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Strategies for the Molecular Imaging of Amyloid and the Value of a Multimodal Approach
Amandeep Kaur, Elizabeth J. New, Margaret Sunde
Research output: Contribution to journal › Review Article › Research › peer-review
Protein aggregation has been widely implicated in neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's disease, frontotemporal dementia, Parkinson's disease, and Huntington disease, as well as in systemic amyloidoses and conditions associated with localized amyloid deposits, such as type-II diabetes. The pressing need for a better understanding of the factors governing protein assembly has driven research for the development of molecular sensors for amyloidogenic proteins. To date, a number of sensors have been developed that report on the presence of protein aggregates utilizing various modalities, and their utility demonstrated for imaging protein aggregation in vitro and in vivo. Analysis of these sensors highlights the various advantages and disadvantages of the different imaging modalities and makes clear that multimodal sensors with properties amenable to more than one imaging technique need to be developed. This critical review highlights the key molecular scaffolds reported for molecular imaging modalities such as fluorescence, positron emission tomography, single photon emission computed tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging and includes discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of each modality, and future directions for the design of amyloid sensors. We also discuss the recent efforts focused on the design and development of multimodal sensors and the value of cross-validation across multiple modalities.
https://doi.org/10.1021/acssensors.0c01101
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amyloids
fluorescent sensing
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Kaur, A., New, E. J., & Sunde, M. (2020). Strategies for the Molecular Imaging of Amyloid and the Value of a Multimodal Approach. ACS Sensors, 5(8), 2268-2282. https://doi.org/10.1021/acssensors.0c01101
Kaur, Amandeep ; New, Elizabeth J. ; Sunde, Margaret. / Strategies for the Molecular Imaging of Amyloid and the Value of a Multimodal Approach. In: ACS Sensors. 2020 ; Vol. 5, No. 8. pp. 2268-2282.
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Q: Сумма элементов массива после первого отрицательного числа Необходимо найти сумму элементов массива после нахождения первого отрицательного элемента и вывести все элементы после первого отрицательного элемента. Например есть массив {0,2,-5,7,4,9,3,-2,5,4,5} необходимо найти первое отрицательное число, здесь -5, затем вывести сумму оставшихся элементов 7,4,9,3,-2,5,4,5}.
У меня не совсем вышло:
    int[]arr = {0,2,-5,7,4,9,3,-2,5,4,5};

    int firstNegative = 0;
    int countIndex = 0;
    int sum = 0;
    for (int i = 0; i < arr.length; i++)
    {
        countIndex++;
        if (arr[i] < 0)
        {
            firstNegative = arr[i];
            for (int j = 0; j < (arr.length - countIndex); j++)
            {
                sum+=arr[j];
            }
            break;
        }
        System.out.println(arr[i]);
    }

    System.out.println("My first: " + firstNegative);
    System.out.println("Sum is: " + sum);

A: Ваша идея со вторым циклом, я бы сказал, не очень хорошая. Если вы прочитаете задачу внимательно, то стане понятно, что вам нужно просто пропускать элементы до того, как найдете первое отрицательное число.
    int[] arr = {0, 2, -5, 7, 4, 9, 3, -2, 5, 4, 5};
    boolean firstNegativeFound = false;
    int sum = 0;
    for (int i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) {
        if (!firstNegativeFound && arr[i] < 0) {
            firstNegativeFound = true;
            continue;
        }
        if (firstNegativeFound) {
            sum += arr[i];
        }
        System.out.println(arr[i]);
    }

    System.out.println("Sum is: " + sum); //35

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Tower Motor Truck Company
Years In Operation: 1917-1923
Models Built: Several Models Built including a light delivery vehicle
Approximate Number of Cars Built: Unknown
Factory Address: 429/510 E. Grove St., Greenville MI
Officers of the Company:
R.J. Tower: President
F.E. Tower: Vice President
F.E. Davis: Vice President and General Manager(1918-formerly of Continental Motors)
S.A. Booth: Secretary and Treasurer(listed in 1921)
C.V. Coats: Secretary and Treasurer
W.M. Vreeland: Genral Sales Manager
T.B. Winter: Stockholder
H.L. Baker: Stockholder
J. Sandwich: Sales Manager(listed in 1921)
A.E. Krigsted: Purchasing Agent(listed in 1921)
A.E. Carlin: Production Manager(listed in 1921)
What can i see today?
There are no known examples of a Tower Truck but this photo shows the truck at the factory..
Find out more about the Tower Truck Company by visiting the Flat River Historical Museum...
Address: 231 N. Franklin St., Greenville, MI, 48848
Phone: (616) 754-5296 or (616) 894-1783
Website: https://flatrivermuseum.org/
The original R.J. Tower Iron Works is still standing but is not open to the public. This is the sight where the prototype truck was constructed and was later displayed in early 1916. It is occupied by Mid-Michigan Machine and Tooling currently.
Address: 429 E. Grove St., Greenville MI, 48838
The original Tower Truck factory is virtually right across the street and is occupied by Federal Mogul. Part of the original structure is still standing.
Address: 510 E. Grove St., Greenville MI., 48838
Long before the Tower Truck Company existed, the company started out as the R.J. Tower Iron Works founded by Samuel Tower in 1874. Tower expanded into other businesses as well...
On October 6th, 1915 it is announced that Tower will build trucks....
The completion of the prototype truck was announced in late October...
An announcement comes in January of 1916 for the planned ground breaking of the new factory....
The Tower Truck Company is incorporated March 6th, 1916 with a capital stock of $50,000....
The new plant construction was underway in May...
October saw an announcement of a new city firetruck. The price tag was $3400 and delivery took place April 30th, 1917. Just like the prototype, the firetruck was also built in the Iron Works building...
By July 1917 the building was nearly complete...
The factory was completed and ready for production...
The stock was going to be increased according to this article from December 5th, 1917. In March of 1918, it was announced the stock would indeed be increased to $200k...
In January 1918, F.E. Davis made trips to Detroit and Cleveland to secure contracts for suppliers to build the trucks...
In February it was announced a Chicago distribution office would be opened...
On March 5th it was announced it would show off a new model for the public...
In January of 1919, Tower showed their products at the Chicago Truck Show...
By April of 1919, the Tower Truck Company had a value of $500,000...
F.E. Davis was named president in the same month. He had come from Continental Motors who were huge suppliers of engines for cars, trucks, and tractors in the Brass Era. Below is a letter that appeared in a 1919 ad written by Davis...
This ad appeared in August announcing a new 3 1/2 ton truck...
These announcements from September and December of 1919 show a 1 1/2 ton model to be added to the lineup...
One of the many selling points of the Tower was their strength and durability...
In late 1919 and early 1920 it was announced there would be an addition to the factory....
This announcement from February of 1920 show Tower will have at least one distributor in California. In March, I.R. Tower headed up an auto show in Oregon. Eventually Tower also had direct factory branches in Chicago, Indianapolis, and Minneapolis...
In mid 1920 the general sales manager, W.M. Vreeland, left Tower to go work at Duplex Truck Distributing in Denver Colorado. Duplex was based out of Lansing, MI...
In October sales were looking up. Minneapolis and Chicago were among the cities that had great prospects...
On January 5th, 1921 the company went into receivership and was shut down for about 3 months as seen here...
Records show in June 1921 the officers of the company and the models being produced continued to carry on...
Things still seemed bright in October of 1923. There had been a joint venture between the National Stores Manufacturing Company of Grand Rapids and Tower Truck. The idea was to make "rolling grocery stores" that would deliver groceries to residents. By the time this article was written, three had already been constructed and a fourth was being built. This seems to be the extent of this business agreement as the Tower ceased to make trucks after 1923.
Different ads for the Tower Truck...
Flat River Historical Society
The Commercial Car Journal-1920/Volume 19
Motor West-1920/1921
Standard Catalog of American Cars-Clark/Kimes
The Commercial Vehicle-Volume 13
Motor West-Volume 34-No. 1
The Automotive Manufacturer-Volume 57
Automotive Industries-Volume 34
The History of Montcalm County-Dasef
Free Press and Courier-Paw Paw MI-June 1916
Library of Congress-Sanborn Fire Insurance Map-1918
Motor Trucks of America-Volume 8
Power Wagon Reference Book-1920
Motor Record-Volume 10
Polk's Michigan State Business Directory-1921
Michigan Manufacturer and Financial Record-Volume 31
The Greenville Independent-1915-1923
The Iron Age-Volume 54/106
The Automobile Journal-Volume 65
Motor World Wholesale-Volume 36
The Motor Truck-Volume 10/12-No. 1
Polk's Michigan State Directory-1887/1888

