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Radomira « Radka » Zrubáková (née le  à Bratislava) est une joueuse de tennis tchécoslovaque puis slovaque, professionnelle de 1986 à 1999.

Elle a gagné cinq tournois WTA au cours de sa carrière, dont deux en double.

Palmarès

Titres en simple dames

Finale en simple dames

Titres en double dames

Finales en double dames

Parcours en Grand Chelem

En simple dames

À droite du résultat, l'ultime adversaire.

En double dames

Sous le résultat, la partenaire ; à droite, l'ultime équipe adverse.

En double mixte

Sous le résultat, le partenaire ; à droite, l'ultime équipe adverse.

Parcours aux Jeux olympiques

En simple dames

En double dames

Parcours en Coupe de la Fédération

Classements WTA

Classements en simple en fin de saison

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Classements en double en fin de saison

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Naissance en décembre 1970
Naissance en Tchécoslovaquie
Naissance à Bratislava
Joueuse tchécoslovaque de tennis
Joueuse slovaque de tennis
Joueuse de tennis victorieuse en Fed Cup
Joueuse de tennis aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 1992
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Europe's Democratic Future: Falsified or Fit?
European democracy is entering its eighth decade since the Schuman Proposal of 1950. The Conference on the Future of Europe wound up in Strasbourg today. Will it help the average citizen?
What does the watchman see ahead: fog or clear waters? Where is the European ship of Democracy headed?
French President E Macron speaks; Commission President von der Leyen, European Parliament President Roberta Matsola and in foreground Commission Vice President Suica and Parliament's Guy Verhofstadt listen.
Nearly four out of five Europeans want more say in decisions of the EU, according to a recent Bertelsmann Report, Under Construction, Citizens participation in the European Union. It lists seven instruments that the politicians have designed to give an appearance of participation.
None of them are satisfactory.
European Parliament elections.
European Citizens' Initiative
Petitions to the European Parliament
Public policy consultations by Commission services
Citizens' Dialogues (town hall meetings)
European citizens' consultation online by Council .
The Conference has produced nothing that will make a substantial difference to today's dismal distrust of Brussels.
How to judge? The core issue is democratic control of laws, money and strategy. Adding more 'people's initiatives' and 'consultations' won't cut the mustard for people's control of untrustworthy elites. They meet and decide in secret. They can ignore everybody else and invent reasons for actions that suit themselves. Secrecy is vital for tyranny. The North Koreans know this well.
Knowledge is power for leaders; that's why politicians often enforce ignorance for the public. That's the way tyrants keep power.
Autocrats' desire to keep secrets may be the essential reason why the elites have refused to publish the original documents that described how Europe should really work and describe citizens' rights to information and control. These tools would unzip modern tyranny.
Correcting this abuse is a major challenge. Schuman's Proposal was a work of supreme genius. Who else could create peace and prosperity after 2000 years of continuous war? There are few people of his metal today.
Can Democracy work in Europe?
Is the EU doomed to failure as a democratic experiment? Not at all.
The facade of many 'dialogues' and 'initiatives' hide and cover up the real duty of leaders to follow the treaties and for honest governance. Even the treaties that politicians invented for their own benefit contain and retain principles of real and effective democracy. They just ignore the parts they don't like.
Instead of openness, Europe has closed-door Councils ruling the roost, dishing out taxpayers' money according to their own rules. There are no published records of their debates, nor public access. Hence no accountability and no public trust.
First, blow away the fog. Europeans have legal rights far beyond these inadequate, fig-leaf instruments that have little or no legal effect.
Leaders of three EU institutions pledged on 19 April 2021 to have an in-depth analysis of how the present 'democracy' differs from the original democratic framework and human rights safeguards drawn up at the start of the European Community in the 1950s. What really happened that the public is now so disdained?
Re-publication is an obvious first step to reverse the Democratic Deficit that the public have complained about for decades. Parliament is open; Council is closed.
The symptoms
Distrust is the inevitable result of politicians' disdain. The public in their Referendums rejected government by secretive councils. Each treaty with more secret bureaucracy was resisted time and time again.
Democratic fiascos followed the politicians plans for the Maastricht, Nice, the Constitutional, Reform and Lisbon treaties. Member States had referendums that rejected all these treaties. Public opinion was ignored or the public was told to reverse their vote.
What happened on the first and therefore the most important treaty? No referendum, no public debate even, was offered on renewing the foundational European Coal and Steel Treaty in 2002. It was stopped. Result? Disaster in the steel and energy economies.
And a decade later? Brexit was the inevitable result. The British referendum was actually based on a treaty the British public had never agreed to, and the French had rejected! (compare the Constitutional's Article 59 with Lisbon's Article 50: they are practically word-for-word the same).
Conclusion: For decades the political leadership has failed the people.
Where are the goods?
The leaders failed to look at the original Schuman design for European democracy. In spite of my several complaints to the Ombudsman they failed even, as a bare minimum, to agree to publish the original constitutional documents. The Charter of the Community outlines how Human Rights should dictate fair and honest institutional development. (See https://schuman.info )
Schuman and the Founding Fathers envisaged, for example:
Institutions open to the public and the press. The Lisbon treaties still repeat this requirement, see TFEU #15
Consultative Committees shall be directly ELECTED to represent organised European civil society (industry, consumers, workers) and Regions. They would have revising powers to the Commission's Proposals similar to the Council of Ministers (Schuman in Council of Europe, Aug 1950, Reuter etc).
Commissioners should be unbiased arbiters and independent of political parties and lobbies etc. See their Oath in ECJ. Nor are they presently 'selected' properly and openly to public scrutiny as with the original High Authority.
Parliament should be elected on the principle of one person one vote, not by the present system that gives some people 10 or 12 vote equivalents. TFEU 223.
The same medicine is required in Brussels as in North Korea. The first step is for the public to insist that the Council of Ministers obey their own treaty. Their debates should be published. The press should be allowed to follow all aspects of the debate. The public should see it all on television and the internet. Only when ministers become accountable will a semblance of democracy begin to glimmer through the opaque panes of the Justus Lipsius building.
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Democratic Deficit Deepens at the Conference on the Future of Europe
How the EU institutions refused to Discuss Democracy.
On 7 May 2021
I wrote the following contribution for the section DEMOCRACY on website of the Conference on the Future of Europe.
FIRST TIME EVER! Politicians promise to publish
Europe's Founding Democracy Charter on this site
For the first time our European leaders (Commission, Council, Parliament) promised to publish here the documents showing how Europeans got their democracy. They show how and why Europeans did not fight another war amongst themselves after WW2. Documents on how Europeans should develop their democracy in FIVE INSTITUTIONS with as Guardian Human Rights Court of the Council of Europe were signed 70 years ago, 18 April 1951.
These are the most important documents of modern times.
Astoundingly the five European institutions have NEVER published these vital documents. Politicians refused. Following the request of EurDemocracy.com, now they will be!
