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Video shows machine changing vote in Mississippi Governor runoff
Sarah Fowler
Mississippi Clarion Ledger
Published 3:25 PM EDT Aug 28, 2019
JACKSON, Miss. – There have been at least three reports confirmed by officials of voting machines in two Mississippi counties changing voters' selections in the state's GOP gubernatorial primary runoff.
In one case, the glitch was caught on video.
Tuesday morning, Facebook user Sally Kate Walker posted a video showing what appeared to be a touch-screen machine changing someone's selection from Bill Waller Jr. to Tate Reeves.
While officials confirmed the problems with only three machines in two counties, the Waller campaign Tuesday evening said it had received more widespread reports of the same issue.
The campaign said it had received reports of the same issues from Leflore, Lamar, Pearl River, Lincoln, Washington, Forrest and Scott counties.
Waller, a former state Supreme Court chief justice, and Lt. Gov. Reeves are in a runoff for the Republican primary to determine who will face Democratic Attorney General Jim Hood in the November general election.
Reeves led the Aug. 6 balloting with 49% of the vote to Waller's 33%.
In the footage posted to Facebook, a voter clicks Waller's name more than a dozen times over the course of the 14-second video. The vote automatically changes to Reeves.
He says, "It is not letting me vote for who I want to vote for." A woman in the background asks, "How can that happen?"
According to a comment Walker made under the video, the malfunction occurred at the Burgess voting precinct in Oxford.
Anna Moak, a spokeswoman for the Secretary of State's Office, said officials were made aware of the issue Tuesday morning and contacted Lafayette County. Officials there then dispatched a technician to the precinct, she said.
The machine was a TSX machine, Moak said, and is being replaced. Moak pointed out that "machines are county-owned and tested by local officials" and "to our knowledge, only one machine was malfunctioning."
Nineteen votes were cast on that machine prior to the error being detected, she said.
Two other machines in Calhoun County have also "jumped," with at least one voter also attempting to vote for Waller but seeing the ballot automatically changed to Reeves, circuit clerk Carlton Baker said.
At the Northeast Calhoun precinct, also known as Chickenbone Baptist Church, a woman complained after "mashing the button" three times to vote for Waller, but seeing the machine switch her vote to Reeves, Baker said. On her fourth attempt, the machine cast her ballot for Waller.
At the Masonic Hall precinct in Vardaman, another voter complained of the machine "jumping" when they tried to cast their ballot. Baker did not know who that voter was attempting to vote for. That machine was taken out of commission until a technician could arrive, Baker said.
There are 9,328 registered voters in Calhoun County and 10 precincts, he said.
Like the machine in Oxford, the machines in Calhoun County were TSX models. Both were purchased from Election Systems and Software, Baker said.
He did not immediately know how many votes had been cast on the machines.
"We're doing what we can to rectify the situation," he said.

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Don't stop smoking for Christmas!
Some people think it would be great to stop and quit smoking over the Christmas period.
But think about it seriously…. Yes, absolutely stop smoking and stop when you are at your best and can prepare for it properly.
You see you smoke for a reason, it's not addictive, it's a behaviour you do for a positive reason / intention and if you just go ahead at one of the most stressful times of the year your heading for disappointment.
"So what can I do?" or "well how do I stop?" we can hear you thinking to yourselves.
You plan it and you make sure you put other things in place that really honour your reason / intention for smoking.


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package org.lastaflute.di.core.factory.defbuilder.impl;

import java.lang.annotation.Annotation;
import java.lang.reflect.Method;
import java.lang.reflect.Modifier;
import java.util.Map;

import org.lastaflute.di.core.ComponentDef;
import org.lastaflute.di.core.LaContainer;
import org.lastaflute.di.core.aop.annotation.Interceptor;
import org.lastaflute.di.core.aop.frame.MethodInterceptor;
import org.lastaflute.di.core.aop.impl.PointcutImpl;
import org.lastaflute.di.core.expression.Expression;
import org.lastaflute.di.core.factory.AspectDefFactory;
import org.lastaflute.di.core.factory.annohandler.AnnotationHandler;
import org.lastaflute.di.core.meta.AspectDef;
import org.lastaflute.di.core.meta.impl.AspectDefImpl;
import org.lastaflute.di.helper.beans.BeanDesc;
import org.lastaflute.di.helper.beans.PropertyDesc;
import org.lastaflute.di.helper.beans.factory.BeanDescFactory;
import org.lastaflute.di.util.LdiMethodUtil;
import org.lastaflute.di.util.LdiStringUtil;

/**
 * @author modified by jflute (originated in Seasar)
 */
public class MetaAnnotationAspectDefBuilder extends AbstractAspectDefBuilder {

    protected Class<? extends Annotation> metaAnnotationType;

    protected String interceptorNamespace;

    protected String interceptorSuffix;

    public MetaAnnotationAspectDefBuilder() {
    }

    /**
     * @param metaAnnotationType
     * @param interceptorSuffix
     */
    public MetaAnnotationAspectDefBuilder(final Class<? extends Annotation> metaAnnotationType, final String interceptorSuffix) {
        this.metaAnnotationType = metaAnnotationType;
        this.interceptorNamespace = null;
        this.interceptorSuffix = interceptorSuffix;
    }

    /**
     * @param metaAnnotationType
     * @param interceptorNamespace
     * @param interceptorSuffix
     */
    public MetaAnnotationAspectDefBuilder(final Class<? extends Annotation> metaAnnotationType, final String interceptorNamespace,
            final String interceptorSuffix) {
        this.metaAnnotationType = metaAnnotationType;
        this.interceptorNamespace = interceptorNamespace;
        this.interceptorSuffix = interceptorSuffix;
    }

    /**
     * @return
     */
    public Class<? extends Annotation> getMetaAnnotationType() {
        return metaAnnotationType;
    }

    /**
     * @param metaAnnotationType
     */
    public void setMetaAnnotationType(final Class<? extends Annotation> metaAnnotationType) {
        this.metaAnnotationType = metaAnnotationType;
    }

    /**
     * @return
     */
    public String getInterceptorNamespace() {
        return interceptorNamespace;
    }

    /**
     * @param interceptorNamespace
     */
    public void setInterceptorNamespace(final String interceptorNamespace) {
        this.interceptorNamespace = interceptorNamespace;
    }

    /**
     * @return
     */
    public String getInterceptorSuffix() {
        return interceptorSuffix;
    }

    /**
     * @param interceptorSuffix
     */
    public void setInterceptorSuffix(final String interceptorSuffix) {
        this.interceptorSuffix = interceptorSuffix;
    }

    public void appendAspectDef(final AnnotationHandler annotationHandler, final ComponentDef componentDef) {
        final Class<?> componentClass = componentDef.getComponentClass();
        if (componentClass == null) {
            return;
        }
        processClass(componentDef, componentClass);
        processMethod(componentDef, componentClass);
    }

    /**
     * @param componentDef
     * @param componentClass
     */
    protected void processClass(final ComponentDef componentDef, final Class<?> componentClass) {
        for (final Annotation annotation : componentClass.getAnnotations()) {
            final Class<? extends Annotation> annotationType = annotation.annotationType();
            final Annotation metaAnnotation = annotationType.getAnnotation(getMetaAnnotationType());
            if (metaAnnotation == null) {
                continue;
            }
            final String pointcut = getPointcut(annotation);
            final AspectDef aspectDef = new AspectDefImpl();
            if (!LdiStringUtil.isEmpty(pointcut)) {
                aspectDef.setPointcut(AspectDefFactory.createPointcut(pointcut));
            }
            aspectDef.setExpression(new MetaAnnotationExpression(annotation));
            componentDef.addAspectDef(aspectDef);
        }
    }

