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Hair is very essential in defining the looks and personality of an individual. This is the reason why people worry when they notice excess hair fall. Losing of hair to some extent is normal but when this increases it becomes a reason for distress in men and women. Hair loss disturbs male and female equally and they search for the solution. The solution to hair loss can be PRP.
PRP is effective hair loss treatment and it has acted as a permanent solution for many with excessive hair fall. PRP reacts as a proactive therapeutic option for both male and female patients who wish to get stimulation of hair growth for typical hair loss conditions. It is a natural process that yield best results in several cases and when a patient go for PRP Hair Treatment in Ahmedabad it is sure that he will get desired results.
PRP is non surgical therapeutic option that achieves stimulation of hair growth for hair loss conditions with one's own blood. In PRP the doctor takes little blood and then to obtain PRP, patient's blood is spun in a centrifuge. In a centrifuge solid part of blood is separated from liquid components so as to obtain the enriched cells or platelets (PRP). This highly concentrated Platelet Rich Plasma or PRP with essential growth proteins is injected into the areas to be treated using a special micro needle. The PRP treatment works on the fact that blood plasma (PRP) contains active growth factors which can promote hair growth. When this PRP is inserted into the recipient area, it promotes blood vessel growth and helps in formation of new cellular growth of hairs.
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January 3, 2012 Lisa Turner
Why you'll be seeing more of these
up-and-coming supplement superstars
The world of supplements can be confusing—especially as new vitamins, herbs, antioxidants and more flood the shelves of your local store. What's new, what's novel, and which ones will really light up the screen in 2012?
"In general, you'll find more liquid and effervescent formulas, especially for multivitamins, B vitamins, vitamin C, and immune-boosters," says James Gormley, natural products industry analyst and Board Member of the Natural Health Research Institute (NHRI). "You'll also see more supplements specifically designed for children, especially new forms of omega-3 fats. And look for lots of combination formulas, which are more convenient and often more economical than buying individual supplements."
Meanwhile, some old stand-bys have novel twists, like advanced delivery systems, synergistic formulas, or new-and-improved ingredient sources, including more organics. The top 12 you should know about:
1 PQQ. Pyrroloquinoline quinone (PQQ), a vitamin-like compound, is found naturally in green tea and many foods; it's been studied since the 1960s, but has gained recent popularity because of its role in improving cognitive function related to memory loss. Animal studies have also shown that PQQ improves the number and function of mitochondria—the cell's energy producers—and can protect mitochondria from damage.
2 Pterostilbene. Naturally occurring in blueberries and red grapes, pterostilbene is a powerful anti-inflammatory that may protect against breast cancer, diabetes, and high LDL cholesterol levels. In one study, pterostilbene inhibited the growth of breast cancer cells, and another study found that pterostilbene was more effective than resveratrol in inhibiting colon cancer cell growth. Pterostilbene may also reduce LDL cholesterol while increasing HDL levels, and may help protect against diabetes.
3 Ubiquinol, the active form of coenzyme-Q10 (CoQ10), is essential for cardiovascular health; in one study, patients suffering from advanced congestive heart failure exhibited significantly improved heart function after supplementing with ubiquinol. It also acts as a powerful antioxidant to help protect cells from oxidative damage, and may play a role in preventing cancer and diabetes. Because the body's ability to convert CoQ10 into ubiquinol diminishes with age, taking a ubiquinol supplement may be a better bet for people over 40.
4 Agarikon (Laricifomes officinalis), a type of fungus that grows on conifers, has been used for thousands of years to protect against smallpox. An extract of the fungus was recently tested through the BIO Shield Program, a division within the Defense Department that searches for remedies against biological warfare agents and bioterrorism threats, like smallpox or anthrax. The extract shows promise as a protective agent against other viruses as well.
5 Krill oil, made from Antarctic krill—tiny, shrimp-like crustaceans—are rich in an oil that contains omega-3 fatty acids and astaxanthin, a red antioxidant pigment. It has a different chemical structure than most fish oils, and may be more easily absorbed by the body. Studies have shown that it can significantly reduce dysmenorrhea, premenstrual mood swings, and other symptoms of PMS. Another study found that 1 to 3 gm of krill oil per day reduced LDL cholesterol by 34 percent and raised HDL cholesterol by 43 percent compared to placebo.
6 Whey formulas. Still popular as a soy-free source of concentrated protein, whey proteins may help regulate blood sugar, promote muscle building, and support the immune system. New whey products have a variety of incarnations, from on-the-go individual packs, fruit flavors and carb-free formulations, to stevia-sweetened formulations made from organic and/or grass-fed cow's milk.
7 Relora, a combination herbal formula made from phellodendron and magnolia, mitigates the body's production of cortisol to reduce stress and anxiety. Relora also acts as a gentle muscle relaxant, and can combat mood swings, irritability, insomnia, and depression. It may help in weight control by minimizing stress-eating habits and regulating the body's tendency to store fat in the presence of high cortisol levels.
8 Cocoa. The ingredient that gives chocolate its health properties, cocoa is now sold in supplement form. "Cocoa demonstrates significant benefits for the cardiovascular system, helping to lower LDL (bad) cholesterol, elevate HDL (good) cholesterol, and reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke, high blood pressure, and even cancer," says author and plant medicine expert Chris Kilham, known as the "Medicine Hunter" for his extensive research in over 20 countries. "Furthermore, cocoa consumption is associated with reduced cognitive decline in old age … and cocoa is rich in agents that enhance the production of various feel-good chemicals in the brain."
9 Collagen. Collagen is the most abundant protein found in the body, and we lose it as we age. Collagen loss is linked not only to sagging skin and wrinkles, but also to weak muscles and organs including thinning lung tissue, and bone loss. Another application of collagen is weight loss—collagen has an appetite suppressing effect, according to some studies. Look for hydrolyzed collagen capsules, as well as drink powders, and cosmetics.
10 Green foods. Designed as an easy and convenient way to add more greens to any diet, green foods powders are still popular. Look for new twists on old favorites; you'll find more organic formulations, raw foods formulas, stevia-sweetened blends, and powders with supplemental ingredients like chia seeds and probiotics. You'll also see more formulas with berries, black cherry, and superfruits like açai and goji, to add valuable phytochemicals to your diet.
11 Curcumin. It's still big news in the anti-inflammatory world as a safe, natural, food-based supplement; studies have shown it can treat conditions ranging from inflammatory bowel disease and rheumatoid arthritis to cystic fibrosis, and may protect against cancer, Alzheimer's, cardiovascular disease, and obesity. New twists include high-dose formulas, synergistic blends to increase bioavailability, and the addition of other anti-inflammatories like black pepper, garlic, saffron, and ginger.
12 Lychee. It's a cute fruit native to China and Southeast Asia with what's sometimes described as "perfume" flavor, and is popular in desserts in Asian countries. Now, lychee extract is proving to help trim abdominal fat, and may help people with metabolic syndrome (characterized by obesity, hypertension, and prediabetes). A study published in the Journal of Functional Foods found that human subjects who took the lychee extract Oligonol lost an average of 3 cm. in waist size and experienced a 15 percent reduction in abdominal fat.
Top 10 Core Health Basics
Make new supplement friends, but don't forget the loyal companions to your everyday health regimen. (Bonus: most do double—or triple—duty, benefiting one or more body systems.) Stock up on these 10 essentials:
Calcium. You know it's crucial for bone health, but it also enhances the body's ability to maintain normal weight, regulate blood pressure, and helps with PMS. Some studies suggest it protects against colon cancer. Look for calcium citrate for best absorption, and shoot for 1,000 to 1,200 mg a day in two doses, with meals, to maximize absorption.
Omega-3s. They'll keep blood pressure normal, lower triglycerides, reduce the risk of blood clots, protect against inflammation, and enhance mood. Some studies also suggest omega-3 fats protect against Alzheimer's. Most people need 1,000 mg a day, but if you're at risk for heart disease or a mood disorder, you may need more; check with your health care practitioner.
Vitamin D. Many recent studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of vitamin D in preventing a number of chronic diseases and conditions, including cancer, osteoporosis, high blood pressure, and autoimmune disorders. The recommended dose still hovers around 400 IUs, but most experts say adults can safely take 1000 IUs a day.
Chromium. It helps balance blood sugar levels, and may protect against diabetes. Chromium also protects the heart by decreasing LDL, increasing HDL, and lowering blood pressure. Most people need 35 mcg a day of chromium picolinate (the most effective form).
Probiotics. In addition to treating gastrointestinal disorders and improving digestion, probiotics enhance immune function and fight off infections, and may protect against colon cancer. Some studies suggest probiotics also modulate inflammatory response and regulate cholesterol levels. Shoot for doses in the range of 1 billion to 10 billion colony-forming units (CFUs).
Selenium. It may be cancer-protective, especially against colon, lung, and prostate cancers. Many studies also show that selenium improves immune response and protects against cold and flu. Most people need 200 mcg a day.
Glucosamine. It has been shown to reduce joint pain and stiffness, improve mobility, and slow or prevent the progression of osteoarthritis in the knees. You'll find it as a single supplement, and in combination with chondroitin. Most studies found effect at 1,500 mg a day of glucosamine, and 1,200 mg a day of chondroitin.
Multivitamin. A multivitamin/multimineral can fill in nutritional gaps, especially in trace minerals and B-vitamins. Look for food-based supplements, and be aware of any repeats of other individual supplements you may be taking.
Folic acid. Also called folate, this B vitamin is essential for women of child-bearing age to protect against birth defects; it also lowers homocysteine levels to prevent blood clots, stroke, and heart disease, and may ward off Alzheimer's. The usual dose is 500 mcg a day.
Magnesium. Known for its role in bone and heart health, magnesium is also a powerful natural stress-buster and relaxant. It may also improve sleep, and acts as a gentle natural laxative. Start with 250 mg a day, and increase your dosage to up to 1,000 mg a day.
Superstars on Store Shelves
RESERVEAGE ORGANICS CocoaWell Maximum Potency Organic Cocoa boasts 100% pure and organic cocoa from the rainforests of South America infused with green tea, and delivering beneficial flavonols without the sugar and fat of chocolate.
GENCEUTIC NATURALS Curcumin contains 19 times the curcumin content of the ground turmeric spice with Next Generation Curcu-Gel BCM-95, shown in studies to absorb 700% better and last up to 10 hours in the blood. Standardized to 95% curcuminoids.
LIFE EXTENSION PQQ Caps with BioPQQ delivers a purified, highly potent form of PQQ from Japan produced through a natural fermentation process (BioPQQ). PQQ has been shown to enhance cognitive function and protect mitochondria.
MERCOLA Ubiquinol Enhanced Bioactiviy CoQ10 softgels, made from 100% pure and natural ingredients, deliver a highly absorbable form of ubiquinol (the reduced, active form of CoQ10).
GARDEN OF LIFE Perfect Food Raw Organic Green Super Food powder packs 35 raw organic greens, sprouts, and vegetable juices naturally rich in antioxidants, enzymes, amino acids, and essential fatty acids. Easy to mix in water or juice.
6 Simple Ways to Improve Your Gut Health
Here's Exactly How Much Protein You Should Eat and When
7 Natural Ways to Mitigate Menopause Symptoms
Jill Schildhouse
5 Ways to Put Your Compost to Use
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The title of this post has been inspired by all the introduction emails I have been reading of the people who are attending the Sewing Summit. The one that cracked me up was Jen's, who blogs at Bettycrockerass. I love the name of her blog and decided I really should have named my blog "Wanna be Martha Stewart". Today I have had quite a Martha-like day getting ready for the Sewing Summit. I finished making a coordinating zippered pouch for the bag I am taking to the summit.
I also made a cover for my project sketch book/journal.
and jarred up the olives we cured.
Yes, I am what you would call a domestic engineer and I would not have it any other way. Just to see the joy on my mom's face made it all worthwhile.
I love my life, but I really need a vacation and I am so looking forward to the Sewing Summit where I will to get meet Bettycrockerass and 158 other wonderful women and then I get to go to Las Vegas with Mr. Romance for his birthday celebration. Tomorrow I am packing. Yeah!
Those are the cutest photos! LOVE your pouch and those journal covers are gorgeous - I keep meaning to make one. So so envious of you going to SS...have I said that before? And then Las Vegas? Keep away from those slot machines but put a chip on 7 red for me!
Happy 86th Birthday to your mom. She looks great!
Can't wait to see all your pretty pouches in person. Safe travels!
Your mum looks so happy, though I take it she skipped the dancing on the table at her party, given the state of her hip... Happy birthday to her!
Your mum does have a brilliant smile! Have a great time on your double whammy vacation - sewing summit AND Vegas. Lcuky you!
Great celebration Di and yes Mom looks so joyful and happy! Thanks for making her day special. YOU ARE OUR MARTHA!!!! Love you and admire what you do!
Wow you were busy! Woo Hoo for tomorrow!
Move over Martha! Happy birthday to your mom! Those jars of olives look delicious..so does the cake!
I also love your bag and journal cover..they are terrific!
P.S. Martha would have had the same mess, but SHE wouldn't have to clean it up!
You truly are wonderwoman!! Love the bags/pouches and most of all your mom's smile!