1. Full text of Schuman Declaration (including the Schuman Proposal) made on 9 May 1950. It shows how Europeans have avoided WAR for the longest time in more than 2000 years.
2. The Great Charter of the Community signed on 18 April 1951. This is also called the Declaration of Interdependence. It shows how citizens must have FREE CHOICE in treaties and election of the five institutions. Instead treaties such as the present Lisbon Treaty (and its previous version the Constitutional Treaty) were implemented AGAINST the Will of the People as expressed in public opinion polls and referendums. Europe must not develop like the fraudulent 'People's Democracies' of the Soviet bloc. Elitist Politburo imposed decisions from behind closed doors. Treaties say Councils should be OPEN to the public. Treaties ban party membership for Commission.
I posted the following update of my letter to leaders of the institutions.
Letter sent to French Presidency and Members of European Parliament, Commission Vice President Suica, and Democracy spokesperson.
see full text at
eurDemocracy.substack.com
Dear Conference presidents,
I am a journalist accredited in Brussels and Editor of the Schuman Project.
On 19 April 2021 (the day after the 70th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Paris, founding the European Community) Vice President of the Commission Mme Dubravka Suica, Mme Zacarias of the Portuguese EU presidency and Mr Guy Verhofstadt of the EP held a press conference at the Commission launching the Conference on the Future of Europe.
I asked that the original documents on Democracy agreed and signed by the Founding Fathers be published to facilitate the debate and conference decisions on European democracy.
All three institutions agreed that they would be published for the Conference and analysed.
They still have NOT BEEN PUBLISHED!
Nearly 1000 people said they were following this online
One Comment on this said:
Congratulations Mr David PRICE,
I have followed the EU Conference on the Future of Europe and have never found anything as interesting as your publication.
On 6 May 2022,
I published the following:
DEMOCRATIC DEFICIT DEEPENS!
Today I asked Commission, Council and EP officials:
WHY have the foundational documents on Democracy, STILL NOT been PUBLISHED, as promised by Commission Vice President Suica, Council President Zacarias, EP Guy Verhofstadt on 19April 2021??
I was refused an answer as I had asked this earlier in the Commission Press Room. (But had not received an explanation!)
I also asked: why has the analysis of democracy not been published, comparing the original Community system to the present 'EU' system as also agreed by institutional leaders a year ago?
A high Commission official said: We are interested in the future not the past.
The institutions confirm that for them Democracy is a thing of the past!!
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Poverty on the rise as Birmingham's Labour council freezes burial fees!
April 5, 2018 April 5, 2018 / birmingham worker
An article carried in the Independent newspaper says the "Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF)[i] found that Britain's record on tackling poverty had reached a turning point and was at risk of unravelling, with nearly 400,000 more children and 300,000 more pensioners living in poverty than five years ago. Their report showed a total of 14 million people in the UK currently live in poverty – more than one in five of the population.
Now the latest figures, collated by the End Child Poverty coalition through analysis of tax credit data and national trends in worklessness, estimate that child poverty in Manchester and Birmingham stands at 44 per cent and 43 per cent respectively. In the London borough of Tower Hamlets this reaches 53 per cent.
When broken down into constituencies, the figures indicate that Bethnal Green and Bow in London has the highest child poverty rate at 54 per cent, while in Ladywood in Birmingham 53 per cent are living in poverty. Among the 20 parliamentary constituencies with the highest levels of childhood poverty, seven are located in London, three in Birmingham and three in Manchester.[ii]"
Our Labour councillors last year wasted more than £6million of tax payer's money attempting to attack the wages of local bin men, £6m that could have been spent on child services, looking after our elderly and preventing the worst effects of poverty in Birmingham. Now they announce plans to cut a further £53m off the budget despite hiking up the Council tax this year.
The Birmingham Post reported Council Leader Ian Ward saying "We have listened and, even at a time of continuing government cuts, we are investing in the services that matter most to the people of Birmingham."
According to the Post "Labour bosses said they had listened on several key issues, including reducing the tax hike, freezing burial and cremation fees and not introducing charges for library book reservations."[iii]
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All Saints Parish should be welcoming two Syrian refugee families within six months, says the Calgary Diocese refugee sponsorship co-ordinator.
Antoinette Godbout says she has been overwhelmed with requests from diocese churches and individuals to sponsor refugees who have fled the Syrian conflict.
"We have more people and more churches coming at us (as potential sponsors) than we can handle," she says.
Lethbridge will receive two Syrian Christian families — five to seven people — whom the parish will agree to support for at least a year. Families typically have two or three children.
Sponsorship will involve finding a place for the families to live and providing items such as winter clothes and furniture. It will also require helping with applications for a social insurance number, immigrant family services, health care, English language training, and registering children in Catholic schools.
It's also showing families how to handle themselves in their new neighbourhood, helping them practise English and stock the kitchen.
"And just being friends with them throughout the year. Of course, sponsorship means introducing the families to the Parish community, perhaps with a social function like a luncheon," says Antoinette.
Fr. Kevin says, "It's exciting because you want to do something" but the word from the Calgary Diocese organizing the effort to bring families to Southern Alberta has been that when they know something, the parishes will be told.
Antoinette says she is planning a trip to Lethbridge early in the New Year to discuss the application process with people in the parish. She will be travelling with Fr. Ephrem – a Syrian Melkite priest who was assigned to the diocese from the Montreal diocese at the request of Bishop Henry. He helped established the Melkite Eastern Catholic Church community in Calgary, where most refugees with family members already established will go.
Those who don't have family in Calgary "have said they will go anywhere." Two families each have already been assigned to Medicine Hat and Brooks sponsoring churches.
Calgary will be receiving 1,300 of the 25,000 refugees committed to by the federal government.
They – and the refugees for Lethbridge – will be coming from Lebanon. They're Christian and had to go to Lebanon because they would have been further persecuted on the road to Jordan and Turkey, where the UN refugee camps are.
"As a minority group, they wouldn't even have been allowed into the camps," said Antoinette.
"In Lebanon, they have had to fend for themselves. It's a hard life."
Fr. Kevin says the parish is prepared to take more than one family.
So far, about 10 people from the parish have said they are eager to help with the Parish's refugee effort.
Between $20,000 and $25,000 will need to be raised to support each family for a year.
The October Parish Council minutes also show an interest in bringing a Sudanese family from a refugee camp in Uganda "but this is harder as they are considered to be in a safe place when in a refugee camp and Canada has many quotas in place."
The Diocese brought 133 people to Canada in the past year.
"We started applying for Syrians in July 2013 and received the first in September 2014. We'll be getting a whole lot more between now and the end of the year," says Antoinette.
The Calgary Diocese is "one of the biggest programs in Canada." It has been a Sponsorship Agreement holder, helping in the settlement of government-sponsored refugees on top of the private sponsorships, since 1979, "the days of the Vietnamese refugees," she says.


