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Open Source Data - Enablement Data
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What is Open Source Data?
Open data are broad databases that you, I, or anyone with an internet connection can access. That type of data comes from outside worldwide outlets. It can be anything from government agencies gathered public data to roundups of economic trends from banks and financial conglomerates but most importantly, marketing data. Why is open data important? Open data is knowledge that is publicly available to anyone to use.
For market, this data can be used for predictive intelligence and forecasting, identifying trends purchasing demographic group, finding new opportunities for innovation, and so much more. It is not only with the advent of big data that businesses should be immersed in their own data.
That's why at the moment we've identified the top open data sources ready for use for marketing related purposes.
Our Open Data sets are broken down into two segments; the first part which consists of Reference and Suppression are compiled by our team and provided to you. The second set, after the page divider, are open data sources from other domains that provide the information. Put it to good use!
Reference Tables - Open Data
Phone Geo-Reference (US)
Lookup reference table that pairs phone area code with State & Timezone. Great for using on automations within your CRM or Web-join submission compiled sheets.
2. Gender Name Lookup Data Set
A table of 99.4% of all first names linked with Gender. Each gender match contains a "confidence match score" from 0 to 1 that clarifies how accurate the Name to Gender match is.
Suppression Data for Marketing Campaigns:
DNC Litigator Data Set
Open Data list of confirmed and validated phone numbers of litigators for DNC related issues. The reason we classify this as a "Community List" is the ability for others to contribute to the dynamic list (all values are validated and confirmed before new records are added).
You can view more information and access the data source here.
2. Distro Email Values
Before validating email addresses, do you remove the values that you know will be bad? This data set includes the top 70% of all accept all and disposable email leading names such as info@, admin@, contact@, etc. You would be surprised how much money you will save by removing these values pre-verify.
3. Swear/Curse Words
To be used as look-up suppression values in your autoresponder emails.
Access Open Data Sets
Business Directory Data
Yelp Directory
Tap into the millions of existing business reviews using Yelp's open datasets to gain a deeper understanding of sentiment toward businesses, as well as any patterns and trends.
View data set here
In search engine fashion, Google Scholar lets users search for datasets like they would with any other Google search. Find educational, peer-reviewed sources of data on just about any topic!
Pew is one of the largest open data sources in the U.S. with datasets aggregated through high-quality surveys. Data from surveys are typically released two years after reports are issued. You'll have to create a free login to access Pew Research Center.
Open Corporates
One of the largest open databases of companies in the world holds hundreds-of-millions of datasets in essentially any country.
Curated by Facebook, Graph API is the primary way for apps to read and write to the Facebook social graph. It is essentially a representation of all information on Facebook now and in the past.
Acquire real-time data on social sentiment, keyword usage, users, and hashtags using the Social Mention search engine.
Search what the world is searching using Google Trends datasets on latest search trends. Marketers can pinpoint timely campaigns using this data.
Under the supervision of Google, Kaggle is an online community of data scientists who publish seemingly random datasets on everything from tracking the frequency of internet memes to "last words of death row inmates."
r/datasets (Reddit)
Reddit is a vast online community, and this particular source is comprised of Redditors who scrape the web for interesting datasets in the R programming language.
Google Public Data Explorer
Many of the sources included on this list are actually consolidated on the Google Public Data Explorer. If you're not sure where to start pulling data from, this could be a good starting point. There's also free access to the Google Dataset Search engine.
Founded in 2016, our unique background in sales management, market analysis and lead generation empower our team with the seasoned knowledge of how to directly connect with strategically categorized target markets. We provide full-service business development solutions with a specific focus in lead generation for sales revenue.
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Home About us Products Services Resources Contact Hi, we're Enablement Data and we like to enable businesses to be successful. The way we do that is by serving our customers. We're the no. 1 source for companies looking for MCA leads and not only. We got enough data to cover multiple areas. We're so confident in its ability to drive strategic campaigns, that we put it in our name.For us, data is like an ocean. Vast, deep, insightful and all-encompassing. While it learns from us, we also learn from it. It's like a never-ending cycle. A cycle between two parts that work together to form a "bubble of life". Just like an ecosystem.Speaking of ecosystem, let us tell you how the perfect one looks to us.The perfect world around Enablement Data is a healthy, self-sustaining, high-performing ecosystem that brings together "species" of all kinds.Either you're an MCA shop looking for MCA leads, or you're a sales representative that is looking for some B2B sales leads, we've got you covered.No matter how vast the ocean of data business is, we believe that every small fish should have the chance to become the great orca. The top predator. A leader in its field.Either you're a beginner that has just started swimming in the ocean, or you've already became the great orca, to get to that status and stay there you need one thing only: the right food that enables you to become the ultimate predator of the ocean.That's where we come in. We've got some of the most exquisite dishes you can find in the vast ocean of data: MCA leads, B2B sales leads, solar leads etc. We can go even more in depth with the data of our leads and get it to you based on certain characteristics such as Lender Declines data, Submission and Approved, Funded and Renewed etc. Regardless of where you are in the stage of your development, we've got what it takes to enable you to become a killer whale. The food that our tide brings, has the ability to generate the necessary force to turn you into a leader of your area.We like to enable businesses to be successful. From data to insight. About us Hi, we're Enablement Data and we like to enable businesses to be successful. The way we do that is by serving our customers. We're the no. 1 source for companies looking for MCA leads and not only. We got enough data to cover multiple areas. We're so confident in its ability to drive strategic campaigns, that we put it in our name.For us, data is like an ocean. Vast, deep, insightful and all-encompassing. While it learns from us, we also learn from it. It's like a never-ending cycle. A cycle between two parts that work together to form a "bubble of life". Just like an ecosystem.Speaking of ecosystem, let us tell you how the perfect one looks to us.The perfect world around Enablement Data is a healthy, self-sustaining, high-performing ecosystem that brings together "species" of all kinds.Either you're an MCA shop looking for MCA leads, or you're a sales representative that is looking for some B2B sales leads, we've got you covered.No matter how vast the ocean of data business is, we believe that every small fish should have the chance to become the great orca. The top predator. A leader in its field.Either you're a beginner that has just started swimming in the ocean, or you've already became the great orca, to get to that status and stay there you need one thing only: the right food that enables you to become the ultimate predator of the ocean.That's where we come in. We've got some of the most exquisite dishes you can find in the vast ocean of data: MCA leads, B2B sales leads, solar leads etc. We can go even more in depth with the data of our leads and get it to you based on certain characteristics such as Lender Declines data, Submission and Approved, Funded and Renewed etc. Regardless of where you are in the stage of your development, we've got what it takes to enable you to become a killer whale. The food that our tide brings, has the ability to generate the necessary force to turn you into a leader of your area.We like to enable businesses to be successful. From data to insight. About us Enablement Data Team Our mission Our mission is to become top professionals in the data world and to expand on multiple other verticals that are available in the data business world, so that with the knowledge we gain, we can build a successful ecosystem that enables every brand to be successful by connecting them to the right target audience/consumers.This way we will build a high-performing ecosystem where businesses and consumers alike support each other's livelihood. A community that grows on mutual cooperation. Vision Like mentioned before, the perfect world around Enablement Data is a healthy, self-sustaining, high-performing ecosystem that brings together "species" of all kinds and helps its inhabitants become leaders. The ultimate goal is to be the ones at the core of that ecosystem. The ones who innovate. Because we aren't afraid to break old patterns to bring something new and valuable that serves the well-being of the ecosystem. This is the ripple effect the brand leaves behind its touch in the vast ocean of data business. VALUES: In all our relationships, with ourselves and with others, we like to express ourselves freely and openly and we encourage others to do the same. Because we believe that's a key component to a healthy and successful relationship.That is why we also like to offer our clients the freedom of choosing other sources of data as well. We don't ask for exclusivity from our clients because we like to be exclusive not through what we say, but by what we do.That is why when the client comes back to us, he does so because he had the freedom of choice and he chose us.Like the mighty orcas, we have the freedom and confidence to be ourselves because we know our value and place in the ocean of data business. It is said that integrity is doing the right thing. Even when no one is watching. And that's a creed we hold very close to our hearts.Why? Because sometimes we might be in the wrong. We might make mistakes, as we're nothing but mere human beings that are prone to errors.However, we like to right our wrongs. To make-up for the errors we might make, because what's most important to us is to serve with integrity. Authentic in our expression, even when it might falter. Our main goal is to serve others around us. And to serve someone means to empower them.That's why empowerment is important as a value to us. Because we believe every person deserves to feel and become empowered. So that they can become the best version of themselves.It's the same for our customers. Through the services we provide, we want our clients and their businesses to be empowered and become successful.Because there is no greater satisfaction in life, than to serve those around you. It's what humbles one and elevates them at the same time. It is said that the only constant is change. And as Gijs van Wulfen said, you cannot discover new oceans unless you have the courage to lose sight of the shore.Ever since we started this business, innovation has been at the core of everything we do. We were game changers back then, and we want to continue to be game changers for the rest of our journey.We want to innovate our field in order to bring the best solutions that enable not only ourselves, but our customers as well. So that they can be the greatest in what they do. At the core of every relationship is communication. Every living being communicates with one another. We started through simple sounds, and in time it all developed into language. A form of communication. Each and every breathing, living being has devel-oped its way to communicate and that is how they managed to come together and live in synergy, forming an ecosystem.So as we can see, communication is at the core of everything we want to do in this world. That is why it represents such an important value for us, too.Because if we want to build something greater for the future, we have to communicate with one another. In order to have all the values we mentioned earlier however, we need a connection. To be able to freely express our authentic self, we need to be connected to our inner selves.To communicate with someone else we first need to connect with them. That is why connection is another important value of ours.Because in order to build our vision, we need to connect with other like-minded people that feel the same as us.Or if our clients need something specific from us, we have to be able to connect to them on a deeper level. To truly be able to help them in the most proper way.In the life of either a business or a person, the connections you make with others is one of the most important aspects. In order to be able to empower and connect to someone, you have to engage with them. That's what we like to do here at Enablement Data. We engage with those around us and connect with them. Listen to their stories, their needs, their joys or their sorrows. We have the mindset of a champion. And a champion is always set to make performance. To make performance means to overcome one's limitations over and over again. To strive for more than what you are. To reach your full, maximum potential.Because in the beginning, you might be nothing but a small fish. But in the end, if you keep being disciplined and devoted to your performance, you will end-up being the great orca. Freedom: Communication: Integrity: Connection: Empowerment: Engagement: Innovation: Performance: Home About us Products Services Resources Contact


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In his first Budget since the Government's significantly reduced majority, it was a startling fact that Phillip Hammond barely uttered the word 'pension' at all!
As suspected, the Government's Brexit focus meant less of an emphasis on the pension policy areas that are usually subject to Government meddling, but it came a surprise that the world of pensions would again be spared of any changes at all.
In recent months, there have been murmurings of some inevitable tinkering to the tax relief rules. The lack of a strong Government meant that we were unlikely to see any big reforms such as the much feared abolition of tax relief.
However with the Government short of cash, it was widely predicted that there would be some measure of tinkering to tax relief, most likely a reduction in the relief awarded on pension contributions.
It would be comforting to think this is a planned period of stability on pension reform, but in reality it a more likely a reflection of the Brexit distractions coupled with a paper thin majority preventing any significant changes.
The one change that has been confirmed in the Budget papers is the modest uplift in the lifetime allowance. As previously announced, this will increase in line with the Consumer Prices Index by £30,000 to £1,030,000 from April next year.
This is a reversal of successive reductions in the lifetime allowance that was as high as £1.8m back in 2012, so whilst a modest amount, any increase is welcomed. In these times, we need to be thankful for small mercies!


