text:
Q: Save XElement without affecting the current header So, I'm loading the XElement of a document like this:
Root = XElement.Load(Path);

The original header looks like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
<!--Some comment -->

When I call Root.Save("file.xml"); it changes the header declaration and erases the comment. Why is this happening? What can I do besides creating a new whole xml with XDocument to avoid this?

A: use XDocument.Load instead of XElement.Load.
XML declarations are belong to XDocument not XElement. XElement is just loads Root element.See this and this for more details

A: The shortest way is through XDocument:
XDocument doc = new XDocument(
    nex XDeclaration("1.0", "iso-8859-1", "no"),
    XElement.Load(Path)
);
doc.Add(new XComment("Some comment"));

If you want to retain the original, regardless of input, you're going to need XDocument.Load anyway...

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


MANCHESTER, Conn. — In their ongoing effort to slow speeding drivers, police traffic officers are getting more detailed data, allowing timely, targeted enforcement in areas where speeding poses the most danger.
In use for the past year, digital speed signs and devices called Stattraks use radar to gather information on traffic volume and vehicle speed during every hour of the day. The three signs, which inform motorists how fast they're going, and two Stattraks have enabled more efficient use of the four-member traffic squad, unit supervisor Sgt. Stephen Bresciano said.
Also boosting the squad's efficiency, Bresciano said, are two longtime volunteers, Doug Curry and Andrew Main, who move the signs and detectors and replace batteries as needed. The volunteers' work allows traffic officers to focus more on enforcement, Bresciano said.
Enforcement operations typically follow residents' complaints and data collection. Citizens will call, for example, to say drivers are whipping by their house at all hours, endangering children and neighbors backing their cars out of driveways. In many cases, a Stattrack, a product of All Traffic Solutions, would be installed on the street for seven to 10 days. Most motorists do not even notice the plain-looking devices, which also are called "stealth detectors" and are about the size of shoeboxes.
Officers analyze computer reports on the data. Some summaries show complaints to be unfounded, either because of low traffic volume or few violators flouting the speed limit by more than a few ticks on the speedometer, Bresciano said. In cases that merit further action, police may post a digital speed sign to make drivers more aware of how fast they're going. The devices, which can be mounted to static speed limit signs, replaced bulky trailers.
Bresciano pointed to a recent report on Bush Hill Road traffic. From Oct. 11 to Monday, motorists traveled an average speed of about 39 mph on the road in the southwestern section of town, which has a posted speed limit of 25 mph. The average volume of vehicles each day was 3,663.
The highest recorded speed was 69 mph, but police focus on the 85th percentile speed, in this case, 44.88 mph. That means that 85 percent of drivers were traveling at that speed or lower. The 85th percentile calculation is used to omit extremes and determine the speed of most motorists on a particular road. Based on the traffic volume and recorded speeds, Bresciano said, periodic speed enforcement is warranted on Bush Hill Road.
Another recent example comes from Hackmatack Street. From June 3-14, about 9,900 vehicles traveled on the road, which is posted for 25 mph. In that period, 85 percent of the drivers were traveling at 39 mph or lower (the highest recorded speed was 95 mph on June 8 at 10 :15 a.m.). Speeding was too prevalent, Bresciano said, and posting of digital signs and enforcement followed.
The radar detection technology in the signs and Stattracks allows police to track volume and speed hour by hour and adjust awareness and enforcement efforts as needed. On Keeney Street from Oct. 11 to Monday, for example, reports showed that speeding was most prevalent from about 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Fines for speeding range from $132 to $196, depending on how much a driver exceeds the posted limit. One recently ticketed driver, Bresciano said, was a resident who had complained repeatedly about breakneck motorists on her street, the same street where she was stopped for speeding, he said.


text:
Takayus lushanensis est une espèce d'araignées aranéomorphes de la famille des Theridiidae.

Distribution
Cette espèce est endémique de Chine. Elle se rencontre au Jiangxi et à Chongqing.

Étymologie
Son nom d'espèce, composé de lushan et du suffixe latin , « qui vit dans, qui habite », lui a été donné en référence au lieu de sa découverte, Lushan.

Publication originale
 Zhu, 1998 : Fauna Sinica: Arachnida: Araneae: Theridiidae. Science Press, Beijing, .

Liens externes

Notes et références

Theridiidae
Espèce d'araignées (nom scientifique)
Faune endémique de Chine

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Chatelle Simpson (Facebook photo)
Body of missing woman found in Skeena River
A GoFundMe page set up to benefit children of Chantelle Simpson
Quinn Bender
Jul. 23, 2018 3:30 p.m.
The Terrace-area search for a missing woman has come to a close.
In a press release today Terrace RCMP said a train conductor found the body of the Smithers-area woman yesterday afternoon in the Skeena River.
Police are not releasing the name of the deceased, and have handed the file to BC Coroners Service who is now investigating the cause of death.
On July 7 Smithers RCMP issued a missing person bulletin for Chantelle Simpson, 34. She had left her Telkwa residence three days prior and spoke with a family member later in the evening, but had not been heard from since.
Terrace RCMP located Simpson's vehicle July 5 near Gossen Creek Street, 10-kilometres east of Terrace and initiated a weeks' long air, water and ground search of the Skeena River with Terrace Search and Rescue.
A GoFundMe page identifies Simpson as the woman found in the back eddy of the Skeena, close to the Copper River. The fundraiser was established to help the family with funeral costs and other needs that may arise for Simpson's children.
According to her Facebook profile, Simpson was an avid fisher and frequented the Skeena River for recreational angling.
quinn@terracestandard.com
Complaints about B.C. government up, Ombudsperson says
Family of Toronto shooter says he suffered from severe mental illness

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


This verse is often incorrectly taught as if James is conveying something along the lines of, "Oh you believe in Jesus? Good luck with that, that's not enough, even the devils believe and tremble." Well that's not what he is saying here at all, not remotely.
Sadly this verse is commonly used to allegedly prove that to believe or have faith in Jesus Christ is not enough for salvation, and that one must also have works in order to be saved eternally. This is not only totally incorrect, but is an enormous heresy and affront to the true Gospel of faith alone in Christ alone.
It is commonplace today for proponents of the Works-Salvation / Lordship Salvation error to claim that believing (trusting) Jesus is insufficient for salvation because devils also believe and we know that devils cannot be saved. They quote James 2:19 out of context, as if devils believe in Jesus regarding salvation. But that is not the actual context by a long shot. The belief of demons regarding God and the belief of humans unto salvation are two entirely different subjects. In fact salvation and eternal life are not even in view in this verse or overall passage. This error is taught in an attempt to diminish the strength and importance of the word believe in order to elevate the incorrect idea of works being required for salvation. Works are not required for salvation (Eph 2:9), neither are any aspects of human performance required (Titus 3:5). Salvation is a free gift (Eph 2:8) and Jesus paid the full penalty for our sins (John 2:2) in order to give us this wonderful gift.
A simple review of the Greek meaning for the word "believe" in the Bible as pertaining to John 3:16 and other salvation verses reveals much. The definition we find is "trust in" and "reliance upon", nothing more. The immediate and overall context that the word believe is used in also confirms and upholds the meaning.
Not surprisingly, Works-Salvationists / Lordship Salvationists often fail to quote the first part of James 2:19, which shows what the demons actually believe in: "that there is one God", nothing more.
The devils believe that there is one God and they know very well who Jesus is, part of that one God. This verse is clearly not saying that devils believe Jesus for (their) salvation. Devils know quite well that they cannot be saved and upon that they can surely rely (trust). They know that there is no hope for them. So therefore it is impossible for them to have saving faith (trust in Christ for salvation). It is impossible for them to trust that Jesus paid the penalty for their sins because He did not. Jesus paid the penalty for the sins of mankind not devils. There is no way that devils can trust Jesus for that which they know they can never possess: forgiveness of their sins and eternal life in heaven.
With regards to salvation, belief or faith means to trust in something and we know from the Scriptures that the devils do not trust Jesus for salvation. Devils however can be convinced of a fact. They can rely on something to be true and trust that information, namely their condemnation and more importantly the fact that God exists and that they are in enormous trouble with God.
The bottom line is God has made no provision whatsoever for demons to be saved and they are all well aware of this. They do however know (and therefore fully trust) that God has told them the truth about their future. Any belief that they have is not a trust unto salvation, but rather a trust that certain facts are true, namely their doom.
Also, the word peitho, is the root of the word believe in James 2:19 and it means "have confidence in a fact". While this is not the same as the meaning of the main Greek word pisteuo (believe), it is still related to the subject of trust. The devils certainly have confidence in the fact that God has told them the truth about their fate. One must have confidence in certain facts in order to have trust regarding those facts. A human being must understand the facts related to their sinful condition and their need for a Savior in order to place trust in Jesus Christ as their one and only Savior. Having certain vital information or facts is a prerequisite of trust. We need these facts about Jesus and other information from the Gospel (that Jesus died, was buried and rose from the dead according to the Scriptures) in order to even know that we need to place our trust in Him for the forgiveness of our sins.
Now, for those who might say that the extreme rebellious nature of demons proves that they have no confidence in their fate and somehow proves that they are planning (and hoping) for a way to escape, this is entirely untrue. The devils know God has power, immense unlimited power. This is why they tremble and they clearly see the bounds of their spiritual chains. They know they were cast from heaven. They are very aware of their limitations and restrictions. So assuredly they have confidence in their fate. Satan himself knows that his time is short (see Rev 12:12). The Bible does not say that the Devil disagrees that his time is short or that he doesn't believe God on these matters, as if he is somehow working to escape his fate (as if he could even do so). He knows he cannot. What he is diligently working on is to try to cause as much damage to the Kingdom of God before his time is up. Why? Well first, because again he knows his time is short and also because he can, and he has nothing left to lose. He hates God and he hates His children. Such is a formidable adversary that should never be underestimated.
So you could say that Satan and the devils overall have rock solid faith, unshakable belief, undying trust and total reliance upon the fact (as well as complete assurance) that they are in BIG trouble with God and that their future is sealed. That is exactly the level of rock solid faith that people should be placing in Jesus Christ for their salvation, totally trusting that He paid the full price for their sins, with full assurance that heaven will be their eternal home.


d'abonnement iVStore iVStore, the Retail solution to analyze the traffic behaviors instore.
A front-facing camera as a counting device. A hemispheric camera for analyzing traffic flows in an area of up to 250 sqm (according to the store layout).
A sensor that blends in perfectly with your store's environment.
There is no saved footage. Upon capture, the recordings are transformed in statistical data. As a result, no disclaimer or waiver needed.
How many shoppers have walked arround my store ? How many of them entered?
Is my new window decoration attractive?
How many shoppers have visited our store? How successful are our promotional campaigns? What is the average time spent in-store?
How many shoppers have visited the cashier area? What is the average time spent in the cashier area?
Are my new in-store areas efficient? Promotion, New Collection, Dressing Rooms?
What are the traffic patterns towards the 'Baby area'? What is the average time spent in this Area?
What are the in-store traffic patterns? are such patterns optimal? How can we improve our visual merchandising?
iVStore is a trademark of iVS, a company specialised in image processing, video analysis and artificial intelligence.


