals.
"It's been miserable," said La'Shante Cox, a senior at Ursinus who was hospitalized. "It's been absolute misery. I kept throwing up. I kept going to the bathroom and it was an ongoing thing."
Ursinus shut down its dining halls as a precaution while health officials continue to investigate the cause of the outbreak.
"I'm not eating on campus because I'm not willing to risk that everything was cleaned and inspected thoroughly enough to make sure it's safe to eat in there again," said student Karla Pisarcik.
The college's gym was also closed as crews worked to clean surfaces throughout campus.
"This has been a difficult time for students and their families," said Ursinus College President Brock Blomberg. "The safety and wellbeing of our students remains our top priority. We are committed to maintaining regular communication with the community and making students aware of all the medical care resources available to them. We are grateful for the outpouring of support we've received from the surrounding community and beyond during this challenging time."
Community restaurants, including Wawa and local businesses, partnered with Ursinus College to feed students as the college canceled classes late last week.
"Health Department officials have notified Ursinus officials of the identification of the organism," said the health department. "The officials indicated that the college has followed all health department instructions, and the illness is now expected to run its course."
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"This is the agent we have suspected since this outbreak began," said Montgomery County Commissioner Dr. Val Arkoosh, a physician and interim medical director of the health department. "While the illness has been truly unfortunate, this has been a model of cooperation between the various health agencies and Ursinus. We will continue to be vigilant and work closely with Ursinus to focus on hygiene measures to reduce transmission."


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What the MacBook Pro might look like with a fancy touch pad.
Apple is expected to deliver one of its biggest ever MacBook Pro refreshes later this year, ushering in a thinner and lighter design and amazing new features. One of them, according to a reliable analyst, will be an OLED touch pad.
Here's why that would be a stellar addition to Apple's best notebook.
In a note to investors, KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who has accurately predicted many of Apple's recent moves, said the new MacBook Pro will have an "OLED display touch bar" across the top of its keyboard in place of the familiar function keys.
Combined with the new butterfly keys Apple is already using in its Retina MacBook, this would make the new MacBook Pro's keyboard smaller and slimmer, allowing Apple to reduce the overall thickness of the machine.
But that's not the most exciting reason for this change.
Some keys need to stay the same on a MacBook; the letters, numbers, and everything else we use for everyday typing don't need to change, and I don't think anyone would be willing to swap those for virtual keys — not now or ever. But that's not the case for the function keys.
We have 12 function keys on a MacBook, and they're all pre-programmed to do certain things, like summon the Launchpad, adjust keyboard and display brightness, and control media playback and volume. And I'll bet there's at least one of those that you never use.
What if those touch keys were customizable?
Wouldn't it be nice if you could change the function of that key, so that it does something you will use? Maybe it could launch your favorite app, or take you to your favorite website, or open a specific folder you have to get to all the time.
With an OLED touch pad, every key could be customizable — not only its function, but also its appearance. And each one could be programmed to act differently based on what you're doing on your MacBook.
For instance, when music's playing, you might see the standard playback controls you get now by default. But when it stops, and you don't need the skip track buttons anymore, they could be used for something else — maybe to launch iTunes or Spotify — until music starts playing again.
You could even tell the keys to change based on the app you're using. If you're in Photoshop, you might have keys that provide instant access to frequently used tools. In iMessage, they could be used to switch between conversations with your favorite contacts, or to start a new one.
Over the years, Apple has filed a growing list of patents that describe new ways in which it could make MacBook keyboards more versatile using touch input.
One filing, published in July 2011, outlined a system that used a touch-sensitive surface that might have keys printed on top of it. Others simply replace the entire keyboard with a touchscreen, or project it onto a flat surface, like something out of Minority Report.
Apple has even explored ways in which it could provide touch keyboards with tactile feedback, so you can feel the keys you're tapping, even though they're not real — and even feel temperatures and textures.
The problem with all of these things is that they're just ideas, and if they were good enough to be baked into Apple products, they would be. The simple fact is, while we may be used to touchscreens on smartphones and tablets, no one wants to give up physical keys on computers.
An OLED touch pad, replacing only the line of function keys, would give Apple's next MacBook Pro the best of both worlds.