Tuckahoe is currently open. We close at 9:00 PM. *MEMBERS* A reminder the Club will be closing at 5:00pm on Saturday, April 20th, and will be Closed on Easter Sunday, April 21st. Tuckahoe will re-open on Monday, April 22nd at regular business hours. HAPPY EASTER!
Tuckahoe Recreation Club is a unique, year-round private recreation facility that offers its members a healthy family environment with many outstanding facilities and activities for everyone in the family to enjoy.
**Members** Due to inclement weather Tuckahoe Recreation Club will be closed on Wednesday February 20, 2019. Stay safe on the roads!
**Members** Tuckahoe will be closing at 5:00PM this evening 1/29/19 due to inclement weather. Please get home safe this evening.
It's time to register for the Tuckahoe Spring Dive clinic! Members, please register by February 5, 2019. Non-members, please register after February 5th. Space is limited. You can email the form or if you would like your spot to be saved to tuckahoediveteam@gmail.com. Thanks!
Members : Please be advised the Winter Swim program is cancelled this evening due to pending inclement weather. Tuckahoe may be closing early this evening and/or opening late tomorrow due to weather. Please watch our website banner for updates by 7:00pm on hours of operation.
No Machine Aquatics today, so the indoor pool will NOT be closed from 3:30pm - 5:30pm. Hope you can come and enjoy the open lanes.
*Members* Tuckahoe will be opening at 12:00noon today, Monday January 14, 2019 due to weather conditions. Please be safe as you travel out onto the roads.
*Members* Tuckahoe Recreation Club will be on a delayed schedule tomorrow morning, Monday January 14, 2019. We will not be opening at 8:00am, and we will update the website at 10:00am if we will be opening at noon. Thank you.
Members: Due to the weather conditions, Tuckahoe Recreation Club will be closed on Sunday, January 13, 2019. Thank you, and stay safe.
Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and Happy New Year to all from the staff here at Tuckahoe. Recreation Club.
REMINDER TO MEMBERS: TODAY, CHRISTMAS EVE, TUCKAHOE CLOSES AT 5 PM AND REMAINS CLOSED UNTIL NORMAL OPERATING HOURS ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26TH.
Locker Rooms will be switched tomorrow 12/20/18 for maintenance. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you.
Our Flick 'n Float was a big hit last night with 25 kids and as many adults to watch The Incredibles 2 movie. Come next Sunday at 2 PM for The Polar Express followed by Santa, who'll be looking for his lost presents.
Remember this afternoon's Flick 'n Float movie at 5 pm featuring the movie "The Incredibles 2". Bring your own 1 person float or use one of our float rings. See you later today.
Tuckahoe Members! The Sauna in the men's locker room is temporarily 'out of order'. Parts are on order, and the sauna should be up and running again in approx. 5 days. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
To all of our Veterans out there who claim Tuckahoe as their club of choice, THANK YOU!. Hope you had a wonderful Veteran's Day today. To all those whose family members are Veterans, THANK YOU as well, for letting and/or encouraging your loved ones to serve their country.
Tomorrow is the big day when you'll get a chance to experience Tuckahoe's first ever Fall Harvest House made especially for kids. The fun begins at 4 PM and so does our special Halloween showing of Hotel Transylvania 2. Come join the fun!
Greetings Tuckahoe Community! With rain coming on Saturday, *Halloween at Tuckahoe has been postponed* We have a *NEW DATE AND TIME* Saturday, November 3rd from 4:00–6:00pm. So, go and collect your goodies on Wednesday, and on Saturday come back out in your costumes to Tuckahoe!
Please come by and meet Mary Austin, our Personal Trainer! She will be giving two informational sessions in the weight room to answer questions and demonstrate using the work out machines. Saturday, Nov. 10 at 11:00am, and Tuesday, Nov. 13 at 6:30pm. Hope to see you there!
**Reminder** Due to the Columbus Day Holiday on Monday, there will be no swim lessons on Sunday, 10/07/18. Thank you!
Tuckahoe is pleased to announce a free one-hour Yoga class with Leah DiQuollo, Sunday, September 30th at Noon. Leah teaches Yoga on Thursday mornings from 9:30-11:00. You can check out the Yoga schedule on our website, which has been revised to provide faster downloads!
Got about 14 kids come out for the indoor movie tonight. Sorry if you missed out. I think we might make this a habit once a month. Let us know if you'd like us to do so.
Dear Tuckahoe Members, we had a great Labor Day crowd yesterday. Hope you could join us. Remember that outdoor pool time isn't over just yet and this coming Saturday, Sept. 8 is Tuckahoe's first Triathlon in many years. Go to tuckahoe.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=c9a8502ea2&id=bb4b7fa2ba&e=a20f78a324 to register to participate.
U.S. Open / Labor Day Tennis Social is going to be great...especially if you join in on the fun. Your name could be drawn for an authentic 2018 U.S. Open poster signed by Roger Federer this past week. Sign up at the Front Desk. Check out the website for further info.
Fitness Center closed tomorrow for equipment painting; will reopen Sunday at regular time, 9 AM and on Monday - Friday, 6 AM - 9 PM. Winter Bath House will stay closed until next Saturday, September 7th, to allow for more painting to be done. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Ok, all you Burger Chefs, bring out your best this Saturday for the first annual Burger Cook Off. You can bring your own burger to cook on the grill or let us provide the burger for you. The rest is up to you. See you at noon where you'll find a hot grill and hot competition!
Tuckahoe Annual Indoor Pool Closing for Cleaning! Starting August 18th through August 31st, Tuckahoe will be opening the Outdoor pool at 8:00am, Monday through Friday only during the two-week shutdown of the Winter Bath House Indoor pool for repairs and cleaning.
*Correction* From September 4th through September 16th each pool will be open as follows: Indoor Pool – Open from 8:00 am – 12:00 noon Outdoor Pool – Opens from 12:00 noon – 6:00 pm Indoor Pool – Opens back up from 6:00pm – 9:00 pm Thank you.
Outdoor pools have opened up with weather clearing.
Due to the inclement weather, outdoor pools are closed for the rest of the day. Indoor is still open for swim. Tuckahoe Mgmt.
Hey Tuckahoe Members, did you know you had some top level fellow swimmers and divers? Mani Borowski is just one, having claimed the #7 and #9 World ranking in individual and synchro diving respectively last week. While JT Ewing claimed the National ranking of 13 in back stroke.
Saturday, August 4th, 4:00 PM: Intermediate pool is closed for next 3 hours. Sorry for any inconvenience this causes to our members and their guests.
Calm before the storm as all @NVSL Division 1 teams get geared up to bring their best to @RecTuckahoe club to swim it out in the blue lagoon.
Divisional meet wraps up swim season as Catherine Hughes and Nolan Dunkel, swim faster than anyone in Northern Virginia ever has. Catherine sets new 50 breast stroke record in 34.40 seconds, while Nolan sets 50 fly record with 28.47 time. @rftwdmv, @swimninja, @swimnvsl.
Dive team honors it's team members, coaches, and dive reps as well as reporting on the world junior dive championship results for Mani Borowski, who finished 9th in the WORLD for the boys 3m Synchro category! Congrats Mani and the rest of the Tuckahoe Dive team for a great year.
Teddy Bear Tea - Big success yesterday! Sunshined graced the hillside allowing over a dozen children to enjoy some tea and animal crackers, while meeting Vinnie the Pooh, Winnie's cousin. Thanks to our hostess, Miss Patty Beard & to all the Moms who brought their little ones.
Reminder to all members that the club will be closed until 4 PM this Saturday for the Individual Divisional meet. Tuckahoe has arranged for its members to be able to use both the Overlee and Highlands Swim Clubs for Saturday morning and early afternoon.
Rallying the team for the last home meet against Highlands. Great energy and passion from the team.
Young and old swim team members joined in the intermediary pool last week to have some fun and create some memories. Great time for all.
Crab Feast last week held on throughout the rain...unfortunate for the crabs...great for those who attended.
Just a reminder to our Tuckahoe membership and their guests: For the safety of all who attend the club, NO GLASS or CERAMICS are allowed on site. Accidental breakage of either could prove dangerous for anyone barefooted, whether on the pool deck, locker rooms, or hillside.
Remember members that the club will be closed this Saturday until 4 PM due to the NVSL Divisional Meet. If the weather is good, we may be open earlier. Just check with the front desk after 2 PM.
Reminder for all those teddy bear lovers: Teddy Bear Tea tomorrow at 10 AM and we've heard a rumor that Winnie the Pooh will stop by for a little bit. RSVP at membership@tuckahoe.net or gm@tuckahoe.net. No charge to attend. and all teddy bear fans are welcomed.
This past Saturday's deluge of rain didn't stop the annual Crab Feast from a taking place with over 70 attendees. Hopefully, tomorrow,July 23rd, Monday's Swim Meet at 6 PM will not be so burdened with rain. Remember outdoor pool (large and intermediate) will be closed then.
***Teddy Bear Tea*** has been postponed to next Thursday, July 26th 10:00am. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. Please RSVP at gm@tuckahoe.net.
GOOD LUCK TO ALL RELAY TEAMS TODAY AT ALL STAR RELAY CARNIVAL AT LINCONIA PARK!!
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A hilarious peekaboo classic by a king of children's books. What can Tim see through his telescope? Peep through the holes – if you dare! Timothy Pope has a brand-new telescope and he's testing it out at the park. But – uh-oh! What has he spotted? Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Or is there really a shark in the park? Are you brave enough to take a look?