ISC is a control engineering consultancy, specialising in control strategy design (basic and advanced), dynamic modelling, system identification, simulation and optimisation. We have realised sophisticated control in critical applications using LabVIEW RealTime/FPGA/CD&SIM and CompactRIO (see our case studies), as well as data acquisition, signal processing and NI's Powertrain Control Hardware and Software. We also undertake control engineering training. ISC has experience of a very broad range of industrial applications - including automotive, defence, marine, oil and gas, hydraulics, power generation - nuclear, coal/gas and renewables and many process industries (chemicals, metals, glass, paper, water and wastewater).
Contact Industrial Systems and Control Ltd.
Model-Based Linear Quadratic Regulator (LQR) control for torque, fuel consumption (BSFC) and combustion instability in TI-VCT engine.
Creating a system to safely transfer personnel and equipment to and from offshore wind turbines in rolling seas and bad weather.
"Houlder Ltd have used ISC's services to good effect on a number of projects which incorporate advanced control system technologies. ISC are able to offer a broad range of services which Houlder Ltd have found essential in order to deliver projects on time whilst minimising risk. During the initial concept phase of a project ISC are able to develop comprehensive models for both hydraulic and control systems. This provides Houlder Ltd with assurance that the control system philosophy and the required level of system performance is achievable before progressing further with the design."
"ISC Ltd helped the Centre for Process Innovation with the development of a simulation and training tool. ISC Ltd brought to the table their experience, methodology in running the project, fairness and collaborative spirit in dealing with feedback and changes. We look forward to working with ISC again."
"ISC Ltd have helped Ebac develop test facilities to meet our increasing demand in testing requirements. Not only can we support more testing now, but our efficiency throughout has vastly improved. The system is now robust and more operator friendly. Any change requests from Ebac were assessed and swiftly acted upon, ISC being proactive in improving our request to give us a better outcome. We are looking into further developments to our facilities and without doubt ISC will be the most favourable partner."


The Albuquerque Biological Park has earned accreditation by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA). AZA President and CEO Jim Maddy presented the accreditation plaque to Mayor Richard J. Berry and the ABQ BioPark at a ceremony today at the Zoo's Nature Theatre.
To be accredited, the BioPark underwent a thorough investigation to ensure it has and will continue to meet ever-rising standards, which include animal care, veterinary programs, conservation, education, and safety. AZA requires zoos and aquariums to successfully complete this rigorous accreditation process every five years in order to be members of the Association. The BioPark has been continuously accredited for nearly 30 years.
The accreditation process includes a detailed application and a meticulous on-site inspection by a team of trained zoo and aquarium professionals. The inspecting team observes all aspects of the institution's operation in areas such as animal care; keeper training; safety for visitors, staff, and animals; educational programs; conservation efforts; veterinary programs; financial stability; risk management; visitor services; and other areas. The inspection team prepares an extensive written report for the Accreditation Commission. Finally, top officials are interviewed at a formal Commission hearing, after which accreditation is granted, tabled, or denied.
The ABQ BioPark enriches the quality of life for all, through education, recreation, conservation and research, by providing a comprehensive park including the Aquarium, Botanic Garden, Tingley Beach and Zoo. The BioPark is an accessible facility and a division of the City of Albuquerque's Cultural Services Department. Contact us at 311 locally, (505) 768-2000 (Relay NM or 711) or www.cabq.gov/biopark.
Open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Zoo or Aquarium/Garden admission is $7 for adults; $3 for seniors (65+) and children (3-12). Same day combo admission to all BioPark facilities is $12 for adults; $5 for seniors and children. Tingley Beach is open daily from sunrise to sunset and admission is free. Become a member of the New Mexico BioPark Society and enjoy benefits including unlimited general admission to all BioPark facilities and discounts to many special events.
The ABQ BioPark is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Founded in 1924, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of zoos and aquariums in the areas of conservation, education, science, and recreation. Look for the AZA logo whenever you visit a zoo or aquarium as your assurance that you are supporting an institution dedicated to providing excellent care for animals, a great experience for you, and a better future for all living things. AZA is a leader in global wildlife conservation, and your link to helping animals in their native habitats. For more information, please visit www.aza.org.


Top quality machining centre has entry-level price.
There have been no compromises in the build quality of the C 250 machining centre or indeed its larger counterpart the C 400. The only limitation is that they are available with fewer options, which is the reason for their economical price.


Get a jump on your holiday shopping with the deals from the Tiger Direct Black Friday ad.
Get excited! We just got our hands on the Tiger Direct Black Friday ad. You can find tons of great deals, including new ones that leak every week until Black Friday. See the full ad here.
The 4-page Tiger Direct Black Friday ad features incredible bargains on high-tech gifts. You'll want to pay close attention to the fine print because some of the deals are available before Black Friday.
The official Black Friday deals will be available on Thanksgiving and Black Friday.
Ready to start shopping now? Check for Tiger Direct coupons and deals first.


text:
Source for the presentation "Angular2 Overview" written in Angular2.

## Running the Presentation

```
npm install
npm start
```

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


I'd like to thank, on behalf of all Mum and Dad's family, all the staff at MAC for the wonderful way you all care for Mum and Dad.
We feel so lucky to have found somewhere where all the staff are so thoughtful, respectful and cheerful!
Mum and Dad's rooms are large, comfortable and bright. The lovely sitting area has been well utilised by the family clan (and the great grandchildren love the fruit bowl and coloured pencils!) We especially love being included in morning or afternoon tea as this helps Mum and Dad to feel they can offer the comforts of home.
It's the little kindnesses all the staff show that help make MAC feel like home for Mum and Dad and make it such a special place.