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Government hopes to pay full debts owed to foreign partners over coming 6 months - Daily News Egypt
Business Government hopes to pay full debts owed to foreign partners over coming 6 months
Government hopes to pay full debts owed to foreign partners over coming 6 months
Debts owed to foreign companies have plagued all governments since 2008
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Petroleum continues borrowing to pay debts to foreign partners
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$5.5bn debts owed to foreign companies by the end of November
The Egyptian government intends to pay debts owed to foreign partners in full within the coming six months, representing an amount worth $5.5bn according to a senior official with the Ministry of Petroleum.
A bid was offered by EGPC to lend $2bn to help Egypt pay debts owed to global oil and gas companies, which will be guaranteed through future sales of crude oil shipments over a period of five years.
The loan represents a step within the government's commitment to pay 60% of total debt by the end of this year, according to the official.
Dues owed to foreign companies operating in the oil sector rise by approximately $300m per month, and as the government is unable to adhere to paying these amounts, the total has accumulated further.
The total value of foreign partners' gas and crude oil obtained by the EGPC is worth approximately $1bn per month. Only crude produced in Ras Gharib has been exported because it is heavy and cannot be refined in Egyptian factories, according to Tarek El Molla, Chairman of the EGPC.
El Molla stated that the EGPC is committed to paying dues to foreign partners according to a schedule that will be agreed upon, adding that a solution to address the root of the problem could include increasing natural gas and petrol production.
El Molla stated that the arrangement of a loan for EGPC worth EGP 4bn was offered by local banks to pay a portion of debts owed to foreign partners in EGP last month.
The government will borrow from the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) to pay a portion of its debts to foreign partners as a finance ministry rule does not allow for debts to be paid out of the state treasury.
The EGPC will borrow by mortgaging a portion of Ras Gharib crude and naphthaexport revenues and pay monthly instalments to banks, which will reduce EGPC revenues and represent another burden on its budget according to Medhat Youssef, former vice chairman of the EGPC.
He said that the only solution was for the finance ministry to meet its obligations in terms of providing the financial allocations necessary for subsidising petroleum resources without dipping into EGPC funds. In this way, foreign partners will be paid back in full, Youssef said.
Foreign partners want the government to pay its debt in full in order to be able to continue investing in their areas of concession, Youssef explained. Last December, the Ministry of Petroleum paid approximately $1.5bn as a portion of debts owed to foreign partners operating in Egypt, $1.2bn of which took the form of foreign currency with the remaining $300m in EGP.
The government has resorted to borrowing as a result of a decline in central Bank reserves, Youssef said.
Foreign partners betting on increase in their investments to obtain dues owed in full
Foreign companies operating in the petroleum sector have linked increasing their investments to their obtaining debts owed by the Egyptian government in light of the state's failure to meet deadlines for payment agreed upon in the past.
The Egyptian government's only option is to pay dues owed to foreign partners in full in order for companies to increase their investments in the sector, which will lead to higher production rates for oil and gas, according to a representative from one of the foreign companies affected.
If the Ministry of Petroleum pays another estimated $1.5bn as promised by petroleum minister Sharif Ismail, the partners' position on increasing investments in well development and exploration will not be permanently affected, but oil and gas production rates will remain as they are until debts are paid in full.
The official said that the company repeatedly negotiated with the ministry which has agreed to the scheduled payment dates, but did not adhere to the timeline in the end.
The Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) claims that bearing expenses associated with liquefied natural gas and other petroleum product imports will inflict significant damage to the EGPC's financial situation. This will leave the EGPC unable to pay dues owed to foreign partners for the next four years, according to an EGPC official.
The petroleum ministry has given the EGPC responsibility for importing liquefied natural gas to power stations for the coming period so that it will be able to pay the value of the gas that will be imported from its internal revenues.
Fees associated with liquefied natural gas imports, which amount to approximately EGP 5bn, will be liquidated according to budget allocations and the petroleum product subsidy bill at the end of the fiscal year with the Ministry of Finance, the official said.
The reason behind the EGPC's inability to pay dues to foreign partners regularly is a result of the body paying for imports out of its own revenues due to the finance ministry lacking the financial liquidity necessary to do so.
Schedule for foreign partner debt payment fails
The government has rendered the petroleum sector unable to pay debts owed to foreign partners for oil and gas obtained on a monthly basis.
The Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) has not adhered to paying in accordance with the timeline previously agreed upon with foreign partners for the remaining dues owed. This is because the EGPC currently bears expenses associated with importing petroleum supplies required by the country, an official with the petroleum ministry said.
The agreement stipulated that the EGPC pay the remainder of the debt from its own resources and that monthly instalments be paid through December 2017, the official said.
A new schedule will be prepared after loans are obtained from foreign and local banks and the petroleum ministry pays a large portion of the debts.
Petroleum agreements stipulate interest on debts owed by government to foreign partners
The debt crisis witnessed by the Ministry of Petroleum has worsened due to the petroleum sector bearing subsidy expenses as well as costs associated with importing liquefied natural gas from its own revenues. This has led to foreign partners continuing to reduce gas and oil production and slow oil well connection rates.
The fuel subsidy bill has increased annually due to the body's inability to repay foreign partners, and finance ministry debts owed to the EGPC have reached more than EGP 100bn for subsidy price differences according to a senior ministry official.
Foreign oil sector partners have responded to the government's failure to pay back debts on specified dates by delaying linking natural gas production projects according to the timeline specified by company plans which were agreed upon with the petroleum ministry.
The petroleum ministry paid $1.5bn to foreign partners last month which was supposed to be paid last June according to the government's agreement with companies, but payment difficulties prevented this from happening, the official said.
Total gas production in Egypt amounts to 4.75bn cubic feet per day while natural production decline amounts to 100m cubic feet per month.
The petroleum agreement stipulates interest for debt owed to foreign partners if the government is late in making payments, and the interest rate differs for each agreement, according to the official.
The agreement also stipulates that foreign partners commit to supplying the investments required to carry out development and exploration in oil fields, but partners have reduced their investments in contravention of the agreement. This has resulted in gas and oil production declines which companies attribute to a lack of financial liquidity resulting from the government's failure to pay dues in full.
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Q: MADELINEPROTO library for telegram I have a project and i need to use Madelineproto library.I add it to my project and installed the requirement.When i run the examples of that.phpstorm get me some warning about some method.it said they aren't exist for example phone_login and give me some error.
my code is:

<?php

set_include_path(get_include_path().':'.realpath(dirname(__FILE__).'/MadelineProtoBot/'));
require 'MadelineProtoBot\MadelineProto\vendor\autoload.php';
$settings = ['app_info' => ['api_id' => ,... 'api_hash' => '...']];
$MadelineProto = new danog\MadelineProto\API($settings);

$MadelineProto->phone_login(readline('my phone '));
$authorization = $MadelineProto->complete_phone_login(readline('Enter the code you received: '));
if ($authorization['_'] === 'account.noPassword') {
    throw new \danog\MadelineProto\Exception('2FA is enabled but no password is set!');
}
if ($authorization['_'] === 'account.password') {
    $authorization = $MadelineProto->complete_2fa_login(readline('Please enter your password (hint '.$authorization['hint'].'): '));
}
if ($authorization['_'] === 'account.needSignup') {
    $authorization = $MadelineProto->complete_signup(readline('Please enter your first name: '), readline('Please enter your last name (can be empty): '));
}

my error is:

The system cannot find the path specified.
TL:              Loading TL schemes...
TL:              Parsing TL_mtproto_v1.json...
TL:              Parsing TL_telegram_v71.tl...
TL:              Parsing TL_secret.tl...
TL:              Parsing TL_calls.tl...
TL:              CRC32 mismatch (e8201c08, dbf948c1) for decryptedDataBlock#dbf948c1 random_id:long random_bytes:string flags:# voice_call_id:flags.2?int128 in_seq_no:flags.4?int out_seq_no:flags.4?int recent_received_mask:flags.5?int proto:flags.3?int extra:flags.1?string raw_data:flags.0?string = DecryptedDataBlock;
TL:              CRC32 mismatch (d20a6f5c, cc0d0e76) for simpleDataBlock#cc0d0e76 random_id:long random_bytes:string raw_data:string = DecryptedDataBlock;
TL:              Parsing TL_botAPI.tl...
DataCenter:      Connecting to DC 2 (main server, ipv4, tcp_full)...
MTProto:         Generating permanent authorization key for DC 2...
AuthKeyHandler:  Requesting pq
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type ResPQ to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type ResPQ match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
ERROR: Invalid syntax. Default option is not allowed more than '1' time(s).
Type "TIMEOUT /?" for usage.
AuthKeyHandler:  Factorization 2021549172368014511 = 1354357289 * 1492626199
RSA:             Encrypting with rsa key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Starting Diffie Hellman key exchange
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Server_DH_Params to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Server_DH_Params match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Server-client time delta = -2.0 s
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating g_b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_b check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Preparing client_DH_inner_data...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing set_client_DH_params...
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Set_client_DH_params_answer to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Set_client_DH_params_answer match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating authorization key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Diffie Hellman key exchange processed successfully!
AuthKeyHandler:  Auth key generated
MTProto:         Generating temporary authorization key for DC 2...
AuthKeyHandler:  Requesting pq
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type ResPQ to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type ResPQ match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
ERROR: Invalid syntax. Default option is not allowed more than '1' time(s).
Type "TIMEOUT /?" for usage.
AuthKeyHandler:  Factorization 1609381759157002487 = 1153246261 * 1395523067
RSA:             Encrypting with rsa key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Starting Diffie Hellman key exchange
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Server_DH_Params to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Server_DH_Params match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Server-client time delta = -3.0 s
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating g_b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_b check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Preparing client_DH_inner_data...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing set_client_DH_params...
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Set_client_DH_params_answer to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Set_client_DH_params_answer match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating authorization key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Diffie Hellman key exchange processed successfully!
AuthKeyHandler:  Auth key generated
AuthKeyHandler:  Binding authorization keys...
MsgIdHandler:    WARNING: Given message id (6471222286461726721) is bigger than or equal to the current limit (6471222286461691905). Consider syncing your date.
AuthKeyHandler:  Successfully binded temporary and permanent authorization keys.
MTProto:         Writing client info (also executing help.getConfig)...
DataCenter:      Connecting to DC 1 (main server, ipv4, tcp_full)...
DataCenter:      Connecting to DC 3 (main server, ipv4, tcp_full)...
DataCenter:      Connecting to DC 4 (main server, ipv4, tcp_full)...
DataCenter:      Connecting to DC 4_media (main server, ipv4, tcp_full)...
DataCenter:      Connecting to DC 5 (main server, ipv4, tcp_full)...
MTProto:         Generating permanent authorization key for DC 1...
AuthKeyHandler:  Requesting pq
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type ResPQ to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type ResPQ match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
ERROR: Invalid syntax. Default option is not allowed more than '1' time(s).
Type "TIMEOUT /?" for usage.
AuthKeyHandler:  Factorization 2390132410249580153 = 1236738133 * 1932609941
RSA:             Encrypting with rsa key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Starting Diffie Hellman key exchange
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Server_DH_Params to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Server_DH_Params match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Server-client time delta = -3.0 s
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating g_b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_b check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Preparing client_DH_inner_data...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing set_client_DH_params...
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Set_client_DH_params_answer to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Set_client_DH_params_answer match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating authorization key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Diffie Hellman key exchange processed successfully!
AuthKeyHandler:  Auth key generated
MTProto:         Generating temporary authorization key for DC 1...
AuthKeyHandler:  Requesting pq
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type ResPQ to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type ResPQ match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
ERROR: Invalid syntax. Default option is not allowed more than '1' time(s).
Type "TIMEOUT /?" for usage.
AuthKeyHandler:  Factorization 2485609313528822857 = 1314678271 * 1890659767
RSA:             Encrypting with rsa key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Starting Diffie Hellman key exchange
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Server_DH_Params to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Server_DH_Params match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Server-client time delta = -3.0 s
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating g_b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_b check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Preparing client_DH_inner_data...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing set_client_DH_params...
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Set_client_DH_params_answer to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Set_client_DH_params_answer match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating authorization key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Diffie Hellman key exchange processed successfully!
AuthKeyHandler:  Auth key generated
AuthKeyHandler:  Binding authorization keys...
MsgIdHandler:    WARNING: Given message id (6471222305437752321) is bigger than or equal to the current limit (6471222305437723649). Consider syncing your date.
AuthKeyHandler:  Successfully binded temporary and permanent authorization keys.
MTProto:         Writing client info (also executing help.getConfig)...
MTProto:         Generating permanent authorization key for DC 3...
AuthKeyHandler:  Requesting pq
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type ResPQ to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type ResPQ match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
ERROR: Invalid syntax. Default option is not allowed more than '1' time(s).
Type "TIMEOUT /?" for usage.
AuthKeyHandler:  Factorization 2446110044213003813 = 1398754873 * 1748776781
RSA:             Encrypting with rsa key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Starting Diffie Hellman key exchange
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Server_DH_Params to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Server_DH_Params match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Server-client time delta = -2.0 s
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating g_b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_b check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Preparing client_DH_inner_data...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing set_client_DH_params...