Every child has a story to share a song to sing. Whenever I look into their innocent eyes, I see fairytales of the future. On one such day, I narrate the songs in the little child's eyes.
Childhood the blissful years of my life.
All I need is a big bright smile.
I jump, lay and run all day long, singing the merry go round song.
My days go by running in the meadows, hunting wild butterflies.
My favourite, is playing silly peekaboos.
Up I go in the slide trying to reach the sky.
Chasing my dreams, wearing mom's high heels.
I walk to my school jumping in a messy water pool.
But, as soon I walk down the streets, on my way to work, I see a huge population living on the edge of the street. These people look different, we live in the same time zone yet it looks, like they live in a different decades. There are kids who are not going to school, working hard to make ends meet. I peep into these young eyes. I see a different story.
I am young, I believe I am small.
I wonder, if I really have to be in a big long factory hall.
I work all day long, in the dark tarnished room.
My heart cries for one last game of peekaboo.
If I could get a chance, out in the meadows running behind the butterflies.
Sitting under the sunshine, glancing at my soar hands and looking up in the sky.
I wonder, will I be a little child? For I was grown up even before I was five.
Dear heavenly father, if you could grant me a wish, grant me I should go back to school.
These little eyes said the same story every day and pierced my heart every time I cross pass ways with them. So, one day for my heart's peace, I found myself talking to the children's parents and trying to encourage them to send their kids to school and if could save even one small life from being ripped into the vicious cycle of labor and pain. I was surprised to know, a lot of them are keen on making their kids educated and ensure a good life for them. However, many of them complained that when they sent their kids to school, children ended up falling sick very often and ultimately didn't go to school.
I wanted to learn more about this and inquired with a friend of mine, who teaches in a local government school. I couldn't believe my ears for the reasons I discovered for children not going to school. It seemed so irrelevant to hear, but it had a huge impact. As children play, learn and write with white chalks at school. And class time is followed by meal times with no proper hand wash routine for little children. Pre-meal hand wash means only a quick rinse under the water, many children at times also tend to miss out on the rinse before eating.
And along with their meals at school little children end up eating the germ's and fall sick.
And parents find it very difficult to keep up the medical expenses.
"Creativity is the power to connect the seemingly unconnected" – William Plomer.
These lines seemed to me as an answer to all my mingling thoughts. I felt innovation, intellect and creativity can help us solve stagnant and hideous challenges.
And as I reached home, I switched on my laptop and still looking for a solution I came across a video and learnt about the Savlon Healthy Chalk Sticks introduced by Savlon. After using the chalk stick, the chalk powder left behind on the hands turns into a foam cleanser. Since, there is chalk powder on the hands, a child rushes to wash his hands hurriedly, but when he watches the chalk powder turn into soap like cleanser, he rubs the soap thoroughly before rinsing it off.
I felt, I felt so happy and fortunate as the Savlon Healthy Chalk Sticks, seemed to be just the creative solution to the issues of the children's health in schools and answers that I had been looking for days now.
After watching this video I also was assured and satisfied to know that there are many people worried and taking action to ensure to send the street kids to school so that these young people can cherish their childhood.
Savlon and me providing, simple solution to big problems and helping the community brighten up the dreams of the future.