    /**
     * @param componentDef
     * @param componentClass
     */
    protected void processMethod(final ComponentDef componentDef, final Class<?> componentClass) {
        for (final Method method : componentClass.getMethods()) {
            if (method.isBridge() || method.isSynthetic()) {
                continue;
            }
            final int modifiers = method.getModifiers();
            if (!Modifier.isPublic(modifiers) || Modifier.isStatic(modifiers) || Modifier.isFinal(modifiers)) {
                continue;
            }
            for (final Annotation annotation : method.getAnnotations()) {
                final Class<? extends Annotation> annotationType = annotation.annotationType();
                final Annotation metaAnnotation = annotationType.getAnnotation(getMetaAnnotationType());
                if (metaAnnotation == null) {
                    continue;
                }
                final AspectDef aspectDef = new AspectDefImpl(new PointcutImpl(method));
                aspectDef.setExpression(new MetaAnnotationExpression(annotation));
                componentDef.addAspectDef(aspectDef);
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * @param annotation
     * @return
     */
    protected String getPointcut(final Annotation annotation) {
        for (final Method method : annotation.getClass().getMethods()) {
            if (method.isBridge() || method.isSynthetic()) {
                continue;
            }
            if ("pointcut".equals(method.getName()) && method.getReturnType() == String.class) {
                return String.class.cast(LdiMethodUtil.invoke(method, annotation, null));
            }
        }
        return null;
    }

    /**
     * @param annotation
     * @return
     */
    protected String getInterceptorName(final Annotation annotation) {
        final Class<? extends Annotation> annotationType = annotation.annotationType();
        final Interceptor interceptor = annotationType.getAnnotation(Interceptor.class);
        final String value = interceptor.value();
        if (!LdiStringUtil.isEmpty(value)) {
            return value;
        }
        final String namespace = getInterceptorNamespace();
        final String interceptorName = LdiStringUtil.decapitalize(annotationType.getSimpleName());
        final String suffix = getInterceptorSuffix();
        if (namespace != null) {
            return namespace + "." + interceptorName + suffix;
        }
        return interceptorName + suffix;
    }

    /**
     * @author modified by jflute (originated in Seasar)
     */
    public class MetaAnnotationExpression implements Expression {

        protected final Annotation annotation;

        public MetaAnnotationExpression(Annotation annotation) {
            this.annotation = annotation;
        }

        @Override
        public Object evaluate(Map<String, ? extends Object> context, LaContainer container, Class<?> conversionType) {
            final MethodInterceptor interceptor = MethodInterceptor.class.cast(container.getComponent(getInterceptorName(annotation)));
            final BeanDesc beanDesc = BeanDescFactory.getBeanDesc(interceptor.getClass());
            for (final Method method : annotation.annotationType().getMethods()) {
                if (method.isBridge() || method.isSynthetic()) {
                    continue;
                }
                final String propertyName = method.getName();
                if ("pointcut".equals(propertyName) || !beanDesc.hasPropertyDesc(propertyName)) {
                    continue;
                }
                final PropertyDesc propertyDesc = beanDesc.getPropertyDesc(propertyName);
                if (!propertyDesc.isWritable()) {
                    continue;
                }
                propertyDesc.setValue(interceptor, LdiMethodUtil.invoke(method, annotation, null));
            }
            return interceptor;
        }
    }
}

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Thank you for all your prayers. Right off the bat, we are not sick and Casey never became sick. Wednesday I was so sick, I was convinced I had the flu. I woke up Thursday feeling completely normal, even went to the doctor to get checked out and she found nothing wrong. She thinks I might have had mastitis but it cleared up on its own. Scott and I still stayed away from the hospital just to make sure. Scott had a tingling in his throat. When I asked him Thursday night if his throat was still sore, he said "that's not an easy question...it's sore but I was screaming at the football game." Ugh, so we had to wait another day, until Friday before we tentatively ventured back to the hospital after two days of symptom-free existence. Boy, I missed Casey so much. Two whole days of not seeing her, it was tough.
Fortunately, we have sweet nurses who kept her healthy and happy and gave us spirited updates over the phone whenever we called. In fact, Arlene informed us that Casey had been entertaining them by opening her eyes and smiling...and that she has a dimple in her left cheek!!! We couldn't wait to see it!!! It was hard but our nurses made it easier by giving us detailed updates. We know our Casey is in such good hands. We find little gifts in Casey's isolette demonstrating how loved our little girl is.
I mentioned in my last post, but this monkey is a gift from Ava. It has been disinfected and is Casey's roommate in her little isolette. We came in one morning to find it sporting a preemie pamper (Casey used to wear that size pamper) and a CPap head gear (not seen in this photo). We found that another of Casey's nurse, Gina, had painstakingly worked to get the CPAP mask and pamper on, even cutting out a hole in the rear for the monkey's tail.
Most of my family hasn't been able to see Casey yet. Half of them are on the Big Island. When friends of my dad found out what had happened with Rory and Allison, they gave my dad airline fare so he could fly up here from the Big Island. He was here for the weekend and just left today. He came with us to the hospital and sat with us and we kangarood. But, even more awesome, he was there for some of her 3 hour "cares." That's when she tends to wake up and we got to see her looking around the first day. Yesterday, Nurse Gina got us really involved in the "cares" and my dad was there as we changed her diaper, cleaned her mouth, took her temperature, and helped position her. We stopped by the hospital today and my dad rubbed her head when they took off her CPAP head gear to change her nose mask. She loves it. Liken it to getting a foot rub just after you take off your shoes after being on your feet all day. She loved it so much, she made our week with a smile and a DIMPLE!!!!
[Leila carefully holds the CPAP over Casey's nose so she still gets enough oxygen during her little massage break] Get ready for the cutest picture ever!!!! There's the dimple!!!
I'm learning that tears are still coming and they surprise me when they come. Of course, it was made tougher by our self-created quarantine from Casey. And messages from the mortuary concerning Allison's arrangements. The surprise comes in the time of day. I'll just be running an errand and a random thought flitters across my mind and I'm crying as a painful fist grips my heart. Then the fist lets go after just a moment and the tears stop, I'm left feeling caught off-guard.
I was running to Subway on Friday night and I passed Castle High School which is near our house. There was a lot of traffic and I could see the bright lights of Castle and hear the loud cheers of the crowd. I looked at the teens crossing the streets in droves and I cried, I mourned the loss of my girls as teenagers. When my friend, Leena, had first heard about Rory's heart defect, she ordered books on grief through Amazon and had them delivered to my door. I carried one book in particular around. One of the things it said was that no matter how early you lose a child, whether shortly after birth or even before birth, the loss is much more than just what you have. You not only have to mourn the loss of your child, you have to mourn the loss of the future you had plans for, hopes for, dreams for.
I had such wonderful plans for my girls. Yes, I kind of hoped they would all attend Kamehameha Schools like me, I wouldn't have minded HBA graduates like daddy. But I would have been happy to have them nearby at Castle, anything as long as they were happy. In 15 years, all of my three girls could have been at that Friday night game. Casey could be on the field, the talented placekicker. And in my dream, Rory and Allison are there too. Maybe Rory was in the band, playing drums. Yah, that would have rocked. Feisty Allison, a cheerleader, jumping up and down with excitement. Above all, they're surrounded by friends, laughing and being young. I not only have to grieve the loss of my two baby girls, but I will also have to grieve the loss of those two girls as teens...as young women...as mothers themselves.
The words in my head come from a scripture, Jeremiah 29:11 says "For I know the plans I have for you," says the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
I'm kind of stumbling at times through this walk, totally not understanding everything. But then some things just strike me and I have to stop and just nod "I see that." God has such huge plans for us. He created us, we are his kids, his prize. He wants us to prosper. He wants to give stregnth to the weak, hope to the hopeless. He wants to give us a future. He has given us a purpose and he's excited to see how we will grow up. And yet, some of us just walk away from his plans, some of us walk away from him. I walked through Subway's parking lot and mourned the loss of ones I loved, I grieved the loss of the future I had envisioned for them...and I know God knows how I feel.
-Scott and I aren't sick. I do NOT have the flu!! Casey did not catch any germs!!!
-Casey has been eating well and started gaining weight!!!
That's wonderful about you guys and Casey! She's a beautiful litttle girl! I can definitly see Scott and you in her, I love that dimple! Still praying that she gains quickly and stays healthy growing stronger and bigger every day! Love you guys!
Go Slugger!! Your little one is truly living up to her nickname. I'm glad that you and Scott are healthy - only good things for the Sunaoka family, please!
My name is Jason, I'm one of the chaplains over at Kaiser and I am also a church planter out in Kahalu'u. Came by today because my sister shared an email from her friend Lori asking for prayer. We are praying with you! Anything you need let us know.