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Set_client_DH_params_answer to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Set_client_DH_params_answer match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating authorization key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Diffie Hellman key exchange processed successfully!
AuthKeyHandler:  Auth key generated
MTProto:         Generating temporary authorization key for DC 3...
AuthKeyHandler:  Requesting pq
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type ResPQ to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type ResPQ match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
ERROR: Invalid syntax. Default option is not allowed more than '1' time(s).
Type "TIMEOUT /?" for usage.
AuthKeyHandler:  Factorization 1811928749494917419 = 1100259529 * 1646819411
RSA:             Encrypting with rsa key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Starting Diffie Hellman key exchange
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Server_DH_Params to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Server_DH_Params match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Server-client time delta = -2.0 s
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating g_b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_b check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Preparing client_DH_inner_data...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing set_client_DH_params...
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Set_client_DH_params_answer to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Set_client_DH_params_answer match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating authorization key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Diffie Hellman key exchange processed successfully!
AuthKeyHandler:  Auth key generated
AuthKeyHandler:  Binding authorization keys...
MsgIdHandler:    WARNING: Given message id (6471222324051949569) is bigger than or equal to the current limit (6471222324051918849). Consider syncing your date.
AuthKeyHandler:  Successfully binded temporary and permanent authorization keys.
MTProto:         Writing client info (also executing help.getConfig)...
MTProto:         Generating permanent authorization key for DC 4...
AuthKeyHandler:  Requesting pq
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type ResPQ to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type ResPQ match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
ERROR: Invalid syntax. Default option is not allowed more than '1' time(s).
Type "TIMEOUT /?" for usage.
AuthKeyHandler:  Factorization 1186368739405131613 = 1050788477 * 1129027169
RSA:             Encrypting with rsa key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Starting Diffie Hellman key exchange
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Server_DH_Params to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Server_DH_Params match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Server-client time delta = -2.0 s
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating g_b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_b check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Preparing client_DH_inner_data...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing set_client_DH_params...
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Set_client_DH_params_answer to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Set_client_DH_params_answer match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating authorization key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Diffie Hellman key exchange processed successfully!
AuthKeyHandler:  Auth key generated
MTProto:         Generating temporary authorization key for DC 4...
AuthKeyHandler:  Requesting pq
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type ResPQ to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type ResPQ match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
ERROR: Invalid syntax. Default option is not allowed more than '1' time(s).
Type "TIMEOUT /?" for usage.
AuthKeyHandler:  Factorization 3561143225058167773 = 1821228947 * 1955351759
RSA:             Encrypting with rsa key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Starting Diffie Hellman key exchange
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Server_DH_Params to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Server_DH_Params match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Server-client time delta = -3.0 s
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating g_b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_b check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Preparing client_DH_inner_data...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing set_client_DH_params...
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Set_client_DH_params_answer to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Set_client_DH_params_answer match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating authorization key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Diffie Hellman key exchange processed successfully!
AuthKeyHandler:  Auth key generated
AuthKeyHandler:  Binding authorization keys...
MsgIdHandler:    WARNING: Given message id (6471222338731663361) is bigger than or equal to the current limit (6471222338731611137). Consider syncing your date.
AuthKeyHandler:  Successfully binded temporary and permanent authorization keys.
MTProto:         Writing client info (also executing help.getConfig)...
MTProto:         Generating permanent authorization key for DC 5...
AuthKeyHandler:  Requesting pq
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type ResPQ to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type ResPQ match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
ERROR: Invalid syntax. Default option is not allowed more than '1' time(s).
Type "TIMEOUT /?" for usage.
AuthKeyHandler:  Factorization 1216519245172067611 = 1056665521 * 1151281291
RSA:             Encrypting with rsa key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Starting Diffie Hellman key exchange
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Server_DH_Params to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Server_DH_Params match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Server-client time delta = -3.0 s
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating g_b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_b check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Preparing client_DH_inner_data...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing set_client_DH_params...
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Set_client_DH_params_answer to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Set_client_DH_params_answer match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating authorization key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Diffie Hellman key exchange processed successfully!
AuthKeyHandler:  Auth key generated
MTProto:         Generating temporary authorization key for DC 5...
AuthKeyHandler:  Requesting pq
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type ResPQ to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type ResPQ match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
ERROR: Invalid syntax. Default option is not allowed more than '1' time(s).
Type "TIMEOUT /?" for usage.
AuthKeyHandler:  Factorization 1912117467356741881 = 1323715451 * 1444507931
RSA:             Encrypting with rsa key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Starting Diffie Hellman key exchange
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Server_DH_Params to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Server_DH_Params match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Server-client time delta = -2.0 s
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing p/g checks (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating g_b...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (1/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_a check (2/2)...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing g_b check...
AuthKeyHandler:  Preparing client_DH_inner_data...
AuthKeyHandler:  Executing set_client_DH_params...
ResponseHandler:  Trying to assign a response of type Set_client_DH_params_answer to its request...
ResponseHandler:  Does the request of return type Set_client_DH_params_answer match?
ResponseHandler:  Yes
AuthKeyHandler:  Generating authorization key...
AuthKeyHandler:  Diffie Hellman key exchange processed successfully!
AuthKeyHandler:  Auth key generated
AuthKeyHandler:  Binding authorization keys...
MsgIdHandler:    WARNING: Given message id (6471222354387831809) is bigger than or equal to the current limit (6471222354387735553). Consider syncing your date.
AuthKeyHandler:  Successfully binded temporary and permanent authorization keys.
MTProto:         Writing client info (also executing help.getConfig)...
MTProto:         Updated config!
MTProto:         {
    "_": "config",
    "date": 1506698850,
    "expires": 1506702636,
    "test_mode": false,
    "this_dc": 2,
    "chat_size_max": 200,
    "megagroup_size_max": 20000,
    "forwarded_count_max": 100,
    "online_update_period_ms": 120000,
    "offline_blur_timeout_ms": 5000,
    "offline_idle_timeout_ms": 30000,
    "online_cloud_timeout_ms": 300000,
    "notify_cloud_delay_ms": 30000,
    "notify_default_delay_ms": 1500,
    "chat_big_size": 10,
    "push_chat_period_ms": 60000,
    "push_chat_limit": 2,
    "saved_gifs_limit": 200,
    "edit_time_limit": 172800,
    "rating_e_decay": 2419200,
    "stickers_recent_limit": 30,
    "stickers_faved_limit": 5,
    "pinned_dialogs_count_max": 5,
    "phonecalls_enabled": false,
    "call_receive_timeout_ms": 20000,
    "call_ring_timeout_ms": 90000,
    "call_connect_timeout_ms": 30000,
    "call_packet_timeout_ms": 10000,
    "me_url_prefix": "https://t.me/",
    "disabled_features": []
}
MTProto:         We're in IR, current dc is 2, nearest dc is 4.
API:             Running APIFactory...
API:             MadelineProto is ready!