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Q: Both variables changing when I modify one I'm doing an algorithm in like this:
public int[][] moveLeft(int m[][], int[] index){
    Puzzle x = new Puzzle(m);
    System.out.println(x);
    int[][] p = m;
    int temp = p[index[0]][index[1]];
    p[index[0]][index[1]] = p[index[0]][index[1]-1];
    p[index[0]][index[1]-1] = temp;
    return p;
}

To be more specific, what i'm trying to do is to change the position of certain values and return the new matrix, but when i'm debuging, i noted that the value "m" also changues, even when im doing changes to the value p. What is wrong here?

A: Here is your culprit:
int[][] p = m;

Once you do this, p and m refer to the same exact object, because arrays in Java are reference objects. Any change to p's content will be reflected in m, because p and m are two different names for a single object.
If you need p to be a copy of m, you should do it explicitly. Here is a link to an answer showing you how it is done.

A: I think you should use :
int [][] p = new int[m.length][];
for(int i = 0; i < m.length; i++)
   p[i] = m[i].clone();

instead of int[][] p = m;
so that p and m refer to two different objects.

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Why Does Council Not Support LRT More Strongly?
Community and business support for LRT is as close to unanimous as feasibly possible. How has this unprecedented level of support not translated into strong political support?
By John-Paul Danko
If there is one aspect of Hamilton's Light Rail Transit (LRT) project that I cannot rationalize, it is this: with community and business support for LRT as close to unanimous as feasibly possible, how has this not translated to an equivalent level of political support?
Rendering: LRT at Gore Park
Who Supports Hamilton LRT?
Let's start with the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce, representing 944 Hamilton businesses.
Add Hamilton's largest employer, Hamilton Health Sciences, and every single other major Hamilton institution: McMaster University, Mohawk College, both the public and Catholic school boards and St. Joseph's Healthcare. Just these six institutions alone represent more than one out of every four jobs in the entire city.
But Hamilton is a manufacturing City, you might say? Arcelor Mittal Dofasco, Hamilton's largest private sector employer, also supports LRT. Then there are the hundreds of other individual small businesses who care enough to publicly support LRT.
LRT support poster (Image Credit: Graham Crawford)
In addition, professional associations like the Hamilton-Burlington Society of Achitects and the Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington support LRT and have done so for years.
Even the Hamilton Tiger-Cats support LRT!
The Provincial government is investing a billion dollars into Hamilton's LRT, so we can presume that they support the project (although I'm pretty sure they are wishing they cut a cheque to Waterloo Region instead). The Federal government supports public transit too, even if they're not directly involved in this project - so both levels of upper government are on board.
Okay, but what about the two groups usually accused of funding council's election campaigns and exerting undue influence over Hamilton municipal politics: unions and developers? Again, even here there is overwhelming support for LRT from both, including two of the most influential: LiUNA Local 837 and the Hamilton-Halton Home Builder's Association.
But what about environmental organizations, poverty reduction groups, artists, urban activists, militant cyclists, transit advocates, communists and car haters? Surely these groups don't agree with the unions and developers? No wait, they do - all are in support of LRT.
Neighbourhood Associations? The ones that have taken a public stance, like Kirkendall Neighbourhood Association, Durand Neighbourhood Association, Beasley Neighbourhood Association, North End Neighbours, Crown Point Planning Team, Sherman Hub Community Planning Team, Rolston Neighbourhood Action Team and Lakewood Beach Community Council are in favour of LRT.
The LRT support list also includes area MPs and MPPs, former Mayors and Regional Chairs, and a group of at least 57 Hamilton medical doctors.
And then there is a small but vocal group of residents - currently totaling 3,330 - who support LRT and have are asking Council to take YES for an answer.
If this isn't as close to unanimous citywide support for LRT as is humanly possible, I don't know what is.
Who is Opposed to Hamilton LRT?
Most opposition to Hamilton's LRT is entirely predictable. Humans are opposed to change by default: statistically, opposition to anything is much more likely than support. I believe this is known as the "status quo bias".
Yet given the predictability of opposition-by-default to something new like LRT, the actualy sustained, organized opposition in Hamilton is surprisingly small.
A handful of small businesses that will be directly impacted during construction obviously have valid concerns, which have manifested in opposition to the project in general.
These businesses are important to Hamilton's economy, but none carry anywhere near the heft of the businesses in support.
I don't know of any organized institutional, labour, developer or other community organization opposition to LRT. I am sure some exists, but again - it's nowhere near the level of support.
Similarly, there is a small but vocal group of residents who oppose LRT. However, their opposition seems to be largely limited to leaving angry comments on Spectator articles. I can't even find a #NoLRT petition with more than a few hundred signatures. (Meanwhile, a pro-LRT petition has close to 1,700 signatures as of this writing.)
Presumably, if there was a silent groundswell of anti-LRT sentiment throughout the city, it wouldn't be hard to present a massive petition to council.
I sincerely don't want to trivialize opposition to LRT, but given a full year of deliberate obfuscation and active undermining by anti-LRT councillors, the level of organized opposition to the project is still at the level of background noise compared to the voices in support.
This is even more surprising given that we are currently going through a significant level of populist distrust of all government initiatives.
Who Doesn't Care If Hamilton Proceeds with LRT or Not?
I think everyone around council is well aware that the average citizen of the City of Hamilton could care less if LRT proceeds or not. I am of course generalizing - but at the municipal level, people are concerned about potholes, speeding on residential streets and where the garbage man chucked their blue box.
King or Main? Don't know, don't care.
Eastgate Square or Queenston Circle? Don't know, don't care.
LRT or BRT? Don't know, don't care.
James Street spur line or A-Line? Don't know, don't care.
Transit ridership levels? Don't know, don't care.
The nuts and bolts of the project are of vital importance for those actively advocating for or against LRT, but the average person just wants to be able to trust their councillor and their government to make good decisions on their behalf. People want to know that their taxes are being invested well - that's it.
It will be interesting to see the results of various councillor's latest telephone survey of resident opinion on the project. Given a full years' worth of continuous bad press, it will be amazing if the "silent majority" doesn't reflect the ongoing negativity towards the project and poll resoundingly against LRT.
However, the bottom line is the vast majority of these people don't actually care enough to get involved and organize against the project - certainly nowhere near the level of supporter anyway.
How Has The Unprecedented Level Of Support For LRT Not Translated To Political Support?
Given the sheer breadth of support for Hamilton's LRT project - support that transcends an extremely diverse group of businesses, institutions and residents across the city, support that ranges from Hamilton's most influential to the grassroots, support that is truly unprecedented - how has this level of support not translated to political support at council?
The current lack of political support for LRT around the council chamber is that much more mystifying, considering that council has already settled this debate: we are currently (today! right now!) in the process of building LRT. All council has to do is get out of the way and let it happen.
But no, that would be too easy - if not entirely rational.
Further, council already has a hands-on example of what happens when you screw politically with the implementation of a major public infrastructure project while you are in the process of implementing the project: it's located at 64 Melrose Avenue North.
Tim Horton Stadium (RTH file photo)
So what is it? Why isn't the overwhelming public support for LRT reflected on council? Why hasn't council learned from their mistakes with the stadium?
How can a consensus of opinion from so many with so much invested in the outcome be straight-up ignored?
We can speculate: pandering to core supporters, lack of vision, lack of leadership, lack of understanding, urban versus suburban, mountain versus city, ward versus ward, personality versus personality, alliance versus voting block, party versus party, vindication versus slight, cats versus dogs.
Personally, I don't buy it. These answers are too simple, and all imply a level of malice on the part of councillors who oppose LRT.
I honestly believe that all councillors are overworked and underpaid for what they do, and all are good people who work harder to improve our city than they will ever be given credit for.
So if it's not malice, then what could possibly be holding council back from joining what should be a political slam dunk? What am I missing? Any ideas?
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By Deleted User (anonymous) | Posted March 25, 2017 at 19:37:11
Unanimous citywide support? You are disconnected sir. The poll results leaked last night: 1750 against. 250 for. How will LRT supporters spin this other than by claiming the poll is invalid?
By ergopepsi (registered) | Posted March 25, 2017 at 21:23:54 in reply to Comment 121007
1750 experts in city planning against and 250 experts in city planning for. This poll is meaningless. A project like this LRT needs to be steered by people who have some expertise in the subject which the average citizen does not. It's like someone asking me if I think lasers should be used in brain surgery or not.
If someone wants to ask my opinion on the LRT I'd be happy to give it and I'd also not blame them for putting it in the 'ok, thanks for that' pile.
By DowntownInHamilton (registered) | Posted March 25, 2017 at 20:59:34 in reply to Comment 121007
Until you can prove the validity of these numbers, they are fake. Simple as that.
By Core-B (registered) | Posted March 26, 2017 at 19:17:45
How was the question posed is also an important consideration.
By Haveacow (registered) | Posted March 27, 2017 at 08:43:41
If a population as completely car centric as the residents of Gatineau, Quebec with a city population of 325,000 (274,000 in the transit service zone) can support BRT (their Rapibus System, similar to Ottawa's Transitways) and now the real possibility of LRT line extensions from Ottawa, including one LRT line completely based in Gatineau, then population of Hamilton can embrace LRT as well.
Remember, there is no GO Transit like, regional/interprovincial commuter train and bus system there. In terms of transit all they have is the STO (Societe de transport de l'Outaouais) or their car, although some O.C. Transpo routes do go to Gatineau and free transfers between the 2 bus systems are allowed in most cases (takes too long to explain the whole inter-provincial transit system and current conditions).
What is kind of embarrassing is how much they learned from the mistakes made by Ottawa's Transitway Network. They have a much grander and robust connection between cycling and transit, more than just having the cycling paths connect to their Rapibus Stations as Ottawa did with the Transitway Stations. With pathetic and cheap covered bike racks thrown up beside Transitway stations with no thought of location or usefulness. The STO built indoor bike storage or heavily protected partially heated bike storage/shelters at other Rapibus stations. Really, really good intuitive signage on the 2 lane bike path that mirrors the Rapibus Line (no french translation required). Even one station has bathrooms/shower facilities for cyclists as a pilot project (you pay/rent the shower stall space and there are no towels).
Just 16 years ago the then mayor of the City of Hull (pre 2003 amalgamation of the many Outaouais region communities into the City of Gatineau) swore he would be long dead and berried before the first Rapid Transit line would ever be allowed or financed on his side of the Ottawa/Outaouais River, bus or train (yes, he is still very much alive). The Rapibus BRT line opened in 2013. Serious planning has begun on extending the Trillium Line (Diesel LRT) across the Ottawa river, at least as far as the Tache Blvd. Rapibus Station, as part of "Stage 3" LRT design and planning activity here in Ottawa. Federal funding/support is also very high for an Electric LRT line in Gatineau to the Alymer Sector and conversion of part of the existing Rapibus to LRT in the Old City sector of Gatineau. If the official powers in Gatineau can get this excited about LRT when it was so completely negative before then, Hamilton can as well.