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New Bill seeks to strengthen disaster management
The Chamber of Deputies on Monday began the third quarter of the ordinary sessions by ratifying a committee report on the Bill relating to disaster management.
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A village in Kigali devastated by floods in 2011. (File)
Presenting the report to Members of Parliament, Julienne Uwacu, the Deputy Chairperson of the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Cooperation and Security, said the draft law aims to strengthen Disaster Management in the country.
"Ebola, fire outbreaks, floods and possible volcanic eruptions, among other disasters, require us to expedite legislation in order to have a disaster management law in place, to allow adequate preparedness, mitigation, prevention, relief, recovery and rehabilitation," said Uwacu.
This Bill, the first of its kind, aims to protect vulnerable communities in particular.
Once enacted, the law will preserve life and minimise losses and damages by providing sufficient and timely early warning information to the public on potential hazards.
Article 3 of the Bill establishes the National Disaster Management Executive Committee (NDMEC), which will act as the central advisory body in preparing, responding to and recovering from major emergencies.
The committee composition, organisation and functioning shall be determined by the Prime Minister's Order.
MP Théobald Mporanyi said the Bill should be passed urgently, adding that the committee that was set up to investigate fire outbreaks, should have performed better if they were following guidelines incorporated in the Bill.
Séraphine Mukantabana, the Minister for Disaster Management and Refugee Affairs, however, told legislators that insurance is an appropriate way to tackle effects of disasters.
"When someone is insured, they can easily be compensated as seen by the recent fire accidents that have occurred, unlike someone who has no insurance. We need to sensitise the public on the need for insurance," she said.
The minister explained that through this Bill, the government is seeking possible ways to control or minimise effects of the disaster.
"We will always be ready and prepared for any emergences. We already have a contingency plan in place in case of disasters," she said.
The committee report on the disaster management Bill was adopted, pending approval in the consequent plenary sessions.
Natural disasters such as floods, earthquakes, landslides and epidemics, cost the government Rwf1 billion in reconstruction each year, according to figures released earlier this year by the Ministry of Disaster Management and Refugees Affairs.
Figures indicate that natural disasters claim about 100 lives, leave 200 people handicapped, destroy 3,000 houses, damage 3,000 hectares of crops annually while infrastructure – including roads, schools, electricity – are destroyed.
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Q: How to find unused code in Xcode 7? I have seen this question, but the answer doesn't seem to be valid in Xcode 7. At least I can't find it.
Can anyone tell me where can I tell the compiler to notify me about unused functions/parameters/values ?

A: Xcode has a number of settings you can enable to warn you about things like unused functions, parameters, and values.

You can also easily enable strict warnings by setting your Other Warning Flags to -Wall -Wextra -Weverything.
Another option for detecting unused code is by using Code Coverage.

A: To check the unused functions and variables you can also use the following scripts-

https://github.com/PaulTaykalo/swift-scripts

A: In left side select Project and in Build Settings
Unused functions, parameters, and values

Other Warning Flags to -Wall -Wextra -Weverything

A: For those who are seeking a solution for Objective-C codebase like me, try this script by @nst. It analyzes the mach-o files.

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THE HAGUE, Netherlands —13 June 2018—The Fact-Finding Mission (FFM) of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), confirmed in a report released today that sarin was very likely used as a chemical weapon in the south of Ltamenah, Syrian Arab Republic, on 24 March 2017. The FFM also concluded that chlorine was very likely used as a chemical weapon at Ltamenah Hospital and the surrounding area on 25 March 2017.
In response to persistent allegations of chemical weapon attacks in Syria, the OPCW Fact-Finding Mission (FFM) was set up in 2014 with an on-going mandate "to establish facts surrounding allegations of the use of toxic chemicals, reportedly chlorine, for hostile purposes in the Syrian Arab Republic".
The FFM's mandate is to determine whether chemical weapons or toxic chemicals as weapons have been used in Syria. It does not include identifying who is responsible for alleged attacks. Attribution was part of the mandate of the OPCW-UN Joint Investigative Mechanism, set up by the UN Security Council, which expired in November 2017.
The FFM has previously confirmed with a "high degree of confidence" the use of chlorine, sulfur mustard, and sarin as weapons.
The FFM is required to study available information relating to allegations of use of chemical weapons in Syria, including information provided by the Syrian Arab Republic and others. The FFM employs investigative methods to determine if chemical weapons have been used. It interviews witnesses and obtains environmental and bio-medical samples and physical evidence for analysis.
The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons operates according to a strict confidentiality regime, which governs the operations of the Organisation, protects the integrity of its investigations, ensures the security of its technical experts, and determines what information can be made public.
As the implementing body for the Chemical Weapons Convention, the OPCW oversees the global endeavour to permanently and verifiably eliminate chemical weapons. Since the Convention's entry into force in 1997 – and with its 192 States Parties – it is the most successful disarmament treaty eliminating an entire class of weapons of mass destruction.


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Xiaomi Topples Samsung, Becomes Top Smartphone Vendor in Europe
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Xiaomi has overtook Samsung as the number one smartphone vendor in Europe in terms of shipments in the second quarter of 2021 growing 14 percent year-on-year to 50.1 million units in the quarter. Apple, Oppo, and Realme feature in the top-five vendors list — in that order — after Xiaomi and Samsung.
This is according to the report by a reliable analysis which says Xiaomi shipped a record 12.7 million smartphone units in Europe in the second quarter that resulted in its market share of 25.3 percent and that the vendor saw high demand in countries including Russia, Ukraine, Spain, and Italy.
Furthermore, the Chinese firm's global smartphone shipments has as well increased. It has even overtook Apple and came second in worldwide smartphone shipments in the second quarter, according to a recent report.
The report reveled that Samsung shipments declined seven percent year-on-year to 12 million units in the second quarter, but continued its strong grip in the continent, with a 24 percent market share.
After Samsung, Apple came third in the top five smartphone shipments list. The iPhone maker saw 15.7 percent year-on-year growth in Europe in the second quarter. Its estimated shipment of 9.6 million iPhone models helped the company grab a market share of 19.2 percent. The iPhone 12 series is believed to have attracted Apple fans in the region, who were overdue to replace their aging Apple models.
The other two in the top five list are Oppo and Realme which marked a 180 percent year-on-year growth and 1,800 percent growth respectively. Both firms weren't able to capture a double-digit market share in Europe.
However, generally, there is smartphone shipments declined in Europe from 59.1 million units in the first quarter to 50.1 million. The dip in the shipments also decreased the year-on-year growth from 24 percent to 14 percent and resulted in a negative quarter-on-quarter growth of minus 15 percent.
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Citing BHO
Parliamentary history
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Subject guide: religious history on British History Online
by Katherine Harvey, Research Fellow at Birkbeck, University of London
British History Online (BHO) contains an extensive range of sources for religious history from the early middle ages to the nineteenth century. The records available include a myriad of documents relating to ecclesiastical administration at national, diocesan, institutional and parish level. The site also contains numerous nineteenth and twentieth finding aids and historical surveys which provide valuable material for the student of British religious history.
Britain and the papacy
England's relationship with the papacy is well-represented on BHO. The Calendar of Papal Registers for Britain and Ireland summarises material relevant to the British Isles contained in the Vatican Archives. The years 1198 to 1492 are covered by fourteen volumes, consisting primarily of papal replies to correspondence with British individuals and institutions, and providing a plethora of material relating to topics including individual churchmen, ecclesiastical institutions, papal justice and personal piety. These volumes are supplemented by Petitions to the Pope, 1342-1419. The post-Reformation dialogue between Britain and Rome is less fully documented on BHO, but is represented by the Calendar of State Papers (Vatican). This pair of volumes contains a wealth of materials relating to Anglo-papal diplomacy in the early years of the reign of Elizabeth I (1558-78).
Cathedrals and the higher clergy
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae is the standard authority for identifying the higher clergy of the English Church – bishops, archdeacons, dignitaries and prebendaries – between 1066 and 1857. It provides brief biographical details for all named individuals, and is divided into three sub-series: 1066-1300, 1300-1541 and 1541-1857. For the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, this information can be supplemented by consulting Alumni Oxonienses, matriculation records of the University of Oxford with biographical details, including those of clergymen. There are also a series of records relating to individual cathedrals and dioceses. The Registrum Statutorum et Consuetudinum Ecclesiae Cathedralis Sancti Pauli Londoniensis collects statutes, charters and other documents for St Paul's Cathedral, and the Manuscripts of the Dean and Chapter of Wells includes cathedral act books, registers and charters; both volumes range from the later middle ages to the eighteenth century. The Cardiff Records series includes documents relevant to the post-Reformation history of Llandaff, among them the chapter act books for 1573-1816. The post-Reformation Church of Scotland is represented by a pair of volumes containing the acts of its assemblies for the years 1560-1842.
The local church
The Victoria County History (VCH) contains numerous parish entries, including architectural descriptions of parish churches and accounts of the life of the parish church and of nonconformist communities. The VCH coverage is confined to England, and for some counties (especially in the east of the country) is incomplete. Certain counties are not covered at all. The Survey of London provides detailed coverage of the architecture of many of the capital's religious buildings. Indeed, London's religious communities are well represented on BHO. The London Record Society series includes volumes on medieval parish fraternities, early modern consistory court depositions and eighteenth-century non-conformist chapels. A particular strength of the BHO collection is the early modern London parish, with a range of sources covering the Reformation years and the religious upheavals of the seventeenth century. Relevant sources include sixteenth-century churchwarden's accounts for St Martin-in-the-Fields and St Mary at Hill, seventeenth-century vestry minutes for St Mary Colechurch, and tithe assessments for four seventeenth-century parishes in the City of London.
Monastic houses
London is also prominent in BHO's collection of sources relating to medieval monasteries. A small clutch of volumes covers the history of the London house of the Grey Friars. The first, C. L. Kingsford's The Grey Friars of London, provides a history of the convent, along with its medieval register (primarily a list of burials in the convent) and documents relating to its dissolution. This is supplemented by a second volume containing further documents (including numerous wills) relating to the Grey Friars. Finally, the Chronicle of the Grey Friars provides the friars' own record of national and local events between the late twelfth and mid-sixteenth centuries. London monasticism is also represented by E. A. Webb's two-part history (with supplementary documents) of St Bartholomew's Priory, Smithfield: the first volume covers the pre-Reformation years, and the second post-Reformation developments. BHO also contains records (primarily medieval cartularies and registers) relating to non-London institutions including Holm Cultram, Vale Royal and four Staffordshire houses, while the Victoria County History provides detailed accounts of monastic houses across England.
The broad coverage of British History Online means that there are many other sources which provide information about religious institutions and personnel. In particular, some of the governmental and parliamentary records are worth browsing and/or searching, including the Calendars of Close Rolls and the medieval Rolls of Parliament (N.B. these series are both premium content). These sources include an abundance of material relating to religious personnel and institutions, as well as shedding a great deal of light on the history of Church-State relations in Britain.
The BHO collection has particular strengths in medieval religious history, in parish history and in the history of the church in London. At present, most of the material available on BHO relates to England's religious history, with Scotland, Wales and Ireland featuring less frequently. In addition, the collection focuses on the established church: the non-conformist and non-Christian traditions are only sparsely represented here.
The range and quantity of material on British History Online means that searches are sometimes best undertaken within particular publications or publication series, especially if common terms/names are used. Generally, phrase searches will help to cut down the number of results. Some publications include digitised indexes, which can be helpful when looking for individuals but should be treated with caution as few tend to treat subjects as thoroughly as names or places.
Olwen Hufton, 'What is Religious History Now?' in D. Cannadine (ed.), What is History Now? (London, 2002), pp. 57-79
George Bernard, The Late Medieval Church: Vitality and Vulnerability Before the Break with Rome (Yale, 2012)
Felicity Heal, Reformation in Britain and Ireland (Oxford, 2003)
John Spurr, The Post-Reformation: Religion, Politics and Society, 1603-1714 (London, 2006)
Ecclesiastical History Society
Lambeth Palace Library
Church of England Record Society
My Parish
Canterbury and York Society


A billboard in Terre Haute now pays tribute to the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting victims.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - A billboard in Terre Haute now pays tribute to the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting victims.
The electronic sign is at 3rd and Maple Streets.
It says "United in Prayer for Pittsburgh."
11 people died in the shooting on Saturday.
Six other people were hurt.
Police arrested Robert Bowers for the shooting.
It is considered the deadliest attack on the Jewish community in U.S. history.


You can use the multimeter to measure current, or also to test voltage and resistance. The level of innovation of the Testo instruments is impressive, thanks to a high standard of reliability and accuracy. You do not need to first select the sockets and then the required measurement function. Instead, the instrument already detects the relevant measurement parameter via the socket assignment. Any possible incorrect settings, which always entail a risk, are thus excluded.
The multimeter operation has a simple structure and it is a sign of how up to date these instruments are. Instead of the usual rotary knob, there are function keys on the handy measuring instrument which can be conveniently operated with one hand. The large, illuminated display makes it easier for you to read out the measured values.
Depending on what model you decide on, the voltage range goes up to 1,000 volts, the frequency range up to 30 MHz and the capacitance up to 60,000 µF. These values apply to the testo 760-3 instrument which is qualified for use in the industrial sector. Here, the multimeter with integrated low-pass filter is for example used for measurements on large electrical systems.
With the professional multimeters, electrical parameters are supplemented by the ability to measure temperatures as well. For this measurement, you attach a thermocouple adapter and the temperature probe, which you can buy separately.
As a useful all-round instrument, a Testo digital multimeter supports you in all electrical measuring tasks. It automatically detects the measurement parameters and provides you with accurate data and improved reliability, regardless of the area of application. Determination of the true root mean square means users are always aware of the exact situation in the electronics area.
Before starting a measurement, users should familiarize themselves with the instrument and check the measuring cables and sockets. You can control the multimeter really easily via the user-friendly, illuminated keys, without needing to use your second hand to help out. The low weight of 340 grams is also an important advantage.
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The measurement of basic electrical parameters becomes child's play with the multifunction instrument. However, operation may be somewhat more complex, depending on the requirements in terms of electrical measuring tasks. The comprehensive measuring range enables testing of the current strength up to the μA range. Regardless of the measuring value, the instrument provides extremely accurate results.
The current strength is measured in amperes and indicates what electrical charge flows through the defined area in a given period of time. Instruments such as the clamp meter are used for the measurement, or the multimeter is employed to measure direct and alternating current.
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The accretion-induced collapse (AIC) of a white dwarf (WD) may lead to the formation of a protoneutron star and a collapse-driven supernova explosion. This process represents a path alternative to thermonuclear disruption of accreting white dwarfs in Type Ia supernovae. In the AIC scenario, the supernova explosion energy is expected to be small and the resulting transient short-lived, making it hard to detect by electromagnetic means alone. Neutrino and gravitational-wave (GW) observations may provide crucial information necessary to reveal a potential AIC. Motivated by the need for systematic predictions of the GW signature of AIC, we present results from an extensive set of general-relativistic AIC simulations using a microphysical finite-temperature equation of state and an approximate treatment of deleptonization during collapse. Investigating a set of 114 progenitor models in axisymmetric rotational equilibrium, with a wide range of rotational configurations, temperatures and central densities, and resulting white dwarf masses, we extend previous Newtonian studies and find that the GW signal has a generic shape akin to what is known as a ``Type III'' signal in the literature. Despite this reduction to a single type of waveform, we show that the emitted GWs carry information that can be used to constrain the progenitor and the postbounce rotation. We discuss the detectability of the emitted GWs, showing that the signal-to-noise ratio for current or next-generation interferometer detectors could be high enough to detect such events in our Galaxy. Furthermore, we contrast the GW signals of AIC and rotating massive star iron core collapse and find that they can be distinguished, but only if the distance to the source is known and a detailed reconstruction of the GW time series from detector data is possible. Some of our AIC models form massive quasi-Keplerian accretion disks after bounce. The disk mass is very sensitive to progenitor mass and angular momentum distribution. In rapidly differentially rotating models whose precollapse masses are significantly larger than the Chandrasekhar mass, the resulting disk mass can be as large as ~0.8 solar masses. Slowly and/or uniformly rotating models that are limited to masses near the Chandrasekhar mass produce much smaller disks or no disk at all. Finally, we find that the postbounce cores of rapidly spinning white dwarfs can reach sufficiently rapid rotation to develop a gravito-rotational bar-mode instability. Moreover, many of our models exhibit sufficiently rapid and differential rotation to become subject to recently discovered low-E_rot/|W|-type dynamical instabilities.
Here we provide the electron fraction (Y_e) profiles used in the deleptonization scheme described in detail in the paper. The Y_e data were obtained in the Newtonian multi-group flux-limited diffusion neutrino radiation-hydrodynamics AIC simulations of Dessart et al. 2006.
Below are the Y_e(rho) data used to setup the initial white dwarf Y_e distribution. They are based on data of Dessart et al. 2006 at 7 ms into their simulation.


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#GOPDebate Transcript – Ben Carson's Questions & Answers
Aug 10, 2015 Aug 10, 2015 UPH Wire
MEGYN KELLY: Gentlemen, our first round of questions is on the subject of electability in the general election, and we start tonight with you, Dr. Carson. You are a successful neurosurgeon, but you admit that you have had to study up on foreign policy, saying there's a lot to learn.
Your critics say that your inexperience shows. You've suggested that the Baltic States are not a part of NATO, just months ago you were unfamiliar with the major political parties and government in Israel, and domestically, you thought Alan Greenspan had been treasury secretary instead of federal reserve chair.
Aren't these basic mistakes, and don't they raise legitimate questions about whether you are ready to be president?
CARSON: Well, I could take issue with — with all of those things, but we don't have time. But I will say, we have a debate here tonight, and we will have an opportunity to explore those areas, and I'm looking very much forward to demonstrating that, in fact, the thing that is probably most important is having a brain, and to be able to figure things out and learn things very rapidly.
So, you know, experience comes from a large number of different arenas, and America became a great nation early on not because it was flooded with politicians, but because it was flooded with people who understood the value of personal responsibility, hard work, creativity, innovation, and that's what will get us on the right track now, as well.
KELLY: Dr. Carson, in one of his first acts as commander in chief, President Obama signed an executive order banning enhanced interrogation techniques in fighting terror. As president, would you bring back water boarding?
CARSON: Well, thank you, Megyn, I wasn't sure I was going to get to talk again.
KELLY: We have a lot for you, don't worry. Fear not, you may rue that request.
CARSON: Alright. You know, what we do in order to get the information that we need is our business, and I wouldn't necessarily be broadcasting what we're going to do. We've gotten into this — this mindset of fighting politically correct wars. There is no such thing as a politically correct war.
The left, of course, will say Carson doesn't believe in the Geneva Convention, Carson doesn't believe in fighting stupid wars. And — and what we have to remember is we want to utilize the tremendous intellect that we have in the military to win wars. And I've talked to a lot of the generals, a lot of our advanced people. And believe me, if we gave them the mission, which is what the commander-in-chief does, they would be able to carry it out.
And if we don't tie their hands behind their back, they will do it…
(BUZZER NOISE)
CARSON: — extremely effectively.
BRET BAIER: Dr. Carson, do you agree with that? [Huckabee on taxes]
CARSON: What I agree with is that we need a significantly changed taxation system. And the one that I've advocated is based on tithing, because I think God is a pretty fair guy. And he said, you know, if you give me a tithe, it doesn't matter how much you make. If you've had a bumper crop, you don't owe me triple tithes. And if you've had no crops at all, you don't owe me no tithes. So there must be something inherently fair about that.
And that's why I've advocated a proportional tax system. You make $10 billion, you pay a billion. You make $10, you pay one. And everybody gets treated the same way. And you get rid of the deductions, you get rid of all the loopholes, and…
BAIER: Governor Bush?
CARSON: And I have a lot more to say about it.
BAIER: We're going to come back to you, Dr. Carson.
CHRIS WALLACE: I know that all of you would like to answer this question, but we're only going to ask one other candidate before we move on to a different subject, Dr. Carson. Basically, same question to you. If Hillary Clinton is the nominee and she comes at you with that kind of line of attack, how will you take Iraq?
CARSON: If Hillary is the candidate, which I doubt, that would be a dream come true. But you know, the fact of the matter is, she is the epitome of the progressive — the secular progressive movement. And she counts on the fact that people are uninformed, the Alinsky Model, taking advantage of useful idiots.
Well, I just happen to believe that people are not stupid. And the way I will come at it is to educate people, help people to actually understand that it is that progressive movement that is causing them the problems.
You know, you look at the — the national debt and how it's being driven up. If I was trying to destroy this country, what I would do is find a way to drive wedges between all the people, drive the debt to an unsustainable level, and then step off the stage as a world leader and let our enemies increase while we decreased our capacity as a military person. And that's what she's doing.
BAIER: Dr. Carson, in August of 2012 President Obama famously declared Syrian President Bashar al-Assad used chemical weapons, quote, "that's a red line for us," and that there would be enormous consequences.
One year later, and with overwhelming evidence the Assad had, in fact, used chemical weapons and crossed that red line, President Obama declined to use military force against the Assad regime. As president, would you have used military force there?
CARSON: Well, what we have to stop and think about is that we have weakened ourselves militarily to such an extent that if affects all of our military policies. Our Navy is at its smallest size since 1917; our Air Force, since 1940. In recent testimony, the commandant of the Marine Corps said half of the non-deployed units were not ready and you know, the sequester is cutting the heart out of our personnel. Our generals are retiring because they don't want to be part of this, and at the same time, our enemies are increasing.
Our — our friends can't trust us anymore. You know, Ukraine was a nuclear-armed state. They gave away their nuclear arms with the understanding that we would protect them. We won't even give them offensive weapons. You know, we turned our back on Israel, our ally. You know, and a situation like that, of course Obama's not going to be able to do anything. I would shore up our military first, because if you don't get the military right, nothing else is going to work.
KELLY: Dr. Carson, a question to you about God and his role, but also, one of the issues that the public was very interested in, and we touched on it earlier, is race relations in this country, and how divided we seem right now. And what, if anything, you can do — you would do as the next president to help heal that divide.
CARSON: Well, I think the bully pulpit is a wonderful place to start healing that divide. You know, we have the purveyors of hatred who take every single incident between people of two races and try to make a race war out of it, and drive wedges into people. And this does not need to be done.
What we need to think about instead — you know, I was asked by an NPR reporter once, why don't I talk about race that often. I said it's because I'm a neurosurgeon. And she thought that was a strange response. And you say — I said, you see, when I take someone to the operating room, I'm actually operating on the thing that makes them who they are. The skin doesn't make them who they are. The hair doesn't make them who they are. And it's time for us to move beyond that.
CARSON: Because our strength as a nation comes in our unity. We are the United States of America, not the divided states. And those who want to divide us are trying to divide us, and we shouldn't let them do it.
WALLACE: Dr. Carson, closing statement.
CARSON: Well, I haven't said anything about me being the only one to do anything, so let me try that.
I'm the only one to separate siamese twins… The — the only one to operate on babies while they were still in mother's womb, the only one to take out half of a brain, although you would think, if you go to Washington, that someone had beat me to it.
But I — but I'm very hopeful that I'm not the only one who's willing to pick up the baton of freedom, because freedom is not free, and we must fight for it every day. Every one of us must fight for it, because we're fighting for our children and the next generation.
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Roars, splashes and hippo hoots mark the end of the night and I'm already awake when I hear the first human cry.
'Jambo!' comes from outside a nearby tent, followed by the sound of a door-flap being unzipped and bleary greetings from the occupants. It's six o'clock. There are no lie-ins on safari.
I'm Jambo-ed a minute or two later. A flask of tea, a plate of biscuits, and milk in a china jug are set down by the bed and hot water poured into the washing bowl outside.
Dressed in my Colpro safari outfit, looking and feeling like a cut-price David Attenborough, I set out at 6.45, with the sun struggling to make an impression on a cloudy lifeless sky.
We make our way along the damp uneven track from the riverside towards the tall slope of the escarpment, passing zebra, impala and a grazing warthog. Warthogs - ugly, endearing creatures - live in the remains of anthills into which they insert themselves backwards. For some reason this makes me even more fond of them.


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Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle
Posted on January 10, 2019 by Chad Landon Smith
Never trust space aliens.
Now you can trust a singular alien. Alf? So long as you don't let him near your cat, it's all good. But a whole bunch of Alfs isn't a friendly visitation. No matter how many witty one-liners they spout and laugh tracks they summon, a gathering of Alfs is an invasion.
Much like the first movie in this animated take on Godzilla, the most interesting thing about City on the Edge of Battle is how humanity interacts with the two alien factions with whom they've teamed up to retake Earth. The Bilusaludo, the more "logical" of the two aliens and the creators of Mechagodzilla, and the Exif, the religious cult, really start to tug at the earthlings' motivations and loyalties in all of this. The survivors of the initial fight between the reclamation party and the real Godzilla begin regrouping to find a way to either mount another attack or return to the mothership. Along the way they meet some humans who appear to have survived and adapted since the initial abandonment of Earth. They use scraps of a highly potent metal to make arrows and the like that can easily penetrate the scales and hides of the Godzilla-evolved creatures who now dominate Earth.
Turns out this metal comes from the evolving remnants of Mechagodzilla. The metal has some sort of sentience to it– or at least it's alive in some way– and it's following its "destroy Godzilla" programming to some awesomely ridiculous extremes. It has literally "evolved" into a city with all the capabilities of destroying Godzilla. All it needs is for someone to return, take control, and give it the necessary plans to do so.
But things are never that simple. Mechagodzilla is never just a friendly aid in the fight to save Earth. In this case, it was built around the general philosophy of the Bilusaludos– that sort of extreme "logic" that insists that the cold, unemotional reaction to something is always the most effective. It's that sort of logic that effectively becomes its own sort of spirituality, where the ability to reason and reach conclusions is infallible– if you follow point A to point B and so forth, that result is without fault. Consequences are just paths deemed inferior, and anything or anyone who doesn't reach the same conclusion isn't just intellectually inferior, but also morally so.
Their "logic" has reached the conclusion that the only way to defeat a civilization-destroying monster is to become such a monster yourself. The Bilusaludos begin merging with the city, their minds becoming part of its processing power. Their sacrifice will speed up production and capacity, thus allowing for the Godzilla destruction plan to be effective. It's a decision first seen as horrifying but necessary by many of the non-Bilusaludos, but that sort of "do what you must while we do what we must" attitude soon gives way to forced conversion when the initial plan fails and a more direct approach must be made to defeat Godzilla. The City attempts to merge the Earthlings and Exif as well, deeming their need for individuality and physical forms to be a weakness to shed.
This leads the lead Earthling, Haruo, to turn on his "comrades" and destroy the City rather than merge and (possibly) finish off Godzilla.
All of this does raise an interesting question. The Bilosalodos don't see the creation of Godzilla as Earth's greatest failing. They see Earth's inability to harness and control Godzilla as their downfall. Is that really the result of Earth's inability to evolve? Humanity caused Godzilla to appear due to the way it treated the planet, and rather than embrace the results of their actions, humanity retreated. Is that a rejection of humanity's nature? If we pollute and destroy, should we not find a way to accept the fruits of those actions? The Bilusaludo do so by embracing their own monster and becoming one with it. It's a failure in the end, as they appear to die with the destruction of the City, but they followed that chain of thought to the end.
Is that a betrayal of our nature, or is that the essence of our nature? Maybe that's what makes us human– the ability to make those sorts of leaps in logic. Point A to Point Whatever leads you to think you must become the monster, but our instincts tell us that becoming the monster– or at least becoming one of these monsters– is the wrong thing to do. The right decision is often one taken with some degree of faith, with the logic connecting everything only coming after the leap is made.
It'll be interesting if all of this ends up tying into the Exif's creation– Ghidorah is their destructor and the focus of the third movie in this trilogy– and into how Earth's remaining humans ended up evolving to be "one" with Mothra rather than Godzilla. Is it just a matter of picking the right savior? We'll see.
Maybe it's all a matter of choosing how we die rather than how we're saved. The horror isn't in the fact that we face extinction, but in the idea that we're uncomfortable with the fate we've chosen for ourselves and the knowledge that it's too late to make another choice.
We just know we probably can't trust some aliens to make the choice for us. Alf can't make us eat those cats no matter how much he tells us they're tasty.
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Albert R. Molinare
Lieutenant O-3, U.S. Navy
U.S. Naval Reserve 1966-1968
Al Molinare was born in Glendale, California, in 1945. While attending San Diego State University he enlisted in the Naval Aviation Reserve Officer Candidate program on October 1, 1966, and he went on active duty to attend flight school after graduating with a bachelor's degree from San Diego State in 1968. After receiving his commission as an Ensign and his designation as a Naval Aviator in 1969, Ens Molinare attended F-4 Phantom II Replacement Air Group training with VF-121 at NAS Miramar, California. His next assignment was as an F-4B pilot with VF-51 at NAS Miramar, and then deployed aboard the aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea (CVA-43) from November 1971 until he was forced to eject over North Vietnam and was taken as a Prisoner of War on April 27, 1972. After spending 336 days in captivity, LT Molinare was released during Operation Homecoming on March 28, 1973. He was briefly hospitalized to recover from his injuries, and then left active duty on August 30, 1973. After leaving active duty, Al flew commercial airliners for 33 years before retiring in 2005. He and his wife Karen have been married since 1968, and they have one son and two daughters together.
His 3rd Bronze Star Medal w/Valor Citation reads:
For meritorious service while interned as a Prisoner of War in North Vietnam from April 1972 to March 1973. Under the most adverse of conditions, he never wavered in his devotion and loyalty to the United States and his fellow prisoners. Despite the adversities of confinement, he performed such duties and responsibilities as assigned by superiors and required of the Code of Conduct in an exemplary and highly professional manner. Displaying extraordinary courage, resourcefulness, and dedication throughout this period of imprisonment, he reflected great credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions of the Naval Service and the United States Armed Forces.


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Sister Wives' Gwendlyn: Christine 'Encouraged' Janelle's Independence
Sisters are doing it for themselves! Sister Wives star Gwendlyn Brown opened up about Janelle Brown's newfound independence — and credited mom Christine Brown with being part of her inspiration.
During her Thursday, January 19, recap of the latest Sister Wives episode — season 17 episode 5, which aired on Sunday, January 15 — a fan asked the 21-year-old her opinion on what sparked Janelle, 53, to be a "more independent" woman following her split from ex Kody Brown.
"I think that she was encouraged by my mom who has also since the first season become a lot more empowered," Gwendlyn, who is the daughter of Christine, 50, and Kody, 54, replied. "And they just seem to have encouraged each other to be more strong and independent and confident in themselves."
Christine publicly announced her split from Kody — with whom she shares six children, Gwendlyn, Aspen, 27, Mykelti, 26, Paedon, 24, Ysabel, 19, and Truely, 12 — in November 2021. Janelle, for her part, revealed in December 2022 that she and the Wyoming native had been "separated for months." (The estranged couple are also proud parents to six kids: Logan, 28, Maddie, 27, Hunter, 25, Garrison, 24, Gabriel, 21 and Savanah, 18.)
"I'm not waiting for him. I've kind of mourned that that part of our life is gone," Janelle said during part 3 of the Sister Wives: One-on-Onespecial, which aired earlier this month. "I wasn't heartbroken. It wasn't heartbreaking for me like it was for Christine."
Christine, meanwhile, supported the real estate's split from the polygamist, telling viewers at the time:"For Janelle, I think that she's frustrated, and she's so hurt. And that man that she was married to — she realizes that he's totally different. But she's different too."
Now that they're single, Gwendlyn shared her thoughts on Christine and Janelle making their own reality show — where they start dating each other.
"I think we should have a spinoff series where Janelle and my mom get together,"the TLC personality joked during her January 11 YouTube recap. "Tell me you don't love that idea. … Sister Wives. It should be called Sister Wives — I'm a f—king genius."
While the two women may not be considering a romance, they've often gushed about the bond they've formed over the years — something that continued after their respective splits from Kody.
In September 2022, the sister wives took a road trip to Idaho to see family, which they documented on social media. The following month, Christine gave Us Weekly an exclusive update on the women's continued friendship.
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