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Welcome back for another installment of Workshop Wednesday (yes, I'm aware that it's Thursday!) Every other Wednesday (and apparently some Thursdays), I share another way to make your workshop a more functional, organized space. Last time, I showed off my amazing new Kreg workbench. This week, I'm protecting that new workbench surface from paint and stain splatters with a convenient workbench paper roll dispenser!
My old workbench surface was full of "character," if you can call all those drips, scratches and spills character. However, sometimes those blobs of paint would transfer onto a new project, resulting in much swearing when it shows up on a freshly painted surface!
When I built my new workbench, I used the same old door, but flipped it over so I could start with a clean surface. Then I attached a white panel to the top with Liquid Nails.
I want to protect that nice, white surface from paint, stain and glue, but I'm also lazy! I'll never remember to pull out a drop cloth to cover the workbench when I'm all excited to get a project finished. But if there was a roll of paper conveniently located right at the end of the workbench, I might be more inclined to use it!
The dimensions of your workbench paper roll dispenser will depend on both the width of your workbench and the paper you plan to use. I searched high and low for 24″ wide rosin paper to no avail, so I went with white butcher paper. However, I was NOT prepared for how big a 900 foot roll is!
This thing weighs 25 pounds, and would stick out from the end of my workbench by almost 5 inches! To break it down to a more manageable size, I rolled the paper onto a 1″ dowel until it was about three inches wide. I still have more than enough on the big roll to last quite a while!
To build the bracket that will hold the roll in place, I used some scrap 3/4″ plywood left over from my workbench. Cut two pieces to match the width and depth of your paper roll, plus 1/2″ for wiggle room. Join these two pieces together to make an L shape. I used my Kreg Jig to make pocket holes for this step, but you could use any type of screws.
The end pieces will hold the paper roll. Cut them to fit onto the ends of the bracket you just made. Then, using a jig saw or scroll saw, cut out this slightly phallic-looking shape. 😉 It should be slightly wider than the dowel, so it can spin freely. This will allow you to easily slip the paper roll into place, but won't fall out when you pull the paper onto the workbench. Clamp the two pieces together when you're cutting so they'll be symmetrical.
Attach these to the ends of the bracket, and test to make sure you can get your paper roll in and out easily. Trim the dowel so that there's about an inch sticking out on either end, then attach rubber chair tips. This will keep the dowel in place and also pad it for the inevitable hip bumps that will occur.
Remove the paper from the bracket, then hold it to the spot you plan to mount it. Mine will be attached to my Kreg workbench legs, which have convenient holes along their length. I marked the hole location on the back of the bracket with a pencil, then drilled a hole big enough for a 5/16″ bolt. Attach the workbench paper roll dispenser to the legs.
I added a magnetic strip to the end of the work surface for scissors and metal bits I tend to use often. My bracket is at a slight angle because the bolt heads holding the workbench together stick out from the legs. I might add some washers behind the bracket to even it out eventually, but for now I'm not too worried about it!
Now I can just pull out a sheet of paper to protect my work surface every time I paint a new project! No more blobs on my white worktable!
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Vineta, I love this idea. It kind of reminds me of a little kid's paper roll. We're like big kids playing with paints and stuff 😀 Seriously though, this is so smart to build and mount it right on your work table. And the magnetic strip is fantastic.
I bought a roll of white wrapping paper that's thick that I've been on my breakfast bar for small projects. It makes it easier to photograph and keeps hot glue off the counter.
We are like big kids, playing with big blocks and paint. 🙂 I got the white butcher paper for the same reason: better for photographs. I haven't tested it to see how it holds up to paint, but I have so much paper, I could easily do a double layer and still have plenty left over for years to come!
Really smart idea. I love the paper holder and magnetic scissor holder.