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Q: When does the virtual addresses are assigned to a program/process? This might sound very silly question to many but i want to have clear understanding on this topic.
For example: when we build a C program on linux(ubuntu, x86) which would generate a.out after successful compilation and linking process. What type of addresses a.out contains ? Is it virtual address ?  If not then in which step (from building a program to loading it into the memory) the virtual address will come into play?

A: Compilers generate addresses. Linkers generate addresses. They are just addresses.
If you do development or run on a system without logical address translation, those addresses are interpreted as physical addresses.
If you do development or run on a system that uses logical address translation, those addresses are interpreted as logical addresses.

What type of addresses a.out contains ? Is it virtual address ?

It contains addresses of unspecified type.

If not then in which step (from building a program to loading it into the memory) the virtual address will come into play?

This is entirely the function of how the processor interprets those addresses.


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Osmotic and activity coefficients on both a molality and mole fraction basis are presented, and the relationships between the various quantities are given on the output page. The models are based upon these tabulated data, and are described in the reference below.
Reference: S. L. Clegg and J. H. Seinfeld (2006a) Thermodynamic models of aqueous solutions containing inorganic electrolytes and dicarboxylic acids at 298.15 K. I. The acids as non-dissociating components. J. Phys. Chem. A, 110, 5692-5717.
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London theater promises "enhanced security" for Israel, as activists set to disrupt Habima tonight
Asa Winstanley Activism and BDS Beat 28 May 2012
London's Globe theater has sent this letter out to ticket holders for this week's controversial performances by Israel's national drama company (it is also on their website). Habima is set to perform William Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice tonight and tomorrow.
In the letter, managers outline extraordinary measures hoping to foil Palestine solidarity protesters expected to disrupt tonight's performance, including extensive bag and "random body searches."
The "boycott Israel" activist group London BDS responded by accusing the Globe of "turning the theater into an Israeli-style checkpoint."
Meanwhile, other activist sources told me today they have bought tickets for the performance and would be going ahead with a protest against Habima inside the theater tonight.
This appears to be verified by a ticket scan on the London BDS website. It has been satirically altered to read "Audience participation encouraged".
Habima: cultural ambassador for an apartheid regime
Habima has been criticized by boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) campaigners, not only for performing in Jews-only Israeli colonies in the West Bank (illegal under international law) but also for working with the Israeli government as a "cultural ambassador."
The company reportedly promised Israel's minister of culture that it would "deal with any problems hindering such performances", after some Israeli actors refused to perform in West Bank settlements in protest.
Habima's general manager Odelia Friedman told the Israeli press that the invitation by London's Globe to perform the play is an "honorable accomplishment for the State of Israel in general".
It also emerged in April that the Israeli foreign ministry is funding Habima's performance in London to the tune of £10,000, as EI's Ben White covered at the time.
Famous UK actors join boycott call
A letter against the presence of Habima at the Globe was published in The Guardian in March. It was signed by many famous UK actors, directors and playwrights, including Emma Thompson, Alexei Sayle and Mike Leigh.
Actor Miriam Margolyes, famous to international audiences as Professor Sprout in the Harry Potter films, yesterday had a video published on YouTube, in which she explains why she supports the boycott:
She concludes: "Before we are artists, we are human beings, and the Israeli government is not behaving like human beings." Several others posted similar videos.
The Palestine Solidarity Campaign is calling for people to join its protest outside the theatre tonight and tomorrow between 6pm and 8pm. See the PSC website for more details.
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Mass. Congresswoman Headed To Border Wears 'I Really Do Care' Shirt After First Lady's Jacket Controversy
Filed Under:Immigration, Katherine Clark, Local TV, Melania Trump
BOSTON (CBS) – A Massachusetts Congresswoman is sending a message with her clothing one day after First Lady Melania Trump took heat for wearing a jacket that said "I Really Don't Care. Do U?"
Rep. Katherine Clark is headed to the United States-Mexico border on Saturday. On Friday, Clark posted a picture to social media of a shirt she's wearing resembling Trump's jacket – except it reads 'I Really Do Care."
I really do care – and Americans care — about treating every person with dignity and respect. See you in Texas. pic.twitter.com/HOnGRaKGrj
— Katherine Clark (@RepKClark) June 22, 2018
"I really do care – and Americans care — about treating every person with dignity and respect. See you in Texas," Clark tweeted.
A spokeswoman for the First Lady said Thursday that there was no hidden message behind the jacket worn ahead of her trip to an immigrant children's shelter, although President Donald Trump later tweeted that it refers to "The Fake News Media."
FLOTUS spox confirms Mrs. Trump wore a jacket to visit border kids that reads: "I really don't care. Do you?" Spox says: "It's a jacket. There was no hidden message. After today's important visit to Texas, I hope the media isn't going to choose to focus on her wardrobe." pic.twitter.com/Bp4Z8n455G
— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) June 21, 2018
During the upcoming border trip to McAllen and Brownsville, Texas, Clark and other Democrats said they plan to speak to children and parents "that have been ripped apart by President Donald Trump's and Attorney General Jeff Sessions' cruel new family separation policy." They are also scheduled to visit an ICE detention center.