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Q: Android Camera.takePicture() saves pictures with 176x144 pixels I have programmed an App with a CameraPreview. When I take a Photo now, the App save it with 176 x 144 Pixels. Can I Change the width an the height?
I use the Camera Api, not Camera2.
When I took photos with the normal Camera-App, it saved Images with 2368x4208 Pixels.
This is where the Photos where taken
public void onPictureTaken(byte[] data, Camera camera) {

    Bitmap rawImg = BitmapFactory.decodeByteArray(data, 0, data.length);

    Log.e("TakePicture", "Picture Callback erreicht");

    shotAnalyser.startAnalysation(rawImg, data);
  }

Here I grab the Data and make a Bitmap
  public void startAnalysation(final Bitmap rawImg, final byte[] data){

        Bitmap rawBitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeByteArray(data, 0, data.length);

        // Ermitteln der nötigen Bild-Eigenschaften

        int width = rawBitmap.getWidth();
        int height = rawBitmap.getHeight();
      }

Here I tried to Change the PictureSize
    public Camera getCameraInstance(){
    Camera c = null;
    try {
        releaseCameraAndPreview();
        c = Camera.open(Camera.CameraInfo.CAMERA_FACING_BACK); // attempt to get a Camera instance
        Log.e(LOG, "CameraInstance: " + c + " RUNS");
        Camera.Parameters parameters = c.getParameters();
        parameters.set("jpeg-quality", 70);
        parameters.setPictureFormat(PixelFormat.JPEG);
        parameters.setPictureSize(2048, 1232);
        c.setParameters(parameters);

    }
    catch (Exception e){
    }

    return c; // returns null if camera is unavailable

}

I've googled a lot, but I can't find anything.

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You may need to review solubility and the properties of solutions.
All ionic compounds are soluble in water to some extent, but the degree of solubility varies. While some compounds dissolve almost completely, others dissolve to such a small extent that they are simply called insoluble compounds. Such compounds include calcium sulfate, silver chloride, and lead hydroxide. Generally, ionic compounds whose component ions have larger charge magnitudes are less soluble because the ions are attracted too much to dissociate. A soluble compound will dissociate because of the attractions with the surrounding water molecules are strong enough to separate the ions.
For an ionic compound to dissociate, the forces of attraction between its component ions and the surrounding water molecules must be greater than the forces of attraction between the ions within the compound. When introduced to an aqueous environment, ionic compounds such as sodium chloride, sodium hydroxide, and ammonium bromide dissolve because of this.
This reaction shows an ionic compound AB dissolving into its ions A+ and B-.
This is the equilibrium constant for the reaction. Water is excluded because, although involved, it is not a product or reactant.
Because the undissolved AB is a solid, pure substance, it can be excluded from the expression. The result is the solubility constant Ksp. It measures the degree of solubility of an ionic compound.
If two or more of the same ion are created by the dissociation of one particle of the ionic compound, the molar concentration of this ion is raised to the power of how many such ions there are. For example, when calcium chloride dissociates, two chloride ions are created in the dissociation of one particle, so the concentration of the chloride ion is squared when calculating Ksp.
Ksp is the equilibrium constant for the dissolution reaction above.
If Ksp is much greater than 1, the substance is soluble.
If Ksp is very close to 1, the substance is slightly soluble, or soluble only in very low quantities.
If Ksp is less than 1, the substance is insoluble.
An example of a slightly soluble substance is calcium hydroxide. In very minute quantities, it will dissolve completely, but in large quantities it remains mostly undissolved.
This is the solubility constant for calcium hydroxide. We wish to determine is numerical value, but we only know that its solubility is 0.185 g per 100 mL.
We need to know its molar solubility, so we convert units and divide by molar mass.
Now, plug in the molar solubility into the Ksp expression. Notice that the hydroxide concentration is doubled because there will be twice as many moles as the undissolved substance.
We have now determined the Ksp value for calcium hydroxide. It will allow us to determine other information about solutions containing these ions, such as percent ionization and the formation of precipitates.
Lead(II) iodide is slightly soluble in water. It forms a bright yellow precipitate if too much is dissolved. You have determined that 0.75 g will dissolve in one liter of cold water. What is the molar solubility of lead(II) iodide? What is the Ksp value?
After heating the water, the solubility rises to 4.3 g per liter. What is the new Ksp value?
A similar process can be used to determine a substance's solubility by working backwards from the solubility constant.
Once an ionic compound's Ksp value is known, it is possible to determine the percent ionization, or relative amount of dissociated ions.
We know the Ksp for silver sulfate, which is slightly soluble, and we want to know the percent ionization.
Substitute x for the concentration of sulfate and 2x for silver. Solve for x.
We now know the maximum concentration of the ions. Any remaining silver nitrate will be undissolved because the solubility has been exceeded and the solution is saturated. To determine percent ionization, we must know how much silver sulfate was dissolved. For this example, assume 1.00 mole was dissolved into 0.500 L of water.
As you can see, the percent ionization decreases as the amount of solute increases. This is because the solution is saturated and no more ions will dissociate.
Lithium fluoride has a Ksp of 1.84 x 10-3. If 1.5 g are dissolved, what will be the percent ionization?
Obviously, the dissociate reaction occurs in reverse if there are too many ions. In this case, the solution is saturated, and any excess ions will solidify and form a precipitate.
If two soluble solutions are mixed, but the can form an insoluble compound, a precipitate will form.
For example, a solution of silver nitrate is mixed with a solution of sodium chloride. Both are soluble. Silver chloride, however, is insoluble.
If 1.00 mg NaCl and 1.00 mg AgNO3 are dissolved into 1.00 L of water, will a precipitate form?
No, a precipitate will not form.
Now, another milligram of sodium chloride is dissolved.
The extra chloride ions will bond with silver ions and form a solid precipitate.
In this case, the precipitate would probably be too small and dilute to be noticed. As more ions are added, however, the solution will become visibly cloudy.
Calcium carbonate has a Ksp of 3.36 x 10-9. In a 0.01 M solution of calcium chloride (soluble), how many moles of sodium carbonate (also soluble) can be added before precipitates form?


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Hydrologic Comparison of Four Types of Permeable Pavement and Standard Asphalt in Eastern North Carolina
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William F. Hunt, P.E., (M.ASCE),
Jon M. Hathaway,
A permeable pavement parking lot in eastern North Carolina consisting of four types of permeable pavement and standard asphalt was monitored from June 2006 to July 2007 for hydrologic differences in pavement surface runoff volumes, total outflow volumes, peak flow rates, and time to peak. The four permeable sections were pervious concrete (PC), two types of permeable interlocking concrete pavement (PICP) with small-sized aggregate in the joints and having 12.9% (PICP1) and 8.5% (PICP2) open surface area, and concrete grid pavers (CGP) filled with sand. The site was located in poorly drained soils, and all permeable sections were underlain by a crushed stone base layer with a perforated underdrain. All permeable pavements significantly and substantially reduced surface runoff volumes and peak flow rates from those of asphalt (p<0.01). Of the permeable pavements, CGP generated the greatest surface runoff volumes (p<0.01). The PICP1 and CGP cells generated significantly lower outflow volumes than all other sections evaluated (p<0.01), and had the lowest peak flows and the longest time to peak. The response of the PICP1 cell was likely due to an increased base storage volume resulting from an elevated pipe underdrain; whereas, the CGP cell response was attributed to water retention in the sand fill layer. Overall, different permeable pavement sections performed similarly, but were substantially different from asphalt. Subtle differences in the performance of CGP were primarily due to the characteristics of the sand filled media compared to small aggregate typically used in PC and PICP joints and bedding.
Subject Headings: Permeability (soil) | Asphalt pavements | Runoff | Peak flow | Pervious concrete | Drainage | Hydrology | Comparative studies | North Carolina