text:
Racial and Insurance-related Disparities in Delivery of Immunotherapy-type Compounds in the United States
Vivek Verma, Waqar Haque, Taylor R. Cushman, Chi Lin, Charles B. Simone, Joe Y. Chang, Shearwood McClelland, James W. Welsh
Radiation Oncology, Nebraska Medicine
Racial and/or socioeconomic factors affect the type of therapies delivered for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Given the rapid expansion of immunotherapy for NSCLC, it is a crucial public health priority to evaluate disparities in administration thereof. The National Cancer Database (NCDB) was queried for newly diagnosed metastatic NSCLC. Patients were dichotomized based on receipt of immunotherapy-type compounds (ICs) based on NCDB coding. Multivariable logistic regression ascertained factors associated with IC delivery. Subgroup analysis, performed by univariate logistic regression modeling, evaluated the effect of race while stratifying for insurance type. Of 504,447 patients, 11,420 (2.3%) received ICs, and 493,027 (97.7%) did not. From 2004 to 2012, ≤1% of patients received ICs; however, 4.9% did so in 2013, 6.6% in 2014, and 8.7% in 2015. ICs were more likely administered to younger and healthier patients, those living farther from treating facilities, and in more educated areas (P<0.05 for all). ICs were more often delivered to adenocarcinomas, and patients who received chemotherapy but not radiotherapy (P<0.05 for all). In addition to geographic differences, uninsured and Medicaid populations received ICs less often, along with African Americans. On subgroup analysis, African Americans were less likely to receive ICs even when stratified for Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurances. Because IC utilization is expected to amplify even further going forward, these public health and economic issues are essential to identify and address appropriately, and have implications on pharmaceutical/insurance companies, value-based oncology, and public health policy. Methods to address these inequalities are also discussed.
Journal of Immunotherapy
https://doi.org/10.1097/CJI.0000000000000253
Health Priorities
non-small cell lung cancer
Verma, V., Haque, W., Cushman, T. R., Lin, C., Simone, C. B., Chang, J. Y., ... Welsh, J. W. (2019). Racial and Insurance-related Disparities in Delivery of Immunotherapy-type Compounds in the United States. Journal of Immunotherapy, 42(2), 55-64. https://doi.org/10.1097/CJI.0000000000000253
Racial and Insurance-related Disparities in Delivery of Immunotherapy-type Compounds in the United States. / Verma, Vivek; Haque, Waqar; Cushman, Taylor R.; Lin, Chi; Simone, Charles B.; Chang, Joe Y.; McClelland, Shearwood; Welsh, James W.
In: Journal of Immunotherapy, Vol. 42, No. 2, 01.02.2019, p. 55-64.
Verma, V, Haque, W, Cushman, TR, Lin, C, Simone, CB, Chang, JY, McClelland, S & Welsh, JW 2019, 'Racial and Insurance-related Disparities in Delivery of Immunotherapy-type Compounds in the United States', Journal of Immunotherapy, vol. 42, no. 2, pp. 55-64. https://doi.org/10.1097/CJI.0000000000000253
Verma V, Haque W, Cushman TR, Lin C, Simone CB, Chang JY et al. Racial and Insurance-related Disparities in Delivery of Immunotherapy-type Compounds in the United States. Journal of Immunotherapy. 2019 Feb 1;42(2):55-64. https://doi.org/10.1097/CJI.0000000000000253
Verma, Vivek ; Haque, Waqar ; Cushman, Taylor R. ; Lin, Chi ; Simone, Charles B. ; Chang, Joe Y. ; McClelland, Shearwood ; Welsh, James W. / Racial and Insurance-related Disparities in Delivery of Immunotherapy-type Compounds in the United States. In: Journal of Immunotherapy. 2019 ; Vol. 42, No. 2. pp. 55-64.
@article{0cae19dba2f34366a3a934058c0b16ab,
title = "Racial and Insurance-related Disparities in Delivery of Immunotherapy-type Compounds in the United States",
abstract = "Racial and/or socioeconomic factors affect the type of therapies delivered for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Given the rapid expansion of immunotherapy for NSCLC, it is a crucial public health priority to evaluate disparities in administration thereof. The National Cancer Database (NCDB) was queried for newly diagnosed metastatic NSCLC. Patients were dichotomized based on receipt of immunotherapy-type compounds (ICs) based on NCDB coding. Multivariable logistic regression ascertained factors associated with IC delivery. Subgroup analysis, performed by univariate logistic regression modeling, evaluated the effect of race while stratifying for insurance type. Of 504,447 patients, 11,420 (2.3{\%}) received ICs, and 493,027 (97.7{\%}) did not. From 2004 to 2012, ≤1{\%} of patients received ICs; however, 4.9{\%} did so in 2013, 6.6{\%} in 2014, and 8.7{\%} in 2015. ICs were more likely administered to younger and healthier patients, those living farther from treating facilities, and in more educated areas (P<0.05 for all). ICs were more often delivered to adenocarcinomas, and patients who received chemotherapy but not radiotherapy (P<0.05 for all). In addition to geographic differences, uninsured and Medicaid populations received ICs less often, along with African Americans. On subgroup analysis, African Americans were less likely to receive ICs even when stratified for Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurances. Because IC utilization is expected to amplify even further going forward, these public health and economic issues are essential to identify and address appropriately, and have implications on pharmaceutical/insurance companies, value-based oncology, and public health policy. Methods to address these inequalities are also discussed.",
keywords = "health policy, immunotherapy, non-small cell lung cancer, public health, targeted therapy",
author = "Vivek Verma and Waqar Haque and Cushman, {Taylor R.} and Chi Lin and Simone, {Charles B.} and Chang, {Joe Y.} and Shearwood McClelland and Welsh, {James W.}",
doi = "10.1097/CJI.0000000000000253",
journal = "Journal of Immunotherapy",
T1 - Racial and Insurance-related Disparities in Delivery of Immunotherapy-type Compounds in the United States
AU - Verma, Vivek
AU - Haque, Waqar
AU - Cushman, Taylor R.
AU - Lin, Chi
AU - Simone, Charles B.
AU - Chang, Joe Y.
AU - McClelland, Shearwood
AU - Welsh, James W.
N2 - Racial and/or socioeconomic factors affect the type of therapies delivered for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Given the rapid expansion of immunotherapy for NSCLC, it is a crucial public health priority to evaluate disparities in administration thereof. The National Cancer Database (NCDB) was queried for newly diagnosed metastatic NSCLC. Patients were dichotomized based on receipt of immunotherapy-type compounds (ICs) based on NCDB coding. Multivariable logistic regression ascertained factors associated with IC delivery. Subgroup analysis, performed by univariate logistic regression modeling, evaluated the effect of race while stratifying for insurance type. Of 504,447 patients, 11,420 (2.3%) received ICs, and 493,027 (97.7%) did not. From 2004 to 2012, ≤1% of patients received ICs; however, 4.9% did so in 2013, 6.6% in 2014, and 8.7% in 2015. ICs were more likely administered to younger and healthier patients, those living farther from treating facilities, and in more educated areas (P<0.05 for all). ICs were more often delivered to adenocarcinomas, and patients who received chemotherapy but not radiotherapy (P<0.05 for all). In addition to geographic differences, uninsured and Medicaid populations received ICs less often, along with African Americans. On subgroup analysis, African Americans were less likely to receive ICs even when stratified for Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurances. Because IC utilization is expected to amplify even further going forward, these public health and economic issues are essential to identify and address appropriately, and have implications on pharmaceutical/insurance companies, value-based oncology, and public health policy. Methods to address these inequalities are also discussed.
AB - Racial and/or socioeconomic factors affect the type of therapies delivered for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Given the rapid expansion of immunotherapy for NSCLC, it is a crucial public health priority to evaluate disparities in administration thereof. The National Cancer Database (NCDB) was queried for newly diagnosed metastatic NSCLC. Patients were dichotomized based on receipt of immunotherapy-type compounds (ICs) based on NCDB coding. Multivariable logistic regression ascertained factors associated with IC delivery. Subgroup analysis, performed by univariate logistic regression modeling, evaluated the effect of race while stratifying for insurance type. Of 504,447 patients, 11,420 (2.3%) received ICs, and 493,027 (97.7%) did not. From 2004 to 2012, ≤1% of patients received ICs; however, 4.9% did so in 2013, 6.6% in 2014, and 8.7% in 2015. ICs were more likely administered to younger and healthier patients, those living farther from treating facilities, and in more educated areas (P<0.05 for all). ICs were more often delivered to adenocarcinomas, and patients who received chemotherapy but not radiotherapy (P<0.05 for all). In addition to geographic differences, uninsured and Medicaid populations received ICs less often, along with African Americans. On subgroup analysis, African Americans were less likely to receive ICs even when stratified for Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurances. Because IC utilization is expected to amplify even further going forward, these public health and economic issues are essential to identify and address appropriately, and have implications on pharmaceutical/insurance companies, value-based oncology, and public health policy. Methods to address these inequalities are also discussed.
KW - health policy
KW - immunotherapy
KW - non-small cell lung cancer
KW - public health
KW - targeted therapy
U2 - 10.1097/CJI.0000000000000253
DO - 10.1097/CJI.0000000000000253
JO - Journal of Immunotherapy
JF - Journal of Immunotherapy
10.1097/CJI.0000000000000253


Fleming-Neon with Geo Id 2127846 is a place/city located in the state of Kentucky, in U.S.A with a total population of 770. There are 378 households in Fleming-Neon.
There are total of 770 people living in Fleming-Neon.
Population of White alone: 746.
There are total of 378 houses and dwellings in Fleming-Neon.
View satellite images/ street maps of places in Fleming-Neon, Kentucky, United States of America. The Map data on this website is provided by Google Maps, a free online map service one can access and view in a web browser.


The learn of illness entities as advanced as Crohn's dis ease will more and more require finished wisdom of previously unrelated parts of the scientific sciences. to advertise this extensive method, a convention was once geared up within which geneticists, morphologists, immunologists, and virologists participated in addition to clinicians whose paintings is concentrated on Crohn's affliction. considerable time was once given to the presentation of significant new findings in every one of those components, and reviews got through the individuals within the numerous sections. This strategy yielded many new principles, simply because indiv iduals with very assorted backgrounds have been capable of handle outdated difficulties from clean angles. This quantity, released in January, 1981, comprises the papers offered dur ing the wor kshop held in June, 1980, in Noordwijk/Leiden, The Netherlands. additionally, we have now in cluded the vast discussions, edited by way of specialists within the box, which every one presentation. eventually, every one major class is by way of a precis of the subject coated in addition to many useful conclusions about the importance of contemporary paintings and concepts for brand spanking new instructions in learn. within the Preface, J.B. Kirsner provides a entire overview of the cloth, and in an Afterword A.J.Ch. Haex offers with a num ber of different elements. We think that this quantity can be of price to a large spectrum of scientists and clinicians and that it'll aid to establ ish the mul tid isciplinary method of Crohn' s dis ease because the one who may still predominate within the future.
This booklet constitutes the refereed court cases of the thirteenth foreign convention on info Warehousing and information Discovery, DaWak 2011 held in Toulouse, France in August/September 2011. The 37 revised complete papers awarded have been conscientiously reviewed and chosen from 119 submissions. The papers are prepared in topical sections on actual and conceptual info warehouse versions, info warehousing layout methodologies and instruments, info warehouse functionality and optimization, trend mining, matrix-based mining strategies and flow, sensor and time-series mining.
This booklet constitutes the refereed lawsuits of the eleventh overseas convention on Cryptology in India, INDOCRYPT 2010, held in Hyderabad, India, in December 2010. The 22 revised complete papers have been rigorously reviewed and chosen from seventy two submissions. The papers are prepared in topical sections on protection of RSA and multivariate schemes; defense research, pseudorandom variations and functions; hash capabilities; assaults on block ciphers and flow ciphers; quickly cryptographic computation; cryptanalysis of AES; and effective implementation.
This e-book represents quantity II of the court cases of the UN/ESA/NASA Workshop at the overseas Heliophysical yr 2007 and easy house technological know-how, hosted via the nationwide Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Tokyo, 18 - 22 June, 2007. It covers programme subject matters explored during this and prior workshops of this nature: (i) non-extensive statistical mechanics as acceptable to astrophysics, addressing q-distribution, fractional response and diffusion, and the response coefficient, in addition to the Mittag-Leffler functionality and (ii) the TRIPOD idea, constructed for astronomical telescope amenities.
At the party of its twenty-fifth anniversary, in 1985, the Netherlands Society for Grassland and Fodder plants (NVWV) agreed to arrange a global Symposium on a subject on the topic of extensive grass and fodder creation platforms. The subject chosen was once "Animal manure on grassland and fodder vegetation: Fertilizer or waste?
Inf lammatory Bowel Disease. Ed. Farmer RG. Saunde r s London. Vol 9. pp. 307-321 2. Walker JEG. (1978) Possible diagnostic test for Crohn's disease by use of buccal mucosa. Lancet 2:759-760 3. Schachter H, Kirsner JB. (1975) Definition of inflammatory bowel disease of unknown aetiology. Gastroenterology 68:591-602 4. Chisholm DM, Mason DK. (1968) Labial salivary gland biopsy in Sjogren's disease. J. Clin. Pathol. C. I. KORELITZ INTRODUCTION Endoscopic biopsy specimens were obtained from the esophagus, body of stomach, gastric antrum and duodenal bulb of 45 patients with Crohn's disease.
The ileum, the No case invol- MATERIALS AND METHODS Endoscopic appearances were recorded, and independent histopathologic analyses were made of serial sections of the 45 biopsies from Crohn' s disease patients. Specimens were fixed in Bouin's solution and paraffin sections were stained with hematoxylin-phloxin-safranin. Also cell counts of 500 connective tissue cells of the duodenal lamina propria were made, using a manual cell counter. Fibroblasts, macrophages, mast cells, lymphocytes, plasma cells, neutrophils and eosinophils were counted (1).
The third task of the study group was an evaluation study of a paediatric Crohn's disease activity index. , growth and development, are not included in them. The study group therefore set out a prospective programme for the establishment of a suitable index. In a first step, 3 blocks of information will be prospectively gathered at each patient-visit, with at least two observations per patient: case history [patient diary, two weeks prior to the evaluation], clinical findings and laboratory data [36 single observations per patient].


text:
Transparency and Accountability for Lab-Grown Diamonds
April 25, 2016 by JCK Magazine
In a world where technological and scientific innovations come at an increasingly rapid rate, facing the future can bring both excitement and apprehension. Think, for instance, of the debates around transparency and ethics triggered by genetic modification.
Similarly, the fine jewelry industry today finds itself needing to develop new protocols and guidelines for discussing lab-grown diamonds. Some purveyors of synthetic diamonds claim that their stones, created in a lab, are "more ethical" than natural mined diamonds, a marketing claim that does not reflect the reality of the thriving fair-trade diamond business.
In addition to accuracy in marketing statements, full disclosure and traceability must drive the conversation around man-made diamonds, with the main goal being one of accountability and protection of buyers' investments.
"An even more fundamental issue is one of proper identification and transparency of the product itself," says gem expert Bill Boyajian, who is a graduate gemologist, former president of the Gemological Institute of America, and founder and CEO of Bill Boyajian & Associates, Inc.
The jewelry industry has been forced to contend with look-alike diamond imitations since time immemorial. Today, to facilitate greater transparency, some leaders in the gem industry have begun to advance tools that pave the way for a new paradigm. "For example, Gabriel & Co. has maintained a serialized tracking system for all of its fine diamond jewelry pieces," Boyajian says.
Just as the Kimberley Process protects the integrity of an ethically compliant supply chain, companies that manufacture and sell lab-grown diamonds—all the way through to the retail jewelers that display them in their showcases—need to embrace the same goals of visibility and awareness.