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Q: System.UnexpectedException: No more than one executeBatch can be called from within a testmethod This is the test method i have writtenfor batch apex ProductUpdate  .Even if i have a single callout to Database.Executebatch()  I am getting the following error.
Please help !
@isTest (seeAllData=true)
global class testbatchProductUpdate
{
    public static testMethod  void  pBatchUpdate()
    {

        /** Product to meet the Criteria in test class **/

        Product2 p = new Product2();
        p.Name = 'Test Product';
        p.Effective_Date__c = Date.Today();
        //p.CurrencyIsoCode= 'USD';
        p.Material_status__c='status';
        insert p;

        /** Product to meet the Criteria in test class **/

        test.startTest();
        batchProductUpdate bpu = new batchProductUpdate();
        database.Executebatch(bpu);
        test.stopTest();
    }
}

Error :  System.UnexpectedException: No more than one executeBatch can be called from within a testmethod. Please make sure the iterable
  returned from your start method matches the batch size, resulting in
  one executeBatch invocation.", Failure Stack Trace: "External entry
  point"

A: With (seeAllData=true) all your existing Product2 data will be applicable to the scope of the batch, resulting in multiple batch executions.   I suspect this is the problem.
It's highly advise to not use (seeAllData=true) actually, any specific reason why you turned it on ?
Update: based on your comment on an other answer:
To find best practises and avoid running into limits, I usually start with reading the documentation.
Using Batch Apex
At 2/3th of the page it goes into some detail about testing, it actually starts right of with the governor limit you hit.

A: First thing to do in your code is remove the line (seeAllData=true). you are creating your own data in test so you don't need it.
Reason for this error is call of automatic execution of the same batch in same test context.
In test method either insert p; or batchProductUpdate bpu = new batchProductUpdate(); execute the batch before reaching to database.Executebatch(bpu);. So when this line executes your one batch process is already running at that point. In test class only one batch is allowed. It process one records list retrieved in first execution.
----Edit after comments---- A few things to consider in test class writing

*

*When writing test class it is good to to avoid (seeAllData = true) as it makes your test class org dependent and causes unexpected issues as we don't know which type of data will be processed and in which numbers.

*DML operation should be done with knowledge of triggers and classes associated with trigger on that object which will get fired.

*In batch test methods it should consider that no database.Executebatch(batch); executed itself in any code line execution, if does than we don't need to write in test class.

A: I also faced the same issue but I m not using @(SeeAllData=true) and also my batch is not calling second batch.But I noticed that I insert 4 rows for sample data but set the scope only 1 , example : Database.executeBatch(c,1) .So I insert only one sample data with scope setting to 1, the error is gone.Magic :)

A: Actually, Error due to multiple batches is running in the test class.
Let's assume, in ur org, there are 1000 records are there, you running batch class, by default, there is 200 batch size. So there is running 5 batches. right ?
So use 1000 batch size or more than that.
There is a limit of 2000 batch size at a time.

A: Error: "No more than one executeBatch can be called from within a test method"
Reaon: Your batch class dealing with more than 200 records. It means a single batch can process only 200 records, if there are more than 200 records exisits then your job will be executed in multiple batches of 200 records each. It is ok for dealing with actual processing. But in test classes, it will deal with only one batch class which is nothing but upto 200 records only.
Solution:
Use Test.isRunningTest() condition in your main code/class to bypass this and test it for only upto 200 records which is nothing but one batch will be exuted this is what error suggesting. Then terminate the job to stop executing remaing records.
If(Test.isRunningTest()){
      ID jobID = Database.executeBatch(new BatchClassName, 200);
      System.abortJob(jobID);
}else{
      Database.executeBatch(new BatchClassName);
}

Happy coding

A: Please go through this link it will help you.
http://boards.developerforce.com/t5/Apex-Code-Development/quot-No-more-than-one-executeBatch-can-be-called-from-within-a/td-p/242281
http://boards.developerforce.com/t5/Apex-Code-Development/Batch-Apex-Testing-Issues/td-p/198335