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Product & Service Innovation Award: Spain's Caixa Bank introduced Recibox, a trendsetting online and multi-device service for bill payment. Available through the bank's native app, Recibox combines an intuitive user experience with interactive features that enables customers to categorize and compare their bills, communicate with issuing companies, receive alerts, and more. The service advances the evolution of bill service and payment and makes it easier for customers to manage their finances.
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Innovation in Internal Process Improvement Award: DenizBank from Turkey developed "inter-Collect" a scenario-based collection software that combines a best-practice decision engine and a case management system. It enables the bank to minimize collection costs by identifying the most effective ways to allocate resources and to enhance collection effectiveness through consumer-level analysis.
Innovation in Societal & Community Impact Award: Fifth Third Bancorp from the United States tackled the issue of increased foreclosures with its Homeowner Re-employment program. Understanding that loss of jobs is the primary reason for late mortgage payments, the program assists unemployed customers, who are over two payments late on their mortgage, by partnering with a re-employment solutions organization. Forty percent of the participants found meaningful employment and returned to financial stability.
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This week, Andrew and Jessica are on assignment at Anime Expo in the USA so you're stuck with Jeremy, Kerry, Keith and Kat to keep you entertained for about 90 minutes of chatter which, to be totally up front, has far less anime talk than usual.
Topics covered include, but are not limited to, bracing Keith's climate control settings in the van back from a convention, the perils of traveling in general, Kerry's adventures at the Edinburgh Film Festival, what show that was simulcast would we like to release if possible, thoughts on Embossments on packaging, our completely hypothetical pitches for an Ultimate Edition release and then to change things up a bit – as if it hasn't been different compared to the norm already – we introduce the random topic generator to proceedings!
A fun podcast as always! We hope you enjoy listening to it and we'll be back next Friday with another episode for you!


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[kubewatch](https://github.com/bitnami-labs/kubewatch) is a Kubernetes watcher that currently publishes notification to Slack. Run it in your k8s cluster, and you will get event notifications in a slack channel.

## TL;DR;

```console
$ helm install stable/kubewatch
```

## Introduction

This chart bootstraps a kubewatch deployment on a [Kubernetes](http://kubernetes.io) cluster using the [Helm](https://helm.sh) package manager.

## Prerequisites

- Kubernetes 1.12+
- Helm 2.11+ or Helm 3.0-beta3+

## Installing the Chart

To install the chart with the release name `my-release`:

```console
$ helm install stable/kubewatch --name my-release
```

The command deploys kubewatch on the Kubernetes cluster in the default configuration. The [Parameters](#parameters) section lists the parameters that can be configured during installation.

## Uninstalling the Chart

To uninstall/delete the `my-release` deployment:

```console
$ helm delete my-release
```

The command removes all the Kubernetes components associated with the chart and deletes the release.

## Parameters

The following table lists the configurable parameters of the kubewatch chart and their default values.

|               Parameter                  |        Description                                                                                |              Default              |
| ---------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------- |
| `global.imageRegistry`                   | Global Docker image registry                                                                               | `nil`                             |
| `global.imagePullSecrets`                | Global Docker registry secret names as an array                                                            | `[]` (does not add image pull secrets to deployed pods) |
| `affinity`                               | node/pod affinities                                                                                | None                              |
| `image.registry`                         | Image registry                                                                                | `docker.io`                       |
| `image.repository`                       | Image repository                                                                                | `bitnami/kubewatch`               |
| `image.tag`                              | Image tag                                                                                | `{VERSION}`                       |
| `image.pullPolicy`                       | Image pull policy                                                                                | `Always`                          |
| `nameOverride`                           | String to partially override kubewatch.fullname template with a string (will prepend the release name)     | `nil`                             |
| `fullnameOverride`                       | String to fully override kubewatch.fullname template with a string                                         | `nil`                             |
| `nodeSelector`                           | node labels for pod assignment                                                                             | `{}`                              |
| `podAnnotations`                         | annotations to add to each pod                                                                             | `{}`                              |
| `podLabels`                              | additional labesl to add to each pod                                                                       | `{}`                              |
| `replicaCount`                           | desired number of pods                                                                                | `1`                               |
| `rbac.create`                            | If true, create & use RBAC resources                                                                       | `true`                            |
| `serviceAccount.create`                  | If true, create a serviceAccount                                                                           | `true`                            |
| `serviceAccount.name`                    | existing ServiceAccount to use (ignored if rbac.create=true)                                               | ``                                |
| `resources`                              | pod resource requests & limits                                                                             | `{}`                              |
| `slack.enabled`                          | Enable Slack notifications                                                                                | `true`                            |
| `slack.channel`                          | Slack channel to notify                                                                                | `""`                              |
| `slack.token`                            | Slack API token                                                                                | `""`                              |
| `hipchat.enabled`                        | Enable HipChat notifications                                                                               | `false`                           |
| `hipchat.url`                            | HipChat URL                                                                                | `""`                              |
| `hipchat.room`                           | HipChat room to notify                                                                                | `""`                              |
| `hipchat.token`                          | HipChat token                                                                                | `""`                              |
| `mattermost.enabled`                     | Enable Mattermost notifications                                                                            | `false`                           |
| `mattermost.channel`                     | Mattermost channel to notify                                                                               | `""`                              |
| `mattermost.username`                    | Mattermost user to notify                                                                                | `""`                              |
| `mattermost.url`                         | Mattermost URL                                                                                | `""`                              |
| `flock.enabled`                          | Enable Flock notifications                                                                                | `false`                           |
| `flock.url`                              | Flock URL                                                                                | `""`                              |
| `webhook.enabled`                        | Enable Webhook notifications                                                                               | `false`                           |
| `webhook.url`                            | Webhook URL                                                                                | `""`                              |
| `tolerations`                            | List of node taints to tolerate (requires Kubernetes >= 1.6)                                               | `[]`                              |
| `namespaceToWatch`                       | namespace to watch, leave it empty for watching all                                                        | `""`                              |
| `resourcesToWatch`                       | list of resources which kubewatch should watch and notify slack                                            | `{pod: true, deployment: true}`   |
| `resourcesToWatch.pod`                   | watch changes to [Pods](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/pods/pod-overview/)                  | `true`                            |
| `resourcesToWatch.deployment`            | watch changes to [Deployments](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/controllers/deployment/)      | `true`                            |
| `resourcesToWatch.replicationcontroller` | watch changes to [ReplicationControllers](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/controllers/replicationcontroller/) | `false`          |
| `resourcesToWatch.replicaset`            | watch changes to [ReplicaSets](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/controllers/replicaset/)      | `false`                           |
| `resourcesToWatch.daemonset`             | watch changes to [DaemonSets](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/controllers/daemonset/)        | `false`                           |
| `resourcesToWatch.services`              | watch changes to [Services](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/service/)              | `false`                           |
| `resourcesToWatch.job`                   | watch changes to [Jobs](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/controllers/jobs-run-to-completion/) | `false`                           |
| `resourcesToWatch.persistentvolume`      | watch changes to [PersistentVolumes](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/persistent-volumes/)      | `false`                           |

Specify each parameter using the `--set key=value[,key=value]` argument to `helm install`. For example,

```console
$ helm install stable/kubewatch --name my-release \
  --set=slack.channel="#bots",slack.token="XXXX-XXXX-XXXX"
```

Alternatively, a YAML file that specifies the values for the above parameters can be provided while installing the chart. For example,

```console
$ helm install stable/kubewatch --name my-release -f values.yaml
```

> **Tip**: You can use the default [values.yaml](values.yaml)

## Configuration and installation details

### [Rolling VS Immutable tags](https://docs.bitnami.com/containers/how-to/understand-rolling-tags-containers/)

It is strongly recommended to use immutable tags in a production environment. This ensures your deployment does not change automatically if the same tag is updated with a different image.

