May the Year of the Tiger be a roaring good one for you and yours.
Our Thai helper Wan has been with Dave and I since 2002, when we lived in Bangkok. After more than 8 years of the three of us under one roof she's like a member of the family. It's thanks to Wan that we're able to do what we do; given our three dogs and two cats traveling 6 months out of the year for a living would be out of the question if not for her. When we leave we know that everything -- living and otherwise -- will be in competent and loving hands until we get back. And you can't put a price peace of mind like that.
Twice a year we pack Wan off to her village near Buriram, in Thailand's northeast Isaan region, for a few weeks of family, food, and R & R. She leaves carrying suitcases bursting with edible presents my old food magazines ("When I retire I'll relax in my new house and enjoy looking at them."). When she returns to KL she's maxed out her weight limit with foods from home.
There's always something for us -- usually long-grained red rice (deliciously nutty) from her village, maybe some dried red chilies or kanom (sweets). Back from her last trip in December, Wan gifted us a plastic tub of the best Thai coconut palm sugar I've ever tasted, purchased on a Bangkok street from a southern Thai lady who comes north a couple times a year to sell her family's product. I've cooked with it some, but mostly we've been eating it like candy, straight from the tub, apportioned out a tiny tip-of-a-spoonful at a time.
From her last visit home Wan also carried a bag of un-hulled sticky rice. One day last week I returned home to the smell of toast --she was cooking the rice in a dry pan like popcorn.
"I'm making krayasaat just like in my village," Wan announced. Which got me very excited indeed.
Krayasaat is a traditional Thai confection made with popped rice -- something along the lines of the best rice krispie treat you've ever eaten only one hundred times tastier. We had our last taste of krayasaat a few years ago in Bangkok, when we bought a portion from a batch just made that morning by the owner of a beauty parlor Suan Plu market. It was caramely with palm sugar and boasted lots of roasted peanuts and sesame seeds; not too sweet, more snack than candy.
Later that day the scent of palm sugar heating in a pan drew me to Wan's kitchen (just me and my notebook; Dave, if he's attached to a camera, is rarely welcome there). She was stirring the same type of palm sugar she'd gifted us with coconut oil over a low heat. Next to her cooktop sat a bowl of white sesame seeds, another of lightly blistered peanuts that she'd roasted herself, and still another of kao mao, young rice that's been toasted and pounded in a process similar to -- but nowhere near as long and labor-intensive as -- the one that produces Philippine duman.
"So you use palm sugar to make krayasaat?" I asked Wan.
"Arai gaw dai," she answered, using her favorite phrase ("Up to you.") "If you like to use palm sugar OK. If you want to use white sugar you can do."
"OK then," I parried, pen and notebook ready. "How about the popped rice? Do you have to use sticky rice?"
"Arai gaw dai. Sticky rice, regular rice, either can do."
"Well Wan, what are the other ingredients? Palm sugar, coconut oil, popped rice.."
"Arai gaw dai, Khun Robyn!" Exaggerated eye rolling at this point, and I think I heard a snort or two. "You like peanut, put peanut. You like sesame, OK. You don't like, you don't put!"
"Should you include kao mao?"
One solid instruction only did Wan offer: the finished krayasaat shouldn't be caramel-sticky. Hers was sweet, but each ingredient remained distinct. It was a smoky, coconuty-peanuty treat to eat with a spoon, not with one's hands.
And next time she makes it I'm going to stay out of the kitchen.
Kao mao, if you like it.
Salt, unless you don't like the salty in which case no need. Up to you.
Heat coconut oil and palm sugar (proportions up to you) in a pan till soft. Stir in kao mao, sesame seeds and roasted peanuts if using -- Up To You! -- salt (if you like salty). Stir, then pour over puffed rice. Mix everything together, spread in a dish, and enjoy.
When I took my little stroll down memory lane before we left for Chengdu I predicted we'd find that 'hole-in-the-wall restaurants with one wok and two tables are a thing of the past.' That's sort of the case; outside of the odd street food vendor there aren't many two-table operations anymore.
But I'm happy -- no, make that gleeful -- to report that the type of one-guy-in-the-kitchen eatery where we ate most of our dinners back in 1985 is still very much alive in spirit. It's just that now, instead a garage-like hovel it occupies a proper little room. Instead of one or two tables there may be five or six. And there's usually a wall rather than merely a meter of floor space separating cooking space from diner.
To find these places you must leave the major four-to-eight lane thoroughfares and ring roads. You need to poke around in smaller lanes, car-free alleys, and tight passageways that might look like they're closed to non-residents (they're not - or if they are, you'll be told so).
The neighborhoods around universities and colleges (of which Chengdu has quite a few) are particularly good hunting ground for rustic jiachang cai (home-style dishes). These joints aren't all created equal, of course, but you'll rarely be served anything worse than 'pretty good'. Quite often what you eat will be revelatory, especially if the only Sichuan dishes you've eaten have been prepared in a restaurant outside of Asia.
We stumbled across this little gem near the Sichuan Music Conservatory. It's a wonderful area in which to wander, still cut through with winding lanes and old-style lowrises -- from which occasionally drift the wail of a sax or the tinkle of piano keys -- and still very much a neighborhood in spite of many newish highrise complexes. Though it was almost 2:30pm, well past lunchtime, the owner happily ushered us to a table.
We ordered the sort of rustic-bordering-on-basic Sichuanese dishes that restaurants overseas always seem to muck up with overkill, and not a one disappointed.Bansan si ('cold three threads') -- a tangle of seeded cucumber and carrot shreds and bean thread noodles all tossed with chopped cilantro and peanuts in a spicy sweet-tart sauce -- was a refreshing teaser, a salad on steroids.
And yuxiang roupian ('fish-fragrance' meat slices), a dish that's long been an obsession of Dave's -- for good reason, when prepared as well as this version was. As much vegetable as meat (that's a good thing, in our book), it played crunchy stem lettuce and cloud ear shreds off chewy pork batons to wonderful textural effect. Everything was bathed in a light yet breathtakingly spicy and vinegar-tart sauce.
A misleadingly dull-sounding (to the Chinese pickle novice, anyway) suancai roupian (sour vegetable and meat pieces) fairly jumped off the plate with its tongue-prickling pickled mustard green. the sourness of the suancai balancing the pork's richness.
We finished with the most mundane of soups: fanqie jidan tang (tomato and egg soup), to which we requested that some green cabbage be added. The broth was pitch-perfect -- vegetal, light, barely there, as it should be, because this kind of soup is meant to cleanse the palate of a meal's meaty richness rather than dazzle in its own right.
Unless you've got a local friend, the dishes served at these restaurants are the closest you'll come in Chengdu to true everyday home cooking. They shouldn't be missed.
Before we left the restaurant Dave asked to photograph the cook and the hands that made this memorable repast. He was confused at first, then obviously flattered that Dave had lovingly photographed every single dish.
'Your food was beautiful, delicious!' I tried to explain. He smiled, just a little. Then, as we were walking halfway up the street, he shouted 'Xia ci zai lai!' Come again!


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Q: leaflet R, how to make appearance of clustered icon related to statistics of the children? I'd like to customize appearance of clustered markers in Leaflet/Shiny application based on sum of an attribute of child markers.
It is similar to this problem, which makes icon color of clusters based on count of children.  What if I want to customize icon based on the sum of magnitude of earthquakes?
With pure javascript application, seems like I should be able to set custom property to individual marker, then access it from iconCreateFunction, as done in this example.
But I am adding marker with addCircleMarkers and addMarkers from leaflet for R, and doesn't seem i can add arbitrary attribute to markers being generated.  Code below works but it doesn't if i uncomment two lines (mag = ~mag and sum += markers[i].mag;)
leaflet(quakes) %>% addTiles() %>% addMarkers(
  # mag = ~mag,
  clusterOptions = markerClusterOptions(
  iconCreateFunction=JS("function (cluster) {
    var markers = cluster.getAllChildMarkers();
    var sum = 0;
    for (i = 0; i < markers.length; i++) {
    //  sum += markers[i].mag;
      sum += 1;
    }
    return new L.DivIcon({ html: '
' + sum + '
'});

  }")

  )
)

I thought about using label= option of addMarkers, and then parse it from Javascript.  But the markers accessed with getAllChildMarkers() on marker cluster in JS does not seem to have label property.
I also thought about passing a dataframe from R to leaflet(JS), somehow, maybe like this example, or this ...?