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ODSG to make UNIMED world class
By Kehinde Oluwatayo
Ondo State Government has reiterated its commitment to support the state University of Medical Sciences, Ondo town to make it a world class citadel of learning.
The Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Sir Titiloye Charles spoke during a courtesy visit to him in his office by the management of the University led her Vice Chancellor Professor Adesegun Fatusi
While assuring the university leadership that the government will do what is humanly possible to resolve the land issues between her and the host community which have resulted into litigations and legal issues amicably in favour of the institution, Titiloye attributed the problem to the inability of the immediate past government that donated the lands to the university to consummate the process.
The land in question was donated by the past government for the development of the university permanent site which the university has moved into.
The Attorney General who was a member of the visitation panel set by the visitor to the university, Governor Oluwarotmi Akeredolu commended the Vice Chancellor for maintaining the standard he inherited, adding that the State government has implemented most of the recommendations of the panel.
The Commissioner used the occasion to announce the Ministry's plan to post legal officers to legal departments to be created in all Ministries, Departments, Extra ministerial Departments MDAs and institutions.
According to him, the plan was informed by inability of the management of most MDAs to properly analyse and interpret legal issues and their implications on government businesses and transactions which often come up later at a great expenses to the government apart from the corporate embarrassment it causes the government.
Earlier, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Adesegun Fatusi had congratulated Titiloye on his reappointment as the Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice of Ondo State by the Government, saying it was a welcome development.
Fatusi who used the event to correct the insinuation that UNIMED is a monolithic university said the institution runs several courses including Bsc in Community, Radiology and Radiology Sciences, Health Sciences and establishment of faculty of Medical Rehabilitation, the first of its kind in Nigeria.
While reacting to the to approval the National University Commission NUC granted to Federal University of Technology FUTA to run a course in Medicine and Surgeries, MBBS Professor described it as a welcome development.
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Delight for fans as Rebel Army get major signings over the line just days after season end
City are getting their business done early this off-season
17:46, 9 NOV 2021
Cork City have announced the signings of centre-half Ally Gilchrist and winger James Doona for the 2022 season.
Gilchrist, a league winner with Shelbourne this year has joined the club for the coming season having made 26 league appearances for the Dublin club.
The Scotsman spent 2020 with Derry before stepping down to the First Division to join Shelbourne.
The signing will come as a shock to some fans, as Gilchrist was one of the promoted sides top performers in 2021 - but the centre-half told corkcityfc.ie that he is looking forward to playing in front of the fans at Turner's Cross.
""I am absolutely delighted to get it over the line. Once I knew the club were interested in me, things moved pretty quickly and I am very pleased to be here.
"It's a huge club, you can see the crowds that have been coming in over the last few months of the season and I am looking forward to the challenge.
"The fans have been through a lot over the last few years and stuck with the club through thick and thin, as have a lot of the players. It is a good, young group and you can see that they are making progress."
The second of the two new signings, James Doona, has endured a tougher season than Gilchrist but managed to show his quality in both fixtures against the Rebel Army in 2021.
Arriving from Athlone Town, Doona will bring a mix of flair and experience to the side - even at the age of 23 - as he heads into his seventh season in the League of Ireland.
City boss Colin Healy welcomed the latest addition to his squad for 2022, saying: "James is a very good player; he's a wide player who can play on the left or the right, and he comes to us on the back of a very good season with Athlone Town.
He's played a lot of games and played for some big clubs, so he will add more experience and quality to the group. I think he is a player that the fans will enjoy watching next season."
This has been followed by news that a number of players have re-signed for the club; Jonas Hakkinen, Aaron Bolger, David Harrington and Gordon Walker have all put pen-to-paper on new deals.
Jamie Wynne, Jack Walsh and Dale Holland have all departed the club.
Ireland squad announced with strong Rebel presence
Cork GAABookies give little hope of any Cork GAA glory in 2023The Rebels won't be too bothered by their underdog status in both hurling and football
Watch: Cork schools rugby player scores insane try to win big match in very last minute
Right wing Chris Barrett's brilliant moment of improvisation has gone viral
Kerry GAA legend Mick O'Dwyer, 86, marries Tyrone woman in small ceremony in Killarney
The couple have known each other for many years and will live in Waterville
5 LGBTQ+ sport clubs creating a safe space for Cork's queer community
There's something for everyone - whether you're in-it-to-win-it or just want to have a laugh
Watch as hundreds of Cork schools rugby fans belt out Adele ballad from the stands
Move over Fields of Athenry - it's time for a more heartfelt sound from the sideline
Thousands in Cork now eligible for fuel allowance worth almost €1,000 a year
An additional 80,000 people nationwide now qualify for the weekly payment, worth €924 per year
Canadian man's accent is so Cork that Irish people are calling to annex his state
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6. Any action by the Buyer for claimed breach by Seller must be commenced within one (1) year after the cause of action has accrued. IN NO EVENT SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, LOSSES OR EXPENSES OF ANY KIND OF BUYER OR OF ANY OF BUYER'S CUSTOMERS, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, PRODUCTION COSTS, CLAIMED LOSS OF ANTICIPATED PROFITS, INJURY TO CREDIT, REPUTATION OR GOOD WILL. BUYER ASSUMES ALL RISKS AND LIABILITY FROM THE HANDLING AND USE OF THE MATERIALS AND SHALL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR TESTING AND DETERMINING SUITABILITY OF USE IN A PARTICULAR APPLICATION.
7. Seller may furnish technical advice without charge, at its sole discretion, and Seller assumes no obligation or liability for any advice given or the results obtained therefrom. Buyer (and its customers) shall use its own independent skill and expertise in the evaluation and use of such advice and accepts such advice at its sole risk.
8. Title and risk of loss or damage to product hereunder shall pass to Buyer upon arrival at destination, or, where Buyer pays freight, when loaded into Buyer's transport. However, if the Seller is to export product outside of the United States, title and risk of loss shall pass to Buyer as indicated on the face of the sales contract or invoice. If Seller is to pay freight, selection of the carrier and routing of shipments is at Seller's option.
9. Shipping dates are approximate and conditional upon availability of product. Seller does not guaranty delivery on a specific date and time. All sums shall be considered due and payable within terms as invoiced, are payable in legal US tender unless otherwise indicated, and made payable to the order of Seller at the designated address. If Buyer is in any respect in default of any provisions of this contract, Seller may elect to defer further deliveries until the breach is cured, or terminate the contract without prejudice as to any other remedy available to Seller. If, in Seller's sole discretion, the financial responsibility of Buyer becomes unsatisfactory, Seller may demand advance cash payment and may withhold shipments until receipt. Buyer agrees to indemnify Seller for all costs, including collection and attorney's fees, associated with the enforcement of this sales contract. Interest on unpaid balances shall accrue at the lesser of 1.5% per month or the highest rate permitted by law.
10. Seller shall not be obligated to deliver in any month more than a proportionate part of the maximum quantity specified in a sales contract between the parties, determined by dividing such maximum quantity by the total number of months included in the contract period. If Buyer fails to take in any month all of such proportionate part, the undelivered quantity may, at Seller's election, be cancelled from the contract. Buyer shall use its best efforts to spot, properly unload, and return Seller's rail cars as soon as possible and shall pay detention charges to Seller in accordance with Seller's then policy.
11. Prices and terms of payments are subject to change without notice and as to any shipment will be those in effect on date of shipment. If, before shipment, Seller's costs for the material have been increased directly or indirectly by reason of any domestic or foreign law, governmental decree, order or regulation, including, without limitation, the imposition of any new or additional taxes, surcharge or duty, the revaluation or devaluation of currency, or import restrictions, Seller may, at its option, terminate the transaction or, to the extent lawful, increase the selling price by the amount of such increased costs. If Buyer (i) files a petition in bankruptcy; (ii) has a petition in bankruptcy filed against it, which petition is not dismissed within sixty (60) days of the date of filing thereof; (iii) seeks, obtains or has a receiver, trustee, custodian or other third party appointed to manage, control or supervise Buyer, its properties, assets or any material portion thereof; (iv) seeks relief or remedy under any federal or state law related directly or indirectly to bankruptcy, receivership, reorganization or insolvency or the protection of the rights of debtors generally; (v) is insolvent; or (vi) becomes unable to pay any material obligations (including, without limitation, any amounts due to Seller) in the ordinary course of Seller's business, then Seller shall have the right to terminate immediately any and all contracts and agreements (including, without limitation, any open purchase orders, and unfulfilled sales contracts) by and between Buyer and Seller.
12. The goods sold hereunder may be or become hazardous, whether singly or in combination with other goods or products. Buyer acknowledges that it is familiar with, and will take all steps necessary to familiarize, inform and warn its employees, agents, customers, and contractors who may handle or come into contact with the goods of all the hazards pertaining to, and proper procedures for safe use of, the goods and of the containers or equipment in which the goods may be handled, shipped, or stored. Buyer also undertakes to label as appropriate any materials which it makes or resells that includes the goods sold hereunder. BUYER WILL INDEMNIFY, DEFEND AND HOLD SELLER HARMLESS FROM AND AGAINST ANY CLAIM, LIABILITY OR EXPENSE (INCLUDING LEGAL FEES) INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, INJURY OR DEATH ARISING DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY FROM BUYER'S FAILURE TO SO FAMILIARIZE, INFORM, AND WARN. THESE UNDERTAKINGS APPLY IN FULL MEASURE WHETHER SELLER IS ALLEGED OR FOUND TO BE CONCURRENTLY, PARTIALLY OR JOINTLY NEGLIGENT OR AT FAULT OR LIABILITY WITHOUT FAULT IS SOUGHT TO BE IMPOSED ON SELLER.
13. Seller's waiver of any breach or failure to enforce any of the terms and conditions hereunder shall not be deemed to be a continuing waiver of any subsequent or continuing breach or a continuing waiver of the enforcement of such terms and conditions or of any other terms and conditions and such waiver shall not in any way effect, limit or waive, by reason of any course of performance, dealing, usage of trade or otherwise, Seller's rights to enforce and compel strict compliance with every term and condition hereof.
14. The terms of this Invoice may not be modified or terminated other than as herein provided, nor any of its provisions waived, except by a writing signed by the party to be charged, may not be assigned by Buyer, and shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Delaware, the state of Seller's formation, without giving effect to choice of law principles.
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Archivo de la etiqueta: becas
PhD positions in History of Science and Ideas
abril 7, 2017 Blogbecas, Historia de la cienciasehp
Five (5) PhD positions in History of Science and Ideas at Uppsala University
The Department of History of Science and Ideas is a dynamic research environment, with a particular emphasis on history of science, history of medicine, intellectual history, history of education and media history. Around 40 teachers, researchers and guests work in the milieu, including ca 15 PhD students. See our website for more information.
Each position is a 4-year full-time employment (starting salary is currently 25 600 SEK/month) which qualifies for all Swedish social benefits, such as paid parental leave. The work might also entail teaching and other assignments up to 20% of the full-time position (extending the time proportionally).
For more information, see here.
Call for applications: research grants from the SIS
febrero 2, 2017 Blogbecas, Instrumentossehp
The deadline for the next round of applications is Wednesday 1st March 2017.