Bitnami will release a new chart updating its containers if a new version of the main container, significant changes, or critical vulnerabilities exist.

### Create a Slack bot

Open [https://my.slack.com/services/new/bot](https://my.slack.com/services/new/bot) to create a new Slack bot.
The API token can be found on the edit page (it starts with `xoxb-`).

Invite the Bot to your channel by typing `/join @name_of_your_bot` in the Slack message area.

## Upgrading

### To 1.0.0

Helm performs a lookup for the object based on its group (apps), version (v1), and kind (Deployment). Also known as its GroupVersionKind, or GVK. Changing the GVK is considered a compatibility breaker from Kubernetes' point of view, so you cannot "upgrade" those objects to the new GVK in-place. Earlier versions of Helm 3 did not perform the lookup correctly which has since been fixed to match the spec.

In https://github.com/helm/charts/pull/17285 the `apiVersion` of the deployment resources was updated to `apps/v1` in tune with the api's deprecated, resulting in compatibility breakage.

This major version signifies this change.


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Tai Happy Despite Diminishing Returns
Text by Dev Sukumar | BADMINTONPHOTO
Tai Tzu Ying hit the high notes last year, but her season since then has not quite justified her prodigious talent.
With her victories in Hong Kong and the Dubai World Superseries Finals late last year, 2015 promised to be her year. It hasn't quite turned out that way as she has struggled with consistency. Her second loss yesterday meant that her hopes of defending her title in Dubai faded.
She started the year well with a semi-final placing at the All England, followed by a first-round loss in Malaysia. Then came her high point of the year – a final at the Singapore Open, which she lost to China's Sun Yu after holding three match points. She had a great opportunity to claim a BWF World Championships medal, with six match points against Indonesia's Lindaweni Fanetri in the quarter-finals. That she blew them does not weigh heavily on her mind; she appears able to quickly put these setbacks behind her.
"I'm not really disappointed that I haven't been able to win a title this year," she says. "I'm happy with my game and I have no plans to change it. Maybe I need to get a bit more consistent. The loss in the World Championships doesn't hurt now; I don't really think about it."
Tai admits, though, that players like Carolina Marin have set a high standard physically that has the others struggling to catch up.
"Marin is tall, powerful and left-handed, so she's a hard player to face. I would say she has set a very high standard."
Nevertheless, the Chinese Taipei star is happy with where she stands; her happy-go-lucky attitude has stood her in good stead through her good times and she has no plans to change the way she plays.
"I've been playing well, but I've been running into strong opponents," said Tai. "I'm also considered one of the strong players, but it's not like last year when I was able to win titles. I've just been able to maintain my ranking. I injured my foot in Hong Kong and that's troubled me here in Dubai. I do believe next year will be better."