A: Found my answer.  Seems like I can put arbitrary property inside options= in addMarker:
leaflet(quakes) %>% addTiles() %>% addMarkers(
  options = markerOptions(mag = ~mag),
  clusterOptions = markerClusterOptions(
  iconCreateFunction=JS("function (cluster) {
    var markers = cluster.getAllChildMarkers();
    var sum = 0;
    for (i = 0; i < markers.length; i++) {
      sum += Number(markers[i].options.mag);
//      sum += 1;
    }
    return new L.DivIcon({ html: '
' + sum + '
'});
  }")
  )
)

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What are Billiken – And Why is Osaka Full of Them?
There's a lot of odd things dotted around Osaka. You'll find giant pufferfish hanging in the sky, gold turtles climbing up the sides of a building, huge lobster decorating the ceiling of the market – there's even a giant metal wasp if you know where to look, but among all…
12 Fun and Unusual Things to do in Kokura, Western Japan
If at this point, you're saying Koka what ra, I don't blame you. Kokura is not the best-known town on the island of Kyushu in Western Japan. I hadn't heard of it either until I ended up there for two nights. For that, you can thank the Korean boy band,…
What Does Tarantula Taste Like? Eating Spiders in Cambodia
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Wonderfood Museum, Penang – It's Mad! You'll Love It.
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17 Must-See Cute and Themed Cafes in Taipei
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28 Fun and Unusual Things to do in Fukuoka
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Space, Peace and Meatballs: The Quiet Zone, Air Asia X Reviewed
The man behind me on my Emirates flight from Bangkok to Sydney had had a brilliant trip – I know as he was telling the woman he'd just met all about it. He also had a lot of tips for her on her trip to Sydney – about 20 minutes…
Cool Things to do in Matsue, Western Japan
It's home to one of the best castles in Japan. Home to some great modern art and a spectacular sunset. Home to amazing samurai history, delicious food and a short hop from one of the most beautiful Japanese gardens in the world – but when it comes to the average…
Motonosumi Inari Shrine: How To Find This Stunning Shrine in Western Japan
They have good dreams in Japan. Dreams that make things. Things like bright scarlet shrines that balance on the edge of craggy windswept clifftops. Scarlet shrines like the outrageously pretty Motonosumi Inari Shrine near Nagato in Western Japan. It's a must see if you're in the areas of Nagato or…
Why a Hot Springs Hotel in Japan is a Brilliant Alternative to a Ryokan.
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The appalling case of Alois Dvorzac, an 84-year-old man with dementia and heart disease who suffered a fatal heart attack whilst an immigration detainee, has given a shocking insight into the broken immigration detention system currently operating in the UK.
Mr Dvorzac was detained by the UK Border Agency at Gatwick airport in January 2013 whilst attempting to travel from Canada to Slovenia to see his estranged daughter. He was taken to Harmondsworth Immigration Detention Centre and was held there for three weeks until he had to be taken to hospital for emergency treatment.
Last week, the inquest into his death heard how he died of a heart attack following an emergency hospital admission; prior to his death he had been in handcuffs for five hours. The jury found failings at Harmondsworth citing "a lack of unified procedures and training and access to relevant data records in dealing with a person of this age and capacity".
The treatment of Mr Dvorzac, an elderly, frail man, during his detention by the state was truly shocking. After being found wandering in a confused state at Gatwick airport Mr Dvorzac was held overnight there in a holding room. There was no bed and he would have had to sleep on chairs. Thereafter he was held for weeks in detention, and the inquest heard that he did not understand why he was being detained.
Mr Dvorzac's treatment is by no means an isolated incident. Unfortunately poor treatment of immigration detainees, many of whom are in poor health or who suffer from mental illness, is all too common. We know this from our own cases, having seen physical violence from staff, failures in medical care, shambolic record keeping, poor understanding of mental health issues, inadequate communication between staff and people who should not have been detained in the first place. Such failures can lead to devastating consequences such as the preventable death of Brian Dalrymple, an American tourist detained at Harmondsworth in 2011. We represented his family at the inquest into his death which delivered a verdict of natural causes contributed to by neglect. The jury considered that there were failures in the medical care that Brian Dalrymple, a 34-year old suffering from schizophrenia and hypertension, received. These failures ultimately contributed to his death from a ruptured aorta.
Independent reports, such as the one into Yarls Wood Immigration Removal Centre published by the Chief Inspector of Prisons in the summer, show major failings. The report found conditions at Yarls Wood had deteriorated to the extent that almost half of the women held there feared for their safety.
The state not only has a duty to protect life but also not to subject people to inhuman and degrading treatment. It is essential that these duties are taken seriously by those responsible for immigration detention. They must invest the necessary time and money, develop and monitor proper procedures and employ competent and properly trained, committed staff. They need to ensure that detainees are properly looked after and are enabled to live with some dignity and respect, whatever their nationality or entitlement to be here. This should be the case whether state bodies are running detention centres or in the increasingly common scenario of privately managed facilities – the state cannot wash its hands of its human rights obligations to vulnerable people through privatisation.
Mr Dvorzac's death prompted a review of Home Office policy on restraints. His inquest heard that nine out of ten people in immigration detention were taken to hospital in handcuffs. There is now a presumption that sick detainees should not be restrained on hospital visits. Further change is needed however, including an urgent and thorough review of the operation of our immigration system and the welfare of detainees, including assessing the impact of privatisation on the service. We need to question whether private companies that lack a culture of public service and whose primary obligation is to deliver a profit to shareholders, should really be responsible for vulnerable detainees.
The Home Office must act now to ensure detention centres are capable of fulfilling their duties under the European Convention of Human Rights and that alternatives to detention are found for the vulnerable such as the 84 year old Mr Dvorzac.


Outside of our proper day to day lives, there lies a world we do not realise about. A team connected skilled tradesmen arrive at just their jobs day back in and day out, several steps things. They are people we call when we do not am aware how to fix methods needs fixing. One side branch of these skilled repairmen is made up attached to those in the sector of garage door repairs. When we cannot procure our garage doors to allow them to operate the way they can should, they are the main people who we roadway down for help.
Although the garage refurbish business is seemingly simple, we take for it'll bring welcome that these doors achieve one simple function, which is to open and close. We do not, however, realize that certainly, there is more to establish about fixing these entrances then meet the eye area. There are several parts, for example, that we need to become educated with if we usually are to become successful by understanding the ins and outs of garage door repairs. There are blend tracks that hold rising doors, and in that a lot of category, there are typically the different kinds of tracks, like horizontal metal rails and vertical metal sessions. We have to understand how these tracks affect the function of garage doors and their relationship with door openers. Consumers need to know in which when we examine some sort of door in hopes concerning diagnosing a potential problem, we must check usually the door while in some closed position from how the inside of the garage. There is so much to know that everyone not in the market sector take for granted.
These are just the few, small examples behind facts we need to make sure you know about fixing doors to our shed that we do definitely understand. Although fixing associated with problems is pretty rather simple in the end, a lot people need to understand that it is no more than simple to those people who understand the inches and outs of replacing garage doors. Those would be the very expert repairmen we call when our garage doors brake.
Product Ideas – Do My wife and i Need a Patent In front of Selling Invention Ideas within order to Big Companies?


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Entertain, for a bit, the notion that you are one of the predominant players in today's technology environment, amassing unheard-of fortunes, selling upmarket – some say luxury – goods on a nice margin, and generally being lauded as one of the best design-driven and customer-focussed organisations around. Also, the technology press and the analysts regularly beat you for having missed the biggest technological shift in recent memory.
The simile should be obvious, and the technological shift we're talking about is »cloud«1. What most of the "analysis" on Apple's weakness in cloud misses is the notion – and if you're in any way working in a field that creates stuff, you've heard it way too often already, so sorry – that focus is more about saying no than saying yes, that you, your career, your company will be defined more by what you say no to than you agree to, and that excluding things from your option space will open up opportunity to discover non-obvious solutions to problems presented to you.
What we've seen in last weeks keynote about the new possibilities in Apple's ecosystem is exactly that: novel, non-obvious and deeply Apple-y solutions to a problem-space that appeared solved, but unsatisfactorily so.
Take the integration of phone calls and SMS into the operating system, based on proximity and without a cloud component. Sure, a service like this existed before, but it required that you hand over control of your communications to a centralised server instance that then reroutes your communication according to pre-set rules to either phone numbers or an app on your computing device, be that a phone, laptop or phablet. That is the cloud-centric way of doing things: put the smarts – the control, really – into the network center and distribute actions out to the network edge.
With their perceived Cloud-weakness, Apple was able to come up with a solution that doesn't require that forfeiting of control to a centralised server instance to enable the same functionality.
It's a long-standing quip in the technology sphere that of the big players only Apple, by virtue of its business model, is able to offer you some semblance of privacy. Their motivation, as Benedict Evans puts it, is to sell you smart, premium devices, whereas Google for instance wants to sell you dumb glass to access their services.
And this leads to this huge philosophical divide which we will see playing out as both Google and Apple, joined by many more companies, branch out to bring chips and connectivity into more and more parts of our lives. Do we put the smarts into the networks center, or onto the network edge? The gauntlet has been thrown. It's onto every company that works in this field to choose its side. Choose carefully.