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Q: Reason for No Print Output a = 1
b = []
while a <= 600851475143:

    if 600851475143  % a == 0:
        b.append(a)
    a += 1

print b

I'm trying to print the factors of 600851475143 as a list by using this loop, but nothing gets printed.
Any explanation?

A: The loop takes too much time. A PC can operate about 100000000 instructions per second. So your loop need about 4 hours or more to print the result.

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Home/Uncategorized/Are Medium's Born With Their Gift?
I recently lost a good friend to cancer, and like most of you, I too have to go through a grieving process. I have spent the last few days experiencing different emotions but I found I have an underlining sense of peace thanks to my gift which has allowed me to see that my relationship with my friend has not ended. It, in fact, has just changed.
I was lucky enough to embrace my gift at a young age which allows me to see life differently than most. So I thought I would share with you this video and in it, I was asked by Sarah: are mediums born with their gift?
So, if YOU, have the time to share with me if you experienced a time where the spirit world directed you to someone or something?


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Jimmy McHugh född James Francis McHugh 10 juli 1894 i Boston, Massachusetts, död 23 maj 1969 i Beverly Hills, Kalifornien, var en amerikansk kompositör av populärmusik.

Referenser

Noter

Födda 1894
Avlidna 1969
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Män

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Fantastic Beasts Three Officially Has a Release Date
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The Third Movie in the Fantastic Beasts Series Has a Release Date
The third Fantastic Beasts movie, which as of now still doesn't have its own title, has officially been given a release date.
Fantastic Beasts 3
The third movie in the Fantastic Beasts franchise has left fans split. Some are anxious to see what will happen next, while others are still upset about Crimes of Grindelwald. We don't know much about the expected plot of the movie yet (obviously) other than the hope that we'll get to see Dumbledore and Grindelwald face off.
The Criticisms
The second movie in the series has been facing some criticisms, and those may have played a factor in the delay of the third movie.
Fantastic Beasts – The Crimes of Grindelwald (Credit Jaap Buitenduk)
One of these problems is fairly obvious. Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Grindelwald has faced its fair share of criticism. First, there's the concern about Johnny Depp being cast as Grindelwald. There were also complaints about Nagini and everything in her plot.
Then there were the complaints about timeline inaccuracies (McGonagall making her appearance as a professor well before she should have been born, for example). And then some fans weren't pleased with the twist at the end.
It's hard to say if these complaints were enough to delay production. But it stands to reason that they may have spent more time checking over the scripts for the following movies.
Originally we had expected to see Fantastic Beasts 3 release in the Spring of 2020. However, when Warner Brothers announced that Dune would be coming out in that time slot, fans began to worry.
And with good reason. It turns out that they did in fact handoff that release slot to Dune, intentionally pushing back Fantastic Beasts 3 for another year. It sounds like they were seeking the time to make sure that the next movie would be everything the fans have been hoping for. Which makes us think that they are taking the complaints seriously.
The new release date is November 2021. It's a bit farther away than we were hoping for, but us Harry Potter fans have gotten quite used to waiting, haven't we?
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RetroVision is a 22 year old DJ, Producer and Remixer from France taking the electronic world by storm.
His original music and remixes have not only been supported by hundreds of thousands of fans online but some of the most well known and respected DJ's on the planet have recently played his music at EDC Las Vegas, Ultra Music Festival Miami and on SiriusXM. Retro has seen continued support from major YouTube and SoundCloud curators with features, premieres and releases on AirwaveMusicTV, Future House Music, GalaxyMusic, House Nation, MrSuicideSheep, NoCopyRightSounds, OnTheHouse and xKito to name but a few.


Joelle partners with leaders of some of the world's most innovative companies like Twitter, Airbnb, Slack and Asana, to consult and advise on diversity and inclusion strategies.
She has written extensively about diversity, inclusion, and unconscious bias, and her work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The New Yorker, Fortune, Fast Company, Business Insider, and several other outlets. In 2015, Joelle was named to Vanity Fair's "next establishment" list for being one of the "most ambitious, innovative, disruptive entrepreneurs" of the year.
Before founding Paradigm Joelle was a women's rights employment lawyer. As a Skadden Fellow at Equal Rights Advocates, she represented women in gender discrimination and sexual harassment litigation, and she advocated for local, state, and federal policies to ensure equal pay and other workplace protections for women. Joelle's legal background highlighted for her the consequences that can result from companies failing to consider diversity and inclusion early, and inspired her to found Paradigm. Joelle is a graduate of Stanford Law School.


This is the Smith Family. I love them. In the photo below they look like a super normal family — almost generic.
The below collage of photos is a much more accurate representation of the time that we spent together.
Comedy. Hour. CLICK HERE to check out the rest of their photos!


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Lawsuit: Man whose car broke down says he was wrongly arrested after Stafford Co. deputy asks for ID
By Evan Lambert, FOX 5 DC
STAFFORD, Va. - A broken-down car led to an Alexandria man's arrest last year in Stafford County and now he is suing the deputy who arrested him.
The encounter happened early in the morning on April 14, 2017 while George Wingate was working as a rideshare driver, according to his attorney, Victor Glasberg.
When Wingate's check engine light came on, he pulled over to the side of the road and a deputy pulled up behind him to ask if he needed help, according to dash cam video released by Glasberg.
Wingate declined the deputy's help, but things escalated when Stafford County Sheriff's Deputy S.A. Fulford, named in the lawsuit, asked to see Wingate's driver's license.
"Am I free to go?" Wingate asked. "No," deputy Fulford responded.
"Am I being detained? If I'm not being detained then I'm free to go," Wingate continued.
"You're not free to go until you identify yourself to me," said Fulford, according to the dash cam video recording.
Glasberg maintains in the federal lawsuit that Wingate's detention and eventual arrest for refusing to show identification violates the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution.
"This is a very modest and happily non-lethal example of overreaching police behavior without justification aimed at young black males," said Glasberg.
At one point during the video, a second deputy alludes to recent thefts of catalytic converters in the area and questions why Wingate is there.
What isn't on the video that Glasberg provided to FOX 5 is later in the encounter when Wingate runs away from deputies. Glasberg said his client was scared of what would happen next.
All charges against Wingate were dropped and Glasberg said the judge took the unusual step of telling prosecutors not to bring the charges again.
Wingate's lawsuit seeks unspecified damages.
The Stafford County Sheriff's Office told FOX 5 they do not comment on pending lawsuits. They did not respond to FOX 5's questions about whether or not either deputy on the scene faced any discipline over the arrest.
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There are so many Affordable & Fun Things To Do In Central Florida For Families that don't involve theme parks! Check out these cheap and free things to do in Central Florida.
Looking to spend some time in Central Florida but don't want to spend a fortune at the theme parks and theme park hotels? Well, there are LOTS of things to do in Central Florida, Orlando North, that are fun and affordable for families. In fact, there are even some great free things to do in Orlando North that everyone will love.
SEMINOLE STATE PLANETARIUM TELESCOPE THURSDAYS. Once a month on a Thursday evening, the staff of the Emil Buehler Perpetual Trust Planetarium hit the road with telescopes in tow and set up shop at a local park or business around Central Florida for Telescope Thursdays. The community is welcome to attend and take a peek at the beautiful night sky. Events typically last from 7-10pm. And for a totally stellar family night, don't miss out on Seminole State Planetarium's incredible STAR PARTIES. These events invite the public to the planetarium for an evening of telescope observations, planetarium dome shows, speaker presentations, and more. Learn more here.
Get up close and personal with wildlife at the CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOO AND BOTANICAL GARDENS, where you can even participate in giraffe feedings. Also at the zoo are both kids and adults zip line adventure courses that allow guests to explore natural habitats from an animal's perspective—in the air traveling from tree to tree by zip lines and suspended rope bridges. 3755 US 17, Sanford, FL. Sunset at the Zoo is held on the 3rd Thursday April through October, $5 per person, adults only. Gates open at 5:30pm. Enjoy happy hour in a whole new way with live music, beer and wine, while interacting with some of the resident animals. www.centralfloridazoo.org.
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Outside of Bryant Park, the Nolcha Ethical Fashion Preview during New York Fashion Week showcased about a dozen independent designers that are putting fair trade, fair wage, and sustainability on equal par with style. Dutch designer Van Markoviec meets at the intersection of architectural and ethical design. Playful pieces have a sense of humor, but don't take construction lightly -- pieces in the Spring 2010 collection drape beautifully and take forms that pushes the boundaries of modern design -- ethical or not. In addition to sustainable textiles used throughout the line, the designer also sources materials from and produces garments as close as possible to point-of-sale, reuses and recycles all production leftover scraps, and uses natural or nickel-free metal trimming.