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Puppy saved after arsonists fail to burgle Manchester pub
By Oli Gross contact
Not every arson attack has a silver lining, but at least thieves who broke into a Manchester pub were stumped by the till's locks, and nobody was caught in the blaze apart from a puppy – which was later saved by a heroic fireman.
Six firefighters tackled the fire at the Sir Robert Peel pub in Edgeley at 5:50am this morning (16 September).
No humans were injured in the blaze, but Manchester Fire and Rescue Service confirmed a puppy was saved in the first floor kitchen.
Manchester Evening News reported the fire was started by thieves, who had smashed a window to gain entrance before failing in attempts to break into the till and fruit machine, and finally setting fire to the carpet, table and chairs before fleeing.
Dan Wade, watch manager at King Street station, said: "There was no one there so we left the dog with the police and a bowl of water.
"She was fine although the fire produced quite a lot of smoke and the downstairs of the pub was smoke-logged. If a passer by had not heard the smoke alarm this could have been much worse."
Police have appealed for witnesses.
Fires commonly plague publicans and can devastate their businesses.
Earlier this week a Dorset publican appealed for the trade's help after a fire ravaged his pub, potentially leaving his family homeless.
Mike Long has started a crowdfunding campaign to raise £290,000 to rebuild Chideock's Clockhouse Inn after he was told he was under-insured.
He urged other licensees to ensure their insurance policies cover them for similar problems.
More than 14 fire crews tackled the blaze, which is believed to have started in a chimney, when it broke out earlier this year.
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My overview of the August 1914 scenarios continues! Here's a look at some more scenarios, as the campaign progresses.
With the Russians falling back after the morning actions, the Germans marched after them in pursuit. German troops faced no resistance when they entered Allenstein, while the Russian XIII Corps retreated to the south. Otto von Below of I Reserve Corps received orders to pursue them after army command had already sent his divisions south without his approval. "Just like a wargame," he muttered to his staff.
Flushed with an easy victory, the Germans passed through Allenstein in parade formation and pressed southward after the Russian XIII Corps. The corps rear guard turned and fought with suicidal abandon, resisting until its ammunition was exhausted and then charging the Germans with bayonets. The sacrifice bought time for their divisions to rally, but time was running out for Second Army.
Once again, the title made this a must-design scenario. A Russian rear guard is tasked with holding off an assault by a much larger German force, but the Germans are lower-morale reservists without a whole lot of artillery support. There are more Russian troops strung out along the road south of the initial battlefield who can be summoned to help out or left to hold the key road hexes. It's an unusual situation that should challenge both players.
Stationed in Warsaw during peacetime and thus spared most of the court ceremonial assigned to the Guard Corps, yet drawing on the pick of the officer corps and draft pool, the Russian 3rd Guards Division considered itself the best fighting division in the Imperial Army. Sent forward to shore up Second Army's crumbling left flank, the Keksgolmski Guards Regiment faced an entire German division by itself. The Guardsmen dug rifle pits and fox holes behind a thick cavalry screen, and awaited the Germans with professional indifference.
For once, the Russian cavalry did its job, making it difficult for the Germans to approach the main line of resistance in an orderly fashion. When they did, they met a wall of rifle and machinegun fire that inflicted massive casualties at little loss to the Guardsmen. The Russian officers, using all the lessons won in 1904 and 1905 at such great cost, had laid out interlocking fields of fire and instilled strict fire discipline in their men.
This one is very tough on the Germans – they have a good-sized force with good morale and artillery support, but they are facing the cream of the Russian Army. The Guards are dug in, they have sky-high morale and many more than the usual number of leaders. Somehow the Germans must force their way through.
Thanks to the fierce rearguard action south of Allenstein, XIII Corps pulled away to the south in hopes of joining intact Russian formations still fighting the Germans. But reports came that the Germans were already across their retreat route. While that wasn't quite true, the Germans were very close. The Russians would have to turn and fight again.
German troops of all three classes — regular, reservist and Landwehr — raced in pursuit of the defeated Russians, commandeering civilian transport to get to the battlefield that much faster. Russian XIII Corps command expected to have to fight their way through Hohenstein to join XV Corps, but managed to get there ahead of the Germans. With the enemy now close behind, the Russians put up furious resistance and German casualties piled up. The situation seemed well in hand until a battalion of heavy howitzers from the Königsberg garrison arrived along with the divisional artillery of two German divisions. The heaviest barrage of the war in the East to date broke the Russian lines, and the formerly organized retreat became a rout.
This is a huge scenario, with what seems like every infantry piece in the game in play on the board (not really, but pretty close) and all six maps in play. The Germans are trying to pursue the retreating Russians, while the Russian division on the board has to stop them from getting past. The Germans have plenty of artillery support, though their force's quality varies from Landwehr to regular army. All of the Russian artillery is on the board, though it appears that no ammunition depletion number was included in development (let's go with 10).
As the German Eighth Army turned away from the Russian First Army to attack Second Army, the Russian General Staff ordered First Army to strike the exposed German rear. First Army lurched forward slowly, with only Lt. Gen. Vasili Iosivich Gurko's 1st Cavalry Division showing much aggression. The advance reached the outskirts of Allenstein, where it reported stiff enemy resistance.
Gurko claimed that his troopers sighted Allenstein, headquarters of the German Eighth Army, but lacked the strength to take it from the infantry that issued from the town to stop them. German accounts mention no such action, but do acknowledge that only the Russian cavalry made any attempt to bring aid from First Army to its beleaguered sister formation.
After a deep-penetration raid through German territory, a Russian cavalry division comes upon a German town held by about a regiment's worth of Landwehr. The Russians are worn out and have limited artillery support; the Germans aren't very good but they are on the defensive.
With Second Army disintegrating around him, its commander, Alexander Vasilievich Samsonov, ordered his last remaining intact force to march north to relieve the encirclement. XXIII Corps had the army's two best formations, and they still had the combat power to completely overturn the situation in East Prussia. A hastily summoned German force would have to hold off the relief effort or it might be the Germans offering up their swords instead of Samsonov's officers.
Russian and German accounts of this battle differ somewhat; both agree that the Neidenburg garrison held the roads south of town for some hours before giving way before the Guards' attack. According to the Russian version, the Guardsmen took Neidenburg in the afternoon; the Germans claim that their men held out until well after darkness had fallen. Either way, the attack failed to rescue Second Army, as the formations trapped to the north of town could not coordinate their own efforts to break the somewhat disorganized cordon held by the German I Corps.
The Russians are in a sticky situation, forced to attack northward along a pair of roads against a dug-in German force that's initially pretty small but receives multiple waves of reinforcements. The Russians have a lone way to go – all six boards are in play, and the Russians have to force their way across all of them. But the Russians are the elite of the elite, and if anyone can execute this mission it's the 3rd Guard Division.
With the crossroads town of Ortelsburg back in German hands, Lt. Gen. Otto Hennig of the 35th Infantry Division determined that it would remain that way. When aerial spotting reports passed on word of a large Russian column approaching the town, Hennig took personal command of the small garrison and told them that he and his staff would fight alongside them to the last round. Meanwhile, the rest of his division wandered aimlessly through the woods to the south, bereft of direction.