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Home Books The Color Atlas of Pediatrics
Genetic Disorders. In: Usatine RP, Sabella C, Smith M, Mayeaux EJ, Jr., Chumley HS, Appachi E. Usatine R.P., & Sabella C, & Smith M, & Mayeaux E.J., Jr., & Chumley H.S., & Appachi E(Eds.),Eds. Richard P. Usatine, et al.eds. The Color Atlas of Pediatrics. McGraw Hill; 2015. Accessed January 29, 2023. https://accesspediatrics.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=1443&sectionid=79851226
Genetic disorders. Usatine RP, Sabella C, Smith M, Mayeaux EJ, Jr., Chumley HS, Appachi E. Usatine R.P., & Sabella C, & Smith M, & Mayeaux E.J., Jr., & Chumley H.S., & Appachi E(Eds.),Eds. Richard P. Usatine, et al. (2015). The Color Atlas of Pediatrics. McGraw Hill. https://accesspediatrics.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=1443&sectionid=79851226
"Genetic Disorders." The Color Atlas of Pediatrics Usatine RP, Sabella C, Smith M, Mayeaux EJ, Jr., Chumley HS, Appachi E. Usatine R.P., & Sabella C, & Smith M, & Mayeaux E.J., Jr., & Chumley H.S., & Appachi E(Eds.),Eds. Richard P. Usatine, et al. McGraw Hill, 2015, https://accesspediatrics.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=1443&sectionid=79851226.


It has been a long day and full of adventures. Initially we planned to cover a shorter distance. Because of the coming weather front we want to clear the next mountain range before it catches us. Speaking about the weather I can see that in Poland the winter is in its full swing. In some parts of Spain they got quite a snowfall as well, like Barcelona, or heavy storms in the Canary Islands.
Well, we have had 9 straight days of sunny weather on our Camino. What a Blessing!!
Leaving Ponferrada we also enjoyed the beautiful weather. What struck us was the exciting setting of the city surrounded by mountains and the best Camino markings we have seen so far.
I warned Henry this morning that next to a long distance today there will be some nice surprises along the way, such as wine tasting.
After the first 9 km we reach one such winery. What a great feeeling! We both down a glass of wine and have some pinchos, i.e. Spanish lunch snacks that are common here.
Next week walk a few kilometers through wine fileds. Ever since we left the region of La Rioja many days ago we have been missing the view. Though the vineyards are generally still before the blooming season today I noticed quite a traffic in the field today. A few workers were doing some trimming of the shrubs all collecting them.
A sign indicating less than 200 km to Santiago de Compostella also caught my attention.
We stop at Cacabelos for lunch at a restaurant called La Moncloa. I usually ask in new places for the recommendations by the waiters. And this is what we chose: Cecina con queso y aceite (beef carpaccio with goat cheese) for first course, and Botillo de La Moncloa (pork a la Moncloa) for the main course. Both dishes were excellent. More details on the pictures below.
We dare to order chestnuts for desserts. The taste is not bad, but it is more of an exotic feeling than pure joy to my palate.
Taking the opportunity I ask the waitress about the titlte of one of the songs we hear. She says it is from her playlist. I appreciate her music taste. The array of songs was added to the wonderful dining ambience of the place.
Our lunch and the welcoming ambiente made us overstay a bit our welcome at the place where we spent two hours. It would not be an issue but we had still about 20 km to walk. We will have to apply ourselves a bit to get to our next destinaion before the sunset.
On our way I see an interesting things I had seen before. This is a Cross with Christ and some other person standing on the other side. Upon closer inspection it seems to the person behind is St. James (Santiago).
After lunch the road begins to wind up gradually. Again we walk through some vineyards. It is the warmest day on our Camino so far. It is 19 C in Villafranca del Bierzo. We can't wait to reach that city, cause our water bottles are empty and we are very thirsty.
Finally we reach Villafranca del Bierzo. We are very happy hoping to find a place to drink something even though it is not the finish for today yet.
Suddenly we get to a sign that says Calle del Agua, which means Water Street. But where is a supermarket? We get to a DIA supermarket. It is 4:55 pm. They will open it in a few minutes after siesta. Since we can't wait to have something to drink we go to a bar first with an intention to come back to the supermarket to get a few essentials later on.
Tak. Dzień bez lodów, to dzień niepełny w trakcie tej pielgrzymki. Takie sobie robimy drobne nagrody. W sklepie były tylko opakowania zbiorcze. Wziąłem więc "magazynek" takich pomadek lodowych marki Magnum. Mniam, mniam. Oczywiście, po 5 na głowę, żeby nie było, że sam.
And then there are the cats. In the morning I see three white cats. In the evening I see three black cats. Can anybody explain the significance of this?
During the last 4 km the battery in my almighty watch tha I have used so far went dead. Because of this some of the statistics will be out of whack. I will try to adjust them manually.
We get to Trabadelon just after sunset at 7:25 pm. What a day!
Today is the end of the third week of my Camino. Here is a bunch of statisics.
I have walked so far almost 800 k steps and climbed over 400 storey last week.
For a few years now I have had the Litany of Humility and the third chapter from St James letter hanging in front of me in my office. It has been there pro memoriam.
They say that speech is silver and the silence is gold. How difficult is it not to sin while speakin?!
Sitting last night at a restaurant in Ponferrada I, involuntarily, could hear a conversation full of words and curses at a table next to mine. This was dominated by a well-dressed yet drunken Spanish lady.
Being able to understand a foregin language in moments like that is almost like a curse.
Anyway, her brutal language gave me an inspiration to meditate on my own usage of language. I think the easiest thing would be to go on a verbal diet. I do not know how my closest ones would deal with it though?
All in all I wish to religh the moment to cherish the silence and expect less from words.
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Impact of Coronavirus (Covid-19) Pandemic – Anti-Neprilysin Market Size Is Anticipated To Reach US$ 1,665.72 Million at a CAGR of 4.6% By 2027
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Cardiac diseases are one of the leading causes of death worldwide so the demand for anti-neprilysin drugs has slightly reduced but this COVID-19 pandemic has not negatively impacted anti-neprilysin market. There is no reduction in the cases of heart failures, as COVID-19 affects the cardiac system in the end stage of COVID-19 infection. The lockdown policies in different countries have resulted in reduction in the supply of anti-neprilysin drugs, which is expected to affect the patients with cardiac conditions. Many patients with cardiac conditions at home are not able to receive prescribed medications due to the shutdown on transportation.
The increasing number of product approvals and launches, adoption of anti-neprilysin drugs, and distribution agreements among key players are the major factors that are expected to drive growth of the anti-neprilysin market during the forecast period.
The rising adoption of anti-neprilysin drugs is expected to boost growth of the anti-neprilysin market during the forecast period. For instance, in June 2016, an analysis published in JAMA Cardiology found that timely and wide adoption of Entresto (sacubitril/valsartan) by all eligible heart failure patients with reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF) could prevent or postpone more than 28,000 deaths each year in the U.S. alone. This analysis is based on the results of PARADIGM-HF trails on heart failure statistics, is the first to quantify the possible impact of Entresto's potential benefit in reducing death.
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Furthermore, the study suggests that delaying routine use of Entresto in clinical practice could have a substantial negative effect on patients, given the expected risk-benefit profile, as it could result in failure to prevent tens of thousands of deaths. These findings demonstrate the significant survival benefits Entresto could offer to those living with HFrEF if patients in the group defined by the authors were given access to treatment.
The launch of new advanced anti-neprilysin drugs in the market is expected to contribute significantly to the anti-neprilysin market growth. For instance, in January 2016, Novartis International AG announced the launch of Entresto (sacubitril/valsartan) in the U.K. Entresto (sacubitril/valsartan) was approved in Europe in November 2015 to treat patients with heart failure and reduced ejection fraction, a condition where the heart muscle does not contract effectively and less oxygen-rich blood is pumped out to the body. The drug offers a novel dual mechanism of action to reduce the strain on the failing heart.
Several market players are focused on distribution agreements to expand their product portfolio and gain maximum share in the market. For instance, in November 2016, Laboratorios Farmacéuticos Rovi, S.A. announced that it signed an agreement with Novartis Farmacéutica, S.A. (subsidiary of Novartis in Spain) to market Neparvis (sacubitril/valsartan) in Spain, which corresponds to Entresto of Novartis. Under this marketing agreement, ROVI takes the promotion and distribution rights of Neparvis in the Spain, a medicine indicated for the treatment of adult patients with symptomatic chronic heart failure and reduced ejection fraction (the proportion of blood leaving the heart).
Browse 32 Market Data Tables and 34 Figures spread through 168 Pages and in-depth TOC on Anti-Neprilysin Market, by Drug Type (Sacubitril, TD-0714, STR-324, PL-265, LHW-090, and Others), By Indication (Acute Heart Failure, Cancer Pain, Hypertension, Alzheimer's Disease, and Others), By Distribution Channel (Hospitals Pharmacies, Retail Pharmacies, and Online Pharmacies), and By Region (North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East, and Africa) – Forecast to 2027″
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Key Takeaways of the Anti-Neprilysin Market:
The anti-neprilysin market is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 4.6% during the forecast period (2020-2027), owing to the increasing number of product approvals and launches by key players
Among type, the Sacubitril segment is expected to hold a major revenue share in 2027, owing to increasing R&D activities and product launches, which in turn can increase demand for anti-neprilysin drugs. For instance, in October 2016, in November 2015, Entresto (Sacubitril) was launched in Canada for the treatment of heart failure in patients with New York Heart Association (NYHA) class II or III.
Major players operating in the global anti-neprilysin market include Bioprojet SCR, Novartis International AG, Pharmaleads SA, Theravance Biopharma Inc., Cipla Limited, and Oceanic Pharmachem Pvt. Ltd.
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Global Anti-Neprilysin Market, By Drug Type, 2016 – 2027, (US$ Million)
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STR-324
LHW-090
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Multilingualism in the Australian Suburbs
A framework for exploring bilingual identity
Authors: Fielding, Ruth
Presents a new framework to understand bilingual identity
Provides key insights into childrens' multilingual skills development
Enhances understanding of how language learners from diverse backgrounds develop confidence in bilingual programs
Advocates collaborative work between researchers in different fields and teachers in different multilingual contexts to lead to more inclusive education
This book introduces a framework for examining bilingual identity and presents the cases of seven individual children from a study of young students' bilingual identities in an Australian primary school. The new Bilingual Identity Negotiation Framework brings together three elements that influence bilingual identity development – sociocultural connection, investment and interaction. The cases comprise individual stories about seven young, bilingual students and are complemented by some more general investigations of bilingual identity from a whole class of students at the school. The framework is explained and supported using the students' stories and offers readers a new concept for examining and thinking about bilingual identity. This book builds upon past and current theories of identity and bilingualism and expands on these to identify three interlinking elements within bilingual identity. The book highlights the need for greater dialogue between different sectors of research and education relating to languages and bilingualism. It adds to the increasing call for collaborative work from the different fields interested in language learning and teaching such as TESOL, bilingualism, and language education. Through the development of the framework and the students' stories in this study, this book shows how multilingual children in one school in Australia developed their identities in association with their home and school languages. This provides readers with a model for examining bilingual identity in their own contexts, or a theoretical construct to consider in their thinking on bilingualism, language and identity.
Ruth Fielding is Assistant Professor of TESOL and Foreign Language Teaching at the University of Canberra. She is the Course Convener for the Master of Arts in TESOL and Foreign Language Teaching program. She previously worked for over eight years as a Lecturer in Languages Education and TESOL at the University of Sydney where she coordinated the single method Languages Curriculum units within the pre-service teacher education courses and a unit within the MEd TESOL program. Ruth began her career as a secondary teacher of French and German. She completed her PhD in 2009 with a thesis exploring bilingual identity. Ruth's current research focuses upon four bilingual programs introduced in NSW, and explores the pedagogies in these contexts and the assessment of language and content achievement in these programs. Her postdoctoral research has included: an exploration of the implementation of four new bilingual programs; an examination of language and literacy programs for recently arrived school students in Australia; exploration of the use of a variation to the IRE turn as a potential intercultural pedagogical tool; and exploration of the transition of language learners from school into university.
Ruth has been involved with languages education through the national and State language teacher associations. She co-convened the AFMLTA's 17th Conference in Sydney in 2009. She served as Secretary of the national language teacher association – AFMLTA from 2012 -2013 and is an executive committee member of the State language teacher association - MLTA NSW. Ruth teaches and researches in the areas of primary and secondary languages education, language teacher education, bilingualism and bilingual identity.
Fielding, Ruth
Bilingual Identity: Being and Becoming Bilingual
Context, Data Collection and Analysis
Children's Language Use
Attitudes to Language
Attitudes to Bilingualism
The Bilingual School Program's Contribution to Bilingual Identity Development
Conclusions and Implications for Educating Multilingual Children in Today's World
Ruth Fielding
Springer Science+Business Media Singapore
10.1007/978-981-287-453-5
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Mike D'Antoni coaching at the college level? You never know.
By Raphielle JohnsonJul 29, 2012, 4:55 PM EDT
Mike D'Antoni has coached at the professional level for his entire coaching career, most recently running the New York Knicks before deciding that he'd had enough of coaching in the Big Apple.
Currently an assistant on Mike Krzyzewski's staff at the Olympics, the question regarding D'Antoni is what his next move will be.
Could we see D'Antoni on a college bench in the near future? Well, the idea began to grow on him as he accompanied his son on some college visits, according to Dan Bickley of the Arizona Republic.
D'Antoni, 61, never envisioned himself as a college coach. He can be stubborn and headstrong, and he badly wanted to prove his system could work in the NBA. But in the process of taking his son on college visits, his perspective began to change.
"You think about it," D'Antoni said. "You look at it and think, 'Oh, that could be fun.' One thing I do know from taking my son around is that anytime you step on a college campus, you feel energy.
"You feel an excitement that's not there, normally, where the business (of basketball) takes over. And obviously, when you feel the excitement; things go through your head."
Of course, with D'Antoni stating in the article that he's moving back to the Phoenix area 'with or without a job,' the immediate thought of some may be the state of affairs at the major college in the area.
Arizona State currently has a head coach in Herb Sendek, but the Sun Devils have won just 22 games over the last two seasons.
And with a style of play that has been cited in some circles as one reason for the many empty seats at Wells Fargo Arena, this could be a big year in regards to the future of the program.
Sendek was not hired by new Vice President for University Athletics Steve Patterson, who already has prodded the coach to be more visible in the community. Sendek has 22 wins in the past two years, and his system carries a different stigma: boring.
That's an uninformed perception, and it should change with the unveiling of Jahii Carson in a few months. If not, the current ASU coach will be on the proverbial hot seat.
The thought of D'Antoni running his "eight seconds or less" system at the college level would excite just about any fan base should he decide to try coaching at the college level.
Could that happen in the near future? Never say never.
Raphielle is also the assistant editor at CollegeHoops.net and can be followed on Twitter at @raphiellej.