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function readline() in C:\wamp\s12\ee.php:8
Stack trace:
#0 {main}
  thrown in C:\wamp\s12\ee.php on line 8

Process finished with exit code 255

what should i do???

A: Just use this to simulate it
if (!function_exists("readline")) {
    function readline($prompt = null){
        if ($prompt) {
            echo $prompt;
        }
        $fp = fopen("php://stdin","r");
        $line = rtrim(fgets($fp, 1024));
        return $line;
    }
}

You can refer to other question: Call to undefined function readline

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Q: Magento 2 Customer Grid index is locked by another reindex process. Skipping I am importing Customer Main file details, I imported 30,000 records and about to reindexing ended up with reindexing issue.
On the first reindexing I got the following error:
PHP Fatal error:  Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 20480 bytes) in vendor/magento/zendframework1/library/Zend/Db/Statement/Pdo.php on line 291
So i increased memory limit in my php.ini file from 512M to 2024M.
I also fee up the space in my disk but nothing works.
Any  help would be appreciated.

A: Please try
Get indexes info
php bin/magento indexer:info

Check the indexes status
php bin/magento indexer:status

Reset all indexes and reindex again
php bin/magento indexer:reset
php bin/magento indexer:reindex

Or reset just customer grid and reindex again
php bin/magento indexer:reset customer_grid
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This magma intrusion has various forms. In thick crustal areas the magma may only penetrate part of the way through the crust forming a pluton which hardens, at the top end, into a granite plug or inselberg (if it is rounded in cross-section) or a batholith or dike(if it forms as an extended structure).
When a subsequent crustal strain regime thins the overlaying crust, often these granite structures are hydraulically pushed upwards like a piston in a cylinder. Many inselbergs and volcanic plugs show lateral marks where the granite has been scraped as it has risen through sedimentary strata.
Most geology books suggest that these granitic structures have been exposed by erosion of the overlaying rocks. However, the numerous small inselbergs in East Africa were formed relatively recently and there has not been enough time for the vast areas of overlaying strata to erode. Charles Lyell, some 150 years ago, was probably the first to suggest that the granite blocks were being pushed upwards through the crust. In the light of a growing Earth model this 'piston effect' is just another manifestation of the fact that tremendous hydrostatic pressures are constantly building up within the upper mantle.


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To support future consultations with the Local Government Boundary Commission for England (LGBCE), Cornwall Council sought to commission an evidence-based forecast of the likely growth in Cornwall's local electorate to 2023.
In developing the forecasts, the Council required estimates of future population growth to be linked directly to the expected growth in new homes and their planned distribution across the County.
Forecasts were required for a range of geographies, including electoral divisions, parishes and polling districts.
To ensure robustness and transparency of approach, full documentation on methodology, inputs and assumptions was essential
Using historical evidence from published ONS and DCLG demographic statistics, POPGROUPtechnology was used to derive forecasts of the size of the electoral population in each of Cornwall's 122 local government electoral divisions.
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Lactation and suckling behavior in the Iberian lynx
Javier Yerga, Javier Calzada, Xavier Manteca, Irene Herrera, Astrid Vargas, Antonio Rivas
© 2016 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Understanding the behavior of endangered species is crucial to improve the management tools to breed animals in captivity and, thus, to increase the success of ex situ conservation programs. In this study, we monitored suckling behavior of 26 cubs born between 2008 and 2012 at "El Acebuche" Iberian Lynx Breeding Centre. The cubs devoted 251 ± 19.7 min (mean ± SE) to lactation on the day of birth, while mothers spent 426 ± 27 min (mean ± SE) nursing their offspring. The time cubs spent suckling decreased exponentially as they grown, until they were fully weaned at 65 ± 2.6 days. The onset of weaning (first intake of solid food) occurred at 54 ± 1.35 days (mean ± SE). Thus, the strict lactation period occupied most of the overall lactation period. Both suckling and maternal behavior were affected by litter size. In twins and triplets, the competition between siblings caused a decrease in the time spent suckling, in spite of the mothers spending more time nursing their young. Finally, no significant differences were found in time spent suckling between littermates or depending on the sex of the cub. Lactation appeared to play a key role in the nutrition of the Iberian lynx and should therefore be conveniently managed in captive breeding programs of this threatened species. Zoo Biol. 35:216–221, 2016. © 2016 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Zoo Biology
https://doi.org/10.1002/zoo.21286
Published - 1 May 2016
10.1002/zoo.21286
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Yerga, J., Calzada, J., Manteca, X., Herrera, I., Vargas, A., & Rivas, A. (2016). Lactation and suckling behavior in the Iberian lynx. Zoo Biology, 35(3), 216-221. https://doi.org/10.1002/zoo.21286
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What is the best term [closed]
In my course work I developed the same game for a few operating systems independently. The game can be played both offline (with a bot) and in multiplayer mode (I have a server for that). Now I write documentation, and I cannot choose a term: it is not an application, nor a software suit. I would like to call it an applications set, but suppose it's incorrect. So, what is the best term?
AivanF.AivanF.
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What will having a better term do for you? Who is struggling understanding what this is? Are you creating a game engine or some sort of game service for other games to be build upon? – JeffO Feb 24 '17 at 13:50
@JeffO it's my own project, I just need to show the work quality in the university. So, there is nothing dangerous, I just want to better understand the terminology of software products. – AivanF. Feb 24 '17 at 13:55
This question might be a better fit for English stack exchange – Brad Thomas Feb 24 '17 at 14:01
Your game itself is definitely an application. Each port of the game is an application, I guess you could say that you have a set of applications, each one for a different operating system. – Snoop Feb 24 '17 at 14:57
The same program rewritten for different platforms are generally called ports. I would say that you have written several ports of a single application.
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How about a "multi-platform application"?
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Q: Popular DataGridView com Entity Framwork
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*Possuo no SQL Server um banco de dados chamado LOJA;

*Nesse banco possuo uma tabela chamada Funcionario, ela contém 5 colunas sendo elas respectivamente: Nome, CPF, DataAdmissao, DataDemissao, IdFuncionario.