Hennig managed to find a pair of small reinforcing groups that helped hold off the Russian attack, but those additions only delayed the inevitable. Instead, German and Russian moves elsewhere saved the German general from his own stupidity. Just as the Russians were about to finish off the small German force, the Russian VI Corps received orders to pull back over the border into Russian Poland. Meanwhile, XVII Corps commander August von Mackensen, despairing of convincing Hennig to follow one of the corps' repeated direct orders to return to his post, finally ordered 35th Division's component units to march on Ortelsburg and retrieve their commander.
The Russians have overwhelming numerical superiority in this one-board scenario, but they have to take every town hex. While casualties play no direct role in the victory conditions, in practical terms that means they'll have to wipe out the German defenders (which is possible – there aren't that many of them even though they have better morale and heavier artillery.
Emboldened by First Army's seeming inability to mount a serious assault against the outmoded Fort Boyen, the small garrison took the fight to the Russians. Informed that the fort would form a jumping-off point for the German Eighth Army's planned offensive against First Army, on his own initiative the garrison commander, Col. Busse, gathered his mobile forces and set out to widen the bridgehead for this future operation.
The sheer, unbridled idiocy of Busse's attack took the Russians by surprise, and the Landwehr somehow managed to push them back several kilometers from Fort Boyen. Over the coming days regular troops from XVII Corps would pass into the zone cleared by this impetuous attack. But the Landwehr failed to advance to the trench lines the Russians had been digging for days; the regulars would still face a serious challenge in breaking out of the L�tzen Gap.
The German player has surprise on his side in this scenario and, well, not much else. At least his threshold for victory isn't too onerous, or wouldn't be if his troops just weren't so bad. It's an interesting little scenario, with the better force son the defensive and the poor-quality Landwehr having to attack with the help of a slight numerical advantage and not much else.
Following the defeat of the Russian Second Army at Tannenberg, the German Eighth Army turned its attention back to the First Army. Reinforced with two corps and an independent division from the Western Front, Hindenburg rushed his troops eastward to push the Russians off every inch of German soil rather than strike south to finish off Second Army. But the Russians had brought forward reinforcements of their own, with the new Tenth Army taking the field south of First Army's lines.
As the vanguard of III Siberian Corps and Tenth Army, the Finnish riflemen had been expected to hold their ground to allow those formations to deploy in front of the German advance. But the German Landwehr, gaining great confidence after their successes at Tannenberg, would not be denied. They pushed the troops many considered the Russian Army's best regular infantry out of the town of Bialla, beginning what would be known as the First Battle of the Masurian Lakes.
The conclusion probably should have noted that the "Finnish" troops were not Finns, but long-service Russian regulars stationed in Finland. Finns were exempt from conscription under the Russian Empire, though they could and did volunteer for service. In this scenario, the Finnish Rifles must hold against attacking Landwehr, who are very well-led and have serious numbers, but not a whole lot of other advantages.
And that wraps this segment of our scenario overview. We'll conclude it next time, and then prepare for more Infantry Attacks adventures.
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Director of Apparel Design at the Art Institute of Portland, Sue Bonde greets the Thursday evening crowd.
Portland Fashion Week's Thursday show was a confluence of dichotomies—the young mingling with the old, cell phone cameras snapping beside Canon Mark IIIs, and stilettos seated next to flip-flops. But there was no greater contrast than the venue itself.
Held at Vigor Industrial Shipyard on Swan Island, Portland's glitterati watched some of the city's most ambitious designers showcase collections in a deceivingly stunning space. The unfinished concrete floors and walls were only the beginning. The warehouse's exposed pipes and train pullies framed stark white, floor-to-ceiling curtains serving as room dividers. Illuminated by blue LED low wattage lights, the drapes were ethereal, almost floating across the room, teasing patrons about what lay behind them.
Apart from the lighting, Portland's executive show directors made sure that even the most minute detail passed green standards. From the bamboo, nail-free runway, to the use of electrical connectors that don't require tape reinforcement, (no tape, no landfill) Portland has the most sustainable fashion week in the world.
We're not in the tents of Bryant Park anymore.
After my third row seat was upgraded to first (press passes are so shameless) I positioned myself across from Anna Cohen, one of Portland's most acclaimed designers, and Sue Bonde, the director of apparel design at the Art Institute of Portland. Both women are so talented, so chic and most importantly this evening, part of the judging panel for the Emerging Designer showcase. Jo Carter, Marjorie Skinner, and Marie Saturn rounded out the illustrious group who sat patiently waiting for the show to start an hour late.
Seattle-based designer, Suzabelle opened the show with sunburst seams, vibrant colors and nautical stripes. Her everyday looks flirted with avant-garde: necks were adorned with ruffled, Victorian chokers.
Five Portland Art Institute seniors gave previews of their collection by sending three looks each down the runway. Emily Kathryn Carol stuck to the demonstrative: oh-so-high waisted wool pants, paired with suspenders and cuffs that were tripled in width.
The last show of the evening, the Emerging Designer showcase, started with an unfamiliar name. A senior at the Art Institute of Portland, Janeane Marie was a late add to the roster, but her clothing constructions solidified why she was among the most anticipated walks of the night.
Marie introduced us to her looks with a futuristic feel. An everyday racer back tank was embellished with stripped fabric rolled into thin ropes and placed asymmetrically from shoulder to hip. Her wool herringbone suit jacket and matching pencil skirt was paired with a teal herringbone patterned silk blouse, a look that screamed, "I'm overwhelming!" but really was quite the opposite.
Coraline costume designer Paloma Soledad brought the drama. Her handmade corsets, embellished with vintage and unique hardware were the stars of the show. Even the eccentric and overstated head pieces each model wore could not distract from what was around their waists. The hand-painted lambskin crimson corset, with buckles and buttons dating from the 1930s is gallery worthy. The antique keys adorning a curry colored creation were amplified by the model carrying locks and chains down the runway.
Like most women, Angelia Sasmita loves the sweetheart cut. Her couture line told us so. Although the Seattle bridal designer stuck to a muted palate, her craftsmanship spoke loudly. Her mint strapless gown was architecturally beautiful. The dramatic accordion folding around the bodice was then punctuated by tiny pearls. Sasmita ended her show with a look that stands for everything she is as a designer. The hoop skirt bridal gown was adorned with lace, crystals, pearls, ribboned flowers and an oversized bow.
Mira Fannin's Sweet Skins line out of Eugene is undeniably urban. Her organic denim jumpsuit was cropped at the ankle, with tied denim bows adorning each bare shoulder. The unfinished hems on the majority of her line gave it a more relaxed feel, making us in stuffy heels and slacks wishing we could get our hands on her whimsical silk tops or her organic cotton maxi dress.
Noticeably absent from the evening's show was Reyburn Brown and Owen Johnson, two local designers chosen at Augusts' audition. When Emerging Designer candidates came to present their collections to the judging panel on September 17, executive director Prasenjit Tito Chowdhury said they just weren't ready.
As the audience filed out of the staging area, they were asked to submit their vote for their favorite collection of the evening. The results were tallied and revealed at the after party, hosted by Candy Ultralounge on NW Couch in the Pearl.
While Chowdhury danced with Bonde to Jamie Foxx's "Blame It" (I have photographic evidence) the mic screeched in an attempt to grab everyone's attention. As the crowd started to settle, Bonde leaned into me and said, "I hope she's going to be totally blown away." And so she was. The 2009 Emerging Designer winner, Paloma Soledad, was utterly humbled by the experience. "Thank you Portland," she said. "I had such a great time tonight." Her sentiment was echoed by everyone present.