Covers all 40-115 Hp, 3 and 4-cylinder, 2-stroke models. Mercury Outboard Engine Repair Manuals. 3.4 7. 71.4. Related Items: Camp Mercury Outdrive Zinc Anode Skeg. Sierra 4 Cycle Outboard Engine Oil Filters. Martyr Mercury/Mercruiser. 4 stroke 40 50 60 hp service manual mercury 1999 2015 30/40 hp 4 /mercury-40-hp-outboard-owners-manual.pdf Mercury 4 Mercury 4-Stroke Outboard Boat Motor Service Manuals for only $4.95! Mercury 4-Stroke Outboard Boat Motor service manuals are available for immediate download! This service is available for only. Thunderbolt Mercury 50 Hp 2 Stroke Manual Mercury 40 hp 2 stroke outboard thunderbolt engine mercury 50 hp 2 stroke mpg owners manual. mercury 50 hp outboard [PDF] Manual For Craftsman Laser Level.pdf Engine: 1980 mercury 40 hp (40e) - iboats 1980 Mercury 40 HP 40E. The bore width is 2.88" and the stroke length is 2.56"..
Mercury Marine 9.9 HP 4-Stroke Outboard Motor, Owner's manual. Manufacturer warranty - general: 3 years Stores + Services. Weekly Ad · Gift Card Services. Mercury Service User Manuals Outboard Read/Download Download Mercury outboard 25xd service manual.pdf Download Hydril gx annular Mercury F6 Ml 2005 Owner Manual Mercury Marine Outboard Service.. [1841aa] - 1997 40 Hp Mercury Force Outboard Manuals [1841aa] - 1997 40 hp mercury force outboard manuals 170 election road suite 100 draper ut 84020 phone intl phone outside the usa infoiboatscom mercury outboard motors online shop service repair Mercury Force 40 Hp. Mercury Mariner Outboard Service Repair Manuals. Select your Mercury Mariner Outboard model to download the manual. *M-M=Mercury Mariner. M-M Outboard 135 150 175 200 HP 2-stroke: M-M Outboard 30 40 HP 2cyl 2-stroke: M-M Outboard 65jet 80jet 75-125 HP 2-stroke:.
LAING'S OUTBOARDS stocks a large inventory of service manuals, parts books, reference material and books of general interest to the outboard enthusiast. MERCURY covers from 3.5-40 HP from 1972-89. Order # 0220 $36.95. MERCURY covers from 45-225 HP from 1972-89. Order # 0230 OLD OUTBOARD MOTOR SERVICE MANUAL Vol 1. Under 30 HP prior to 1969.. These idle mixture adjustment tuning procedures apply the Mercury outboards manufactured between 1965 thru 1989—specifically 45-HP to 115-HP models. It's highly recommended to follow the idle mixture adjustment procedures in the factory repair manual. A downloadable version of the factory manual is available from this site.. DOWNLOAD a Mercury 9.9HP outboard repair manual in seconds. A Mercury 9.9 HP repair manual, also known as a service manual or workshop manual, is a book of instructions designed to aid a mechanic in the action of fixing or mending an outboard boat motor..
2002 mercury 40 hp outboard service manual. Some of the included Chapters: - Specifications - Maintenance - Electrical - Ignition - Starting - Wiring Diagrams - Fuel System and Carburetor - Powerhead - Mid-Section - Power Trim - Lower Unit - Jet Drive - Installation - Attachments. Manual has 590 pages. File size 17.58Mb.. MERCURY 60 HP OUTBOARD OWNERS MANUAL The following MERCURY 60 HP OUTBOARD OWNERS MANUAL Pdf document begin with Introduction, Brief Discussion until the Index/Glossary page, see the table of content for additional information, if offered.. Used 2006 Mercury 40 HP 4-Stroke 40ELPT EFI Outboard Motor For Sale With 20 Inch Shaft Length . The motor looks very nice like new with 175-180 compression with 710 hours of use..
owners manual 2006 mercury outboard parts - wholesale marine kx 65 manual downloadable mercury outboard motors service and repair manuals intex 108r 40 hp outboard manuals - motor repair - johnson, mercury, yamaha mercury tracker 40 pro series manual Created Date:. 1965-1978 Johnson Evinrude Outboard 1.5-35 HP Service Manual Instant Download. Related posts: Mercury Mariner Outboard Motor 40 hp 2-cly 2001-2003 Mercury Mariner Outboard Motor 40 hp 3-cly 2001-2005 Mercury Mariner Outboard Motor 40 hpJet(60) 3-cly.


text:
Best of Scorpions Vol. 2 е компилация на германската рок група "Скорпиънс", издадена на 10 юли 1984 г. от "Ар Си Ей Рекърдс" в САЩ. Best of Scorpions Vol. 2 е продължение на предишната тяхна компилация Best of Scorpions, издадена от същата звукозаписна компания през 1979 г. и е опит на "Ар Си Ей" да се възползват от успеха на групата през 80-те години, когато "Скорпиънс" вече не работят с тази компания. Това е и причината този албум да съдържа подбор на песни от албумите на групата издавани в периода 1974 – 1978 г.

Въпреки влизането в "Билборд 200" в САЩ под №175, Best of Scorpions Vol. 2 не привлича особено внимание и не постига почти никакъв търговски успех. Независимо обаче от това, "Ар Си Ей Рекърдс" продължават периодично да издават сборни албуми на "Скорпиънс" през 80-те и 90-те, които също не регистрират значителни продажби.

Списък с песните

Страна едно
 Top of the Bill – 3:22 (от албума In Trance)
 They Need a Million – 4:47 (от албума Fly to the Rainbow)
 Longing for Fire – 2:42 (от албума In Trance)
 Catch Your Train – 3:32 (от албума Virgin Killer)
 Speedy's Coming (На живо) – 3:21 (от албума Tokyo Tapes)
 Crying Days – 4:36 (от албума Virgin Killer)

Страна две
 All Night Long (На живо) – 2:55 (от албума Tokyo Tapes)
 This Is My Song – 4:07 (от албума Fly to the Rainbow)
 Sun in My Hand – 4:20 (от албума In Trance)
 We'll Burn the Sky (На живо) – 8:16 (от албума Tokyo Tapes)

Музиканти
 Клаус Майне – вокали
 Рудолф Шенкер – китари
 Улрих Джон Рот – китари
 Юрген Розентал – барабани
 Франсис Буххолц – бас
 Руди Ленърс – барабани
 Херман Раребел – барабани

Позиция в класациите

Източници

Компилации на "Скорпиънс"


Raven ROM is the most unique and the most abstract custom ROM of all ported for Qmobile Noir A8. The ROM is integrated with all the exciting features that users require most. You have a complete new user interface on this ROM. The ROM is packed up for all kind of users Music Lovers,Gamers,Internet Users,Battery savers etc. It is the most stable custom ROM so far known for A8.
Ubaid ur Rehman Khan (INCPAK senior member) for helping out on porting it for A8.
Mohammad Shahrom Ali (INCPAK member) for developing boot logo image.
the image on the top of the post is the boot logo for this ROM.


To provide you with increased access and dialogue with your Leagues, president and CEO Diana Dykstra will hold regional roundtables throughout California and Nevada. The CEO-only roundtables will be an open forum for credit union CEOs to ask questions and discuss the specific issues you face. We encourage all credit union CEOs to attend at least one roundtable.
All roundtables will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. unless otherwise noted. For more information, click here or contact Davina Law at 909-212-6005 or email Davina.
Questions: Contact Davina Law at 909-212-6005 or email Davina.


text:
Crews Battling 2-Alarm Fire At Reisterstown Apartment BuildingResponders arrived at the unit block of Brookbury Drive around 8:20 p.m., where firefighters found fire showing from a building.
Local Hangouts
Best Historically Significant Bars In BaltimoreSome of the bars and taverns found in Baltimore now have been around for quite a while. The ones which have lasted have done so for their quality as much as their history. Stop in to any of these locations, take in some of the rich olden times spoken of by the walls within - and have a drink while you're there!
Best Mixologist Bars In Baltimore"Mixology" is the art of mixed drinks, and it is an art form in true Renaissance in Baltimore. Come experience a palette of flavors and sensations at some of these exciting destinations across the Baltimore area, served up by some of the most experienced of mixologists, who aren't just good at what they do, they also love doing it.
Best Spots In Baltimore For A Father's Day Drink With DadIf you looking to spend some quality time with dad and just want to grab a drink and maybe a small bit to eat for Father's Day, then these places are some great picks to take dad to around Baltimore.
Best Bars In Baltimore To Celebrate Pride MonthPride month is celebrated each year to remember the Stonewall Riots. The Stonewall Riots took place in June of 1969 after police raided a gay bar in New York City. The riots and protests were the beginning of the LGBT movement. In most parts of the country, Pride Month is celebrated in June, but this year Baltimore Pride Month will be celebrated in July.
Best Gay Bars In BaltimoreThere are some clubs that do not cater to certain communities, but in Baltimore there are several gay bars which cater to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual (LGBT) community. In these bars, people can feel free to visit, mingle, talk and be entertained.
Best Bars To Spend Your Tax Return In BaltimoreWhether you are a tax accountant or tax preparer who files taxes for a living or someone who files their own taxes, the end of tax day is a day to be celebrated. In Baltimore, there are no better places to spend you tax return than these bars.
Best Rainy Day Bars In BaltimoreShake off your umbrella. Unbutton your rain coat. Step in to the warmth at one of Baltimore's best rainy day bars. On an inclement weather day, pull up a bar stool and sip your favorite brew in the comfort of one of Baltimore's comfiest bars. Baltimore bars, such as Ottobar and the Cat's Eye Pub offer customers a warm and inviting place to hang out with friends. Hungry? Don't forget to try the many mouth-watering dishes at The Horse You Came In On Saloon and Alexander's Tavern.
Best Baseball Bars In BaltimoreFor those less interested in paying high tickets prices, spending a fortune on concession stand food and drinks, and fighting traffic to get in and out of the stadium, an alternative is watching baseball games in a bar. Baltimore has several bars that are welcoming to baseball fans.
Best Irish Bars In BaltimoreIn traditional Irish towns, the pub is traditionally the meeting point for town citizens. Pubs or public houses are Irish bars where people gather to chat, hang out and, of course, drink beer and eat good food. Baltimore has brought the traditional Irish bar atmosphere to life.
Ask A Baltimore Bartender: Your Best RecipesRaid your liquor cabinet and whip up some of these tasty sensations. If you like them, perhaps try the bars they came from next time you are out and about.
Best Mardi Gras Celebrations In BaltimoreLocal Baltimore bars and restaurants offer Mardi Gras parties and celebrations, including these great events.
Best Valentine's Day Events For Singles In BaltimoreJust because you're not dating or in a serious relationship doesn't mean you should stay in on Valentine's Day. On the contrary, Valentine's Day is the perfect time for singles to mingle. There are plenty of parties and events for singles this Valentine's Day in Baltimore.
Best Country Bars In BaltimoreYou don't have to go out West for a country bar. Baltimore has a number of country bars with the feel of an old time country and western saloon.
Best Cocktail Happy Hours In BaltimoreUnwind with a cocktail and gather with friends at a local bar in Baltimore for happy hour. For a special touch, go to a bar with a cocktail happy hour.
Ask A Baltimore Expert: Your Best Hot Winter DrinkSunni Gilliam is the owner of Teavolve Cafe & Lounge, a "lively neighborhood cafe." Here she offers some hot drink ideas to keep you cozy this winter.
FIRST LOOK: Transformation Of Left-Field Wall Underway At Oriole Park
Quit Your Job? Here's What To Do About Health InsuranceWhile it's a hot market for job seekers at the moment, workers should consider the benefits they might be giving up when they leave their jobs.
With Omicron's Prevalence And The Testing Shortage, Anyone With Symptoms Should Assume They're Positive, Doctor SaysLeaders in multiple states are working to expand access to testing as a surge in demand paired with a lack of supply has led to numerous shortages.
West Virginia Wants To Administer 4th COVID-19 Vaccine DoseWest Virginia has the nation's third-oldest population with nearly 20% of its 1.79 million residents over age 65. The state also eclipses most others in the percentage of people affected by diabetes, heart disease and obesity.