*Na minha aplicação C# eu já fiz a conexão com o banco de dados por meio do ADO.NET Model Entity Framwork e o modelo se chama LojaEntities.

*Quero agora popular o datagridview1 com somente 3 colunas da tabela Funcionario, que seriam respectivamente; IDFuncionario, Nome, CPF.

Qual a melhor forma de fazer a povoação?

A: Enfim, pesquisei um pouco mais e acho que cheguei a solução. O que soluciona meu problema é o chamado objeto anônimo, onde precisamos selecionar mais de um item de u
var db = new LojaEntities();
var consulta = from p in db.Funcionarios select new {p.Nome, p.CPF, p.Endereco};
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JJF flotation cell is one of various specifications of Xinhai flotation cells. It is developed referring to the famous flotation cells overseas, and owns many improvements according to Xinhai rich mineral processing experience. So this passage tell you some operation tips for this kind of flotation cell.
1, How to guarantee the working efficiency of JJF floatation cell?
JJF Flotation cell is widely used for separating non-ferrous metal, black metal, noble metal, non-metal mineral, raw body and materials of chemical industry, which are subject to roughing and scavenging of large and middle scale floatation plants.


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Q: R2OpenBUGS Error: node not stochastic  I have a specific problem in Running R2OpenBUGS in R. But it runs perfectly well in OpenBUGS.
I want to understand what the problem is.
Here is my code:
model volatility;
const n=180;
{
    # likelihood: joint distribution of ys
    for (t in 1:n) { yisigma2[t] <- 1/exp(theta[t]);
    y[t] ~ dnorm(0,yisigma2[t]);

}
prior distributions
mu ~ dnorm(0,0.1);
phistar ~ dbeta(20,1.5);
itau2 ~ dgamma(2.5,0.025);
beta <- exp(mu/2);
phi <- 2*phistar-1;
tau <- sqrt(1/itau2);
theta0 ~ dnorm(mu,itau2);
thmean[1] <- mu + phi*(theta0-mu);
theta[1] ~ dnorm(thmean[1],itau2);
for (t in 2:n)
 {
         thmean[t] <- mu + phi*(theta[t-1]-mu);
             theta[t] ~ dnorm(thmean[t],itau2);

 }
}

R Code:
svm.sim <- bugs(data, inits, model.file = "C:/Documents and Settings/code.txt",
 parameters = c("mu", "phi", "tau"),
 n.chains = 1, n.iter = 1000, codaPkg = TRUE,debug=TRUE)
and here is the error shown in log of OpenBUGS when I run it from R:
model is syntactically correct
data loaded
model compiled
this component of node is not stochastic phi error pos 25
unable to generate initial values for node  of type UpdaterNormal.StdUpdater
model must be initialized before updating
model must be initialized before monitors used
model must be initialized before monitors used
model must be initialized before monitors used
model must be initialized before monitors used
model must be initialized before DIC can be monitored
model must be initialized before updating
model must be initialized before monitors used
DIC monitor not set
Any help will be greatly appreciated
Thank You and Regards
Dinakar

A: I ran your code with a slight modification (see below) and it seemed to work fine. I did specify the value n as data, and let OpenBUGS generate initial values itself. Is it an issue with how you specified your inits?
    sink("stack_model.txt")
    cat("
    model{
    # likelihood: joint distribution of ys
    for (t in 1:n)
    {
    yisigma2[t] <- 1/exp(theta[t])
    y[t] ~ dnorm(0,yisigma2[t])
  }
  mu ~ dnorm(0,0.1)
  phistar ~ dbeta(20,1.5)
  itau2 ~ dgamma(2.5,0.025)
  beta <- exp(mu/2)
  phi <- 2*phistar-1
  tau <- sqrt(1/itau2)
  theta0 ~ dnorm(mu,itau2)
  thmean[1] <- mu + phi*(theta0-mu)
  theta[1] ~ dnorm(thmean[1],itau2)
  for (t in 2:n)
  {
    thmean[t] <- mu + phi*(theta[t-1]-mu)
    theta[t] ~ dnorm(thmean[t],itau2)

  }
}",fill=TRUE)
sink()
win.data<-list(n=180)
svm.sim <- bugs(win.data, inits=NULL, model.file = "stack_model.txt", parameters = c("mu", "phi", "tau"), n.chains = 2, n.iter = 1000, DIC=F, debug=TRUE,  codaPkg =TRUE)