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Azerbaijani Cabinet of Ministers
Azerbaijan cancels SMS-permissions for leaving homes due to COVID-19
Azerbaijan has cancelled the SMS permissions for citizens to leave their homes, Trend reports citing the Operational Headquarters under the Azerbaijani Cabinet of Ministers.
Supervisory Board of Azerbaijan Investment Holding holds meeting [PHOTO]
A meeting of the Supervisory Board of the Azerbaijan Investment Holding was held under the chairmanship of the head of the Supervisory Board Ali Asadov on Jan. 12, the Azerbaijani Cabinet of Ministers told Trend.
Azerbaijan assisting 6,143 families at initial stage upon presidential order
An order of the Azerbaijani Cabinet of Ministers, signed to fulfill the order of the president of Azerbaijan dated December 14, 2020 "On additional measures to compensate for the damage caused to civilians as a result of the aggression of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Armenia against the territory of the Republic of Azerbaijan, which began on September 27, 2020" was published on Dec. 17, Trend reports on Dec. 17.
Cabinet of Ministers amends Azerbaijan's budget classification
The Azerbaijani Cabinet of Ministers made an amendment to the decree 'On approval of the unified budget classification of the Republic of Azerbaijan' dated October 11, 2018, Trend reports.
Employees of some organizations allowed to move during tough quarantine regime in Azerbaijan
The Azerbaijani Cabinet of Ministers has disclosed a list of state bodies, state-owned legal entities, including public legal entities created on behalf of the state, whose employees are allowed to move after the employer enters the data about them in www.icaze.e-gov.az website, Trend reports with reference to the Cabinet of Ministers.
New metro station in Baku to be named 8 November by Azerbaijani president's initiative
Azerbaijani President, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Ilham Aliyev came up with an initiative to name the new metro station '8 November' in connection with the Victory Day, which will be celebrated on November 8 every year, Trend reports referring to the Cabinet of Ministers.
Azerbaijan extends distance learning period over COVID-19
Azerbaijan has extended distance learning period across the country until December 30 due to COVID-19, the Cabinet of Ministers reported on November 30.
Azerbaijan to consider civilians killed as result of Armenian aggression martyrs
The Azerbaijani Cabinet of Ministers made clarification for the order No 453, Trend reports on Nov.20.
Azerbaijani, Russian PMs mull railway development in South Caucasus
Azerbaijani Prime Minister Ali Asadov and his Russian counterpart Mikhail MIshustin have discussed prospects of developing railway infrastructure in the South Caucasus.
Cabinet of Ministers: Azerbaijan to reveal assessment of damage caused by Armenia to civilian objects
Assessment of damage to civilian objects of Azerbaijan as a result of Armenian aggression will be completed by December 10, Press service of the Cabinet of Ministers of Azerbaijan Ibrahim Mammadov, Trend reports.
20 January 16:35 • Caspian Shipping Company's marine flotilla reveres memory of January 20 martyrs [VIDEO]
20 January 16:27 • Phased COVID-19 vaccination continues in Azerbaijan - Ministry of Health
20 January 10:18 • MFA issues statement on anniversary of Black January tragedy
20 January 10:00 • President Ilham Aliyev makes Facebook post on anniversary of 20 January tragedy [PHOTO]