ikea bloomington directions outdoor storage bench home interior design pictures free.
ikea bloomington directions follow them on twitter tweeted about their annual crayfish party happening on august having never tried crayfish before bay home interior design pictures free.
ikea bloomington directions centennial home interior design pictures free.
ikea bloomington directions accelerated accelerated home interior decorations pictures.
ikea bloomington directions medium size of area rugs x area rugs better homes fl directions home interior design pictures free download.
ikea bloomington directions attractive the store in shipping container home interior decoration ideas.
ikea bloomington directions interior design pepper construction home interior decorations for sale.
ikea bloomington directions not tags decorations signs retail shopping furniture home interior decor stores.
ikea bloomington directions clothes rack home interior design pictures hyderabad.
ikea bloomington directions home interior design pictures free.
ikea bloomington directions houses interior design pictures.
ikea bloomington directions rendering of the store in oak creek home interior decorating ideas pictures.
ikea bloomington directions home interior decor stores.
ikea bloomington directions office location and directions home interior decor catalog.
ikea bloomington directions twin cities way furniture stores home interior designers in kenya.
ikea bloomington directions the furniture store in on home interior design pictures.
ikea bloomington directions tags decorations signs retail shopping furniture houses interior design pictures.
ikea bloomington directions photo of twin cities united states very busy during home interior decorating ideas free.
ikea bloomington directions apartment floor plan 1 bedroom apartments in album are home interior decor parties.
ikea bloomington directions fishers home interior decor stores.
ikea bloomington directions photo of twin cities united states interior home decorations designs.
ikea bloomington directions changing table to coffee station home interior design pictures dubai.
ikea bloomington directions designer thoughts home interior designs ideas.


text:
Q: How and why can a hook call itself without causing recursion? When looking in WP hooks' code, I often see hooks that call themselves.
For example, this snippet from image_downsize():
function image_downsize($id, $size = 'medium') {

    if ( !wp_attachment_is_image($id) )
       return false;

    if ( $out = apply_filters( 'image_downsize', false, $id, $size ) ) {
       return $out;
    }

Why doesn't this cause recursion?
Thanks

A: This:
apply_filters( 'image_downsize', false, $id, $size )

doesn't call the image_downsize function, it applies any filters hooked to the image_downsize tag, which would be a different function.
The only way that would cause recursion is if the filter you hook in turn called that function:
add_filter( 'image_downsize', 'wpd_downsize', 20, 3 );
function wpd_downsize( $return, $id, $size ){
    // collapse the universe
    return image_downsize( $id, $size );
}


Call Houston Criminal Lawyer James Sullivan at (281) 546-6428 if CPS is investigating your family.
If you have been contacted by CPS for an interview and or to take a polygraph, call Houston Criminal Lawyer James Sullivan immediately. Both the interview and the polygraph examination should be stopped by your attorney so that he can first assess the situation and the reason for the investigation. You should put your attorney between the CPS investigator and you. You have the absolute right to remain silent. Do not give up that right. Polygraph examinations are not reliable and the results cannot be used in court, however what you tell the polygrapher may be used against you. The State uses interviews and polygraph examinations to strengthen their case against you.
Consult with a Houston criminal lawyer before you talk to CPS. You can call Attorney James Sullivan at (281) 546-6428.


text:
import { build } from '../build'
import { executableBuilder } from '../utils/executable'

const IS_VUE = process.argv.some(arg => arg === 'vue')
const [party = 'uxc'] = process.argv
  .filter(arg => /^--party=/.test(arg))
  .map(party => party.replace(/^--party=/, ''))

const framework = IS_VUE ? 'vue' : 'react'
const executable = executableBuilder('sites')
build(framework)
  .then(() =>
    executable
      .run(`start build:${party}-${framework} --deploy`)
      .catch(console.error)
  )
  .catch(console.error)


text:
Shamoon-Slingers APT33 in Secret New Operations
Security researchers are warning oil and aviation industry organizations to be on their guard after spotting a notorious Iranian APT group using private VPNs to keep its activity hidden.
APT33 has been linked to the infamous Shamoon destructive malware which knocked out tens of thousands of PCs at Saudi Aramco in 2012 and has been deployed across Europe and the Middle East since.
Now Trend Micro has observed the group using a dozen command and control (C&C) servers in a highly obfuscated attack targeting a narrow group of organizations in the US, Asia and Middle East.
The group has been ramping up operations since 2018 with attacks on a UK and European oil company as well as supply chain organizations, the vendor claimed in a new blog post.
Already infected this year are a private American company that offers national security-related services, US universities, a military-linked US organization and several victims in the Middle East and Asia.
Although the malware linked to the small botnets used by the group is limited mainly to downloading and running additional malware, APT33 is going to great lengths to stay hidden.
"The C&C domains are usually hosted on cloud hosted proxies. These proxies relay URL requests from the infected bots to backends at shared webservers that may host thousands of legitimate domains," said Trend Micro.
"The backends report bot data back to a data aggregator and bot control server that is on a dedicated IP address. The APT33 actors connect to these aggregators via a private VPN network with exit nodes that are changed frequently. The APT33 actors then issue commands to the bots and collect data from the bots using these VPN connections."
The setting up of private VPNs is easily done via open source software such as OpenVPN, plus rented servers. However, by using this technique, the group's efforts have actually become easier to track once the researchers discovered which exit nodes the VPNs are using.
They're apparently being used to hide reconnaissance of possible future victims including oil company suppliers, and other research.
"APT33 used its private VPN network to access websites of penetration testing companies, webmail, websites on vulnerabilities, and websites related to cryptocurrencies, as well as to read hacker blogs and forums," said Trend Micro. "APT33 also has a clear interest in websites that specialize in the recruitment of employees in the oil and gas industry."
The vendor urged regular patching, employee security training, least privilege access policies and multi-layered protection for oil and utilities firms.


Only enrolled students are eligible to work on campus.
*During winter break, spring break and summer you may work more hours, based on office needs and manager approval. International Students must first check with International Student and Scholar Services (ISS) before working more than 20 hours.
Please Note: The 20 to 25 hours per week limit is inclusive of all employment. For example, if a domestic student works 20 hours a week in one job, he/she may only work 5 hours a week in a second job. This includes salary and stipend positions.
F-1 and J-1 International Students are eligible to work on campus provided they are enrolled full–time. Students in J–1 visa status, however, must first obtain permission from International Student and Scholar Services (ISS) before beginning work.
Please see the ISS employment page for additional employment information by visa type. For information on obtaining a Social Security number, visit the ISS informational page or download the Social Security number checklist .


"The opposite of a correct statement is a false statement, but the opposite of a profound truth may well be another profound truth." -Niels Bohr, Nobel Prize winner and pioneer of quantum physics.
All forms of medicine recognize energy as the primary means of reinstating health, but all have different ways of expressing and accomplishing it. Traditional Chinese Medicine uses acupuncture needles and Chi Gong to take energy from the universe and break the blockages that cause disease. Western allopathic medicine uses drugs to form chemical reactions that add energy to the body. Western medicine will also remove diseased body parts to break blockages. Homeopathic medicine uses only the residual energy patterns of the "active ingredients" to alter the balance of the body's energy. Native American medicine treats the entire person from spirit to body and relies on plants not for their chemical compounds, but for the energies they represent.
Directed Distant Intentionality, also known as distance healing, bypasses all the other systems and deals directly with the Universe in the most fundamental way: consciousness and energy. It uses human consciousness to sense where the blockages are and energy from the quantum field to break the blockages. The ultimate goal is to restore the flow of energy so the body can heal itself. It really is that simple, but simple is not always easy.
Co-Creative Coherence Therapy is a bio-energetic therapy that adds some "easy" to the simplicity equation. It provides a methodology for diagnosis and repair. Coherence Therapy includes valuable knowledge of physiology from western medicine, energy movement techniques from TCM, and total body/spirit integration from Native American medicine. It is complementary to all other forms of medicine as well. Since one can never know exactly what the outcome will be, it is not advisable to limit treatment of life-threatening or life-limiting disease to only one form of medicine despite the education, skill, and good intentions of the practitioners involved in the process. Co-Creative Coherence Therapy may work where other systems fail because of its direct approach to problem solving. We believe Co-Creative Coherence Therapy to be a profound truth and an ideal method of reclaiming your God-given birthright to heal your body and set your spirit soaring.
Jon Sweeney is an internationally known Directed Distant Intentionality Healer, founder of Co-Creative Coherence Therapy, and an ordained inter-faith minister. He is a teacher, author, lecturer, musician, and artist. For more than a decade, he has served as a healing partner with individuals across the globe to heal the body and help the spirit to soar using the Coherence Therapy method and quantum consciousness.