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Land Of The Buckeye
Henry Isaac Carr
M, b. 27 August 1899, d. 28 May 1995
Henry Isaac Carr was born on 27 August 1899 at Hoskins, Wayne Co., NE. He married Edith Jacobs on 27 August 1927 at Hoskins, Wayne Co., NE. Henry Isaac Carr died on 28 May 1995 at Norfolk, Madison Co., NE, at age 95.
Child of Henry Isaac Carr and Edith Jacobs
Kenneth Clayton Carr+ b. 27 Mar 1945, d. 26 Mar 2006
Isabell Carr
F, b. 31 December 1874, d. 8 February 1938
Isabell Carr was born on 31 December 1874. She married Alvin M. Carr. Isabell Carr died on 8 February 1938 at age 63. She was buried in February 1938 at Benson Methodist Church Cemetery, Kelat, Harrison Co., KY, Findagrave #46611685.
Child of Isabell Carr and Alvin M. Carr
Elizabeth Green Carr+ b. 2 May 1904, d. 19 May 1994
Isabella Carr
F, b. 11 March 1782, d. 20 December 1848
Isabella Carr was born on 11 March 1782 at Carlisle, Cumberland Co., PA. She was the daughter of John Carr and Jane Wallace. Isabella Carr married Robert Rodgers, son of Lieut. Andrew Rodgers and Jane Henderson, on 14 May 1812 at Neshaminy Presbyterian Church, Neshaminy, Bucks Co., PA, The marriage, with date, is listed in the compiled marriages of the Second Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia, however the actual ceremony location was undoubtedly at Neshaminy. Isabella Carr died on 20 December 1848 at Springfield, Clark Co., OH, at age 66.
Children of Isabella Carr and Robert Rodgers
Jane Rodgers b. 1813
John Carr Rodgers+ b. 1814
Timothy Allen Rodgers b. Jul 1816, d. 15 Oct 1821
James Rodgers+ b. 1817
George Washington Rodgers+ b. 23 Aug 1819, d. 11 Aug 1899
Effie Allen Rodgers+ b. 1821, d. 19 Aug 1891
David Ferguson Rodgers b. 1823, d. c 1879
Thomas Scott Rodgers+ b. 3 Dec 1825, d. 25 Aug 1914
Isabella Carr Rodgers+ b. 1828, d. 30 Sep 1903
Joann Carr
F, b. 11 December 1925, d. 7 December 2014
Joann Carr was born on 11 December 1925 at South Charleston, Clark Co., OH.1 She was the daughter of Leon Kirk Carr and Gladys Marie Daugherty. Joann Carr married William Homer McDorman on 6 December 1949 at Clark Co., OH. Joann Carr married (?) Whitacre. Joann Carr died on 7 December 2014 at Springfield, Clark Co., OH, at age 88 Obituary (via Findagrave.com):
WHITACRE, Joann (Carr) McDorman 88, of Springfield, died December 7, 2014 in her residence. She was born December 11, 1925 in South Charleston, OH to Leon K. and Marie (Daugherty) Carr. Private burial will be in Green Plains Field Cemetery, Selma, OH. Arrangements handled by the CONROY FUNERAL HOME.
Published in Springfield News-Sun on Dec. 9, 2014.
She was buried in December 2014 at Green Plain Cemetery #2, Selma, Clark Co., OH, Findagrave #139775153.
[S2697] 1940 Federal Census, Clark County, Ohio. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T627, Rolls 3038-39.
M, b. 1746, d. 29 March 1812
John Carr was born in 1746 at Bucks Co., PA. He married Jane Wallace. John Carr died on 29 March 1812 at Horsham, Montgomery Co., PA.
Child of John Carr and Jane Wallace
Isabella Carr+ b. 11 Mar 1782, d. 20 Dec 1848
M, b. 25 August 1897, d. 1986
John Carr was born on 25 August 1897 at Carrollton, Pickens Co., AL. He was the son of William Thomas Carr and Buena Vista Windle. John Carr married Lizzie Spradlin, daughter of Samuel Pleasant Spradlin and Mary Staley, circa 1924. John Carr died in 1986 at Gallipolis, Gallia Co., OH. He was buried at Vinton Memorial Gardens, Vinton Co., OH.
Children of John Carr and Lizzie Spradlin
Earl Carr b. c 1925, d. 1999
Onida Carr+ b. 24 May 1926, d. 13 Feb 1983
John Dyer Carr
M, b. 10 March 1918, d. 16 July 1970
John Dyer Carr was born on 10 March 1918. He married Ozella Mae Honts, daughter of Harry Honts and Sarah Alice Lord, on 13 April 1953 at Henry Co., OH, Ozella was Ozella Taylor as of this marriage. John was previously married on 16 FEB 1949 at Detroit to Jeannie I. Lute. His son John D. Carr, Jr. of Bowling Green, KY, born about 1952, was probably from that marriage. John was later married on 3 SEP 1958 in Roane County, TN to Flora Marie Morgan. John Dyer Carr and Ozella Mae Honts were divorced before September 1958. John Dyer Carr died on 16 July 1970 at age 52. He was buried in July 1970 at Cookeville City Cemetery, Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN, Findagrave #57257473.
Katharine Carr1
Katharine Carr was the daughter of Charles Carr and Emma (?)1 Katharine Carr married Charles W. Keefer, son of John Price Keefer and Mary Rebecca Seibert.1
Child of Katharine Carr and Charles W. Keefer
Janet Keefer1 b. 6 Sep 1914
[S82] Price Genealogy, 761.
Kenneth Clayton Carr
M, b. 27 March 1945, d. 26 March 2006
Kenneth Clayton Carr was born on 27 March 1945 at Norfolk, Madison Co., NE. He was the son of Henry Isaac Carr and Edith Jacobs. Kenneth Clayton Carr married Nona Zelda Jenkins, daughter of William Emory Jenkins and Eilene Hazel Warnock, on 11 March 1964. Kenneth Clayton Carr died on 26 March 2006 at age 60. He was buried in March 2006 at E.U.B. Cemetery, Hoskins, Wayne Co., NE, Findagrave #93784694.
Leon Kirk Carr1
M, b. 11 February 1897, d. 3 June 1978
Leon Kirk Carr was also known as "Buck". He was born on 11 February 1897 at Jeffersonville, Fayette Co., OH.1 He was the son of Aquilla Chancey Carr and Lucia P. Kirk.1 Leon Kirk Carr married Gladys Marie Daugherty, daughter of Elmer Pierce Daugherty and Rhoda Hill, on 30 June 1924 at Madison Co., OH. Leon Kirk Carr died on 3 June 1978 at Springfield, Clark Co., OH, at age 81. He was buried in June 1978 at Rose Hill Burial Park, Springfield, Clark Co., OH, Findagrave #140084511.
Children of Leon Kirk Carr and Gladys Marie Daugherty
Joann Carr b. 11 Dec 1925, d. 7 Dec 2014
Rose Marie Carr2 b. 3 May 1931, d. 27 Aug 2004
[S417] 1900 Federal Census, Clark County, Ohio. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T623, Roll 1246; FHL #1241246.
Lottie Carr
F, b. July 1891
Lottie Carr was born in July 1891 at Pickens Co., AL. She was the daughter of William Thomas Carr and Buena Vista Windle.
Lydia Carr
F, b. 25 August 1877, d. 12 June 1946
Lydia Carr was born on 25 August 1877 at Davenport, Scott Co., IA. She married Dr. Wesley Weaver Fulrath, son of Adam Fulrath and Hannah Smith, on 23 December 1896 at Davenport, Scott Co., IA. Lydia Carr died on 12 June 1946 at Davenport, Scott Co., IA, at age 68.
Child of Lydia Carr and Dr. Wesley Weaver Fulrath
Lynn Carr Fulrath b. 3 Jan 1898, d. 1955
Mary Carr
F, b. November 1895
Mary Carr was born in November 1895 at Pickens Co., AL. She was the daughter of William Thomas Carr and Buena Vista Windle.
Mary A. Carr
F, b. 1790
Mary A. Carr was born in 1790 at Ocean Co., NJ. She married Joseph Camburn.
Child of Mary A. Carr and Joseph Camburn
Frances Camburn+ b. 8 Apr 1813, d. 19 Nov 1880
Nellie Carr
F, b. circa 1809, d. circa 1832
Nellie Carr was born circa 1809 at Cherokee Nation East, TN. She married George Harlan Starr, son of Caleb Starr and Nancy Harlan, in 1829. Nellie Carr died circa 1832.
Child of Nellie Carr and George Harlan Starr
Jane Starr+1 b. 30 Oct 1830, d. 4 Jan 1854
[S426] 1850 Federal Census, Rusk County, Texas. Microfilm Image, NARA Series M432, Roll 914.
Onida Carr
F, b. 24 May 1926, d. 13 February 1983
Onida Carr was born on 24 May 1926. She was the daughter of John Carr and Lizzie Spradlin. Onida Carr married James Frank Mullens, son of John Mullins and Sandy Workman, circa 1941. Onida Carr died on 13 February 1983 at age 56.
Child of Onida Carr and James Frank Mullens
Eddie Mullens b. 14 Nov 1943, d. 19 Aug 1944
Dr. Ransom Lee Carr
M, b. 3 September 1878, d. 17 October 1940
Dr. Ransom Lee Carr was born on 3 September 1878. He married Estelle Moore. Dr. Ransom Lee Carr died on 17 October 1940 at age 62. He was buried in October 1940 at Rockfish Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Wallace, Duplin Co., NC, Find A Grave Memorial# 54796385.
Child of Dr. Ransom Lee Carr and Estelle Moore
Stella Catherine Carr b. 26 Nov 1919, d. 18 Jul 2004
M, b. 21 July 1783, d. 29 October 1843
Richard Carr was born on 21 July 1783 at South Carolina. He married Martha York on 2 June 1803 at Washington Co., TN. Richard Carr died on 29 October 1843 at Washington Co., TN, at age 60.
Note: Early Carr family information from SAR application of Ralph Bolton Carr, per Ancestry.com. U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.
Child of Richard Carr and Martha York
Elizabeth Carr+ b. 28 Mar 1806, d. 2 Jan 1891
Rose Marie Carr1
F, b. 3 May 1931, d. 27 August 2004
Rose Marie Carr was born on 3 May 1931 at Clark Co., OH.1 She was the daughter of Leon Kirk Carr and Gladys Marie Daugherty.1 Rose Marie Carr lived between 1994 and 1995 at 11900 Barryknoll Lane, Apt. 7224, Houston, Harris Co., TX. She died on 27 August 2004 at Harris Co. (probably), TX, at age 73 per SSDI, last residence Houston.
Stella Catherine Carr
F, b. 26 November 1919, d. 18 July 2004
Stella Catherine Carr was born on 26 November 1919 at Duplin Co., NC. She was the daughter of Dr. Ransom Lee Carr and Estelle Moore. Stella Catherine Carr married Captain Herbert Louis Bland, son of Herbert Edgar Bland and Mary Louise Strack, on 14 May 1949 at District of Columbia. Stella Catherine Carr died on 18 July 2004 at Raleigh, Wake Co., NC, at age 84. She was buried in July 2004 at Rockfish Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Wallace, Duplin Co., NC, Find A Grave Memorial# 105266229.
Susan Carr1
F, b. March 1815, d. 1904
Susan Carr was born in March 1815 at Pennsylvania.1,2 She married Jacob Unruh on 17 September 1835 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA. Susan Carr died in 1904 at Indiana. She was buried in 1904 at Bremen Municipal Cemetery, Bremen, Marshall Co., IN, Findagrave #36734250.
Child of Susan Carr and Jacob Unruh
Catherine Unruh+1 b. 23 Jan 1854, d. 25 Dec 1948
[S10] 1860 Federal Census, Will County, Illinois. Microfilm Image, NARA Series M653, Roll 238; FHL #803238.
[S334] 1900 Federal Census, Porter County, Indiana. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T623, Roll 398; FHL #1240398.
William Carr
M, b. February 1898
William Carr was born in February 1898 at Pickens Co., AL. He was the son of William Thomas Carr and Buena Vista Windle.
William Thomas Carr
M, b. November 1855, d. 1914
William Thomas Carr was born in November 1855 at Pickens Co., AL. He was the son of Laben Corr and Louisa Brooks. William Thomas Carr married Buena Vista Windle, daughter of Samuel Murphy Windle and Margaret Alice McGee, in 1890. William Thomas Carr died in 1914 at Pickens Co., AL.
Children of William Thomas Carr and Buena Vista Windle
Charles Carr b. Feb 1890
Lottie Carr b. Jul 1891
Alan Carr b. Feb 1893
Mary Carr b. Nov 1895
John Carr+ b. 25 Aug 1897, d. 1986
William Carr b. Feb 1898
Chauncey Carrel1
M, b. April 1852, d. 17 January 1939
Chauncey Carrel was born in April 1852 at Ohio.1 He married Ida A. Bailey on 15 September 1875 at Quincy, Branch Co., MI. Chauncey Carrel died on 17 January 1939 at age 86. He was buried in January 1939 at Linn Grove Cemetery, Greeley, Weld Co., CO, Findagrave #65217365.
Child of Chauncey Carrel and Ida A. Bailey
Mabel Valentine Carrel+1 b. 22 Jul 1882, d. 17 Nov 1970
[S1815] 1900 Federal Census, Weld County, Colorado. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T623, Roll 1240130; FHL #1240130.
Mabel Valentine Carrel
F, b. 22 July 1882, d. 17 November 1970
Mabel Valentine Carrel was born on 22 July 1882 at Indiana.1,2 She was the daughter of Chauncey Carrel and Ida A. Bailey.1 Mabel Valentine Carrel married John Niswonger Kerr, son of Cassius Clay Kerr and Eliza Etta Womeldorff, on 14 September 1907 at Greeley, Weld Co., CO. Mabel Valentine Carrel died on 17 November 1970 at Santa Clara Co., CA, at age 88.
Children of Mabel Valentine Carrel and John Niswonger Kerr
Dorothy Kerr b. 13 Apr 1912, d. 12 Feb 1989
John Niswonger Kerr Jr.+ b. 27 Feb 1916, d. 22 Aug 2002
Chauncey Clay Kerr+ b. 31 Mar 1918, d. 2 Jun 2008
[S1614] 1920 Federal Census, Denver County, Colorado. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T625, Roll 162.
Maxwell Carrel
M, b. September 1907
Maxwell Carrel married Opal H. Gochenouer, daughter of Joseph Gochenouer and Delsa Emma Tipton. Maxwell Carrel was born in September 1907.
Aaron Carrell
Aaron Carrell married Delila Goodin.
Child of Aaron Carrell and Delila Goodin
Joseph Carrell+ b. 1825
Amanda E. Carrell
F, b. 7 June 1877
Amanda E. Carrell was born on 7 June 1877. She was the daughter of Joseph Carrell and Lettie Spicer.
Hattie B. Carrell
F, b. circa 1874
Hattie B. Carrell was born circa 1874. She was the daughter of Joseph Carrell and Lettie Spicer.
Joseph Carrell
M, b. 1825
Joseph Carrell was born in 1825 at Ohio. He was the son of Aaron Carrell and Delila Goodin. Joseph Carrell married Lettie Spicer, daughter of John Spicer and Margaret Delancey, on 5 December 1871 at Noble Co., OH.
Children of Joseph Carrell and Lettie Spicer
Marinda J. Carrell b. c 1872
Hattie B. Carrell b. c 1874
Margaret Luella Carrell b. 21 Jul 1875
Amanda E. Carrell b. 7 Jun 1877
Mary A. Carrell b. c 1879
Mildred Carrell
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This article is about the High King of Ireland. For the airline, see Adam Air.
Adamair (Adammair, Adhamair, Amadir), son of Fer Corb, was, according to medieval Irish legends and historical traditions, a High King of Ireland. He came from Munster, killed the previous incumbent, Ailill Caisfhiaclach, and reigned for five years, until he was killed by Eochaid Ailtleathan. The Lebor Gabála Érenn synchronises his reign with that of Ptolemy V Epiphanes in Egypt (204–181 BC). The chronology of the Annals of the Four Masters dates his reign to 418–414 BC, the chronology of Geoffrey Keating's Foras Feasa ar Éirinn to 290–285 BC. He was the husband of the presumed goddess Flidais of the Tuatha Dé Danann.
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Q: Is it possible to define a typedef on a template class via a template method? Suppose I have a template class like so:
template <typename T>
struct TypeInformation {
    static int s_someArbitraryData;
}
template <typename T> TypeInformation<T>::s_someArbitraryData = 0;