The Scientific Instrument Society (SIS) awards small grants, of up to £500 each, for research on the history of scientific instruments. Applicants do not need to have any institutional affiliation and applications that are for less than the full amount are just as welcome – a properly costed proposal with a clear relevance to the Society's interests in historic scientific instruments, a realistic timetable and a tangible result are the most important factors that the committee will be considering.
Please note that the grant awarded will be paid against actual expenditure and funds cannot be paid in advance. The grant is intended to cover items such as travel, accommodation (excluding meals) and photocopying costs. Please note that we cannot fund conference travel or contribute to the cost of outreach projects such as events and exhibitions.
Further information on what the Society can support and the terms and conditions of the award can be found here.
Examples of previously successful applicants may be found here.
The short application form may be found here.
If you have any queries about the grants, please contact grants@sis.org.uk and a member of the Society will respond in due course.
Post-doctoral fellowship on «Hidden Persuaders» Project
febrero 22, 2016 Blogbecassehp
The History, Classics and Archaeology Department at Birkbeck, University of London is pleased to announce a fully funded three-year post-doctoral fellowship to work on a project that falls within the scope of Daniel Pick's Wellcome Trust senior investigator award, 'Hidden Persuaders? Brainwashing, Culture, Clinical Knowledge and the Cold War Human Sciences, c. 1950-1990'.
The new post-doctoral fellow will work closely with the Hidden Persuaders team to produce original research, organise academic conferences and public events, and also assist with various other outputs in the form of edited volumes, film, web resources and more. The post-doc will join our growing network of historians and practitioners of psychoanalysis, psychiatry and psychology, and should focus his/her research contributions on one or more distinct strands of the Hidden Persuaders project, described here.
We would welcome applications from academics with prior knowledge of the history of psychoanalysis, psychiatry and/or psychology. Some previous familiarity with post-war political and/or cultural history would also be an asset. A working knowledge of one or more European languages other than English, e.g., Russian, German, Spanish or French would be useful, as would facility in one or more Asian languages (Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Khmer or Malay). The ability and willingness of the appointee to travel and work for several weeks at a stretch in overseas archives (as required) is essential, as part of the post-doctoral fellow's task will be to gather and analyse data on perceptions and use of psychological warfare and indoctrination in various Cold War campaigns overseas.
The closing date for completed applications is midnight on Wednesday 13 April 2016.
Interviews will be held on Thursday 28 April 2016.
For further information, please consult the job announcement on Birkbeck's website.
Postdoctoral fellowship Max Planck Institute for the History of Science
enero 15, 2016 Blogbecassehp
The Max Planck Institute for the History of Science in Berlin, Department II (Lorraine Daston), announces a Postdoctoral Fellowship, starting date September 1, 2016 – ending date: June 30, 2019.Outstanding scholars no more than three years past the award of their doctorates are invited to apply.The fellowships will be awarded in conjunction with the research projects of the Department.
Candidates should hold a doctorate in the history of science or a related field at the time the fellowship begins. The quality and relevance of the project rather than the discipline in which the doctoral degree was awarded will be decisive in the award of fellowships. Priority will be given to applicants whose projects complement the research initiatives of the department. However, postdoctoral fellows are expected to carry out their own individual research programs.The Max Planck Institute for the History of Science is an international and interdisciplinary research institute. It is expected that candidates will be able to present their own work and discuss that of others fluently in English. Applications may however be submitted in German, English, or French. The fellowship includes a travel fund of 2000 € annually. Postdoctoral fellows may host one workshop in their field of expertise.Candidates of all nationalities are welcome to apply; applications from women are especially welcomed. The Max Planck Society is committed to promoting more handicapped individuals and encourages them to apply. Postdoctoral fellows are expected to participate in the research activities of the Institute. Fellows will be employed on a contract basis including social security benefits within the TVöD E13 range of the German system.Candidates are requested to send a curriculum vitae, publication list, research prospectus (maximum 750 words), and one sample text (e.g. a journal article, book chapter, dissertation excerpt; maximum 10,000 words). These materials must be submitted as one single PDF-document. Candidates should also arrange for two reference letters (one of which should be from the candidate's doctoral advisor) to be sent separately.All application materials (including reference letters) must be submitted no later than February 28, 2016 (23:58 CET)to: https://s-lotus.gwdg.de/mpg/mbwg/pd_dep2_2016_01.nsf/applicationPlease note that only electronic submissions via this link will be accepted.
Postdoctoral Research Fellowships
diciembre 10, 2015 Blogbecassehp
As part of the enhanced cooperation on the history of knowledge between the Freie Universität Berlin, the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, the Technische Universität Berlin, and the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, we are advertising several
starting September 1, 2016 (or earlier), for up to three years each.
The postdoctoral fellows will contribute to the further development of the Berlin Center for the History of Knowledge—the network through which the partner institutions anchor the history of knowledge in teaching and research in Berlin—and to reflection on the foundations of the research field. Alongside their own research, successful applicants will therefore be expected to organize joint working groups, colloquia, or workshops. They will be allocated a workspace at one of the participating institutions.
Applications are invited from early career scholars with a proven record of outstanding research in the history of knowledge or the history of science. Candidates must have completed their doctorate by the time the fellowship begins, and the Ph.D. should not have been awarded more than five years previously. Applicants should be able to demonstrate an interest in theoretical questions. They are asked to submit suggested topics for their own research projects addressing the boundaries between the history of knowledge and the history of science, in one of the following thematic focus areas:
1) The focus area "practical knowledge" looks at domains in which knowledge emerges or is applied in systematic combination with practice, revealing the dynamic relationship between praxis and knowledge development;
2) The focus area "fieldworks of knowledge" covers the whole spectrum of practices, strategies, negotiations, and reflections around working with, and on, knowledge in the field. In the narrower sense, this refers to sites located outside the laboratory or the researcher's office, which have come to typify the humanities.
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Consortium Fellowships for History of Sci, Tech and Med
diciembre 2, 2015 Blogbecassehp
The Consortium offers short-term Research Fellowships, nine-month Dissertation Writing Fellowships and a nine-month NEH Postdoctoral Fellowship for scholars in the history of science, technology and medicine. Dissertation and Postdoctoral Fellows use offices in the Consortium's facility in Center City Philadelphia and have ready access to events and activities throughout Philadelphia's vibrant academic and cultural communities.
The Consortium's fellowships may be held sequentially with fellowships offered separately by consortium member institutions but may not be held concurrently.
Applications for Fellowships for 2016-2017 must be submitted online by 5 January 2016. Applicants must submit: a Curriculum Vitae limited to three pages; an abstract limited to 150 words; and a project proposal, limited to 2,000 words, describing the research project and how it will advance scholarship in the history of science, technology or medicine. In addition, each applicant must inform two recognized scholars that they will be asked to submit letters of recommendation by 12 January 2016. We will send instructions to these scholars upon receipt of an application, but applicants should let their recommenders know to have a letter ready for submission.
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Two Postdoctoral Fellowships in History and/or Philosophy of Science at the University of Notre Dame
noviembre 25, 2015 Blogbecassehp
The University of Notre Dame History and Philosophy of Science Graduate Program seeks to appoint two Postdoctoral Fellows in history and/or philosophy of science. Appointments begin August 2016 for one year, and are renewable for a second year.
Applications are welcome from scholars working in any area of history and/or philosophy of science, technology and/or medicine, including the human, physical and social sciences. In addition to pursuing their research and participating actively in the intellectual life of the program, the ND HPS Postdoctoral Fellows teach one course per semester, which may be either graduate or undergraduate. ND HPS Postdoctoral Fellows are strongly encouraged to teach a graduate seminar in their area of specialization.
The annual stipend is $48,000 in the first year, rising to $50,000 in the second year. In addition to the stipend, the package includes health insurance, $4000 per year of research and conference travel funds, and up to $3000 in relocation expenses. Office space, which may accommodate up to two postdoctoral fellows, will also be provided.
Applicants must have completed all requirements for the doctoral degree by June 30, 2016.
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Becas de Historia de la Ciencia
mayo 22, 2015 Blogbecas, Historia de la cienciasehp
The British Society for the History of Science (BSHS) is very pleased to announce a competition for up to 4 bursaries of £4,000 each to support students taking a master's degree in the history of science, technology or medicine. This round of awards will be available to those who have been accepted on a master's programme for the academic year 2015-16.
Applicants must have a confirmed place on a master's programme in the United Kingdom or the Republic of Ireland.
Those studying for research-based master's degrees are eligible to apply, but not PhD students nominally registered for MPhil (or similar) provisionally pending upgrade to PhD registration.
There is no nationality requirement for applicants. There is no age limit.
Non-members of the Society are welcome to apply.
Applications should be made using the form provided on our website and should include a financial statement indicating what other funding has been sought or received. Those who have been given full studentships from other funding sources will not be eligible for these bursaries. All application materials should be sent to the Executive Secretary at office@bshs.org.uk with the subject 'master's bursaries'. The deadline is 30 June 2015.
For more details and to apply please visit our website.
Beca Fundació Uriach de Historia de la Ciencia
julio 12, 2014 Blogbecas, CEHICsehp
La «Fundació Uriach 1838» y el Centro de Historia de la Ciencia (CEHIC) de la Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona (UAB) ofrecen una ayuda de colaboración en la investigación a futuros estudiantes del master oficial en Historia de la Ciencia: Ciencia, Historia y Sociedad.
La ayuda consistirá en un contrato de 12 meses de técnico superior de apoyo a la investigación.
El candidato/a seleccionado colaborará con los grupos de investigación del CEHIC para la realización de una base de datos y el análisis de los fondos hemerográficos de la Biblioteca Histórica de Ciencias de la Salud de la «Fundació Uriach 1838».
La persona seleccionada debe ser titulado/a superior (licenciatura o grado) y debe estar preinscrita en el master oficial en Historia de la Ciencia: Ciencia, Historia y Sociedad para el curso 2013-14. Una vez concedida la beca es obligatorio matricularse los 60 ECTS del master.
Características del contrato:
Contrato de obra y servicio a tiempo parcial de 5 horas semanales
Retribución bruta anual: 5.726,44 €
Se otorgará también una ayuda suplementaria para cubrir los gastos de desplazamiento a la Fundación Uriach.
Duración del contrato: del 1 de octubre de 2013 al 30 de septiembre de 2014
Horario de trabajo en el fondo Uriach: un día de la semana a convenir de 9 a 14 horas.
Solicitudes:
Las personas interesadas, deben enviar por correo ordinario o por e-mail [cehic@uab.cat] un curriculum vitae en la secretaría del Centro de Historia de la Ciencia (Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, 08193, Bellaterra (Barcelona).
Fecha límite de presentación de solicitudes: 15 de septiembre de 2013.
Proceso de selección:
Se valorará la adecuación del currículum a los objetivos y funciones del contrato. Si es necesario, se realizarán entrevistas personales para la selección definitiva del candidato.
El comité de selección estará formado por miembros del CEHIC y de la Fundació URIACH 1838.
La resolución se hará pública 25 de septiembre de 2013 en la web de ambas instituciones.