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Neozoic #1
Publisher: Red 5 Comics
Digital Release Date: August 13th, 2009
Full Color | 85 Screens | Ongoing Screens By Paul Ens & J. Korim In NEOZOIC, a debut title from publisher Red 5 Comics, there's nothing special about an 80-foot-long brachiosaurus lumbering past a group of human travelers. It's been going on for millions of years. However, if those same humans hear the blood-thirty roars of a T-Rex, then it's time to call the professional super-hunters of the Predator Defense League. Armed only with swords, arrows, warrior cunning, ruthless precision and a lifetime of training, these exceptionally skilled athletes keep the citizens of the walled city of Monanti from becoming a dinosaur's breakfast.
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Owe Thörnqvist (born 12 March 1929 in Uppsala) is a Swedish singer-songwriter and revue artist. Since the 1960s he has lived in Spain and Florida in the winter for health reasons, and in Sweden in the summers. He has also made regular concert tours in Sweden.

In 1953, Thörnqvist produced his first revue in Uppsala, and in 1955 his first record was released. His musical style includes rock, ballroom rumba and calypso, and he has also written pastiches of American popular music; his texts are characterised by word play and humour.

Thörnqvist was one of the first people to do stand-up comedy in Sweden, in venues such as Hamburger Börs and Berns in Stockholm in the 1950s. He has worked together with artists such as Povel Ramel (in the revue I hatt och strumpa in 1961–62), Anita Lindblom, Lill Lindfors, and Eva Rydberg. In 1963, Thörnqvist provided guest vocals and performed the song "Wilma" on the Flintstones episode "The Swedish Visitors".

Thörnqvist wrote songs for the song contest Melodifestivalen, the Swedish qualifying contest for the Eurovision Song Contest in 1962, 1963 and 1965. In 2017, he took part in the contest as a singer, with the song "Boogieman Blues". He was the oldest person ever to perform in Melodifestivalen at that time, and his performance won the semi-finals but did not qualify Thörnqvist for the Eurovision Song Contest.

In 2004, Thörnqvist received H. M. The King's Medal in the 8th size for his contributions to Swedish culture as a songwriter, singer and composer. He has also received the Evert Taube prize (Evert Taube-stipendiet) and the Cornelis Vreeswijk prize (Cornelis Vreeswijk-stipendiet).

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Swedish singer-songwriters
Musicians from Uppsala
1929 births
Living people
Melodifestivalen contestants of 2017

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Q: Iterating through a list of types and passing type as parameter I have the following problem:
I want to iterate through a list of types and in the loop pass the type as a parameter to a generic function and somehow this doesn't work. I could just hardcode it if there really isn't any way to do it, but that obviously wouldn't be as "pretty" as using a loop.
Generic method:
public async Task GenericMethod<T>() where T : class
{
    // Does something ...
}

List of types:
List<Type> listOfTypes = new List<Type>() { typeof(classA), typeof(classB) };

Iteration where the problem occures:
foreach(Type type in listOfTypes)
{
    await GenericMethod<type>();
}

Error message:

CS0118 'type' is a variable but is used like a type

And just FYI: This would work (hardcoded):
await GenericMethod<classA>();

A: You cannot use a variable type as a Generic Type Parameter. Maybe consider passing the variable type in the method as a method parameter. Ex:
public async Task GenericMethod(Type varType)
{
    // Does something with: varType ...
}

also if you need to determine the type of an object at runtime, you need to declare that object as dynamic


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Госпиталь — кирпичное здание в Динабургской крепости, находится в городе Даугавпилс, Латвия.

Описание
Занимает квартал в периметре улиц крепости — Александровская, 1-я Офицерская, Госпитальная. Главный фасад с фронтоном выходит на Комендантский сад. Адрес: ул. Гоститаля, 6.

История
В 1820 г. по проекту архитектора Александра Штауберта в Динабургской крепости начинается строительство госпиталя на 500 коек, которое было закончено в 1827 г. Он заменил прежний 300-коечный госпиталь, работавший там же ранее. Двухэтажное здание в форме прямоугольника со внутренним двором выстроено из кирпича и оштукатурено с рустовкой стен. Через Александровскую улицу находится бывший морг госпиталя. На втором этаже устроена операционная с огромным световым окном, в целях гигиены использовалась водяная завеса в операционной. При госпитале работала аптека, которой в 70-х гг. XIX в. руководил известный фармацевт Мельхиор Кубли, исследовавший минеральные источники г. Краславы. Площадь здания составляет 10 тыс. м².

В 1837 г. госпиталь был расширен до 900 мест. Ему был присвоен 4-й класс, и он стал одним из наиболее значимых военно-медицинских учреждений России. Однако, в связи с удалённостью Динабурга от границ и ввиду строительства военного госпиталя в Риге уже через четыре года госпиталь был переведен в разряд 3-го класса, позднее до 2-го класса, а накануне Первой мировой войны госпиталь был преобразован в военный лазарет.

Во время Первой мировой войны в госпитале находились на излечении служащие русской армии. Для немецких военнопленных было открыто специальное отделение. В конце войны госпиталь вместе со всей крепостью был опустошен.

В 1920-30-х гг. в здании госпиталя находилась Военная больница Латвийской армии. В 1928 г. в ней были устроены современные физиотерапевтический и рентгенологический кабинеты, а в 1930 г. модернизирована кухня и установлены новые стиральные машины. В 1931 г. были открыты глазное отделение и отделение болезней уха-горла-носа. В 1934 г. здесь также была установлена стационарная дезинфекционная камера. В 1935 г. открылась детская колония для детей военнослужащих на 75 мест, а в 1939 г. детское инфекционное отделение. Для больных в одном из бастионов крепости был устроен сад для прогулок. Также к их услугам была большая читальня. В связи с 15-летием Даугавпилсской военной больницы в 1935 г. отмечалось, что за эти годы в больнице прошли курс лечения 47000 больных.

В 1940 г. здесь разместился госпиталь Красной Армии, эвакуированный в 1941 г. в РСФСР. В 1941—1944 использовался германскими оккупационными войсками использовалось по прямому назначению. Осенью 1944 г. госпиталь Министерства обороны СССР возобновил свою работу. Гарнизонный госпиталь на 100 коек имел 4 отделения (хирургическое, терапевтическое, кожно-венерологическое и инфекционное) и предназначался для лечения солдат и офицеров Даугавпилсского гарнизона, ветеранов армии и членов их семей.

Госпиталь работал как лечебное учреждение при всех государственных режимах с 1827 по 1994 годы. Он считался лучшей больницей Даугавпилса, здесь работали лучшие специалисты и появлялись все передовые технологии своего времени. При выводе в 1994 году российских частей из Латвии он был передан в полной сохранности, военные специалисты переводились в Ставрополь.

С середины 1990-х площади госпиталя постепенно разорялись и разграблялись, неотапливаемое здание постепенно разрушалось.

Будущее
Ранее руководство города планировало организовать бизнес-центр, был написан проект реконструкции здания, вложения оценены в размере по проекту 4,5 миллиона латов, но инвесторов не оказалось. В настоящее время (2021) планируется реставрация здания и перепрофилирование его под площадку для размещения ИТ-стартапов.

В искусстве
 13 мая 2011 года у здания велись съёмки эпизода германского фильма «Наши отцы, наши матери», здание госпиталя город Чернигов, осень 1941 года.
 2-15 сентября 2013 года в здании проходила театральная мастерская «Телпа Даугавпилс» молодых режиссёров.
 19-28 августа 2014 года в здании прошёл второй фестиваль-лаборатория «Телпа Даугавпилс».

Примечания

Даугавпилсская крепость
Здания и сооружения, заложенные в 1820 году
Здания и сооружения, построенные в 1827 году
Больницы Латвии


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Бескидниця сутінкова (Granaria frumentum), або гранарія зернова — вид наземних черевоногих молюсків.

Вид занесено до Червоної книги України.

Морфологічні ознаки
Черепашка широко-веретеноподібна, рогового кольору, з 8—9 обертами та внутрішнім армуванням останнього оберту, добре помітним з устя. Висота черепашки — 7,5—9,5 мм, її ширина — 2,8—3,5 мм.