Then, at some point later I can do something like this:
SomeFunction() {
    SetUpData<int>(); // Populates s_someArbitraryData for int.
}

By merely calling SetUpData I've set up one copy of s_someArbitraryData for the given type. What I would like to do, if possible, is to do a similar thing but set up a way to map types. Something like this, which doesn't currently work:
template <typename T>
struct MyTypeMap {}

// ...

SomeFunction() {
    SetUpTypemap<int, float>(); // Creates a typedef on MyTypeMap<int>
    MyTypeMap<int>::type myFloatValue = 1.0f; // A float value
}

I can accomplish this right now by having something like this:
template <>
struct MyTypeMap<int> {
    typedef float type;
}

But this has some annoying drawbacks for my situation. I suspect what I want isn't possible, but I also wouldn't be surprised if there's some deep template magic I am unaware of that can solve this.

A: This is maybe not so far from what you are looking for:
#include<type_traits>

template<typename T>
struct tag { using type = T; };

template<typename...>
struct MapPart;

template<typename T, typename U, typename... O>
struct MapPart<T, U, O...>: MapPart<O...> {
    using MapPart<O...>::get;
    static constexpr tag<U> get(tag<T>) { return {}; }
};

template<>
struct MapPart<> {
    static constexpr void get();
};

template<typename... T>
struct Map: MapPart<T...> {
    template<typename U>
    using type = typename decltype(Map<T...>::template get<U>())::type;

    template<typename U>
    static constexpr auto get() {
        return MapPart<T...>::get(tag<U>{});
    }
};

int main() {
    using MyTypeMap = Map<int, float>;
    static_assert(std::is_same<MyTypeMap::type<int>, float>::value, "!");
    MyTypeMap::type<int> myFloatValue = 1.0f;
}

The final syntax is slightly different. You have this:
MyTypeMap::type<int>

Instead of this:
MyTypeMap<int>::type

Anyway, I think it's acceptable.
The type MyTypeMap is visible only in the scope of the using declaration. I assumed it was the intention of the original SetUpTypemap<int, float> function: set up the bind between int and float only within the function SomeFunction.
By using this approach you have the advantage of being able to set up more than one relationship at once.
As an example:
using MyTypeMap = Map<int, float, float, int>;

// ....

MyTypeMap::type<int> myFloatValue = 1.0f;
MyTypeMap::type<float> myIntValue = 1;

Also note that the first relationship set for a type is the strongest one.
In other terms, if you do this:
using MyTypeMap = Map<int, float, int, char>;

The type MyTypeMap::type<int> will be float and it will hide the relationship between int and char.
Not a perfect solution, but maybe a working one that solves your issue.


Nat Struct Mol Biol. 2011 Jan;18(1):14-9.
CCT (chaperonin containing TCP-1, or TRiC) es un oligómero de 1-MDa compuesto de 8 subunidades que forman un doble anillo. En este trabajo se describe la estructura cristalográfica de CCT en complejo con tubulina en una conformación abierta. La estructura sugiere cuál es el mecanismo empleado por la chaperonina para plegar sus sustratos. La organización asimétrica de las subunidades y los nichos de unión de ATP indican que el sustrato es estirado en la cavidad.
Protein folding is assisted by molecular chaperones. CCT (chaperonin containing TCP-1, or TRiC) is a 1-MDa oligomer that is built by two rings comprising eight different 60-kDa subunits. This chaperonin regulates the folding of important proteins including actin, α-tubulin and β-tubulin. We used an electron density map at 5.5 Å resolution to reconstruct CCT, which showed a substrate in the inner cavities of both rings. Here we present the crystal structure of the open conformation of this nanomachine in complex with tubulin, providing information about the mechanism by which it aids tubulin folding. The structure showed that the substrate interacts with loops in the apical and equatorial domains of CCT. The organization of the ATP-binding pockets suggests that the substrate is stretched inside the cavity. Our data provide the basis for understanding the function of this chaperonin.
Inés Muñoz y Hugo Yébenes trabajan como investigadora y estudiante predoctoral en los grupos de Cristalografía de Macromoléculas del CNIO y el grupo de estructura y función de chaperonas moleculares del CNB-CSIC, respectivamente. El trabajo de ambos grupos se centra en el estudio de complejos macromoleculares mediante el uso de la cristalografía de rayos-X y la microscopía electrónica.