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Tuscany Diet
About Mediterranean Diet
Mediterranean Diet: definition and benefits
Mediterranean Diet and population health
Mediterranean Diet and greenhouse gas emissions
Carbohydrates: definition, classification and functions
Starch: definition, structure and classification
Glycogen metabolism
Glycogen synthesis
Sucrose: history, extraction process and digestion
Lactose: definition, digestion, intolerance, lactulose
Maltose in foods and germinating seeds
Fructose: sources, sweetening power, metabolism
Galactose: definition, foods, metabolism, myelin
Digestion of carbohydrates in humans
Absorption of monosaccharides
Definition, composition and structure of the proteins
Protein classification
Physiology and biochemistry of protein digestion
Lipids: definition, classification and functions
Lipid digestion in the stomach and small intestine
Lipid absorption in the intestine
Lipolysis in white adipose tissue
Fatty acids: structure and classification
Saturated fatty acids: structure, classification, foods
Unsaturated fatty acids: structure, classification, diet
List of fatty acids
Nutrition and
Prevention of hypercholesterolemia
Hypertension: definition, classification, prevention
Acidity regulators
Compounds used as anticaking agents and other uses
Emulsifiers, stabilisers, thickeners and gelling agents
Glazing agents, propellant gases, modified starches
Fig. 1 – Butter
Saturated fatty acids (SFA) contain no double bonds and have general formula R-COOH in which the R- group is a straight-chain hydrocarbon of the form CH3(CH2)n with varying length ranging from short chain length (volatile liquids) to chain lengths of 30 or more carbon atoms (waxy solids), though the most common and important fatty acids, found in many different plant and animal fats, contain between 12 and 22 carbon atoms.
They are stable to oxidation as a result of the saturation of their carbon chain.
In the human diet the most consumed saturated fatty acids are myristic, palmitic and stearic acids.
Saturated fatty acids and chain lenght
Short chain: up to 6 carbon atoms
Short chain fatty acids in certain foods
Medium chain: from 8 to 12 carbon atoms
Long and very long chain: from 14 atoms onwards
Formic acid (IUPAC name: methanoic acid): one carbon atom
Acetic acid (IUPAC name: ethanoic acid): 2 carbon atoms
Propionic acid (IUPAC name: propanoic acid): 3 carbon atoms
Butyric acid: 4 carbon atoms
Caproic acid: 6 carbon atoms
They are volatile molecules with high water solubility, a short chain length and small molecular size.
They are present ubiquitously in the gastrointestinal tract of mammals where they are the end products of bacterial digestion of carbohydrates, that is undigested starch and dietary fiber; in normal conditions the major short chain saturated fatty acids produced are acetic, propionic and butyric acid; caproic acid is present in small proportions except if diet contains high carbohydrate levels.
To some extent, these fatty acids can be absorbed and used by colonic enterocytes as metabolic substrates, also as an energy source (butyric acid is a significant metabolic fuel for enterocytes), and appear to be essential for normal colonic function (again, butyric acid formed in the colon may have some anticarcinogenic action).
They can also be produced by microbial proteolysis followed by deamination.
Short chain SFA are lower in caloric value than medium chain and long chain fatty acids with the following caloric values: acetic acid, 3.5 kcal/g, propionic acid 5.0 kcal/g, butyric acid 6.0 kcal/g and caproic acid, 7.5 kcal/g.
Fig. 2 – The sn Positions of Triacylglycerols
Short chain saturated fatty acids formic, acetic and propionic acids are uncommon in naturally occurring fats but are present in many food products.
In triacylglycerols of fat milk from cows, sheep and goats they are mainly esterified in the sn-3 position (where sn– indicates stereospecific numbering).
Through the action of pancreatic and gastric lipase on triacylglycerols, that preferentially hydrolyze sn-3 esters, they are likely to be completely hydrolyzed in the lumen of the stomach and small intestine.
Butyric acid and caproic acid, together with smaller amounts of caprylic and capric acids plus lauric acid (medium chain fatty acids), are present in bovine milk (butyric acid represents approximately 5%-10% and caproic acid 3%-5% of fatty acids in bovine milk triacylglycerols). Milk from goats and sheep also contains butyric, caproic and caprylic acids but capric acid is present in larger amounts.
Butyric and caproic acids, with medium-chain saturated fatty acids caprylic and capric acids occur in a few seeds.
Caprylic acid (8 carbon atoms)
Capric acid (10 carbon atoms)
Lauric acid (12 carbon atoms)
They have good water solubility.
As aforementioned some of them are present, together with certain short chain fatty acids, in triacylglycerols of milk fat from bovine, goats and sheep.
Caprylic acid may be a precursor for de novo synthesis of long chain fatty acids such as myristic and palmitic acids.
Lauric acid predominates in seed fats of the Lauraceae family, from which its name derives.
Myristic acid (14 carbon atoms)
Palmitic acid (16 carbon atoms)
Stearic acid (18 carbon atoms)
Arachidic acid (20 carbon atoms)
Behenic acid (22 carbon atoms)
Lignoceric acid (24 carbon atoms)
They have low or absent water solubility.
Myristic acid predominates in seed fats of the Myristicaceae family, from which its name derives.
Palmitic acid is the commonest saturated fatty acid in plant and animal (in fish oils, in the milk and storage fat of many mammals) lipids, but generally not present in very large proportions. With oleic acid and linoleic acid it is one of the most abundant fatty acids in triacylglycerols of adipose tissue and plasma lipoproteins.
Stearic acid is one of the most common long-chain fatty acids; it is abundant in beef fat, in cotton, coconut, palm kernel, castor beans, rapeseed, soybeans and sunflowers oils, in cocoa butter and it has been reported not to raise plasma cholesterol levels. Because stearic acid has a melting point higher than body temperature, triglycerides containing it in high amounts are poorly absorbed in humans.
Behenic acid is also poorly absorbed.
Long chain saturated fatty acids (20 carbon atoms and greater) are major components in only a few uncommon seed oils and up to 26 carbons in length are found in small amounts in most animal tissues.
They are used by the food industry to make low-calorie lipids.
Fig. 3 – The sn Positions of Phospholipids
In general, SFA in membranes are confined to the sn-1 position of phospholipids and have 16 to 18 carbon atoms (in sn-2 there are 18 to 20 carbon atom unsaturated fatty acids); in triacylglycerols saturated fatty acids, often long chain ones, (or monounsaturated fatty acids) tend to be in sn-1 and sn-3 positions (in sn-2 position there are polyunsaturated fatty acids).
Akoh C.C. and Min D.B. "Food lipids: chemistry, nutrition, and biotechnology" 3th ed. 2008
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Biochemistry, Metabolism, and Nutrition
Healthy body fat loss and control
Nutrition and sport
Multifunctional enzymes
Multienzyme complexes
Pyruvate dehydrogenase complex
The pentose phosphate pathway
EGCG-epigallo-chatechin gallate
flavanols or cathechins
hydroxycinnamic acid or hydroxycinnamates
proanthocyanidins or condensed tannins
processing of tea leaves
saturated fatty acids
theaflavins
thearubigins


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J. B. Bernstein
NarratorGeorge Newbern
Non-fictionSportsBiographiesSports
From the farmlands of India to the fields of major league baseball, this fascinating memoir tells the story of a man who forever changed the lives of two talented young men through a pitching contest in India. The official tie-in book to Disney's major motion picture, starring Jon Hamm.
A TRUE STORY OF FINDING THE AMERICAN DREAM . . . ABROAD
India is a country with more than one billion people, a fanatical national cricket obsession, and exactly zero talent scouts. There, superstar sports agent J. B. Bernstein knew that he could find the Yao Ming of baseball— someone with a strong arm and enough raw talent to pitch in the major leagues. Almost no one in India is familiar with the game, but Bernstein had heard enough coaches swear that if you gave them a guy who throws a hundred miles an hour, they could teach him how to pitch. So in 2007, Bernstein flew to Mumbai with a radar gun and a plan to find his diamond in the rough. His idea was The Million Dollar Arm, a reality television competition with a huge cash prize and a chance to become the first native of India to sign a contract with an American major-league team.
The result is a humorous and inspiring story about three guys transformed: Bernstein, the consummate bachelor and shrewd businessman, and Dinesh and Rinku, the two young men from small farming villages whom he brought home to California. Million Dollar Arm is a timeless reflection on baseball and the American dream, as well as a tale of victory over incredible odds. But, above all, it's about the limitless possibilities inside every one of us.
(c)2014 J.B. Bernstein. All rights reserved.(P)2014 Simon & Schuster, Inc. All rights reserved.
Published1. 4. 2014
PublisherSimon & Schuster Audio
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