Everyday life is widely affected in Himachal Pradesh since Saturday after heavy rains in the mid hills and plains, while snowfall lashes in the upper hills of the state. Schools remained shut on Monday in at least 12 districts after heavy rainfall and snowfall lashed many parts of the state. Army has been called to conduct rescue operation for two stranded people due to flash floods in Himachal Pradesh's Kangra district. Two scooters and a car were washed away in the flash floods in the area, an official said. Several roads in various parts of the state, especially in Kinnaur and Chamba districts, were blocked due to landslides, heavy rains and snowfall. Kangra district DC Sandeep Kumar warned the residents and tourists to stay away from rivers and nullahs to avoid any unpleasant condition. In case of any emergency, they can give a call to administration at 1077. The state received moderate-to-heavy rainfall since Saturday, with Naina Devi town in Bilaspur district being the wettest recording 178.2 mm of rainfall. Sarkaghat town in Mandi district recorded 137 mm of rain, followed by Mehre (132.6 mm), Manali (127.4 mm), Dharamshala (125.2 mm) and Kasauli (105 mm), the meteorological department said. Shimla received 47.1 mm of rain.


The Chasseur Square Cast Iron Grill provides all the flavor of an outdoor grill, with all the convenience of indoor cooking. This grill pan is constructed of thick cast iron to maintain its temperature during cooking, making it ideal for searing and grilling anytime. While cooking, ridges allow excess fat and grease to drain, spouts on the edge allow for easy removal. The extra handles makes this grill pan easy to move and perfect for any kitchen.


The beating heart(s) of your rack, the analog oscillator. If the Dixie2's six waveform outputs don't offer enough shapes for you, the PWM, sync, and FM inputs have you covered. Unique to the Dixie2+ is PWM control, exponential FM, and an Octave switch for quick and precise musical tuning. Great in pairs, two hearts are better than one.


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We're saddened to report that Max Young, who spent nine years circumnavigating aboard his Sacramento-based Perry 47 Reflections and who was on his way back to the Bay after spending the last couple years in the Caribbean, lost his boat Wednesday off the coast of Baja after a collision with a whale. According to the Coast Guard, Young was singlehanding about 40 miles west of Punta Abreojos Tuesday night when the whale breached, damaging the boat's prop shaft and rudder and causing her to take on water. Young activated his EPIRB, and the Coast Guard Command Center in Alameda responded by diverting an HC-130 and requesting assistance from the 623-ft bulk carrier Ocean Virgo, which was about 60 miles away.
By the time the plane crew made contact with Young, around 2 a.m. Wednesday morning, Reflections was riding low in rough seas while Young did his best to keep up with the inflow. The flight crew stayed on scene until Ocean Virgo arrived around 4 a.m. Young, who was apparently uninjured, was taken aboard the ship at sunrise and is now bound for Panama, but will be returning to Northern California soon. We hope to have a full account of his story in a future edition of Latitude 38 but in the meantime, check out CNN's video report on the rescue below.
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The crew of Groupama, skippered by Franck Cammas from France, celebrate taking first place in Leg 8, from Lisbon, Portugal, to Lorient, France, during the Volvo Ocean Race.


Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has committed $31 million in state dollars to support Fincantieri Marinette Marine's expansion.
The state funding, which is contingent on Marinette Marine's receipt of additional federal funds, will allow the company to expand its shipyard infrastructure and compete for a $10 billion federal shipbuilding contract.
The shipyard expansion will ensure that Marinette Marine not only maintains a workforce of 1,500 employees, but can add an additional 400 full-time positions. Marinette is one of the world's premiere shipbuilders and has been building technically advanced ships since World War II.


Disney's lovable superstar Goofy is now staring in his own show with his son Maximillian "Max" Goof and his pet cat, Waffles. As a single father living in Spoonerville, USA he will make you laugh with madness. But next door neighbor Pete will do anything to get Goofy out of his neighborhood. But with little help from Pete's wife Peg, Goofy won't have any problem at all. Max on the other hand tries to be much cooler than his dad and with his new pals PJ and Pistol they get themselves into wacky adventures. Of course the show won't be complete without the " How to Do" narrator. The show also has a movie which takes place a few years after the series when Max is a teenager along with new chracters like his sweetheart Roxanne, Stacey and Bobby. Also there is a direct-to-video sequel where Goofy has to go back to school and meeting the lovely librarian Sylvia.


Last year, we reported that TVS is developing a new 150cc maxi-scooter for World. Chances are that it could be named as NTorq 150, inspired by the Entorq 210 concept.
Even Yamaha World is expected to launch a new 150cc scooter by the name, NMax in World. NMax has already been spotted in World earlier on the occassion of a global event.


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Occupy Gezi Park !
Posted: June 30, 2013 by Johann Rousselot
June 2013 - Turkey
Massive anti Erdogan (Prime Minister) movement born from a protest against the planned destruction of Gezi Park for a commercial mall. It started with severe clashes between protesters and police forces, to reach an amazing festive climax the week-end of June 08 & 09, 2013. Like a gigantic catharsis where the people needed to seriously cut loose. While in Ankara and elsewhere in the country violence is growing, in Istanbul everyday from now on occupiers are expecting the next government's action... which came quickly. Taksim Square and Gezi Park were cleared a few days later.
To read pictures' captions click on the images hereunder.
Gumushuyu area, the main axe heading to Besiktas neighbourhood and Dolba Bace house palace, is scattered with barricades and is the theater of regular clashes between opponents and police forces. Central part of Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul is being occupied since violent clashes on friday, may 30th. This protest at the origin against the destruction of Gezi Park, has become a massive anti Prime Minister Erdogan's regime. Istanbul, Turkey, June 04, 2013.
Gumushuyu area, the main axe heading to Besiktas neighbourhood and…
Taking refuge in a hotel to escape teargas and where medical teams also can treat those injured. Gumushuyu area, the main axe heading to Besiktas neighbourhood and Dolba Bace house palace, is scattered with barricades and is the theater of regular clashes between opponents and police forces. Central part of Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul is being occupied since violent clashes on friday, may 30th. This protest at the origin against the destruction of Gezi Park, has become a massive anti Prime Minister Erdogan's regime. Istanbul, Turkey, June 04, 2013.
Taking refuge in a hotel to escape teargas and where…
Central part of Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul is being occupied since violent clashes on friday, may 30th. This protest at the origin against the destruction of Gezi Park, has become a massive anti Prime Minister Erdogan's regime. Istanbul, Turkey, June 06, 2013.
Central part of Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul…
Major works around are well advanced. Central part of Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul is being occupied since violent clashes on friday, may 30th. This protest at the origin against the destruction of Gezi Park, has become a massive anti Prime Minister Erdogan's regime. Istanbul, Turkey, June 04, 2013.
Major works around are well advanced. Central part of Taksim…
Taksim Square. The atmosphere has gone increasingly festive. People cut loose in many ways. An amazing mixed social bag is melting and cheering together. Central part of Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul is being occupied since violent clashes on friday, may 30th. This protest at the origin against the destruction of Gezi Park, has become a massive anti Prime Minister Erdogan's regime. Istanbul, Turkey, June 08, 2013.
Taksim Square. The atmosphere has gone increasingly festive. People cut…
Taksim Square. A young food truck maid takes a break. The atmosphere has gone increasingly festive. People cut loose in many ways. An amazing mixed social bag is melting and cheering together. Central part of Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul is being occupied since violent clashes on friday, may 30th. This protest at the origin against the destruction of Gezi Park, has become a massive anti Prime Minister Erdogan's regime. Istanbul, Turkey, June 08, 2013.
Taksim Square. A young food truck maid takes a break….
A new night of violence followed around Istiklal central line, after anti riot forces cleared off Taksim Square from peaceful protests. Central part of Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul is being occupied since violent clashes on thursday, may 30th. This protest at the origin against the destruction of Gezi Park, has become a massive anti Prime Minister Erdogan's regime. Istanbul, Turkey, June 22, 2013.
A new night of violence followed around Istiklal central line,…
Tear gas is logged longer in narrow streets around Istiklal. A new night of violence followed around Istiklal central line, after anti riot forces cleared off Taksim Square from peaceful protests. Central part of Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul is being occupied since violent clashes on thursday, may 30th. This protest at the origin against the destruction of Gezi Park, has become a massive anti Prime Minister Erdogan's regime. Istanbul, Turkey, June 22, 2013.
Tear gas is logged longer in narrow streets around Istiklal….
Central part of Taksim Square. Istanbul, Turkey, June 10, 2013.
Central part of Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul is being occupied since violent clashes on friday, may 30th. This protest at the origin against the destruction of Gezi Park, has become a massive anti Prime Minister Erdogan's regime. Istanbul, Turkey, June 2013.
Lovers. Gezi Park has become an immense camping site packed to its maximum capacity. Central part of Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul is being occupied since violent clashes on friday, may 30th. This protest at the origin against the destruction of Gezi Park, has become a massive anti Prime Minister Erdogan's regime. Istanbul, Turkey, June 07, 2013.
Lovers. Gezi Park has become an immense camping site packed…
After days of a growing festive atmosphere, police forces raid Taksim Square in the morning of tuesday the 11th. Central part of Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul is being occupied since violent clashes on thursday, may 30th. This protest at the origin against the destruction of Gezi Park, has become a massive anti Prime Minister Erdogan's regime. Istanbul, Turkey, June 11, 2013.
After days of a growing festive atmosphere, police forces raid…
Protesters are being evacuated from Taksim Square by water cannon trucks. A new night of violence will follow around Istiklal central line. Central part of Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul is being occupied since violent clashes on thursday, may 30th. This protest at the origin against the destruction of Gezi Park, has become a massive anti Prime Minister Erdogan's regime. Istanbul, Turkey, June 22, 2013.
Protesters are being evacuated from Taksim Square by water cannon…
Protesters try to stop water cannon trucks from clearing Taksim Square. A new night of violence will follow around Istiklal central line. Central part of Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul is being occupied since violent clashes on thursday, may 30th. This protest at the origin against the destruction of Gezi Park, has become a massive anti Prime Minister Erdogan's regime. Istanbul, Turkey, June 22, 2013.
Protesters try to stop water cannon trucks from clearing Taksim…
After anti riot forces emptied Taksim Square and Gezi Park from its thousands of occupiers, the park has been cleaned and put back to normal and is severely guarded by numerous police units day and night. Taksim Square, Istanbul, Turkey, June 20, 2013.
After anti riot forces emptied Taksim Square and Gezi Park…
After anti riot forces emptied Taksim Square and Gezi Park from its thousands of occupiers, dozens of parks in the city and elsewhere in the country are busy at night time to host democratic forums where anyone can speak up his mind about actions to take to keep the movement alive. Abassaga Park, Besiktas, Istanbul, Turkey, June 20, 2013.
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Jenny Lewis returns with her fourth solo album, On The Line - the follow up to 2014's critically acclaimed The Voyager.
The 11 all new original songs were written by Lewis and recorded at Capitol Records' Studio B, and feature a backing band of legendary talent including Beck, Benmont Tench, Don Was, Jim Keltner, Ringo Starr and Ryan Adams.
David says: Jenny's fourth solo album is by a long way, her best. The self confessional songwriting that works its magic throughout 'On The Line' is like a gossipy phone call with your favourite (forsaken) 'bad' sister, full of tales of the kind of life you wish you were living and all delivered in THAT voice. Unmissable.
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Ballard Trent Edwards was born about October 10, 1828, and was of mixed-race ancestry. His parents, Edward Bradbury Edwards and Mary Ann Trent Edwards, were members of the free African American community in his native town of Manchester, in Chesterfield County. On August 23, 1850, Edwards married Sarah Ann Coy, who had been born free in Powhatan County. Of their twelve children, six daughters and three sons survived childhood. Edwards identified himself as a brick mason in the 1860 census. Surviving documents do not indicate whether he participated in the American Civil War (1861–1865), after which he opened a school in Manchester.
By the time of his marriage, Edwards had probably succeeded his father, a carpenter, as clerk of the African Church of Manchester. Beginning in 1867 he served for many years as clerk of the Colored Shiloh Baptist Association of Virginia, composed of churches in central Virginia. As one of the congregation's leaders in 1872, Edwards probably helped persuade Anthony Binga to become pastor of the church, known after the Civil War as First Baptist Church in Manchester (and later known as First Baptist Church of South Richmond).
Having acquired property in or near Manchester during the 1860s, Edwards bought and sold several lots in Manchester between 1869 and 1873 and in 1875 owned city lots valued at $1,750. He placed ownership of most of his property in a trust that he managed for the benefit of his wife, thus effectively securing the family's home from debts that he might incur in his business.
Edwards attended the Republican State Convention in April 1867. Later that year he served as secretary of an all-black meeting of Manchester Republicans, who supported James B. Carter as a candidate for the state constitutional convention called to comply with federal Reconstruction legislation. On July 6, 1869, Edwards was one of two African American men elected to the House of Delegates from the three-member district of Chesterfield and Powhatan counties. The unfriendly Richmond Daily Dispatch characterized the three victors as "Ultra Radicals." They defeated the Conservative candidates by about 500 votes out of almost 6,000 cast, which corresponded to the margin of black voters over white voters in the two counties.
At a short session that met in October, Edwards voted to ratify the Fourteenth and Fifteenth amendments to the U.S. Constitution as required by Congress before Virginia could be readmitted to the United States. During the two sessions that met in 1870 and in 1870–1871, Edwards sat on the relatively inconsequential Committee on Manufactures and Mechanic Arts. In 1870 the General Assembly approved a bill creating the state's first public school system. Fighting to secure their equal rights of citizenship, Edwards and most of the African American delegates had attempted to strike out the requirement that schools be racially segregated. After their proposal was overwhelmingly defeated, he joined other bold legislators in casting a symbolic vote against passage of the school bill that he almost certainly favored. In March 1871 he and almost all of the African American legislators voted for the Funding Act of 1871 to pay off the large antebellum state debt at 6 percent interest.
Legislative records contain virtually no information about his participation in the passage of a bill in November 1870 to erect a bridge over the James River between Manchester and Richmond that permitted free passage to Manchester residents. The Manchester town trustees proposed the bridge, probably to enable residents to travel to their jobs in Richmond without having to pay tolls to cross the existing bridges. Because the bill originated in the Senate of Virginia, it is probable that Edwards's role in the House of Delegates was supportive and that later accounts that gave him almost sole credit for the measure's passage were exaggerated.
Some of the bills that Edwards suggested indicate that he was concerned about the vulnerability of freedpeople in the new free-labor economy. He proposed to regulate the practice of paying wages in company scrip rather than in cash; to limit the length of the workday for laborers on public projects so that they could attend school; to require that farmers enclose their lands with good fences; to forbid railroads, steamboat companies, and other common carriers from adopting rules "which shall have a tendency to make a difference in travel on account of race or color"; to reduce the toll on the existing bridge between Manchester and Richmond; to pay salaries to magistrates; and to repeal the severe Vagrancy Act of January 1866, which was reminiscent of the prewar black code and empowered local authorities to jail or hire out at hard labor people suspected of having no gainful employment. During the session that met in the winter of 1870–1871 Edwards suggested that a bill be drafted to require that railroads fence their lines because rail companies did not compensate people whose livestock was killed by trains. None of his numerous proposals passed.
Edwards recommended on February 17, 1870, that the shabby-looking Capitol be painted, but nothing had been done by April 27, when a gallery in the overcrowded courtroom collapsed into the room below and killed about sixty people. Three days later he suggested that the Committee on Public Buildings "enquire into the expediency of taking down the building to the floors of the senate and house of delegates and rebuilding the same." The special committee in charge of the repairs sought the opinions of engineers and builders, but surviving records do not indicate whether Edwards, who was not a member of the committee, offered it advice, or whether, if he offered advice, the committee paid it any attention.
During the weeks between the disaster and the decision to repair the Capitol, articles appeared in Richmond newspapers suggesting that the old building be razed and replaced, and members of the assembly probably discussed the possibility. According to an undocumented tradition, Edwards delivered a stirring speech about the building's great architectural value and its association with Thomas Jefferson and the founding of the nation and persuaded the assembly not to demolish and replace the Capitol. The only extended reference to a speech was not published until nearly a century after his death, and it evidently conflated and misinterpreted his two motions and probably exaggerated the willingness of white legislators to heed the oratory of a black colleague. The legislative records do not even indicate that Edwards was involved the following year when the assembly ordered the Capitol be painted and the roof repaired.
Although Edwards proudly identified himself to the 1870 census enumerator as a member of the assembly rather than by his occupation, he had not given up his profession; two young apprentice brickmakers then resided with the family. He attended the Republican State Convention that spring. In 1871, when Edwards and the other Radical delegate from Chesterfield County ran for reelection, they lost to Conservatives. He was an overseer of the poor in Chesterfield County and a magistrate after Manchester became a city in 1874. In the latter year the Republican minority in the assembly nominated him for clerk of the House of Delegates. Edwards ran for a seat in the Senate of Virginia as a Republican who favored paying off in full Virginia's pre–Civil War public debt but in November 1879 was easily defeated. He was a commissioner of elections for Manchester in 1880 and attended a meeting of black Republicans early in March of the following year.
In 1880 the census enumerator listed Edwards as a plasterer; by that time he may have begun to specialize in finishing interiors rather than in construction. He was the senior lay leader of the First Baptist Church in Manchester, when the trustees borrowed money to build a new brick church, but the brick mason and plasterer did not live to see completion of what may have been one of the largest churches in the city. Edwards died at his Manchester home on March 27, 1881, and was buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
ca. October 10, 1828 - Ballard T. Edwards is born free, probably in Manchester, in Chesterfield County.
August 23, 1850 - Ballard T. Edwards and Sarah Ann Coy marry. They will have twelve children.
1867 - Ballard T. Edwards begins service as clerk of the Colored Shiloh Baptist Association of Virginia.
April 1867 - Ballard T. Edwards attends the Republican State Convention.
July 6, 1869 - Ballard T. Edwards is one of two African American men elected to the House of Delegates, representing Chesterfield and Powhatan counties.
October 1869 - Ballard T. Edwards votes to ratify the Fourteenth and Fifteenth amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
February 17, 1870 - Ballard T. Edwards recommends that the shabby-looking Capitol be painted.
April 27, 1870 - A gallery in the overcrowded courtroom of the State Capitol collapses, killing about sixty people.
April 30, 1870 - Ballard T. Edwards suggests that the General Assembly consider rebuilding the collapsed courtroom at the State Capitol.
March 1871 - Ballard T. Edwards votes for the Funding Act, designed to pay off the large antebellum state debt at 6 percent interest.
1871 - Ballard T. Edwards loses reelection to the House of Delegates.
1872 - Ballard T. Edwards probably helps to persuade Anthony Binga to become pastor of the First Baptist Church, in Manchester.
1875 - Ballard T. Edwards owns lots in Manchester valued at $1,750.
November 1879 - Ballard T. Edwards is defeated in his run for the Senate of Virginia.
1880 - Ballard T. Edwards serves as a commissioner of elections for Manchester.
March 1881 - Ballard T. Edwards attends a meeting of black Republicans in Manchester.
March 27, 1881 - Ballard T. Edwards dies at his home in Manchester.
Tarter, B., & the Dictionary of Virginia Biography. Ballard T. Edwards (ca. 1828–1881). (2018, April 20). In Encyclopedia Virginia. Retrieved from http://www.EncyclopediaVirginia.org/Edwards_Ballard_T_ca_1828-1881.
Tarter, Brent and the Dictionary of Virginia Biography. "Ballard T. Edwards (ca. 1828–1881)." Encyclopedia Virginia. Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, 20 Apr. 2018. Web. READ_DATE.


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Mic. Carr: Cut The Jazz
March 31, 2015 May 21, 2020 By Edward Sanders
Mic. Carr's "Cut The Jazz" makes you think you're in for one thing and then another pops off. "Give to Get" starts out smooth and then you're welcomed by a very calm storm of hip hop that has a sense of refinement. With "Second to None" you're introduced to more singing than rhyming right off the bat. Then vocals like Common come through and you're taken under a musical spell with a sample of what sounds like "I Wanna Sex You Up." A little R&B flare settles in nice with "Nothin' Better" as Ronny Soprano does his thing with Mic. Carr on both "Somethin'" and "The Move." Wrapping up this record is what appears to be the best, judging by the title, "MVP." What's great and what listeners should know about Mic. Carr is that his style comes across as a poet and not as some run of mill rapper like Lil' Wayne. Mic. does his thing with a sense of class and it's all on "Cut The Jazz," out now. So check it if you're into that neo-soul hip hop scene. (https://micmusic9.bandcamp.com/album/cut-the-jazz)
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Perspectives in Diabetes| December 01 1997
Augmentation of Insulin Release by Glucose in the Absence of Extracellular Ca2+: New Insights Into Stimulus-Secretion Coupling
Mitsuhisa Komatsu;
Mitsuhisa Komatsu
Department of Geriatrics, Endocrinology, and Metabolism, Shinshu University School of Medicine
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Thomas Schermerhorn;
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Department of Pharmacology, College of Veterinary Medicine, Cornell University
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Mitsuhiko Noda;
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Third Department of Internal Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokyo
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Geoffrey W G Sharp
Address correspondence and reprint requests to Dr. Geoffrey W.G. Sharp, Department of Pharmacology, College of Veterinary Medicine, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853-6401. E-mail: gws2@cornell.edu.
Diabetes 1997;46(12):1928–1938
https://doi.org/10.2337/diab.46.12.1928
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Mitsuhisa Komatsu, Thomas Schermerhorn, Mitsuhiko Noda, Susanne G Straub, Toru Aizawa, Geoffrey W G Sharp; Augmentation of Insulin Release by Glucose in the Absence of Extracellular Ca2+: New Insights Into Stimulus-Secretion Coupling. Diabetes 1 December 1997; 46 (12): 1928–1938. https://doi.org/10.2337/diab.46.12.1928
Glucose stimulates insulin secretion in the pancreatic β-cell by means of a synergistic interaction between at least two signaling pathways. One, the KATP channel-dependent pathway, increases the entry of Ca2+ through voltage-gated channels by closure of the KATP channels and depolarization of the β-cell membrane. The resulting increase in [Ca2+]i stimulates insulin exocytosis. The other, a KATP channel-independent pathway, requires that [Ca2+]i be elevated and augments the Ca2+-stimulated release. These mechanisms are in accord with the belief that glucose-stimulated insulin secretion has an essential requirement for extracellular Ca2+ and increased [Ca2+]i. However, when protein kinases A and C are activated simultaneously, a large effect of glucose to augment insulin release can be seen in the absence of extracellular Ca2+, under conditions in which [Ca2+]i is not increased, and even when [Ca2+]i is decreased to low levels by intracellular chelation with BAPTA. In the presence or absence of Ca2+, there are similarities in the characteristics of augmentation of insulin release that suggest that only one augmentation mechanism may be involved. These similarities include time course, glucose dose-responses, augmentation by nutrients other than glucose such as α-ketoisocaproate (α-KIC), and augmentation by the fatty acids palmitate and myristate. However, augmentation in the presence and absence of Ca2+ is distinctly different in GTP dependency. Therefore, exocytosis under these two conditions appears to be triggered differently—one by Ca2+ and the other by GTP or a GTPdependent mechanism. The augmentation pathways are likely responsible for time-dependent potentiation of secretion and for the second phase of glucose-stimulated insulin release.


Today, the National Beef Packing Co. recalled around 50,000 pounds of ground beef products feared to be contaminated with E. coli. This is the second time this summer that the Kansas-City-based company has had to recall its beef product. In June, over 22,000 pounds of beef were recalled for similar E. coli concerns.
E. coli contamination remains a prevalent issue and there must be more preventative measures to ensure contaminated products don't make it to the market. Yet on a macro level, our ground beef is much safer then it was decades ago. Currently, extremely isolated incidences of E. coli infestation are not reason to fear buying ground beef.
E. coli lives in the lower intestines of humans and animals, and it a part of a healthy digestive tract. Most strains of E. coli are not harmful. However, some are pathogenic and can have fatal affects when consumed. The Shiga-toxin-producing E. coli is the strain associated with foodborne outbreaks. According the USDA, the type found in a test sample of the recalled 50,000 pounds of beef is a "potentially deadly bacterium that can cause bloody diarrhea, dehydration, and in the most severe cases, kidney failure. The very young, seniors and persons with weak immune systems are the most susceptible to foodborne illness."
Many consumers are worried that consuming ground beef products carries the risk of contracting the deadly strain of E. coli. However, according the USDA, the incidence of E. coli in beef is less than 1%. Obviously, we want the incidence to be 0%, but on a national level, that is not a high number. Around 76,000 people a year are infected, 60 of which die. This is not cause for panic. Even if you are worried about ingesting a potentially harmful strain, there are preventative measures you can take while consuming the beef. The CDC suggests that cooking beef thoroughly at high temperatures, and making sure to not re-use the same plate that had raw meat on it before washing will help to ensure you don't contract any pathogens. While incidence levels are extremely low and intensified efforts to test samples of ground beef that are distributed to consumer markets have succeeded, it does not take away from the need for more specific testing to be conducted.
According to an Office of Inspector General's (OIG) audit of the Food Safety Inspection Service (FSIS), the OIG found that the FSIS needed to re-evaluate its E. coli testing methodology of boxed beef items used for ground beef production. The March 2013 audit concluded that the FSIS "[does] not sample all boxed beef product." The issue is that many "downstream processors" such as grocery stores and butcher shops will grind their own ground beef, but the FSIS does not sample or test these shops for E. coli like they would at federally inspected plants. In addition the FSIS did not maintain adequate databases for tracing beef products back to the "originating slaughter establishment."
The FSIS has vowed to look into the practices and make the necessary changes. Luckily the FDA now has the direct authority to order instant recalls of products they believe to be contaminated, further protecting the consumer. The outbreak of E. coli is potentially dangerous, but there are already substantial federal oversight agencies that conduct testing and limit the spread of this pathogen. As time progresses, better systems will be put in place to further reduce the incidence levels, but currently there is no need to panic or not buy or consume ground beef.


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I love to paint. I always have. The two main series of paintings that I'm working on the fish, and the southern gothic, are a strange combination I suppose. They developed over time, and are inspired by South Carolina…the low country with its fantastic beaches, and the kudzu, pine and honeysuckle covered mountains where I live. I love them both, land and sea side by side. The scruffy beautiful mountains are where my roots are, the oceans are where I dream.
The fish series is driven by color and the fabulous reflections of scales that a slimy little fish dazzles the world with. The textures in the fish are really important to me…I scratch scales and fins with the wrong end of the brush, smear reflections here and there, and then finish it all off with a thick as butter pattern of circles.
Why? because it must be so.
The southern Gothic series is close to my heart. I'm a northern born southern transplant, and I am fascinated by the tangled mess everywhere. There is always darkness and blooming, withering, and coming to life all at once. The seasons are blurred here in the upstate. Camila shrubs bloom in the winter and magnolia trees lose their leaves in the spring. Death and life sit side by side in an embrace of shadows and light, which is very much how our lives are. There are seasons in life, but those seasons happen side and often overtake each other. The lines between bitter and sweet are blurred in the blessed ordinary time that we all given.


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Q: DCA BOT --- If the problem --- Multiple reception problem When one of the stages is not fulfilled, the other stages become ineffective, but I want it to continue.
When it continues, it executes the order of the previous unfulfilled stage.
How can i prevent this
> >  if long66
>     strategy.entry('Base order', strategy.long, qty=100/close, when=long55 and strategy.opentrades == 0,
>      comment='BO' + str.tostring(current_so) + str.tostring(100))
>     current_so := current_so +  1 else
>     current_so := current_so + 1
>
> if  long66 <= kademe1 and long66 > kademe2
>     strategy.entry('Long1' , strategy.long, qty=200/close,
>      when=(strategy.opentrades <= current_so) and strategy.position_size > 0 and not(strategy.opentrades ==1),
>      comment='SO' + str.tostring(current_so) + ' - ' + (str.tostring(100))  )
>     current_so := current_so + 1
>
> else
>     current_so := current_so + 1
>
>      if   long66 < kademe2 and  long66 > kademe3
>     strategy.entry("Long2" , strategy.long, qty=200/close,
>      when=(strategy.opentrades <= current_so) and strategy.position_size > 0 and not(strategy.opentrades == 2),
>      comment='SO' + str.tostring(current_so) + ' - ' + (str.tostring(200)) )
>     current_so := current_so + 1   else
>     current_so := current_so + 1
>
>
> if  long66 < kademe3 and long66 > kademe4
>     strategy.entry('long3' + "i_s", strategy.long, qty=200/close,
>      when=(strategy.opentrades <= current_so) and strategy.position_size > 0 and not(strategy.opentrades == 3 ),
>      comment='SO' + str.tostring(current_so) + ' - ' + (str.tostring(300))  )
>     current_so := current_so + 1     else
>     current_so := current_so + 1
>
>
>
> if  long66 < kademe4 and long66 > kademe5
>     strategy.entry('Long4' , strategy.long, qty=200/close,
>      when=(strategy.opentrades <= current_so) and strategy.position_size > 0 and not(strategy.opentrades == 4),
>      comment='SO' + str.tostring(current_so) + ' - ' + (str.tostring(400))  )
>     current_so := current_so + 1        else
>     current_so := current_so + 1
>
>
> if  long66 <= kademe5 and long66 > kademe6
>     strategy.entry("long5", strategy.long, qty=200/close,
>      when=(strategy.opentrades <= current_so) and strategy.position_size > 0 and not(strategy.opentrades == 5),
>      comment='SO' + str.tostring(current_so) + ' - ' + (str.tostring(500)) )
>     current_so := current_so + 1       else
>     current_so := current_so + 1
>
>
>
> if  long66 <= kademe6
>     strategy.entry("long6", strategy.long, qty=200/close,
>      when=(strategy.opentrades <= current_so) and strategy.position_size > 0 and not(strategy.opentrades == 6),
>      comment='SO' + str.tostring(current_so) + ' - ' + (str.tostring(600)) )
>     current_so := 6

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Democrat Alan Cohn Plans Another Run for Congress
by Barry Friedman September 9, 2019 September 9, 2019
Democrat Alan Cohn of New Tampa is making another run for the Congressional seat that represents most of Lakeland. Cohn, a former TV reporter and news anchor, announced today he is seeking to replace first-term Republican Rep. Ross Spano of Dover.
Cohn's announcement puts him in contention in next August's Democratic primary with state Rep. Adam Hattersley of Riverview and Loretta Lax Miller of Clermont.
Cohn, 58, was the Democratic candidate in 2014 against then-U.S. Rep. Dennis Ross, a Lakeland Republican. Ross won with 60 percent of the vote. Democrats have marked Spano as vulnerable in next year's re-election campaign because he's being investigated for campaign finance irregularities, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
Prior to the 2014 campaign, Cohn had been a reporter and anchor at Tampa's WFTS-Channel 28, an ABC affiliate. Since then, he was anchor and managing editor of a news and talk show on Sarasota ABC affiliate WWSB-Ch. 7.
"I'm running for Congress to hold the powerful accountable," Cohn said in a news release that also touted an emphasis on lowering health care costs, helping veterans and helping those who are struggling economically.
"I've made my living investigating corrupt politicians from Washington, to right here at home," Cohn said. "I've won one of the nation's highest honors, the George Foster Peabody Award, for uncovering that defective parts were being installed on Blackhawk helicopters flown by our troops."
Cohn and his wife — Patricia, president of the Hillsborough County Democratic Women's Club — live in Grand Hampton, a New Tampa community just west of the district boundary, according to the Tampa Bay Times, which quotes Cohn as saying it isn't unusual for Florida congress members to live just outside their districts.
Until Spano's election last year, the Congressional district covering most of Lakeland had been represented by a Polk resident since at least 1983. However, redistricting following the 2010 Census stretched District 15 toward Temple Terrace to the west and Clermont to the north, and Polk's voters no longer command a clear majority.
The district has 171,472 Republicans, 168,642 Democrats and 135,476 no party affiliation voters.
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barry@barryifriedman.com


text:
namespace sling {
namespace task {

// Element in the merge sort queue.
struct MergeItem {
  Record record;          // current record
  RecordReader *reader;   // record reader for reading records from merge file
};

// Comparator for elements in merge sort queue.
struct ItemComparator {
  bool operator ()(const MergeItem *a, const MergeItem *b) {
    return a->record.key > b->record.key;
  }
};

// Message comparator.
struct MessageComparator {
  bool operator ()(const Message *a, const Message *b) const {
    return a->key() < b->key();
  }
};

// Sorts all the input messages by key and output these in sorted order on the
// output channel.
class Sorter : public Processor {
 public:
  Sorter() {}
  ~Sorter() override {
    for (auto *m : messages_) delete m;
  }

  void Start(Task *task) override {
    // Get output port.
    output_ = task->GetSink("output");
    CHECK(output_ != nullptr) << "Output channel missing";
    task->Fetch("sort_buffer_size", &max_buffer_size_);
  }

  void Receive(Channel *channel, Message *message) override {
    MutexLock lock(&mu_);

    // Add message to buffer.
    messages_.push_back(message);
    buffer_bytes_ += message->key().size() + message->value().size();

    // Sort and write buffer when buffer is full.
    if (buffer_bytes_ > max_buffer_size_) {
      // Sort messages in sort buffer.
      SortMessages();

      // Flush messages to merge file.
      Flush();
    }
  }

  void Done(Task *task) override {
    MutexLock lock(&mu_);

    // Send sorted messages to output channel.
    if (next_merge_file_ == 0) {
      // All messages are in the sort buffer.
      SendMessageBuffer();
    } else {
      // Sort and flush remaining messages to merge file.
      SortMessages();
      Flush();

      // Send messages from merge files to output channel.
      SendMergedMessages();

      // Remove temporary files.
      RemoveTempFiles();
    }

    // Close output channel.
    output_->Close();
  }

  // Remove temporary files.
  void RemoveTempFiles() {
    // Remove temporary merge files.
    for (int i = 0; i < next_merge_file_; ++i) {
      File::Delete(MergeFileName(i));
    }

    // Remove directory.
    if (!tmpdir_.empty()) File::Rmdir(tmpdir_);
  }

  // Return file name of merge file.
  string MergeFileName(int index) const {
    return StringPrintf("%s/%05d", tmpdir_.c_str(), index);
  }

  // Flush sort buffer to new merge file.
  void Flush() {
    // Check if there are any messages to flush.
    if (messages_.empty()) return;

    // Create temp dir if not already done.
    if (tmpdir_.empty()) {
      CHECK(File::CreateTempDir(&tmpdir_));
    }

    // Write messages to next merge file.
    int fileno = next_merge_file_++;
    VLOG(3) << "Flush " << buffer_bytes_ << " bytes and "
            << messages_.size() << " messages to " << MergeFileName(fileno);
    RecordFileOptions options;
    RecordWriter writer(MergeFileName(fileno), options);
    for (Message *message : messages_) {
      CHECK(writer.Write(message->key(), message->value()));
      delete message;
    }
    CHECK(writer.Close());

    // Clear sort buffer.
    messages_.clear();
    buffer_bytes_ = 0;
  }

  // Sort messages in sort buffer.
  void SortMessages() {
    VLOG(3) << "Sort " << messages_.size() << " messages";
    MessageComparator comparator;
    std::sort(messages_.begin(), messages_.end(), comparator);
  }

  // Send messages in sort buffer to output channel.
  void SendMessageBuffer() {
    // Sort the messages in the buffer.
    SortMessages();

    // Send messages to output.
    VLOG(3) << "Output " << messages_.size() << " messages";
    for (Message *message : messages_) {
      output_->Send(message);
    }
    messages_.clear();
  }

  // Send messages in merge files to output channel.
  void SendMergedMessages() {
    // Priority queue for merging files.
    typedef std::vector<MergeItem *> MergeItemArray;
    std::priority_queue<MergeItem *, MergeItemArray, ItemComparator> merger;

    // Open merge files.
    int num_files = next_merge_file_;
    std::vector<MergeItem> items(num_files);
    for (int i = 0; i < num_files; ++i) {
      // Open reader for merge file.
      MergeItem &item = items[i];
      item.reader = new RecordReader(MergeFileName(i));

      // Add first record to sort queue.
      if (!item.reader->Done()) {
        CHECK(item.reader->Read(&item.record));
        merger.push(&item);
      }
    }

    // Merge files and output sorted messages to output channel.
    VLOG(3) << "Merge " << num_files << " files";
    while (!merger.empty()) {
      // Get next item from queue.
      MergeItem *item = merger.top();
      merger.pop();

      // Send message to output channel.
      Message *message = new Message(item->record.key, item->record.value);
      output_->Send(message);

      // Get next item from merge file and add it to queue.
      if (!item->reader->Done()) {
        CHECK(item->reader->Read(&item->record));
        merger.push(item);
      }
    }

    // Close merge file readers.
    VLOG(3) << "Close merge files";
    for (auto &item : items) {
      CHECK(item.reader->Close());
      delete item.reader;
    }
  }

 private:
  // Temporary local directory for sort-merge files.
  string tmpdir_;

  // Buffer of messages that have not yet been sorted and written to merge file.
  std::vector<Message *> messages_;

  // Maximum size of messages in the sort buffer.
  int64 max_buffer_size_ = 64 * 1024 * 1024;

  // Size of messages in the sort buffer.
  uint64 buffer_bytes_ = 0;

  // Next merge file number.
  int next_merge_file_ = 0;

  // Output channel.
  Channel *output_;

  // Mutex for serializing access.
  Mutex mu_;
};

REGISTER_TASK_PROCESSOR("sorter", Sorter);

}  // namespace task
}  // namespace sling


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- Writing scripts, Log Shipping, producing reports, performance tuning, automated back-ups, security, etc.
This client are looking to add to the team ASAP with a short application and interview process so don't hesitate to get in touch.
To discuss this exciting opportunity in more detail, please APPLY NOW for a no obligation chat with your VIQU Consultant. Additionally, you can contact Matt Hudson, by exploring the VIQU IT Recruitment website.
If you know someone who would be ideal for this role, by way of showing our appreciation, VIQU is offering an introduction fee up to �1,000 once your referral has successfully started work with our client (terms apply).