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Posted by croydoncinemaclub on October 31, 2018
If you are a fan of Queen and want to know about their story then you will probably like this….
Screenplay by Anthony McCarten (The Darkest Hour, The Theory of Everything)
Directed by Bryan Singer (The Usual Suspects, X-Men Franchise)
Starring Rami Malek (Need for Speed, Papillion), Lucy Boynton (Apostle), Gwilym Lee (The Tourist), Ben Hardy (X-Men: Apocalypse) and Joseph Mazzello (The Social Network)
Budget of $52m
Initial Thoughts 💭
If you want a very high level summary of how Queen initially assembled, how certain songs came to be, a high speed highlight reel of a few of their tours , when they broke up and the problems Freddie Mercury faced then you will leave as satisfied customers. However, despite all of the above, Cinema Club thinks that even the most ardent of Queen fans will leave the cinema feeling unfulfilled. A fast-paced, enlightening film which struggles to break free.
The 'ccc' review💭
Bohemian Rhapsody explores the history and band dynamics of the four members of Queen, with the focus on the undoubted star, Freddie Mercury. The film documents the ups and downs of Queen, spanning the 15 years from when they were first formed in 1970 up to their now legendary Live Aid performance in 1985. But will it have you singing Don't stop me now or going [Radio] Ga Ga.
Despite being over two hours long, and the film spanning 15 years we only, unfortunately, get a given a high level insight of one of the greatest ever musical acts the world has seen. The first half of the film follows a familiar pattern, Album-tour-album-tour, with the latter stages of the film zoning in on the problems Mercury faced. There is a lack of focus, potentially caused by the directorial issues where Brian Singer was fired by 20th Century Fox and Dexter Fletcher having to stepped in for the final 16 days of filming. Nonetheless, this is the most disappointing aspect of the film.
Throughout Bohemian Rhapsody, it alludes to the obvious issues with who took credit for songs, Mercury lifestyle of burning the candle at both ends and disagreements with managers and record labels….but it is all too brief. Even poor John Deacon, the bands bassist, hardly gets a prominent role. When Mercury tells his new band mates, May and Taylor, that he doesn't play bass and they require a bassist – the next scene Deacon appears with very little fanfare. However, the film does gravitate towards Freddie Mercury's personal and working relationship with Paul Prenter who becomes the villain of the film.
As we mentioned in our review of The Frontrunner, the director said he decided to focus on a moment in time rather than make a biopic. Bohemian rhapsody might have been served better if it focused on a particular moment or shorter period of time – perhaps when Freddie mercury went solo, his lifestyle and his fallout with Prenter and then the reunion for Live Aid. This could have a led to a much grittier film and provided a far deeper insight into Freddie Mercury. Rami Malek to be fair does well and makes you feel like that how Freddie was, and with an actor who threw himself into the role as much as Malek did, perhaps the film could have delved into the character more.
What we do get however, is a quick tour of Queen's journey and the film serves as a reminder how great and iconic their songs were. For as much as the film does want to show the internal battles they had, to its credit, it remained committed to the music, and the recreation of their Live Aid performance does the band justice. Bohemian Rhapsody is a good starting point for anyone who has an interest in the band and will leave them wanting to know more.
Rami Malek stars as Freddie Mercury, alongside Joseph Mazzello (John Deacon), Ben Hardy (Roger Taylor), and Gwilym Lee (Brian May) as members of the band. A real effort has been put in to ensure they resemble the band to maintain that realism. Major credit to Rami Malek who really made the role his own. Instead of just copying a performance, Malek hired a movement coach to recreate Mercury's enigmatic style and it really does feel that you are watching the star himself
I guess being a 12a rated film, fabled stories (allegedly) about parties which included dwarvs with trays of cocaine strapped to their head and naked wrestling were not appropriate. Although very light on detail, this is a celebration of Queen and Mercury's brilliance rather than about tabloids, so does the lack of scandal in the film really matter – in this instance it was the lack of real focus that mattered.
Queen were a phenomenal band, however this wasn't a phenomenal film. Entertaining but this won't rock you.
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The Musical Shepherd tapestry is a Francois Boucher tapestry from his famous Noble Pastorale tapestries series first woven at Beauvais in 1755. Francois Boucher was Director of the royal tapestry workshops there and was also Court Painter to King Louis XV. It shows a shepherd playing a flute to his girlfriend by a waterfall next to a lake. Both are remarkably well-dressed in typical Boucher fashion.


Depending on the scale of the project, the completed frame will arrive either by our own four wheel trucks and trailers or by larger articulated truck haulage. All of the components that form the completed frame are coded to ensure a swift, clean efficient assembly process. Prior to our arrival our groundworks team will have prepared the site for our arrival.
With all groundworks, drainage and landscaping complete the assembly process takes place, this can take any where from 5-7 days for a large garden room through to several weeks for a larger more detailed project. All associated trades are brought into play at the relevant times ensuring efficient progress through out the build. One of the many advantages with this pre-building technique is that it reduces time on site considerably, this equates to less mess, less disruption, less weather dependant down time. Having 80% of the work done prior to even setting foot on the project grounds is a huge bonus when dealing with the British climate. This technique allows for all trades to follow on and through the build as the project is made water tight in a matter of days.


An item is an artifact or object from Runeterran history and are featured in-game as enhancements for champions.
Living Forge everywhere on the map). This is also where items are sold back for 70% of the total gold spent to obtain them. Some items are sold for 40% their total cost.
Defense - includes items that grant statistics such as health, armor or magic resistance.
Attack - includes items that grant statistics such as attack damage, attack speed or critical strike chance.
Magic - includes items that grant statistics such as ability power, mana or cooldown reduction.
Movement - includes items that grant enhanced movement speed.
Items that are a part of the upgrade tree are divided into three tiers: basic, advanced, and finished.
A basic item does not require any other items to be purchased.
If an item has a specified recipe that consists of basic items and a combine cost, it is considered an advanced item.
When purchasing an advanced item, all basic items in its recipe in player's inventory are consumed.
An advanced item can be purchased without having all of its components in the inventory. In that case, the combine cost will be increased by the cost of the missing components.
The same is true for finished items, which have at least one advanced or basic item in their recipe.
Most items can be upgraded by paying the cost in gold. Some, however, cannot be purchased and are obtained solely through the process of transformation - a unique effect that occurs under a specific condition, either gaining a specified amount of stacks on the item or completing quests.
Enchantments are a special group of item upgrades that apply the same additional effect to several different items. Currently there are enchantments available for Tier 2 jungle items.
Corrupting Potion, the charge is consumable but the item cannot be stacked or consumed.
Trinkets are a special category of items that do not occupy any of the six item slots and have their own, seventh slot. The trinket slot cannot be used for non-trinket items.
Every item in the game provides some sort of effect. An item's primary effect is usually statistics, however, many items also possess secondary effects which provide champions with additional benefits beyond raw statistics. Consumables are one exception, as almost all consumables provide no benefits until consumed. In addition, some effects are labelled unique (which is explained below).
Hunter's Machete and its upgrades.
Actives are triggered by clicking on the item or by pressing the item's hotkey, and function similarly to a champion ability. These effects have cooldowns before they can be used. The cooldown of activated abilities is not affected by cooldown reduction.
Passives are effects that function automatically, like champion innate abilities.
Auras are buffs or debuffs that affect nearby friendly or enemy units, respectively. All aura effects are unique.
The holder of an aura item is not considered to be under the effects of the aura and thus can still benefit from an aura. This allows auras to stack up to twice on champions who posses the aura themselves. Other allies will not benefit beyond the first aura.
Consumable items generally provide no benefit until consumed, functioning as an activated item effect. Consumable items are primarily focused on either gaining map control through the use of wards or boosting a champion's statistics for a brief period with potions and elixirs. Consuming an item will either destroy it or consume a charge, similar to stock abilities. Charge-based consumable items are refreshed when the holder returns to their spawning pool.
Some item effects are unique. Typically, a unique effect means that if a champion were to purchase two identical items, the unique effects would only be granted once. Some items grant basic statistics, such as cooldown reduction and spell vamp, with a unique tag to prevent abusive cases where the item could be stacked to exploit the statistics it provides.
Some items feature unique named effects, such as Spellblade. A named effect is similar to a unique effect, except that the conditions of being unique are global. The effects of the named effect can only be gained once, even if the two items are entirely unrelated (such as Tenacity).
Caulfield's Warhammer will not grant additional cooldown reduction. This is likely designed as such to deter multiple stacking of a cost efficient item.
Only the unique/named-unique effects will not stack. Other effects provided by the item will stack.


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@certik I have a query regarding Kronecker's substitution. For univariate polynomial multiplication, we evaluate the polynomials at suitable numbers (Say 10^3 or 2^n) and then multiply the resulting integers.
In case of multivariate polynomials, instead of a tuple, we convert the exponents into an integer and use that integer as a key in a hashtable.
So, in the former, there is only one integer multiplication, while in the second, there will be multiple additions of integer keys and multiplication of coefficients. Are they fundamentally, the same or do we expect one to be faster than the other?
@shivamvats, good question. I think they are fundamentally different. You should concentate on the multivate case. That will also work for univariate case, though it will probably be slower than the specialized method for univariate case.


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RAPID CREEK WATERSHED ACTION
What is a Recreation Area?
Official Launch of the Rapid Creek Watershed Action
PRESS ADVISORY
PRESS CONFERENCE ON TUESDAY, JUNE 16, TO LAUNCH NEW ORGANIZATION
CONTACT: Rapid Creek Watershed Action 605-484-8840
A Press Conference on Tuesday, June 16, will launch Rapid Creek Watershed Action (RCWA), a new coalition whose goal is to create a federally-designated recreation area in the Rapid Creek watershed upstream from Rapid City in the Black Hills. The watershed includes Pactola Reservoir, Deerfield Reservoir, Rochford, Pe' Sla, Mystic, Castle Creek, Johnson's Siding, Dark Canyon, and points in between.
The Press Conference will be at 11:30 am in the northeast part of Sioux Park. Go to the junction of Rapid Creek and Canyon Lake Drive. Immediately to the west is the intersection of Dakota Drive and Canyon Lake Drive. At the intersection, go south into the parking lot. We will be on the east side of the parking lot, between the picnic shelter and the Creek. Members of the coalition will bring recreation equipment to symbolize the outdoor activities they enjoy in the future recreation area and will hold banners. A statement will be read, and there will be time for the press's questions.
The Goal of Rapid Creek Watershed Action (RCWA) is to have the federally-controlled surface and subsurface lands within the Rapid Creek/Castle Creek watershed upstream from Rapid City designated as a national recreation area and subject to a mineral claim withdrawal.
Eight organizations are currently part of the RCWA coalition. Other organizations and businesses are welcome to become partners in this effort.
RCWA
Taking Action to create a recreation area in the Rapid Creek Watershed for us now and future generations to come.
Rapid City, SD 57709
2020 © Rapid Creek Watershed Action
Join RCWA
Photo by Carla Rae Marshall


Alexander disease is a rare disorder resulting from a glial fibrillary acidic protein gene mutation which causes progressive degeneration of white matter. With the usual poor prognosis, there are few case reports with long-term follow-up. We report the five-year clinical course of Alexander disease in one case using serial magnetic resonance imaging.
A 12-month-old Japanese male was referred to the pediatrics department in our hospital because of developmental retardation. Alexander disease was diagnosed by gene examination of the mutation of a glial fibrillary acidic protein. Magnetic resonance imaging findings showed abnormalities in white matter, deep gray matter, and medulla oblongata. Serial magnetic resonance imaging examinations until the age of five were performed and changes in magnetic resonance imaging findings were compared to the progression in clinical symptoms.
Alexander disease is a very rare disease with a variety of clinical phenotypes. Therefore serial magnetic resonance imaging studies for long-term survival infantile cases including our case may be important in the analysis of the pathophysiological mechanism.
Alexander disease is a rare disorder resulting from a glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) gene mutation which causes progressive degeneration in white matter. Most cases are solitary, but hereditary cases have also been reported. Abnormalities predominate in the white matter of both frontal lobes, making magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) useful for diagnosis. In this report, we show the clinical course of Alexander disease in one case using MRI.
A 12-month-old Japanese male was referred to the pediatrics department of our hospital because he was unable to sit independently. At the initial examination, the 12-month-old could hold his head up but could not maintain a sitting posture. Macrocephaly was not noted. He had no history of perinatal abnormalities. Birth weight was 3058g, height 49cm, and head circumference 34.5cm. There was no family history of neurological disorder.
Brain computed tomography (CT) showed areas of low attenuation with frontal white matter preponderance, cyst formation near the anterior horn of the lateral ventricle, and cerebral atrophy predominant in the frontal lobes (Figure 1a). T2-weighted images demonstrated symmetrical high-intensity areas in the white matter of both frontal lobes and deep gray matter, cyst formation in the white matter, and cerebral atrophy (Figure 1b). T2-weighted images also showed slight abnormalities in the medulla oblongata (Figure 1c). Contrast-enhanced T1-weighted images showed contrast enhancement of the peri-cystic area and caudate nucleus region bilaterally (Figure 1d).
Brain computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging at 12 months. a Computed tomography image demonstrates low attenuation areas in the white matter of the frontal lobes, putamen, external capsule and claustrum, and cystic formation in the white matter of the frontal lobes. b T2-weighted image shows areas of high signal intensity and cystic formation in the white matter of the frontal lobes, and significant deep gray matter structure abnormality. c T2-weighted image shows small, bilateral hyperintense lesions in the medulla oblongata. d Contrast T1-weighted image demonstrates contrast enhancement in the pericystic lesion and the caudate nucleus.
These findings suggested infantile leukodystrophy, and other diseases in the differential diagnosis including Alexander disease, megalencephalic leukoencephalopathy with subcortical cysts (MLC), van der Knaap disease, Canavan disease, Pelizaeus-Merzbacher disease, and metachromatic leukodystrophy. Alexander disease or MLC were strongly suspected, as these types of infantile leukodystrophy involve cyst formation. Alexander disease was diagnosed by gene examination, and Murakami et al. already reported by the mutation of the GFAP gene in this case: the patient had a heterozygous deletion of genomic sequence 1247-1249GGG>GG in exon 8 of the GFAP gene .
This case was followed with the best supportive care and careful rehabilitation for almost 5 years after the onset of the disease. His general condition was stable. The second MRI was performed at 4 years of age after his spastic quadriplegia began to slowly progress. Significant volume loss in bilateral white matter and deep gray matter as a cause of enlargement of the anterior horn of the lateral ventricle was recognized from T2-weighted images (Figure 2a). Furthermore, a periventricular rim of high signal intensity on T1-weighted images and low signal intensity on T2-weighted images was apparent (Figure 2b), and high intensity lesions on T2-weighted images became more apparent in the medulla oblongata (Figure 2c).
Magnetic resonance imaging at 4 years. a T2-weighted image shows significant volume loss in bilateral white matter and deep gray matter as a cause of enlargement of the anterior horn of the lateral ventricle. b1,2 T1-weighted image and T2-weighted image show the periventricular rim around the posterior horn of the lateral ventricle. c Abnormal signals in the medulla oblongata become apparent in T2-weighted image.
When the patient presented with sudden dyspnea and dysphagia at 5 years 4 months of age, emergency MRI was performed and found a further advance in the following: White matter abnormalities in the frontal lobe, volume loss in bilateral white matter and deep gray matter, and brain stem abnormalities since initial MRI images (Figure 3a, b, c). Mild elevation of apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) values was noted at affected sites (Figure 3d, e).
Magnetic resonance imaging at 5 years, 4 months. a T2-weighted image shows increase in abnormal signals in the frontal lobe and volume loss in bilateral white matter and deep gray matter. b T2-weighted image demonstrates an increase in abnormal signals in the medulla oblongata. c Fluid attenuated inversion recovery image shows swelling and high intensity from the medulla oblongata to the top of the cervical spine. d, e Mild elevation in apparent diffusion coefficient values are recognized in affected areas.
Pathological features in Alexander disease include deposits of Rosenthal fibers in astrocytes. Rosenthal fibers contain ubiquitin, heat shock proteins (HSP27) and partially degraded fragments of GFAP. Astrocyte function impairment is considered to cause adverse effects to adjacent structures, such as oligodendroglia and myelin sheath. Some cases result from autosomal recessive inheritance, but the majority is isolated (spontaneous mutations).
MRI is a crucial examination in the diagnosis and observation of Alexander disease. Under the MRI-based diagnostic criteria proposed by van der Knaap , at least four of the five imaging findings below must be present for the diagnosis: 1) white matter abnormalities (swelling, signal change, atrophy, cysts) with frontal preponderance, 2) periventricular rim of high signal intensity on T1-weighted images and low signal intensity on T2-weighted images, 3) abnormalities in the basal ganglia and thalami, 4) brain stem abnormalities, 5) contrast enhancement involving one or more of the following structures: ventricular lining, periventricular rim, white matter of the frontal lobes, optic chiasm, fornix, basal ganglia, thalamus, dentate nucleus, and brain stem. In our study, four of the five criteria proposed by van der Knaap except for a periventricular rim were seen at 1 year of age, and MRI findings at 4 years of age showed all five criteria exactly.
High signal intensity on T2-weighted images are reported to correspond to deposits of Rosenthal fibers or associated demyelination, and because these fibers cause breakdown of the blood–brain barrier, contrast enhancement is seen in sites with significant deposits [3, 4]. Loss of brain tissue also leads to cyst formation. ADC and MR spectroscopy, although not included in van der Knaap's diagnostic criteria, have been reported to be useful in diagonosing Alexander disease [4, 5]. In our case, elevation of ADC values at the affected areas were recognized (Figure 3d, e), which was thought to correspond with white matter degeneration.
As a result of a nationwide investigation, Yoshida et al.[4, 5] proposed a new classification on the basis of neurological and MR findings: cerebral Alexander disease (type 1), bulbospinal Alexander disease (type 2), and intermediate form (type 3) [6, 7]. According to this classification, our case is classified as cerebral Alexander disease at the onset, and then features of the bulpospinal type become apparent as the disease progresses.
Shiihara et al. reported MRI in a long survival case. Unlike our case, cyst formation was not seen in early MRI like in their case. However, in addition to the abnormalities in the frontal lobes, brainstem lesion and brain atrophy became apparent in the progression of the disease in a follow up period of 15 years. Further studies are needed to clarify the relationship between the initial and serial MRI findings and clinical course after diagnosis.
In our case, the initial MRI and MRI-based serial observations were essential to diagnose and ascertain the image-based progression of clinical symptoms. Initial MRI and MRI-based serial observations were essential to diagnose Alexander disease. Because Alexander disease is a very rare disease with a variety of clinical phenotypes, serial MR studies for long-term survival of infantile cases including our case may be useful for the analysis of the pathophysiological mechanism.
Written informed consent was obtained from the mother of the patient for publication of this manuscript and any accompanying images. A copy of the written consent is available for review by the Edior-in-Chief of this journal.
FN had contributed to the diagnosis for the MR and CT images of this patient. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.


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Most recently Sharon has been demonstrating Fantasy Art or Silk Painting to Art & Craft Societies and Adult Education Centres around the country, offering workshops and painting holidays in Dorset for those who would like a more in depth approach.
Sharon is a member of the Bead Workers Guild and the SAA.
See more of Sharon's work here. Visit Sharon's website or click to see videos of her at work.


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EBay, British luxury goods group to talk counterfe...
EBay, British luxury goods group to talk counterfeit sales
Meeting comes on heels of differing rulings on who bears responsibility for preventing sales of bogus goods
Linda Rosencrance (Computerworld) on 25 July, 2008 08:03
Intellectual property lawyers from eBay and Walpole British Luxury, a group that represents the British luxury goods industry, are meeting Monday in London to discuss ways they can work together to prevent the sale of counterfeit goods online.
The meeting comes after courts in the US and France gave contrasting rulings on the issue of who is responsible for averting the sale of counterfeit goods on Web sites.
"Basically these are exploratory talks because we have two different rulings in two different jurisdictions," said Gavin Davis, a Walpole spokesman in London. "And Walpole just wants to speak to eBay to see what both groups can do going forward."
Davis said the meeting was a first step to discuss ideas that could lead to an agreement between the two parties in collaborating to prevent the sale of counterfeit goods on eBay.
"As part of eBay's ongoing commitment to fighting the global issue of counterfeits and protecting our users when they shop online, we constantly collaborate with brands and rights owners as well as local and global organizations, governmental associations and law enforcement," said eBay spokeswoman Nichola Sharpe in an e-mail. "We feel that collaboration is key and this meeting is just an example of the ongoing relationship building we do."
Last week, federal Judge Richard Sullivan for the Southern District of New York, ruled in favor of eBay in concluding that Tiffany & Co. was responsible for monitoring the eBay Web site for counterfeit Tiffany goods and for bringing those counterfeit goods to eBay's attention.
In 2004, Tiffany sued eBay, claiming that the online auction site didn't do enough to keep counterfeit goods off its Web site. EBay disagreed, saying it already took steps to stop the sale of counterfeit goods through its Verified Rights Owners (VeRO) Program, which provides tools to help companies look for phony goods. Under the program, if a company determines that a user is selling counterfeit merchandise, it notifies eBay, which immediately takes down the auction.
However, in June, the Tribunal de Commerce in Paris fined eBay US$61 million for allowing the sale of Louis Vuitton Malletier and Christian Dior Couture counterfeit goods on its Web site. That decision came on the heels of a similar ruling by a separate French court that ordered eBay to pay US$31,000 to Hermes International for selling fake Hermes handbags.
"The court decisions on both sides of the Atlantic seek to place the full burden of policing online fakes on either the online auctioneers or the trademark owners," said Frederick Mostert, chairman of the Walpole IP & Brand Protection Working Group, in an op-ed piece in the Financial Times last week.
"Policing the World Wide Web for an exponentially growing giant wave of counterfeits is a Herculean burden. Tiffany, Louis Vuitton and other luxury good manufacturers chafe at having to commit unlimited time and resources to police auction sites and their growing number of counterfeit listings."
Mostert said more needs to be done and both sides need to work together to prevent the sale of counterfeit goods online.
"The answer for assessing responsibility lies in the middle - both sides should, in equal measure, diligently confront the online counterfeit problem together," he said.
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Wellness in Recovery: Mind, Body, Spirit
Dimock supports residents on their own recovery journeys with innovative programs
Adult Primary Care & Specialty Clinics
Patient Privacy & Compliance
Obstetrics & Gynecology (OB/GYN)
Counseling and Addiction Services
Emergency Shelter Program
Inpatient Detox Center | Boston
Residential Services Programs | Boston
Early Head Start and Head Start Programs
Foundations for Learning
Finding Wellness in Recovery
"Dimock saved my life. It's given me peace of mind. It's given me me back."
Jerrall, John Flowers Recovery Home
With the goal of breaking down barriers to care and correcting historic racial health inequities, The Dimock Center is meeting the complex health and wellness needs of all members of the community, right where they live.
In addition to the individual and group therapy offered in each program, members of our residential recovery homes are connected with primary care in our Health Center, and many seek additional mental health support through Dimock's integrated behavioral health services.
We're dedicated to ensuring that individual residents and families find the health care and the community resources that are critical to making those determined steps beyond our doors.
Jerrall, John Flowers Recovery Home & Road to Wellness Participant
"Dimock sincerely saved my life," says Jerrall Corning, a resident of the John Flowers Recovery Home. "Dimock has helped me repair the relationship with my wife and my five-year-old. I'm in the process of completing my GED through Dimock, and I'm about to find housing. Dimock has helped me to achieve my goals. But on a very basic level, Dimock saved my life. It's given me peace of mind. It's given me me back."
Prior to arriving on Dimock's campus, Jerrall did not have a primary care provider. He was connected to one in Dimock's Adult Medicine Clinic, received his vaccines on campus, and felt the healing power of community through his participation in the Road to Wellness 5K Walk/Run.
"Being a part of the Road to Wellness was a wonderful experience. To be a part of a community is a beautiful thing. I love this community. I love Roxbury."
Coach Yvel Joseph, affectionately nicknamed "Coach Joe" by many Dimock residents, leads a twice-weekly fitness and wellness program for the residential recovery homes on our campus. This innovative program is generously supported by Reebok, who also supports the Road to Wellness 5K Walk/Run and Summer Training Series.
"I approach fitness from a perspective of wellness: mind, body, and spirit," says Yvel. Yvel aims to create an environment where those in recovery can build confidence in themselves, connect with their community, and feel good in their bodies.
"What first brought me to Dimock was all the resources that they have for us," says Lissette Santos, a resident of My Sister's House. "I go to therapy here and I participate in the fitness program every Tuesday and Thursday. I'm also doing anger management and relapse prevention programs here. The staff here stand by me and never let me down."
"Coach Joe is phenomenal. He gives great advice, and he goes at your own pace. So many of us look forward to Tuesdays and Thursdays. I have seven grandchildren, and I can run with them now. It makes me feel good to be taking care of my body the right way."
Coach Yvel Joseph ("Coach Joe")
"I approach fitness from a perspective of wellness: mind, body, and spirit"
Coach Yvel Joseph


• Warranty of title: Any seller of goods warrants that the title transferred is a good title, which means there are no encumbrances on the purchased goods at the time of contracting.
• Implied warranty of merchantability: If the seller is a merchant (a person that normally deals in the particular good bought) it implies that the item purchased is fit for the ordinary purpose for which such goods are intended. It doesn't matter if the seller knew that the goods you purchased were defective. Sellers have absolute liability.
• Implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose: When the seller has a specific reason to know the particular purpose for which the goods purchased are to be used, and that buyer is relying on the seller's particular knowledge or skill, there's an implied warranty that the goods will function as bargained for. For example, the seller knows that I want a boat to tour around the Great Lakes. That boat ought to be able to handle such bodies of water or the seller is in breach.
Often times, whether you're aware of it or not, a merchant will disclaim various warranties to escape liability. Usually, there is a requirement that such disclaimers be conspicuous so that a reasonable person should have the opportunity to read the disclaimer. An inadequate disclaimer will not effectively disclaim.
Goodwin & Scieszka has been handling defective product claims for over 30 years. If you've been injured as a result of a dangerous product, contact our Southfield, MI offices. We're here for you when you need us most.


Imprinted with a lasting bond of community, Houston House is a north campus based residence hall on Sorority Hill. Students are next to the Performing Arts Center, Lowman Student Center, Old Main Market and close to all major departments and classes. Houston House is also home to the Criminal Justice Living Learning Community.
Residents have a huge lobby for socials and entertaining. The rooms are traditional style with moveable furniture. Central air conditioning and heat provide a pleasant climate throughout the building.


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Toy Fair 2020 Product Showcase: THE MANDALORIAN And STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS
Thanks to our friends at Disney PR we have received images from a press event showcase that took place today at the Dream Hotel in New York, New York. The event was focused on showing off product fans can look forward to collecting, wearing and owning later this year that is based on the two Disney+ series; The Mandalorian and Star Wars: The Clone Wars. There was tons of product shown at the event which was attended by Disney executives and Andy Carboni from The Star Wars Show. We combed through the images to feature products produced by Hasbro which can be found throughout the official press release below. FANS CAN CELEBRATE STAR WARS™ ALL YEAR LONG WITH NEW MERCHANDISE REVEALED AHEAD OF NEW YORK TOY [...]
By admin|2020-02-20T23:11:25-08:00February 20th, 2020|Categories: The Clone Wars, The Mandalorian, Toy Fair|Tags: #hasbrotoyfair, New York Toy Fair|
Pre-Toy Fair 2020 Star Wars New Products Press Release
Today has been chock full of reveals and New York Toy Fair has yet to even begin. This morning we had the Mission Fleet reveal, which earlier today we pointed out the similarity to Hasbro's canceled AMP'D line of 2012 and then there was an exclusive press release in which many of the items below were revealed along with many others and now we have the official press release from Hasbro about some of the items that tie into both The Mandalorian and The Clone Wars which returns tomorrow! (HASBRO/Ages 4 years & up/Approx. Retail Price: $59.99/Available: Fall 2020) From HASBRO'S STAR WARS Collection comes THE CHILD ANIMATRONIC EDITION toy with sounds and motorized sequences! He may look like "BABY YODA," but this lovable creature [...]
By admin|2020-02-20T22:43:11-08:00February 20th, 2020|Categories: The Clone Wars, The Mandalorian, Toy Fair|Tags: New York Toy Fair|
Hasbro's AMP'D Line Remembered
Now before we begin our 2020 coverage of New York Toy Fair with a deluge of press releases, reveals, photos and live-streams, we'd like to take a moment to remember the line you forgot about but one Hasbro did not. Back in 2012, when Star Wars was starting to decrease their 3 3/4" Star Wars output, they put forth at New York Toy Fair a line of Star Wars figures and vehicles, in a new smaller scale, that could be rebuilt to form new and customizable vehicles. The series, called Star Wars AMP'D, was a fully realized line that catered to price points of $7 to $40 dollars and included 2.5"ish figures. Now with the reveal of the new Mission Fleet series this morning on IO9's [...]
By admin|2020-02-20T13:26:13-08:00February 20th, 2020|Categories: AMP'D, Mission Fleet, Toy Fair|Tags: New York Toy Fair|
TFA Toy Rumor Roundup
The new and highly anticipated year is only seven days in and already we are treated to a heavy dose of toy rumors! First out of the gate was Rebelscum with a list of Hasbro The Force Awakens solicitations. Of course at this point, this is all unconfirmed by Hasbro's so please regard with a grain of salt. Star Wars 7 3.75 In Figure Assortment Star Wars 7 3.75 In Armor Figure Assortment Star Wars 7 Figure Two Pack Assortment Star Wars 7 Figures Snow Desert Star Wars 7 Hero Series Deluxe Figure Assortment Star Wars 7 Hero Series Figure Assortment Star Wars 7 Class I Vehicle Assortment Star Wars 7 Class I Deluxe Vehicle Assortment Star Wars 7 Class II Vehicle Assortment Star Wars 7 Class [...]
By admin|2015-01-07T22:28:14-08:00January 8th, 2015|Categories: Mission Series, Saga Legends, The Force Awakens|Tags: New York Toy Fair|


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And then my server is this:
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com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonParseException: Failed to decode VALUE_STRING as base64 (MIME-NO-LINEFEEDS): Illegal character '.' (code 0x2e) in base64 content

What is the problem?
I can't figure it out


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My favorite place to get a Po-Boy is Castnet. Castnet is located in New Orleans East at 10826 Haynes Blvd. The tastiest Po-Boy would have to be the shrimp. I always get a shrimp po-poy with pickles and extra mayonnaise..You talk about rollin\'! Sometimes I get fries and a cold drink to make my feast complete.
Chanda Nunez, "Castnet Po-Boy," Hurricane Digital Memory Bank, accessed April 19, 2019, http://hurricanearchive.org/items/show/37994.


Top floor ski-in/ski-out penthouse with vaulted ceilings, southern views of the ski mountain and wood burning fire place. Remodeled bathrooms, updated kitchen and new carpet throughout. Spacious loft that sleeps as the 3-bedroom with full bath. Amenities include a front desk, heated swimming pool, hot tub and outside BBQ area. Easy walking distance to the village; recent common area remodel.