Ареал виду, поширення в Україні та місця існування
Гренарія зернова поширена в горах Європи від Західних Карпат до Балкан і Альп. Дуже рідко зустрічається в Українських Карпатах та на заході Поділля.

Мешкає на вапнякових скелях на безліссі.

Чисельність і причини її зміни
У головних біотопах чисельність становить приблизно 10—15 особин на 1 м². Причини зниження чисельності: антропогенний тиск на біотопи в рекреаційних зонах.

Охорона
Гранарія зернова занесена до Червоної книги України, природоохоронний статус — рідкісний. Серед заходів охорони рекомендується збереження біотопів.

Див. також
 Список молюсків, занесених до Червоної книги України

Посилання
 Байдашніков О. О. Гранарія зернова // Червона книга України. Тваринний світ / За ред. І. А. Акімова. − К.: Глобалконсалтинг, 2009. − С. 292.
 Гранарія зернова в Червоній книзі України

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Тварини, описані 1801
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Молюски Європи


Elegant bedroom furniture refers to a large class of appliances and facilities that are essential for humans to maintain the normal operation of the hotel. Hotel furniture has also been developing and innovating in the footsteps of the times. Up to now, there are many kinds of products, different materials, complete varieties and different uses.
Elegant bedroom furniture can enrich and enrich the spatial relationship of the whole room by dividing and defining. In addition to its indispensable functionality, furniture is also the most effective decorative element in the space environment.


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WILLIE HEATH NEAL
ABOUT WILLIE:
In the era when the "Outlaws" - Wille Nelson, Billy Joe Shaver, Waylon Jennings etc. - ruled the radio, another little outlaw was born in the back of a cop car somewhere in Gwinnett County Georgia. It took him many years and many roads (including stays in foster homes, a stint in the Navy and a run with a punk band) but eventually Willie Heath Neal returned to his roots and began bashing out the kind of outlaw country that used to be so famous but now is in short supply.
Back then, "Outlaw" was more than a marketing ploy, it was a way of life. The myths mixed with the music. Neal remembers that time, and he delivers his trashed up take on honky tonk with that same sense of honesty.
Neal has long been popular with his peers such as likeminded touring partners from the past ala Wayne Hancock, the Rev. Horton Heat, and J. D. Wilkes of The Legendary Shack Shakers (who co-produced his album "Out of Highway"). Hank Williams III even cut one of Neal's tunes (which sadly remains unreleased). Now it's time for their fans to make note of Neal. "Out of Highway" made the original Outlaws proud to call him one of their own.
Neal upped the ante with an EP cut in Brazil with renowned psychobilly combo, The Fabulous Bandits. Finishing touches were made in Atlanta with Johnny McGowan on guitar, the end result was the "South Americana" EP.
Willie continues to evolve as an artist, collaborating with his long time partner, Kira Annalise, in The Waymores, their acoustic based duo that has toured relentlessly for the past few years. Their debut EP, "Weeds" is due to be released in April 2019.
SOUTH AMERICANA
During a month long tour of Brazil, Willie Heath Neal began tracking songs with Brazillian rockabilly band, The Fabulous Bandits. Five songs were polished off in Atlanta by Willie, Aaron Hill and Johnny MacGowan. A true North-South collaboration!
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THE CLASSIFIEDS EP
The Classifieds EP by Willie Heath Neal
RADIO EP
Radio EP by Willie Heath Neal
OUT OF HIGHWAY
Out of Highway by Willie Heath Neal
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CANTERBURY, UK
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Home / Stories / Articles / ICYMI: Fox & Friends welcomed PLF client J.P. Krause
ICYMI: Fox & Friends welcomed PLF client J.P. Krause
June 10, 2017 | By MARK MILLER
On Sunday morning, the Fox and Friends Weekend morning show on the Fox News Channel welcomed PLF client J.P. Krause, a rising senior at Vero Beach High School, as their guest. J.P., the young man who should serve as Vero Beach's senior class president in the coming school year, will be on the show to discuss his high school's controversial and unconstitutional decision to disqualify him from the class presidency after he won the election.
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com
J.P.'s high school administration disqualified him after he won the race because he gave a First-Amendment protected, humorous campaign speech in his A.P. U.S. History classroom the day before the school held the election. You can see his 90-second speech here. J.P. said nothing worthy of a punishment; to the contrary, he engaged in pure political speech that the First Amendment protects. This public school could not lawfully punish him for the speech and the administrators' decision to do so violates J.P.'s constitutional rights. You can read all about the situation here on our blog, or here and here in two excellent columns written by local TCPalm news columnist Larry Reisman, and you can watch a local television report about the case here.
Florida student teaches school a lesson about free speech
Krause v. School Board of Indian River County, Florida


text: Monts-sur-Orne is een gemeente in het Franse departement Orne (regio Normandië). De plaats maakt deel uit van het arrondissement Argentan. Monts-sur-Orne is op 1 januari 2018 ontstaan door de fusie van de gemeenten Goulet, Montgaroult en Sentilly.


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Kenny MacAskill returns to front-line politics at Westminster
While justice secretary at Holyrood in 2009, he approved the release of the Lockerbie bomber on compassionate grounds.
Kenny MacAskill, former Scottish justice secretary, will join MPs at Westminster (David Cheskin/PA)
By Lucy Christie, PA Scotland
Former Scottish justice secretary Kenny MacAskill has returned to front-line politics after securing a seat at Westminster.
https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/uk/kenny-macaskill-returns-to-front-line-politics-at-westminster-38780872.html
https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/uk/c4a3d/38780869.ece/AUTOCROP/h342/bpanews_dfdebc27-fe3f-4355-9a63-b8b20f327005_1
Mr MacAskill, who during his tenure at Holyrood sanctioned the release of the Lockerbie bomber, took East Lothian from Labour with 21,156 votes to Martin Whitfield's 17,270.
Kenny MacAskill served as justice secretary at Holyrood (Danny Lawson/PA)
Justice secretary in Alex Salmond's government from 2007 to 2014, Mr MacAskill left office following Nicola Sturgeon's appointment as First Minister and stepped down as an MSP in 2016.
He was thrust into the global spotlight in 2009 when he opted to release Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, the Libyan convicted of the Lockerbie bombing, from a Scottish prison on compassionate grounds.
Megrahi, who had cancer, died in his home country in 2012.
East Lothian vote: Craig Hoy, Scottish Conservative 15523
Kenny MacAskill, SNP, 21156
Robert O'Riordan, Scottish Liberal Democrats 4071
David Sisson, UKIP, 493
Martin Whitfield, Scottish Labour, 17270
— East Lothian Council (@ELCouncil) December 13, 2019
He remains the only person ever convicted for the bombing of Pan-Am flight 103 in December 1998, which killed 270 people.
Mr MacAskill was first elected to the Scottish Parliament in 1999 as a list MSP representing the Lothians, before winning the constituency seat of Edinburgh East and Musselburgh in 2007 and then Edinburgh Eastern in 2011.


Thoughts: BJORN'S GIFT was one of those sequels that exceeds your expectations. After reading ODIN'S PROMISE, I was eager to see how the story continued and also curious to see if the sequel could live up to the first installment. I was thrilled to discover that it was, in fact, even better than the first one... a feat that I'm happy Sandy Brehl, the author, could pull off.
I won't say much about the writing, because, although it did become more descriptive (something I enjoyed), it really didn't vary much from the writing in ODIN'S PROMISE. In fact, this review will mainly be devoted to characters, of which there were some of my favorite I've come across in children's literature yet. Firstly, Mari sees even more growth in this sequel, a wonderful evolution to watch. She is really such a likable and admirable character, one that I can easily see younger kids looking up to. Secondly, Leif, a character that is hardly mentioned at all in ODIN'S PROMISE, is much more prominent in this story. Leif (a maybe-Nazi Sympathizer)is a boy who never fails to surprise me. He brings such intrigue and a certain sense of mystery to this book, in such a way that I just couldn't put BJORN'S GIFT down. I also really enjoyed the overall storyline - I loved getting to learn more about the Resistance in Norway.
Overall, an exciting, suspenseful, informative sequel that kept me reading all night long!
Olivia, thank you for your kind words about Bjorn's Gift. It means so much to me that the characters "were some of my favorite I've come across in children's literature"!
Wow, my concern in writing a sequel was the possibility of disappointing readers who felt they knew and cared about Mari. You just made my day- week-year! Tusen takk.