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Exclusive: Vasiliy Lomachenko has 'humility of greatness' says actor friend Saïd Taghmaoui
Main NewsAug 30, 2019by Umbreen Khan
Top French-Moroccan actor Saïd Taghmaoui explains to Umbreen Khan what makes his close friend Vasiliy Lomachenko so special
Saïd Taghmaoui
Milling around, eschewing the familiar spotlight, at the Vasyl Lomachenko vs Luke Campbell final press conference this week was Saïd Taghmaoui, French-Moroccan actor and star of films as diverse as Wonder Woman and the seminal La Haine. A fan of his work, I spotted him and he was gracious enough to grant Seconds Out an interview regarding his boxing history and close friendship with Lomachenko.
When did your interest in boxing start?
I started when I was really young, I used to fight when I was a kid. In clubs, amateur, very serious and I wanted to become world champion when I was a kid. That was my sport and boxing brought me so much in life, like a 'backspin'. It gave me all the values to become a man; respect, fear, training, dedication all that, all that backspin will help you to become a real man.
When did you stop boxing, although you still train?
I still train [like] crazy, I never really stopped. I have stopped competing a long time ago because I became an actor and you've got to make a choice and honestly the choice was really quick for me because my passion for movies and acting is the same as boxing, but I always promised to myself that I will stay next to this sport which helped me to become who I am. I met so many people when I was a kid in boxing and I keep in touch with them and some of them have become the best champions so I'll do anything for them. I'm a movie star and when I'm around them, they are the stars, I'll give them everything that I have, I even carry the bags. I'm just happy to be there, it's a blessing because for me, they are superstars. They are superheroes of everyday, everyday superheroes, the real ones like my father who nobody knows but raised eight kids and who had to provide food to the table. That's the real hero of the everyday life.
When and how did you first meet Vasiliy Lomachenko?
Like four-five years ago, the boxing world, my friends, connections, I was a fan too you know, so we get along together and I decided to help them and bring anything that I could to the table.
Will you be ringside again on Saturday?
I'm going to be ringside obviously, maybe carrying the belt again, we'll see, anything. Even if I don't do any of that I'm just happy to be around and to be a part of history.
How do you think the fight will go?
Tough, tough fight. I believe the fight is going to be a very technical fight. It depends how Campbell is going to handle that, he has reach and all that but we are going to find out in the first couple of rounds but you've got to understand, there are levels to this shit and Vasiliy has something that is quite unique. There is only one Vasiliy and he comes once every century. Just that dedication, sacrifice since he was a kid and he has all the abilities, he's just something else.
Have you seen him in training and during camp?
Of course, not only training, I was lucky enough to witness more than just training, I was lucky enough to witness some private moments, I'm privileged, very privileged.
He seems very welcoming.
You know if you go to Pakistan in the mountain and you see a little village and the pure people for real who don't have any interest in anything, who are part of God and race and belief and train and hard work? That's what he is. He's part of those shy… the real brave ones, that's what it is. He has that thing of greatness, that humility of greatness, so simple man, such a man of values like for real. Before I'm a fan of the man, before the fight, we are the same level. He is as good as a human being as he is a boxer for real.
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A LOOK AT WHERE WE STARTED
Long before adventurous sailors like Cook, Vancouver, and Quadra charted the waters of the West Coast in the late 1700s, the cedar dugout canoes of the First Nations people paddled the clear waters of Hakai Pass. While these first inhabitants left little visible remains, there is still a distinct mystical quality to the area.
In this century, several generations of commercial fishermen jealously guarded the secret of the abundant salmon and halibut found in these rich waters. They also drank in the beauty from their quiet anchorages in the many protected coves of Hakai Pass.
Our Club was started in 1970 when three friends headed north from Rivers Inlet exploring new fishing areas. They anchored their boat near the present camp location. It didn't take them long to realize the incredible potential of Hakai Pass. When the friends returned to Vancouver, they began a process of securing a land lease from the Provincial Government. Others soon joined in their dream. The beginnings were humble, but season by season a camp was hewn out of the wilderness. We are thankful for the hard work and determination of early Club members who built the Club to what it is today.
History of Hakai
Land & Sea FISHING CLUB
—— By Phillip Chutter ——
Hakai Passage was "discovered" in July 1969 by Philip Chutter, John Clark and George Davenport. They had been fishing in Rivers Inlet but were chased out by the killer whales who invaded in great numbers thus ruining the fishing.
They decided to try the place called Hakai up the coast. The weather was terrible, it was raining hard, coupled with a 40 knot wind. It was too rough to fish, so we (there were 12 of us) played cards, etc. John, George and I decided to row ashore and see what the white beach was all about. It was beautiful and we decided that on our return to Vancouver we would see who actually owned the land.
We were told that it was Crown Land but that we could obtain a 20 year lease for 100 feet of waterfront each. We flew back to Hakai with a tape measure and found that the waterfront measured 1400 feet. This meant that to lease the whole of the waterfront we would need 12 additional people and so we set out to find 12 "gentlemen" fishermen and were most successful. The next step was to post the land using the proper forms, giving names, citizenships, dates of birth, etc.
We flew back up to Hakai and placed 14 posts each bearing the name of the person applying for a lease. It was then necessary to gazette our applications (i.e. publish in every newspaper from Prince Rupert to Vancouver a copy of our application). Eventually our persistence paid off and we were advised that our applications were approved subject to having the leases surveyed. Our pilot Gordon Skelton flew the surveyors to Hakai and made a second trip to bring in their equipment, food, etc. (one of the surveyors was a huge man weighing over 220 pounds – we wondered how he would ever get up those hills). It was then decided to form an association comprising the 14 landholders. Thus was born the Hakai Land and Sea Society.
Planning the new camp and arranging to get the supplies to camp took a considerable amount of time but Island Tug came to our rescue. Art Elworthy agreed to send all the supplies that we required to the site on one of their tugs on or about August 1, 1970. John Clark and I bought a 20 foot Sangstercraft Inboard/Outboard boat with a hard top cabin which we named the Aquarius – John Usborne offered to drive it up to Hakai with our start-up supplies. What a load that was!! The swim grid was under water. John left Vancouver harbour three days ahead of us (the work party). We sent three people up to Port Hardy on commercial aircraft and three of us, including pilot Gordon flew in the Cessna. The timing was perfect. John Usborne, after having to spend three hours tied up behind the Storm Islands to wait for the fog to lift, arrived at the site about noon, we were about an hour ahead of him. Gordon Skelton made two trips to Port Hardy to pick up the rest of the crew. In the meantime we set up two tents on the south side of the point and built a fire and only just in time because it started to rain. During the night the weather worsened, the wind picked up, and the rain increased. At about 2:00 AM our tent blew down and shortly later the other tent blew down. Our pegs holding the tent down would not hold in the sand, what a mess, every one of us was soaked, our sleeping bags were wet and everything was permeated with sand. We were glad to see the daylight when it arrived. Cheerful John Usborne cooked up a fine meal of bacon and eggs and lots of hot coffee on two Coleman stoves.
The day was spent clearing a space and making a foundation for two large tents. We had a chainsaw, a cable come-along and strong backs. While the clearing project was proceeding, John Usborne was keeping the bonfire going and trying to get our sleeping bags dry. The next day the tug arrived with plywood, 2 x 4's, two 10' x 14' wall tents, cook stove, a 2 kw lighting plant, 8 barrels of gasoline, outboard motors, boats, a metal shower stall, and many other items.
We built two 10' x 16' platforms with a walkway between them and then built 4 foot walls to fit the canvas tents. Then tent flies were installed and the shower was installed on the platform between tents. One tent for sleeping and the other was a combination kitchen/dining room and gathering place. We installed a wood burning range, a sink and counter, a refrigerator, shelves, lights, a homemade table, benches and even a Playboy magazine rack. It was unbelievable but we were ready for guests on the third day, including an outhouse and a garbage pit.
The work party actually caught some very fine salmon in the 40 pound size. The tents were used for several years. Around the third year we extended the cook house and built a proper roof and walls, thus doing away with the canvas. We also installed a diesel generator and another deep freeze. The next year a new sleeping room was built, septic tank installed, etc. We thought that the building was burglar proof as the doors were barred and bolted on the inside with the last person leaving by way of a trap door in the floor, but the thieves merely took a chain saw and cut the door in half and stole one of our boats. The next year we fastened strips of steel on the inside of the door and this time the thieves cut a hole through the roof. We decided then to store our assets somewhere else.
The following year a new and larger diesel set was installed, the electric wiring was upgraded to comply with the code and a new Garland electric cook stove and another hot water tank were installed.
When the new diesel was installed it was decided to build a proper power house combined with a drying room to dry life jackets and clothes. Dave Manning and another construction man were given the task of making cement floors and a cement sidewalk. The method they used was different but it worked. Their procedure was, first a layer of sand, then a layer of cement then a sprinkle of water, rake this all together, then repeat the procedure until the correct thickness was obtained. I'll bet this procedure was never used on any of their construction projects BUT it worked and didn't take too long.
The largest chinook landed during the first ten years of operation was caught by a guest. It was too heavy for our scales so the chap who caught it, cleaned it carefully, leaving the head intact, except for the gills. The fish was then wrapped in kelp and buried in the wet sand. The next day the fish was flown to Vancouver, along with its catcher. It weighed 61 pounds after arriving at the seaplane base. Innards, gills, and blood loss account for about 15% of a salmon's body weight so it is likely this fish weighed over 70 pounds when caught! The next largest chinook reeled in during the first ten years was caught by Peter Chutter and weighed just over 59 pounds.
The best one-day fishing during the first ten years was when seven chinook salmon were caught in one hour, all within 200 yards of our beach and all weighing over 40 pounds with only three boats fishing. It was an exciting spectacle. The bay was full of needle fish. You could look over the side of the boat and see these huge salmon swimming through the needle fish schools with their mouths open. We took pictures of that day's catch and it has never happened again to my knowledge.
Philip Chutter resigned as President of the Society in 1980 because Wright's Canadian Ropes was sold and he was moving to the Interior to live. My last project was the building of a large float constructed from two long pipes.
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Q: angular infinite scrolling From REST API in abstract state I'm working on application in cordova using angularjs for coding and used  infinitescroll for angular for scrolling remote API call.
Now my question is how i can use this plugin  with in click event for an button.
Example: I have to type a searchtext and i should pass that via API to get details.
I have to get first 10 elements in an array after it reaches to the 10th element again i should call API for more results .
below snippet is the code what i wrote so far for the abstract view.
app.js

.state("sidemenu", {
        url: "/sidemenu",
        abstract: true,
        templateUrl: "app/templates/view-SideMenu.html",
        controller: "sidemenuCtrl"
    })

       .state("sidemenu.networkDetail", {
             url: "/networkDetail",
             templateUrl: "app/templates/view-networkDetail.html",
             controller: "networkDetailCtrl"
         })

Currently i'm able to get the list and working scrolling  with following $urlRouterProvider.
 $urlRouterProvider.otherwise("/networkDetail")
but when i tried the same with
  $urlRouterProvider.otherwise("/sidemenu/networkDetail")
only first 5 elements will appear and to load next 5 data it is not scrolling from mobile side.
the functionality i used for scrolling are:

   $scope.searchText = '';
       var requestScrollData =function() {
            this.items= [],
            this.busy=false
        }

        var ArraySize = {
            size: 0,
            total: ''
        }

        var getRequestData = function (index) {
            if ($scope.searchText === "") {
                console.log("Please input some text...");
            }
            else {
                return {
                    method: 'POST',
                    url: searchURL,
                    headers: {
                        'Authorization': 'Bearer ' + $localstorage.get('access_token', '{}'),
                        'Content-Type': 'application/json'
                    },
                    data: {
                        "start": index.toString(),
                        "length": "5"
                    }

                }
            }

        };

    requestScrollData.prototype.nextPage = function () {
            if (this.busy) return;
           this.busy = true;

            if (ArraySize.total === this.items.length) {
                console.log('no more items to load');
                ArraySize.size = this.items.length;
                return requestScrollData;
            }
            else {
                $http(getRequestData(ArraySize.size)).then(function (responseData) {
                    ArraySize.total = responseData.data.total;
                    var items = responseData.data.data;
                    for (var i = 0; i < items.length; i++) {
                        this.items.push(items[i]);
                    }
                    ArraySize.size =this.items.length;
                    this.busy = false;
                }.bind(this));
                return requestScrollData;
            }

        };
 $scope.getData = function () {

        $scope.scrolling = new requestScrollData();
        $scope.scrolling.nextPage();
}

and html part is ..

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A: Based on ngInfiniteScroll documentation, there is an attribute called infinite-scroll-listen-for-event

infinite-scroll-listen-for-event (optional) - {string} - The name of
  an event that, when received, will cause the scroll position check to
  be re-run. This is useful if you need to manually trigger the scroll
  handler, for instance if your items have been filtered or modified
  without altering the collection.

So you could emit an event when button clicked, and pass the event name to infinite-scroll-listen-for-event

<button ng-click="btnClick()"></button>

//in controller
$scope.btnClick = function(){
    $scope.$emit('RERUN_INFINITE_SCROLL')
}


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Metal Wolf Chaos XD gameplay trailer release by FromSoftware
12:14 pm July 4, 2019 By Julian Horsey
Metal Wolf Chaos XD will be officially launching next month on August 6th, 2019 offering a modernised re-release of FromSoftware's 2004 mech shooter. The new 2019 version includes upgraded visual fidelity, refined controls and gameplay, a new save system, and 4K + 16:9 support. Check out the gameplay trailer below to learn more about what you can expect from the remake that will be launching on PC and Xbox platforms.
"FromSoftware originally released Metal Wolf Chaos in December 2004, appearing exclusively on the original Xbox and only in Japan. The game went on to become somewhat of a legend as it was hard to acquire and even harder to play outside of Japan with most fans experience of the game through YouTube videos and the occasional screenshot. Devolver Digital and FromSoftware have partnered together with developer General Arcade to modernize Metal Wolf Chaos with updates to the game including upgraded visual fidelity, refined controls and gameplay, a new save system, and 4K + 16:9 support for modern displays."
"The country is in peril as President Michael Wilson defends the nation against a full-scale rebellion led by Vice-President Richard Hawk and the mechanized legions he commands. As the 47th President of the United States, it is your sworn duty to take your country back by any means necessary and end this unjust coup d'etat! Battle in your advanced mech – armed to the teeth – across iconic American landscapes including the Brooklyn Bridge, the Grand Canyon, and the front steps of the White House."
Source: Steam : Major Nelson
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