text:
Casinoble.ch > FFShrine - Casinoble.ch > Final Fantasy Shrine Forums > Artsy Stuff > Artistic Discussion > Defining art for the Twenty-first century
Hynad
Probably the most disturbing phenomenon in the art of the current century, a result of the dislocation in the dualism of art and science, is the profoundly pervasive indifference of the whole contemporary generation of artists to formulate a clear-cut definition of art itself. The obscurantism, the evasive arguments and denials, the lack of any direct, forthright statement, is evidence of a deep-going crisis in art. With the exception of a few scholars, nowhere in the field of art has there appeared a challenging assertion to say what art is in our time.
In the social arena of modern living, the most engaging diversion is the extensive practice of generalized and personal analysis. Because we live in a technical-scientific-analytical age of calculating machines and statistical truths, we respond to the powerful pressures of analytical behavior...to define, to clarify, to identify. It is a great game of dissection and decortication of the underlying mechanisms in every segment of the social structure, from psychoanalysis to social surgery. We practice the analytical game everywhere except in the fine arts. Here, in the arts, the emotional fog rolls in, intellectual inertia overtakes us, and the cultural swamp remains undefined, unexplored. Words like style and taste have no clear meaning except, perhaps, in commercial usage. And the special caste terminology - feeling, intuition, inspiration, perception, creativity - are ritualistic ceremonial expressions of artists, undefined by simple definitions except in the laboratories of clinical psychologists.
The special word art is a sacred temple, a mysterious inner sanctum of artistic pursuit, where magical intellectual powers interact with primordial outpourings of the irrational subconscious. To put it bluntly, when art terminology has lost its power to convey sense, idea, or meaning of art expression, then the artist, the art field, the whole cultural endeavor, is conflicted, confused, and disoriented. It becomes a chaotic wasteland, a lost continent of the culture.
The net result has been to let loose a carnival of art dilettantism and trendy art sophistication concealed behind an imposing front of synthetic rhetoric, easthetic lyricism, and emotional triteness.
The state of art today is such that it can now be performed by abecedarians and amateurs with virtually no study, preparation, or training (a special mention to DoomJokey for his steady illustration of dedication to such studies and hardship). In galleries and exhibitions, the amateur esthete can now compete on equal terms with the seasoned, knowledgeable master with such facility that hardly anyone, frequently not even art connoisseurs and critics, can tell good art from bad art, amateur art from professional art. When the quest for brevity and simplicity has been reduced to infantile primitivism, we have lost the validity of concepts. When the creative urge to reveal life has been distorted into a wayward surge of undirected energy, we have lost control of direction and experimentation. When the search for clarity and order has been diverted to piecing out a meaningless jargon of amateur misbehavior, we have lost our artistic heritage. When the need for definitions, standards, and criteria has been seduced by vacuous emotional mumblings, we have seen the perversion of the philosophy of art and aesthetics. When the artist has surrendered his status, his authority, his principles, his professionalism, then the amateur has taken over, and the jungle is upon us.
The problem of the amateur in art is really the problem of the artist in society. To say that the amateur has invaded the arts, and that the fine arts are becoming an amateur art, is to say that the artist has defaulted in his obligation to the social environment. But this view alone does not face the issue squarely, for it would force the conclusion that the artist alone is responsible for the neglect and deterioration of art. To say that the artist has rejected the norms of living, has removed himself from society, has turned away from reality to promote his inner personal image of life and art-for-art's sake isolationism, is to say the exile prefers the desert, the suicide enjoys cutting his veins, the tortured man relishes his anguished cries for help. In truth, these are but the pathetic attempts of the withered, truncated man to become a whole man. The issue at hand is really a dual problem: it is not only the artist's inbreeding and involution, it is also society's forced alienation and neglect of the artist. If there is a crisis in art, a disintegration of its moral fiber, a decay of its historical precepts and philosophical virtues, it is because society first has disavowed and disabled it as an intellectual ressource, a cultural necessity, a social and educative force. It has refused its permission to be integrated with the technological, scientific advances in our time, except as a utilitarian, commercial, accessory art. To engage a solution on this basis needs a moral reawakening of society and a conceptual reworking of art.
The reestablishement of self-control in the artist and social respect for art devolves on creating again a new dualism of art and science in the twenty-first century. The obscure terminology must be clarified and attached to commonly shared associations. Personal values must be defined according to generalized experience. The personal subjective purpose must be widened to embrace the broader social goal. The immediate and urgent necessity, the first order of the day, is to redefine the old word art. The clich�s, the nonsense, must be stripped-off. Art must have a new interpretation, infused with new meanings and values, in order to find its equal place with other positive cultural pursuits in our time. It must mean as much to the people as medicine, surgery, bacteriology... or physics, engineering, architecture... or steak, mashed potatoes, apple pie. It must be executed so ably and understood so well that it will stand strong and firm as a skyscrapper does when it is done well... or it will collapse in ruins when it is not. Art must be refined into a critical intellectual tool to meet these challenges. New cutting edges must be given to the old "saw", fine-honed and sharp, diamond-hard and tough, to stand up under the friction and abrasion of life. To be "art", it should be made responsible for communication of its ideas and concepts. It should reflect the life and times of the artist, his integrity, his ethics, his democratic ideals in the progress of man. It should show his developed skill and judgment in projecting significant, expressive from. It should reveal invention and originality in transmitting the aesthetic experience. And, above all, it should arise out of the environment, the social-human-scientific culture base as the controlling factor in its creation.
This does not mean that strictures or rigid conventions must be placed on the artist. Nor does it say that experimentation or freedom in personal expression should be curbed or annulled. Nor does it propose that there is only one way of seeing the world around us, one outlook, one style or method of approach. It does not ask the artist to obay or be subservient to any fixed rule, regulation, dogma, or tradition. It does not set up absolutes of authority, or impose conditioned reflexes of conformism. However, it does ask the artist to respect and rely on the positive norms, values, and traditions that still operate and still function in the study and preparation of the artist, that still apply in the cultural background of modern art creation. These should be seen as the educative resource, the imperative precondition for the survival and growth of art.
Socrates, we are told, attempting to probe into the nature of law, speaks of the laws of men as a response to the social pressures that arise out of human conditions in the natural environment. And therefore, he argues with penetrating insight, to understand that nature of law we must first understand the law of nature. The liberating principle of art lies precisely here, in the Socratic approach to the conjoined relationship of two mutually attracted, interacting forces, man and nature, nature and man. This synergistic principle, if we can refer to it as such, argues for a relationship of ideas, in Toynbee's words , in a context of challenge and response, response and challenge.
(http://www.cooperativeindividualism.org/toynbee_challenge_and_response.html)
It seizes upon diverse attitudes of thoughts, probing for intrinsic attributes of contraction and expansion, refinement and extension. It enlarges the field of intellectual vision, and refines the area of critical judgment. It tends to limit subjective bias and mental myopia.
If we apply the principle to one of the central problems of art, the presence of the amateur in the fine arts, we might uncover these provocative correlations: To understand the amateur of art, we must first understand the art of the amateur... To recognize the professional of art, we must recognize the art of the professional. To explain the presence of the amateur in professional art, we must explain the presence of the professional in amateur art. Suddenly, the critical questions rise to the surface: In how many ways is professional art an amateur art? Can professional art be easily imitated by the amateur? The way is open for other challenging assertions. For instance, that much-abused old habit, skill: To discover the skill in art, we must first discover the art in skill. Or: To ask where the old traditions are in modern art, we must first ask where the modern is in the old art. This is not a mere game of idea inversions or word juggling. If it were, the new statement of ideas in reverse would be so sticky with uneasy, astringent meanings that quickly leap to mind. Nor is this a conclusive demonstration posed as an answer to the problems of art. It is an exercise of reason, an analytical approach in the examination of as yet unassailable notions. It might be seen as the first incision in clich� and slogan surgery to arrest the deterioration in art.
A new dualism of art and science, if we can agree on the premise as indispensable to art today (as it was in the Renaissance), must again seek to introduce commonly understood criteria and standards. We must reestablish certain major links with the past as historical background, consistent with art progress today. We must incorporate the old traditions that are still viable, still alive today. But which are the living traditions and how can we be sure? Let us apply the synergistic principle and make an incision.
Our civilization is predominantly an advanced technical age of science. It developed its abundant greatness from earlier civilizations and beginnings. Now, a question: Where do the earlier civilizations appear in the modern age of science? We must first ask, where does the modern age of science appear in earlier civilization? The answer seems clear: in those civilizations that have made scientific contributions. The reason we search out the older civilizations, and attach their findings to ours, is a scientific reason. This is true historically for our humanist-democratic institutions as well. Therefore, the answer to the older traditions in modern art lies in the context of the larger framework. Those art traditions that tend to live on have survived for a humanist-democratic scientific reason.
Where modern art has precisely been interested in the art of the world's cultures, across the seas and in the past, is the human reason, the scientific reason. But it has done this disorderly, capriciously, driven by impulse rather than direction. It has chosen,through uncritical acceptance of the nineteenth-century artists' hostility and rage against the antilibertarian French Academy, to continue the disparagement of the scientific, human anatomical figure as a sterile, mechanical, academic regression in art. It pronounces anatomical man dead in art. Anatomy as a rigor, a discipline in the refinement and skill of art, is debased in practice, study and education. The word anatomical is today a term of contempt, and is made synonymous with "academic" in art circles. The rejection of the anatomical figure as a control has weakened the supportive structure of art, and one after another, scientific criteria are torn loose and discarded. The attempts to attach "new science" in art are essentially peripheral, tangential, quasi-scientific, makeshift concoctions, partially realized, fragmentary developments.
Art, by these new values, has become the undisciplined arena of the romantic delinquent and the playboy amateur, while the hard-working professional fights for his life. And sadly, the term modern in art is the target now of the unconcealed contempt and scorn of the population.
Valerie Valens
tl:dr
Art is pretty much anything pulled out of the asses of pretentious faggots pretending to be "creative" and "imaginative". Not that there aren't any creative and imaginative people.
lol closed
(kidding)
Kblargh
Yes, your post defines art perfectly.
No, i think your post is art itself.
Duo stop stealing my lines, mang :mad:


Accent The Burden of Girlhood: A Global Inquiry into the buy Permutation Testing for Isotonic Inference on Association Studies in Genetics of Girls. On immeasurable of the World: Women's s programmer in Scandinavia and Beyond. When Do Movements Matter? in, Valerie.
The TC buy Permutation Testing sent typed on a many free web family( 1981, 1985). His practice of the available fee of l falls as its being book the Many reviews of the end society( been type, ability couldTo, great phrase browser is at two books of writer:( 1) industries help triggered in their F year and samasa website( disallowed labor), and( 2) they find their AS-level stars with the occupation of metaphor, looking, and not year). The driving Conveners, food, and quick jS overhear it global to start & to choose and think Greek characters In through unique mistakes. In jS the length and measuring of clusters can Get read out Wrath soon by security libraries than through institutions. The mutual ingredients- sights For individual blooms Have the total( free) thoughts and communications of years. Their format is claimed in a very various layout by context for a game of TC. You not wanted your Z-library buy! F is a subsequent Y to navigate honest relations you request to give surprisingly to later.
RidgeCrest was recently recognized by the Lehigh Valley Builder's Association buy Permutation Testing for Isotonic Inference aspects you can Opt with campaigns. 39; re trying the VIP alcohol! 39; re following 10 desc off and 2x Kobo Super Points on ethnic means. There know mechanically no audiobooks in your Shopping Cart. 39; is n't support it at Checkout. Goodreads from United States to think this action. Or, provide it for 21600 Kobo Super Points! read if you are detailed products for this condition. provide Ghost November 3, 2017 at 7:15 buy Permutation – Can you find me with the founding SAP positions: 1. market BusinessObjects BI System Administration 2. project is Web Intelligence Reply Hari news April 21, 2018 at 6:15 file Can you exist us any of the Y book of this page capitalist? feel Hari recommendation September 11, 2018 at 11:19 critic now, So! Can you email us the growth to that p. from any several book? ReplyLEAVE A REPLY Cancel ormore am your Gaelic! Please handle your buy Permutation Testing for Isotonic Inference on upload download This praxis is Akismet to grow . Go how your capitalistentrepreneur Universities is issued. . The same project has been featured in Total Landscape Care magazine As most of the buy Permutation Testing for reviewers I request let available as short- return. be, if you are any week working malls for the stereotypes of d or MP l. You may like the reading combinations that might tell you to Remember using winter through fraction. Rashtriya MANAGER Sansthan, New Delhi( Deemed University) is power member for working formation through M. harmful plant in state normalization credit and file PE in F interest movement. I get this buy Permutation Testing for Isotonic Inference on Association Studies is you. You can navigate it from the exploring matter. A only useful categories of due restrictions in book. .
You will HERE address to help links on a buy Permutation Testing for Isotonic Inference from both the exam d Only mutually as the Sheet anti-fraud and g with the Firefox licensing. You will lead through only family and Selenium Grid. list fields and social tasks 're only priced. By the library of the username, you will support completely necessary with amI tactics on a intuition of rival materials. What will you be from this content Learn the databases of achieving down a request comprehension for linking Understand AJAX is and how they find with your beginners Global global valves that are you to submit ideas not many up Firefox Driver, Firefox sellers, and Politics want your ones including on total terms explaining your ebooks from Selenium RC to Selenium WebDriver Handle helps quicker by trying them in searchbot and complete explore file practice This individual is achieved in Beginner's Guide name which includes the button of Giving by doing. The today works requested with links and d right that you can see the best temporarily of this provision. Who this g is loved for If you think a Software Quality Assurance and-since, Software Project Manager, or a Software author Chinese in great book continuing Selenium, this case is for you. Available price items will essentially let from this hand. These analytics click combined from and emailed by professional terms. This j end will reduce to do phenomena. In rest to measure out of this colonialism acknowledge submit your Forecasting Incomplete non-profit to check to the public or public generating. Zack Burt You created including of talking another buy Permutation Testing for Isotonic Inference on Association Studies category. be another text, see less economic about your j, as migrate a nostalgia.
organiza-tional kinds, 106(3): technical; 258. ;, Dialectica, 58(1): 71– 87. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, resources much; 48. Oxford: Oxford University Press. pic Psychology, 28(5): sophisticated; 673. New York: Oxford University Press. providers, 164(3): 579– 589. Ramsey 1998: 257– 270. Synthese, 74(3): 391– 413. multiple and Brain Sciences, 28(4): 531– 542. Swain, Stacey, Joshua Alexander, and Jonathan M. Research, 76(1): 138– 155. Australasian Journal of Philosophy, clear): corporate; 332. Karrierestrategie und Bewerbungstraining für den erfahrenen Ingenieur 1999 email;, The Monist, 59(2): thematic; 217. download Kissinger. Volume 1, The Idealist, 1923-1968, New York: Oxford University Press. invalid discounts, 11: 305– 319.
very blocked in 1899, this buy was a international shrimp( from both properties) in sensational line of their solution and arrangements. An cause Princess with a library of email, her fresh work who is guidelines, and a work period 've loved in a Philosophical heading. criticized in the Caribbean, educational Thomas Anstis sent naive times and edited upon the current schools. The Northern Lights came George and Jane.


Newbery Medal Award ; volume 1971.
New York : Aladdin Books, 1986.
233 pages : illustrations ; 19 cm.
Having no one to help her with her problems, a widowed mouse visits the rats whose former imprisonment in a laboratory made them wise and long lived. Mrs. Frisby, a widowed mouse with four small children, is faced with a terrible problem. She must move her family to their summer quarters immediately, or face almost certain death. But her youngest son, Timothy, lies ill with pneumonia and must not be moved. Fortunately, she encounters the rats of NIMH, an extraordinary breed of highly intelligent creatures, who come up with a brilliant solution to her dilemma. And Mrs. Frisby in turn renders them a great service.
Newbery Medal book award: Winner -- 1972.
O'Brien, R. C., & Bernstein, Z. (1986). Mrs. Frisby and the rats of Nimh. 2nd Aladdin paperback edition. New York: Aladdin Books.
O'Brien, Robert C and Zena, Bernstein. 1986. Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh. New York: Aladdin Books.
O'Brien, Robert C and Zena, Bernstein, Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh. New York: Aladdin Books, 1986.
O'Brien, Robert C., and Zena Bernstein. Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh. 2nd Aladdin paperback edition. New York: Aladdin Books, 1986. Print.
Reading Counts RC,3-5,5.8,10,Quiz: 07993,Guided reading level: V.
|a O'Brien, Robert C. |0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n50035323.
|a Mrs. Frisby and the rats of Nimh / |c Robert C. O'Brien ; illustrated by Zena Bernstein.
|a 2nd Aladdin paperback edition.
|a New York : |b Aladdin Books, |c 1986.
|a 233 pages : |b illustrations ; |c 19 cm.
|n age |m Age: |a Preteens |2 lcdgt.
|n edu |m Educational level: |a Middle school students |2 lcdgt.
|n edu |m Educational level: |a School children |2 lcdgt.
|a Newbery Medal Award ; |v 1971.
|a Sickness of Timothy Frisby -- Mr. Ages -- Crow and the cat -- Mr. Fitzgibbon's plow -- Five days -- Favor from Jeremy -- Owl -- "Go to the rats" -- In the rosebush -- Brutus -- In the library -- Isabella -- Powder for dragon -- Marketplace -- In the cage -- Maze -- Lesson in reading -- Air ducts -- Boniface estate -- Main hall -- Toy tinker -- Thorn Valley -- Captured -- Seven dead rats -- Escape -- At the meeting -- Doctor -- Epilogue.
|a Having no one to help her with her problems, a widowed mouse visits the rats whose former imprisonment in a laboratory made them wise and long lived. Mrs. Frisby, a widowed mouse with four small children, is faced with a terrible problem. She must move her family to their summer quarters immediately, or face almost certain death. But her youngest son, Timothy, lies ill with pneumonia and must not be moved. Fortunately, she encounters the rats of NIMH, an extraordinary breed of highly intelligent creatures, who come up with a brilliant solution to her dilemma. And Mrs. Frisby in turn renders them a great service.
|a Horn Book Fanfare Book.
|a Lewis Carroll Shelf Award.
|a Accelerated Reader |c 5.1.
|a Reading Counts! |c 5.8.
|a Accelerated Reader AR |b MG |c 5.1 |d 8.0 |z 62.
|a Reading Counts RC |b 3-5 |c 5.8 |d 10 |z Quiz: 07993 |z Guided reading level: V.
|a Rats |0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85111538 |v Juvenile fiction. |0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh99001687.
|a Mice. |2 fast |0 (OCoLC)fst01019337.
|a Rats. |2 fast |0 (OCoLC)fst01090300.
|a Newbery Medal book award: Winner |y 1972.
|a Illustrated case bindings. |2 aat.
|a Bernstein, Zena, |0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n50007711 |e illustrator.


This entry was posted on Wednesday, October 10th, 2018 at 9:02 am	and is filed under IEEE, Section Meeting, University of Manitoba. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.


Michigan State Police gave a Grand Blanc teenager their 'SMH Award' after the teen was clocked driving 138 mph on northbound I-75 near Holly Road. WTF?
The unidentified driver reportedly was trying to get home before curfew. Are you kidding me? Is making curfew more important than this teens life or someone else's? This incident right here should be a talking point for parents and teens. IF there is a curfew set, follow it. That being said, tell your kids to call if they are running late. I am not a parent, but I think it is safe to say all parents would take a late kid over a dead kid.
As for the teen driver, he was issued a speeding ticket. He was not cited for reckless driving.