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Q: Filling a label with a string signature method I have the following simple code which will "format" two given dateTime variables.
DateTime lastYear = DateTime.Today.AddYears(-1);
DateTime now = DateTime.Now;

Console.WriteLine(annuualDateFormatter(lastYear, now));

string annuualDateFormatter(DateTime startDate, DateTime endDate)
{
    return "from " + startDate +
              " to " + endDate;
}

I was wondering if the following is possible in asp.net webforms(gridview), the following code obviously is a simple console appplication
some_label.text = annuualDateFormatter(lastYear, now);

or if there's another way to do that, as I pretty sure I do not have console.write over there:)
thanks!

A: For general format of a datetime, then you can do this:
<asp:Button ID="Button1" runat="server" Text="Button" OnClick="Button1_Click" />

<asp:Label ID="Label1" runat="server" Text="Label" Font-Size="Large"></asp:Label>

<asp:Label ID="Label2" runat="server" Text="Label" Font-Size="Large"></asp:Label>

So, code behind:
    protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
    }

    protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        DateTime lastYear = DateTime.Today.AddYears(-1);
        DateTime now = DateTime.Now;

        string sFMT2 = "dddd MMMM dd, yyyy";  // Wednesday November 16, 2022

        Label1.Text = annuualDateFormatter(lastYear, now);
        Label2.Text = annuualDateFormatter(lastYear, now, sFMT2);
    }

    string annuualDateFormatter(DateTime startDate,
                                DateTime endDate,
                                string sFMT = "MMM dd, yyyy")  // default Nov 16, 2022
    {
        return "from " + startDate.ToString(sFMT) +
                " to " + endDate.ToString(sFMT);

    }

Results:

However, in a grid view, while you "can" format with colors or whatever for each column?
GV has built in date formatters.
So, say this GV - we have a datetime column of "first flight", but that means the time portion in the database will be 00:00:00.
So, say this markup:
<asp:GridView ID="GridView1"
    runat="server" AutoGenerateColumns="False" DataKeyNames="ID"
    CssClass="table" Width="50%" >
    <Columns>
        <asp:BoundField DataField="Fighter" HeaderText="Fighter"        />
        <asp:BoundField DataField="Engine"  HeaderText="Engine"         />
        <asp:BoundField DataField="Thrust"  HeaderText="Thrust (lbs)"   />
        <asp:BoundField DataField="FirstFlight" HeaderText="First Flight"
              ItemStyle-Width="100"    />
        <asp:BoundField DataField="Description" HeaderText="Description"    />
        <asp:TemplateField ControlStyle-Width="132">
            <ItemTemplate>
                <asp:Image ID="Image1" runat="server"
                    ImageUrl='<%# Eval("ImagePath") %>' />
            </ItemTemplate>
        </asp:TemplateField>
    </Columns>
</asp:GridView>

And code behind to load is this:
    protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        if (!IsPostBack)
            LoadGrid();
    }

    void LoadGrid()
    {
        string strSQL = "SELECT * FROM Fighters ORDER BY Thrust";

        using (SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(Properties.Settings.Default.TEST4))
        {
            using (SqlCommand cmdSQL = new SqlCommand(strSQL, conn))
            {
                conn.Open();
                DataTable rstData = new DataTable();
                rstData.Load(cmdSQL.ExecuteReader());
                GridView1.DataSource = rstData;
                GridView1.DataBind();
            }
        }
    }

And we see/get this:

but, note the date in above, it has no format, so we see the "zero" time portion.
So, you can add/use date formatting one of two ways.
This:
<asp:BoundField DataField="FirstFlight" HeaderText="First Flight"
    DataFormatString ="{0:MM dd yyyy}" ItemStyle-Width="100"    />

And we see/get this:

Of course, often we use a templated field/control in a GV, such as say a check box, or even a plane jane label.
So, say we have this markup (using a plain jane lable control in the GV), then note how you can just "tack on" the format to the eval expression like this:
        <asp:BoundField DataField="Thrust"  HeaderText="Thrust (lbs)"   />
        <asp:TemplateField HeaderText="First Flight">
            <ItemTemplate>
                <asp:Label ID="lblFirst" runat="server"
                    Text='<%# Eval("FirstFlight", "{0:MMM dd yyyy}")  %>' >
                </asp:Label>
            </ItemTemplate>
        </asp:TemplateField>
        <asp:BoundField DataField="Description" HeaderText="Description"    />

Now, in above, we do have the "thrust" in lbs, so we probably should format that number at least with a "," (1000 Seperator).
So, now this:
        <asp:TemplateField HeaderText="Thrust (lbs)">
            <ItemTemplate>
                <asp:Label ID="lblTHURST" runat="server"
                    Text='<%# Eval("Thrust", "{0:N0}") %>'></asp:Label>
            </ItemTemplate>
        </asp:TemplateField>

And we get this:

And thus again, we get/see this:


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From the Old French name Héloïse, which is probably from the Germanic name Helewidis, composed of the elements heil "hale, healthy" and wid "wide". It is sometimes associated with the Greek word 'ηλιος (helios)"sun" or the name Louise, though there is not likely an etymological connection. This name was borne in the 12th century by Saint Eloise, the wife of the French theologian Peter Abelard. She became a nun after her husband was castrated by her uncle.
There was a medieval English form of this name, Helewis, though it died out after the 13th century. In the 19th century it was revived in the English-speaking world in the form Eloise.