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Q: Get the name of the requested subobject javascript If I have an object with an anonymous function inside how do I know what subobject is being requested so that I can return a value?
var obj = function(a) {
    switch (a) {
        case 'subprop1': return 'subval1';
        case 'subprop2': return 'subval2';
        case 'subprop3': return 'subval3';
        default: return 'defaultval';
    }
}

So if I call:
obj.subprop1

I should get:
subval1

A: This is not really possible with plain objects unless your environment supports Proxy.
In this case it would be quite easy (haven't tested):
var obj = function(a) {
    switch (a) {
        case 'subprop1': return 'subval1';
        case 'subprop2': return 'subval2';
        case 'subprop3': return 'subval3';
        default: return 'defaultval';
    }
};

var objProxy = new Proxy(obj, {
    get: function (target, name) { return target(name); }
});

objProxy.subprop1; //should return subval1
objProxy.nonExisting; //shoud return defaultval

A: Call obj("subprop1");
obj is defined as the function, thus you would call it like a declared function (this is called a named function expression).
If you wanted to do obj.subprop1 you would need to define obj as an object like so
obj = {
    subprop1: 'subval1',
    subprop2: 'subval2',
    ...
};
console.log(obj.subprop1); //Spits out "subval1"


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from ballot.controllers import all_ballot_items_retrieve_for_api, ballot_item_highlights_retrieve_for_api, \
    ballot_item_options_retrieve_for_api, ballot_items_search_retrieve_for_api
from candidate.controllers import candidate_retrieve_for_api
from config.base import get_environment_variable
from django.http import HttpResponse
import json
from measure.controllers import measure_retrieve_for_api
from office.controllers import office_retrieve_for_api
from ballot.models import OFFICE, CANDIDATE, MEASURE
import wevote_functions.admin
from wevote_functions.functions import convert_to_int, positive_value_exists, get_voter_device_id
from voter.controllers import email_ballot_data_for_api

logger = wevote_functions.admin.get_logger(__name__)

WE_VOTE_SERVER_ROOT_URL = get_environment_variable("WE_VOTE_SERVER_ROOT_URL")

def all_ballot_items_retrieve_view(request):  # allBallotItemsRetrieve
    """
    Return all the ballot data requested for an election
    :param request:
    :return:
    """
    # If passed in, we want to look at
    google_civic_election_id = convert_to_int(request.GET.get('google_civic_election_id', 0))
    state_code = request.GET.get('state_code', '')
    use_test_election = positive_value_exists(request.GET.get('use_test_election', False))

    if use_test_election:
        google_civic_election_id = 2000  # The Google Civic test election

    json_data = all_ballot_items_retrieve_for_api(google_civic_election_id, state_code)

    return HttpResponse(json.dumps(json_data), content_type='application/json')

def ballot_item_highlights_retrieve_view(request):  # ballotItemHighlightsRetrieve
    json_data = ballot_item_highlights_retrieve_for_api()
    response = HttpResponse(json.dumps(json_data), content_type='application/json')
    return response

def ballot_item_options_retrieve_view(request):  # ballotItemOptionsRetrieve
    google_civic_election_id = convert_to_int(request.GET.get('google_civic_election_id', 0))
    search_string = request.GET.get('search_string', '')
    state_code = request.GET.get('state_code', '')
    results = ballot_item_options_retrieve_for_api(google_civic_election_id, search_string, state_code)
    response = HttpResponse(json.dumps(results['json_data']), content_type='application/json')
    return response

def ballot_item_retrieve_view(request):  # ballotItemRetrieve
    kind_of_ballot_item = request.GET.get('kind_of_ballot_item', '')
    ballot_item_id = request.GET.get('ballot_item_id', 0)
    ballot_item_we_vote_id = request.GET.get('ballot_item_we_vote_id', None)

    if not positive_value_exists(kind_of_ballot_item) or kind_of_ballot_item not in (OFFICE, CANDIDATE, MEASURE):
        status = 'VALID_BALLOT_ITEM_TYPE_MISSING'
        json_data = {
            'status':                   status,
            'success':                  False,
            'kind_of_ballot_item':         kind_of_ballot_item,
            'ballot_item_id':           ballot_item_id,
            'ballot_item_we_vote_id':   ballot_item_we_vote_id,
        }
        return HttpResponse(json.dumps(json_data), content_type='application/json')

    if kind_of_ballot_item == OFFICE:
        return office_retrieve_for_api(ballot_item_id, ballot_item_we_vote_id)
    elif kind_of_ballot_item == CANDIDATE:
        return candidate_retrieve_for_api(ballot_item_id, ballot_item_we_vote_id)
    elif kind_of_ballot_item == MEASURE:
        return measure_retrieve_for_api(ballot_item_id, ballot_item_we_vote_id)
    else:
        status = 'BALLOT_ITEM_RETRIEVE_UNKNOWN_ERROR'
        json_data = {
            'status':                   status,
            'success':                  False,
            'kind_of_ballot_item':      kind_of_ballot_item,
            'ballot_item_id':           ballot_item_id,
            'ballot_item_we_vote_id':   ballot_item_we_vote_id,
        }
        return HttpResponse(json.dumps(json_data), content_type='application/json')

def ballot_items_search_retrieve_view(request):  # ballotItemsSearchRetrieve
    """
    Return ballot search results
    NOT FULLY IMPLEMENTED -- See ballotItemOptionsRetrieve instead
    :param request:
    :return:
    """
    # google_civic_election_id = convert_to_int(request.GET.get('google_civic_election_id', 0))  # Convert to list
    search_string = request.GET.get('search_string', '')
    # state_code = request.GET.get('state_code', '')  # Convert to list

    json_data = ballot_items_search_retrieve_for_api(search_string)

    return HttpResponse(json.dumps(json_data), content_type='application/json')

def email_ballot_data_view(request):  # emailBallotData
    """

    :param request:
    :return:
    """
    voter_device_id = get_voter_device_id(request)  # We standardize how we take in the voter_device_id
    email_address_array = request.GET.getlist('email_address_array[]', "")
    first_name_array = request.GET.getlist('first_name_array[]', "")
    last_name_array = request.GET.getlist('last_name_array[]', "")
    email_addresses_raw = request.GET.get('email_addresses_raw', "")
    invitation_message = request.GET.get('invitation_message', "")
    ballot_link = request.GET.get('ballot_link', "")
    sender_email_address = request.GET.get('sender_email_address', "")
    verification_email_sent = positive_value_exists(request.GET.get('verification_email_sent', False))
    hostname = request.GET.get('hostname', "")
    results = email_ballot_data_for_api(voter_device_id, email_address_array, first_name_array,
                                        last_name_array, email_addresses_raw,
                                        invitation_message, ballot_link, sender_email_address,
                                        verification_email_sent,
                                        web_app_root_url=hostname)
    json_data = {
        'status':                               results['status'],
        'success':                              results['success'],
        'voter_device_id':                      voter_device_id,
        'sender_voter_email_address_missing':   results['sender_voter_email_address_missing'],
    }
    return HttpResponse(json.dumps(json_data), content_type='application/json')

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January 7, 2021 ~ millennialmatriarchs
Last week someone gave us a fruit that was perfect in form and colour. We learnt that this was a persimmon. I had read poems and descriptions of persimmons in Japanese literature, but had not seen nor tasted this 'exotic' fruit before.
This is one of the many exotic fruits that are now being seen and sold in India. Some children today are perhaps more familiar with the taste of fruits like kiwi and dragon fruit, than fruits like ber, custard apple, mango, guava, and the ubiquitous banana, that we grew up eating.
With a lot of the new fruits being introduced and cultivated in India, and several being imported from other countries, the lines between indigenous and exotic fruits are rapidly getting blurred. Along with this, and better storage systems, so is the concept of fruits that are associated with, and available in specific seasons.
Perhaps it is a good time to go back to the roots of the fruits, as I did, with the help of A Historical Dictionary of Indian Food. Here are some interesting facts.
In terms of food, fruit falls in the category of items called phala that refers to crops that are not cultivated using the plough, in contrast to food grains (cereals and pulses).
Fruits that are indigenous to India, or have been here since recorded history include ber, pomegranate, amla, sweet orange, lemon, lime, mango, sugarcane, jamun, and grapes; as well as coconut, banana and jackfruit. There is mention of these in texts as old as Vedic literature, and their use prescribed in ancient medical treatises.
Interestingly several of these have, today, gained international celebrity as Wonder Foods. Like the amla or gooseberry which is recognised as one of the richest natural sources of Vitamin C
Later arrivals were some forms of the apple, mulberry, peach, pear, plum and apricot. These were not originally of very high quality, but many of these were improved by grafting in Mughal times.
After 1500 AD there was a wave of immigrant fruits from South and Central America that included the papaya, sapota, guava, pineapple, custard apple, and avocado. But over time these began to be widely cultivated, and eventually became fruits of the native soil.
Ancient texts such as Sushruta Samhita, one of the most important surviving ancient treatises on medicine, prescribes fruits as the first item in a meal, beginning with a first round of fruits that could be chewed such as pomegranate, grape and ber; and a second round of fruit to be sucked, like sugarcane, dates, oranges and mangoes.
Fruit was traditionally preserved in India in the form of spicy pickles of mango, lime etc., or with the sweet sour flavouring of Gujarat. With the Muslim Unani medical tradition came the murabba in which fruits were preserved in a thick sugar syrup, and flavoured with spices like ginger, cardamom, and cloves. The British took a liking to these "preserves" and started to export large quantities of these along with chutneys.
Sweet anticipation: Waiting for the papaya in the garden to ripen!
One of the major use of fruit was to ferment it to obtain alcoholic beverages. The Charaka Samhita, believed to be one of the oldest and the most important ancient authoritative writings on Ayurveda, has a long list of fruits used for this purpose which included sugarcane and its products like molasses and jaggery, grape, mango, wood apple, date, ber, banana, jackfruit and pomegranate.
While we certainly enjoy pickles and fruit wines in all seasons, it does feel a bit strange to be having a mango or watermelon in the winter. For me the anticipation of biting into the first mango in the searing heat of May, or seeing the first custard apples around the time of the Diwali festival, or picking the ripe purple jamuns that match the dark monsoon clouds is an integral part of the seasonal calendar. The pleasure of eating local and seasonal fruits is unmatched by the thrill of buying and trying exotic fruits like the dragon fruit and persimmon.
As we start 2021 which is the International Year of Fruits and Vegetables it is a good time to think about the fruits we eat, where they come from, how we buy them, and how we eat and enjoy them. After all the word fruit itself comes from the Latin fructus, whose root is frui, which means "to enjoy."
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«Громящий» — эскадренный миноносец типа «Грозный».

История службы
13 июля 1903 года зачислен в списки судов Балтийского флота, в 1903 году заложен на судоверфи Невского судостроительного и механического завода в Санкт-Петербурге, спущен на воду в 1904 году, вступил в строй в 1905 году.

Прошел капитальный ремонт с перевооружением в 1909 году на Моторостроительном заводе в Гельсингфорсе. Во время Первой мировой войны участвовал в обороне Рижского залива, обеспечивал минно-заградительные операции, эскортирование и противолодочную оборону главных сил флота. 22 ноября столкнулся с эсминцем «Мощный» и получил небольшие повреждения.

7 ноября 1917 года вошел в состав Красного Балтийского флота. С мая 1918 года находился в Кронштадтском военном порту на долговременном хранении. 21 апреля 1921 года вошел в состав Морских сил Балтийского моря, а в 1924 году сдан Комгосфондов для реализации и 21 ноября 1925 года исключен из состава РККФ.

Командиры
 19.04.1904-xx.xx.1904 — капитан 2-го ранга Шумейко, Константин Павлович
 26.09.1905-14.11.1905 — капитан 2-го ранга Балкашин, Николай Николаевич
 12.05.1907-03.10.1907 — Ненюков, Дмитрий Всеволодович
 xx.xx.xxxx-xx.xx.xxxx — Бек-Джевагиров, Алексей Александрович
 xx.xx.1909-xx.xx.1911 — Зарубаев, Сергей Валериянович
 xx.xx.1912-xx.xx.xxxx — старший лейтенант (с 1913 капитан 2-го ранга) Де-Симон, Анатолий Михайлович
 xx.01.1916-xx.xx.xxxx — капитан 2-го ранга Бабицын, Михаил Андреевич
 xx.xx.xxxx-xx.xx.xxxx — старший лейтенант Лушков, Владимир Николаевич

Литература

 «Невки». Эскадренные миноносцы типа «Буйный» и его модификации'; Афонин, Н. Н.; Изд-во: СПб: ЛеКо, 2005 г.; ISBN 5-902236-19-3

Ссылки
 Класс «Грозный»

Миноносцы типа «Грозный»
Суда по алфавиту


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Suspect arrested in brutal assault of 88-year-old San Francisco grandmother
By Azenith Smith, KTVU
SAN FRANCISCO (KTVU) - San Francisco Police arrest an 18-year-old Keonte Gathron in the brutal assault of a 88-year-old grandmother in a neighborhood park. The victim, Yik Huang remains in critical condition two weeks after she was found badly beaten outside her Visitacion Valley home in San Francisco.
Police said evidence links Gathron to the crime. They arrested him after officers say he committed another robbery Saturday night.
"My grandmother was brutally assaulted and left to die in a park across from her home," said Victim's Granddaughter Sasanna Yee.
Yee posted an update on Facebook Sunday on her grandmother's condition. Back on January 8, Huang was attacked doing her routine morning exercises. She's been at San Francisco General Hospital ever since making small improvements.
"We were just ecstatic when we saw her smiling at us," said Yee. "Her eyes opened and looked at us. We were so overjoyed."
The update comes as San Francisco Police announce the arrest of Gathron. Police said he's the assailant who beat the grandmother after breaking into her longtime Visitacion Valley home. Police said Gathron was arrested in San Francisco after committing another robbery believed to be a carjacking.
"I think the family has mixed reactions, emotions," said Family Spokesperson Cynthia Choi. "They are still absorbing the news."
Choi said the two did not know each other. It's unclear why Huang was targeted. Police are not revealing much on the suspect not even a booking photo.
"Attacking a senior is one of the worst things you can do," said San Francisco Supervisor Shamann Walton. "When something like this happens, it's an attack on everyone."
The assault falls in Walton's district. He said the community is relieved with an arrest yet still traumatized. The victim is known as Grandma Huang.
"We are focused on bringing the substation to the community, bilingual officers also expanding our community ambassadors program," said Walton.
He also said they are looking into installing cameras in commercial corridors and in neighborhoods to address community concerns. Huang's family remains hopeful their beloved grandmother will heal.
"With your prayers, with your light, she is staying strong," said Yee.
Gathron is currently facing several charges which include second degree robbery, child endangerment and assault with a firearm. His bail is set at $368,000.
A Go Fund Me page for the grandmother has raised nearly $8,000 in eight days.


Having scored 385 in their first innings, Uttar Pradesh removed 'Man of the Moment' Cheteshwar Pujara cheaply on the second day and mopped the tail on the third morning for 208 to take a substantial 177 run lead.
(4/55) and fast bowler Shivam Mavi (3/40) shared the spoils at the Ekana Stadium.
The second innings however didn't go as per plan with UP finishing third day's play at 172 for 8 but the overall lead will give them a lot of confidence despite the presence of Pujara in the opposition ranks.
Mohammed Saif's 48 was the top-score while first innings hero Rinku Singh was out without troubling the scorers.
Left-arm spinner Dharmendra Jadeja (4/53) and left-arm military medium Chetan Sakariya (3/29) did bulk of the damage while veteran off-spinner Kamlesh Makvana picked up the other wicket.
A target of 350 plus in the fourth innings will be a challenge but with Pujara in the Saurashtra ranks, Uttar Pradesh are likely to have their guard up till the dismiss hero of India's Test series win in Australia.
UP 385 and 172/8 (Mohd Saif 48, Dharmendra Jadeja 4/53).
Saurashtra 208 (Cheteshwar Pujara 11, Harvik Desai 84, Shivam Mavi 3/40).
UP ahead by 349 runs.


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Rosenberg Foundation
San Francisco, CA | http://www.rosenbergfound.org
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDED 2020-12-31:
Assets: $53,557,752
Total Giving: $2,239,033
In the more than seven decades since making its first grant, the Rosenberg Foundation has distinguished itself as an ally of the state's most vulnerable residents. From its early work supporting efforts on behalf of Japanese American families returning from internment camps to more recent work to reduce the incarceration rates for women in California, the foundation's aim has remained consistent: to achieve significant and lasting improvements in the life of Californians.
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San Joaquin Valley Health Fund: 2018 Policy Platform
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Crime Survivors Speak: The First Ever National Survey of Victim's Views on Safety and Justice
Publisher(s): Alliance for Safety and Justice (ASJ)
Bolder Together 2: Building Grassroots Movements for Change
Publisher(s): California Civic Participation Funders
Principles and Recommendations for Gender-Responsive Approaches for Criminal Justice Reform
Publisher(s): Women's Foundation of California
The Impact of Probation and Parole Populations on Arrests in Four California Cities
Publisher(s): Council of State Governments Justice Center
Bolder Together
A Guide to Implementing Paid Family Leave - Lessons From California
Publisher(s): Labor Project for Working Families; Berkeley Center for Health, Economic & Family Security
Reaching a Higher Ground: Increasing Employment Opportunities for People With Prior Convictions
Publisher(s): Berkeley Center for Criminal Justice
Integration Potential of California's Immigrants and Their Children: New Estimates of Potential New Voters at the State, County, and Legislative District Levels
Publisher(s): Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees (GCIR)
Towards a Community Agenda: A Survey of Workers and Residents in Koreatown, Los Angeles
Publisher(s): DataCenter; Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance
Jobs for All: The Movement to Restore Employment Rights for Formerly Incarcerated People
Publisher(s): Rosenberg Foundation
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