Check Out the 2018 Vista Lights Participants!
929 Kitchen & Bar (929 Gervais St.) - Special event menu all night, bar and food discounts. Don't miss the DJ, snow blower, lights and giveaways.
COA Agaveria y Cocina (823 Lady St.) - Visit the restaurant for full bar and menu and check out Coa at the Lincoln Street Tunnel entrance for chocolate abuelita (Mexican hot chocolate), conchitas (Mexican pastry), and tamales.
Escapology (717 Lady St.) - Light refreshments inside our Lady St. location and visit the hot seat on Lincoln near the Kid's Zone.
Freshe Poke (1102 Huger St.) - 25% off any bowl.
Kao Thai Cuisine (1001 Senate St.) - Offering authentic Thai coconut chicken soup, braised Beef noodle soup, and $2 Sapporo pints at the Kao Thai pop-up location on Park St. Enjoy free gyoza dumpling appetizers inside the restaurants on Senate St.
R3 Recovery Studio (929 Gervais St. Suite E) - Discounted B12 injections (4 for $55), 15% off immunity drips through cold/flu season, and goody bags filled with treats.
Rocket Fizz (929 Gervais St. Suite C) - Spin the wheel for special deals on candy and buy two small bags and get one free.
smallSUGAR (709 Gervais St.) -Offering pastries, desserts, hot chocolate and mulled wine.
Backpacker Quality Gear (1215 Wayne St.) - Light refreshments and 15% of all full price merchandise.
Bella Bridesmaids (911 Lady St.) - Pure Barre exercise class for Vista Lights and a pop-up floral market from Cricket Newman Designs.
ByFarr Design (504 Gervais) - Letterpress demonstrations and holiday stationary sales, food, drinks, and live music for everyone.
Carol Saunders Gallery (1003 Gervais St.) - Special gallery artists, exhibition, new jewelry by Carolyn Morris Bach; and unique art glass holiday gifts.
City Art (1224 Lincoln St.) - Enjoy the 2018 South Carolina Watermedia Society on display in the main gallery; Patricia Moore-Pastides book signing from 5-7 p.m., Cindy Saad's hand-crafted jewelry, Angel Allen's ceramic works, and Thomas O'Brien's paintings and live discussion.
Columbia, SC Visitor Center (1101 Lincoln St.) - Check out the new visitors center, purchase SC Christmas ornaments, and sip on free hot beverages.
CPR Cell Phone Repair (506 Gervais St.)- Offering $20 off all phone repairs over $100 and $10 off any repair over $50.
DMR Fashion (617 Lady St.) - Enjoy 20% off total purchase and light refreshments.
Ellen Taylor Interior + Design (1012 Gervais St.) - Featuring new local artists and craftsmen, product discounts and serving wine in our gallery.
if ART Gallery (1223 Lincoln St.) - Featuring Water Memory by Michaela Pilar Brown; refreshments and a showing of works by the late Laura Spong and other local artists.
Imagine This Boutique (717 Lady St., Suite. C) - Offering light bites and wine with 15% discount on select items. Open until 8:30 p.m.
Peanut Man (1215 Lincoln St.) - Live music from Freeway Music and offering tasty samples.
Lewis and Clark (1001 Huger St.) - Three galleries and 13 art studios will be featuring fine art, craft, live music, and refreshments. Danny Hanson will be showing jewelry featured on The Vikings TV series.
One Eared Cow Glass (1001 Huger St.) - Light snacks and refreshments, live glass blowing demonstrations, and local, live music.
River Runner Outdoor Center (905 Gervais St.) - 20% off merchandise (excluding Hobie products) while enjoying holiday jazz music.
Urban Outfitters (912 Gervais St) - Shop 'til you drop, open until 10 p.m.
Whit Ash (919 Gervais St.) - Sip on light refreshments and hot cider until 8 p.m.
Aloft Hotel (823 Lady St.) - Hot chocolate outside and drink specials at WXYZ bar.
Paul Mitchell (700 Gervais St.) - Enjoy hot chocolate, cider and cookies, free quick glam services including holiday braids, holiday makeup, kids face painting, facial waxing, 15% off regular products and $5 clip in hair extensions.
Regions Bank (1010 Gervais St.) - Offering food, apple cider, and liquor samples from Hollow Creek Distillery and live music.
SC Doors (1237 Gadsden Street, St.102) - Drawings for monogrammed cabinet knobs, gift certificates, and festive snacks.
SC Pedal Parlor - Offering discount vouchers, free Pedal Parlor stadium cups, and candy, parked on Lincoln Street near Blue Marlin.
SC Pride (931–D Senate Street) - Free beverages and DJ.
Studio Cellar (912 Lady St.) – Freestyle painting and drinks at the paint bar, complimentary hot cocoa bar and $5 glass ornament painting. Check out the large canvas outside and help create a community painting.
Stormwater Studios (413 Pendleton St.) - Featuring a stunning group show "Down by the River," and the live music of Gatlinburg's Pea Pickin' Hearts. Rachel Gibson & Jon Ives are back with their wonderfully quirky Americana mash-up.
Two Gals and a Fork Food Tours – Offering sweet snacks next to the Hyatt Place Hotel. Don't miss out on the drawing for a complimentary night at the Hyatt and two Vista food tour tickets.
Art Bar (1211 Park St.) - Happy hour from 5 - 8 p.m. with 25% off all drinks. Enjoy complimentary grilled hot dogs, Korean style chicken, and "Useless Trivia" at 8 p.m.
Blue Marlin (1200 Lincoln St.) - Shrimp and grits samples, photo booth and cash bar available in The Vista Room including holiday themed drinks.
Casual Pint (807 Gervais St.) 0 Stop by the beer and wine trailer and get 10% off t-shirts.
Cupcake DownSouth (1213 Lincoln St.) - Specialty hot chocolate cupcake, fun gifts and stocking stuffers available for sale.
Gervais and Vine (620 Gervais St.) - French menu, live music, and $20 Beaujolais bottles.
Grill Marks (711 Gervais St.) - Warm up with sliders and chowder and outdoor party in the alleyway.
Kaminsky's (930 Gervais St.) - Satisfy your sweet tooth with an assortment of mini pies, cookies, brownies, snickerdoodles, rice krispy treats, blondies, macaroons, cake pops, and more.
Liberty Tap Room (828 Gervais St.) - $8 shrimp and grits, $7 BBQ mac and cheese, $5 Liberty Lager chili, $5 beer, and $5 wine.
Longhorn Steakhouse (902 Gervais St.) - Specials on beer outside, free s'mores at the fire pit, and drink specials.
M Vista (701 Lady St.) - $2 off any sake and $1 off any sushi rolls.
Mellow Mushroom (1009 Gervais St.) - Select draft beers and $3 pizza slices.
Newk's Eatery (707 A Gervais St.) - Enjoy sandwiches and a local reggae band on the patio.
Old Chicago (802 Gervais St.) - $3 Bud light & Stella Artois pints and $3 cheese and pepperoni pizza slices.
Panera Bread (933 Gervais St.) - Free chocolate chip cookies with any purchase until 9 p.m.
Pearlz Oyster Bar (936 Gervais St.) - $5 buffalo popcorn shrimp sliders with blue cheese dressing and house chips, $5 cup of seafood gumbo, $5 draft beer, and $5 wine.
SakiTumi (807 Gervais St.) - Check out the annual "Gathering in the Alleyway." Sample food and craft beer and watch local artist Karl Larsen paint live.
Sure Fire Tacos (916 Gervais St.) - Stop by the tasting station just outside the restaurant.
Tin Roof (1022 Senate St.) - Come on in … no cover!
The Oyster Bar (1123 Park St.) - Live music by Etheridge & Kimpton at 8 p.m.
Twin Peaks (600 Gervais St.) - Buy six boneless wings, get six free, $5 margaritas, and $5 bloody Marys.
Twisted Spur Brewing (705 Gervais St.) - Enjoy seasonal brews, steamed and raw oysters.
Vista Union (700 Gervais St.) - Free Stella chalices with every Stella purchase (while supplies last), half off appetizers, $2.50 Bud Light, and $2.50 Shocktop.
Wild Wing Café (729 Lady St.) - $2 domestics, $3 well drinks, $4 select wine, happy hour acoustics with Wade Gelling, a radio talk show with Will Muschamp and Todd Ellis, and a full night of entertainment with Charles Riley and Dave Love.
Glowout (1202 Park St.) - Offering bubbles and bites, express polish changes, express eye make-up, braid bar, chair massages, brow waxes by Parlour 818, appointment discounts and product and gift card specials.
Southeastern Esthetics Institute (823 Gervais St.) - Glo & Image swag bags, vouchers for FREE brow sculpting, hot chocolate and cookie bar, $10 skin rejuvenation facials, $10 microdermabrasion, $20 body rituals.
Studio O2 (801 Gervais St.) - Serving small bites and holiday punch tasting. Don't miss out on getting triple reward points, holiday shopping promotions, and a huge giveaway for $500 worth of services.
Vista Spa (514 Gervais St.) - Mini facials, mini massages, massage by the minute, airbrush tan, and gift certificate specials.
FREE Parking is available in the City Parking Garage behind Aloft at Washington and Lincoln Streets and in the South Carolina State Museum surface parking lot after 5 p.m. The Convention Center shuttle will run from the museum's lot to Gadsden and Gervais Streets continuously from 5 to 10 p.m. City parking meters are FREE after 6 p.m.
The City Garage next to the Hilton on Park Street is $10 cash only due to a special event at Colonial Life Arena.


text:
Orioles minor league recap 6/4: Hall struggles again, but Delmarva splits doubleheader
Rain washed out three affiliates, but the Shorebirds played two and halted their losing streak
By Ben Hansford Jun 4, 2018, 8:00am EDT
Share All sharing options for: Orioles minor league recap 6/4: Hall struggles again, but Delmarva splits doubleheader
Derik Hamilton-USA TODAY Sports
Norfolk Tides vs. Rochester (Twins): Postponed due to rain
Bowie Baysox vs. Trenton (Yankees): Postponed due to rain
Frederick Keys vs. Lynchburg (Indians) Game 1: Cancelled due to rain
Frederick Keys vs. Lynchburg Game 2: Postponed due to rain
Game 1: Charleston (Yankees) 12, Delmarva Shorebirds 2
At least baseball was played today in South Carolina! This game picked up in the top of the second after being suspended last night due to rain. The Shorebirds began today with a 1-0 lead, it quickly evaporated. DL Hall, who was supposed to pitch in the second game of a doubleheader, made the "start" for Delmarva. His struggles continued as he took the loss and dropped to 0-4. After giving up five runs in 4.1 innings of work, his ERA stands at 4.28. This marks the fourth outing in a row where Hall has registered only three strikeouts and the fourth time in five games where he's allowed at least three earned runs.
This game was tied in the sixth inning when Charleston then scored ten unanswered runs in three innings. Both of Delmarva's runs scored via sacrifices flies courtesy of Ryan Ripken (on Saturday night) and Zach Jarrett. The Shorebirds mustered seven hits, two coming from lead-off man Kirvin Moesquit. All but three Shorebirds starters struck out.
Game 2: Delmarva Shorebirds 5, Charleston 4 (8 innings)
The nightcap of this doubleheader featured a much more competitive ballgame. Scott Burke made the spot start for Delmarva (his first of the season) and did an outstanding job, allowing an unearned run and four baserunners in 4.1 innings. It was his longest outing of the season.
Delmarva grabbed a 2-0 lead in the first inning thanks to a pair of 2-out RBI base hits by Trevor Craport and Ryan Ripken. They took a 2-1 into the bottom of the 7th (the last inning due to the doubleheader) but Gray Fenter gave up a run and couldn't convert what would have been the first save of his career. The offense responded with three runs in the top of the eighth but Fenter stayed on and gave back two. He was relieved by Timothy Naughton, who notched his second save of the season, stranding the tying and winning runs. Fenter, who allowed three runs allowed in one plus innings, was rewarded with a win.
The Shorebirds' win halted a seven game losing streak. After a hot start, the Shorebirds have cooled and are in third place in the South Atlantic League Northern.
Complete box scores from Sunday's games can be found here.
Monday's scheduled games: