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#ifndef PHANTOM_NODES_H
#define PHANTOM_NODES_H

#include <osrm/Coordinate.h>
#include "../Util/SimpleLogger.h"
#include "../typedefs.h"

struct PhantomNode
{
    PhantomNode() :
        forward_node_id(SPECIAL_NODEID),
        reverse_node_id(SPECIAL_NODEID),
        name_id(std::numeric_limits<unsigned>::max()),
        forward_weight(INVALID_EDGE_WEIGHT),
        reverse_weight(INVALID_EDGE_WEIGHT),
        forward_offset(0),
        reverse_offset(0),
        packed_geometry_id(SPECIAL_EDGEID),
        fwd_segment_position(0)
    { }

    NodeID forward_node_id;
    NodeID reverse_node_id;
    unsigned name_id;
    int forward_weight;
    int reverse_weight;
    int forward_offset;
    int reverse_offset;
    unsigned packed_geometry_id;
    FixedPointCoordinate location;
    unsigned short fwd_segment_position;

    int GetForwardWeightPlusOffset() const
    {
        if (SPECIAL_NODEID == forward_node_id)
        {
            return 0;
        }
        const int result = (forward_offset + forward_weight);
        return result;
    }

    int GetReverseWeightPlusOffset() const
    {
        if (SPECIAL_NODEID == reverse_node_id)
        {
            return 0;
        }
        const int result = (reverse_offset + reverse_weight);
        return result;
    }

    void Reset()
    {
        forward_node_id = SPECIAL_NODEID;
        name_id = SPECIAL_NODEID;
        forward_weight = INVALID_EDGE_WEIGHT;
        reverse_weight = INVALID_EDGE_WEIGHT;
        forward_offset = 0;
        reverse_offset = 0;
        location.Reset();
    }

    bool isBidirected() const
    {
        return (forward_node_id != SPECIAL_NODEID) &&
               (reverse_node_id != SPECIAL_NODEID);
    }

    bool IsCompressed() const
    {
        return (forward_offset != 0) || (reverse_offset != 0);
    }

    bool isValid(const unsigned numberOfNodes) const
    {
        return
            location.isValid() &&
            (
                (forward_node_id < numberOfNodes) ||
                (reverse_node_id < numberOfNodes)
            ) &&
            (
                (forward_weight != INVALID_EDGE_WEIGHT) ||
                (reverse_weight != INVALID_EDGE_WEIGHT)
            ) &&
            (name_id != std::numeric_limits<unsigned>::max()
        );
    }

    bool isValid() const
    {
        return location.isValid() &&
               (name_id != std::numeric_limits<unsigned>::max());
    }

    bool operator==(const PhantomNode & other) const
    {
        return location == other.location;
    }
};

struct PhantomNodes
{
    PhantomNode source_phantom;
    PhantomNode target_phantom;

    void Reset()
    {
        source_phantom.Reset();
        target_phantom.Reset();
    }

    bool PhantomsAreOnSameNodeBasedEdge() const
    {
        return (source_phantom.forward_node_id == target_phantom.forward_node_id);
    }

    bool AtLeastOnePhantomNodeIsInvalid() const
    {
        return ((source_phantom.forward_node_id == SPECIAL_NODEID) && (source_phantom.reverse_node_id == SPECIAL_NODEID)) ||
               ((target_phantom.forward_node_id == SPECIAL_NODEID) && (target_phantom.reverse_node_id == SPECIAL_NODEID));
    }

    bool PhantomNodesHaveEqualLocation() const
    {
        return source_phantom == target_phantom;
    }
};

inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream &out, const PhantomNodes & pn)
{
    out << "source_coord: " << pn.source_phantom.location        << "\n";
    out << "target_coord: " << pn.target_phantom.location        << std::endl;
    return out;
}

inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream &out, const PhantomNode & pn)
{
    out <<  "node1: " << pn.forward_node_id      << ", " <<
            "node2: " << pn.reverse_node_id      << ", " <<
            "name: "  << pn.name_id              << ", " <<
            "fwd-w: " << pn.forward_weight       << ", " <<
            "rev-w: " << pn.reverse_weight       << ", " <<
            "fwd-o: " << pn.forward_offset       << ", " <<
            "rev-o: " << pn.reverse_offset       << ", " <<
            "geom: "  << pn.packed_geometry_id   << ", " <<
            "pos: "   << pn.fwd_segment_position << ", " <<
            "loc: "   << pn.location;
    return out;
}

#endif // PHANTOM_NODES_H

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"There comes a time when one must take a position that is neither safe, nor politic, nor popular, but he must take it because conscience tells him it is right." ......... Martin Luther King Jr.
Rep.Bob Ramsey was back at the Capitol this week sporting that typical rotator cuff surgery brace and is on the mend. Speaker Casada swore him in as he missed the Organizational Week when all the other lawmakers were sworn in. Please pray for Bob and for the legislature in general, who will be back in full force next week.
SPECIAL DAY: The inauguration of the 50th Governor of Tennessee, Bill Lee, was held last Saturday in the War Memorial Building. If you missed the lovely ceremony, you can watch the entire event HERE. Then the General Assembly recessed in order for the offices to be moved around to accommodate the new committee assignments.
HALEY'S CORNER: Since the legislature was not in session on Tuesday, I suggested that Haley not make that long drive from near Knoxville. She will be back next week.
The gavel hit the hardwood, and my second week at the capitol began. One of the first orders of business was brought forward by majority leader, William Lamberth. He suspended the rules and asked for HR3 to be heard. It was a resolution to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Normally, resolutions will be passed without reading more than just the title of the piece, but Representative Lamberth asked for the entire resolution to be read. Silence fell upon the assembly as the memorial was said aloud. The document ended with a commission, "Join with Tennesseans throughout this great state to continue the fight against racism of all types as we all work to bring Dr. King's dream to fruition by making Tennessee a place where equality, justice, freedom, and peace continue to grow and flourish." This moment really stood out to me, not simply because Dr. King is one of my personal heroes, but because it was a good mission statement for our legislator to begin the year.
After the floor session, Mrs. Bobbie and I started towards our own mission for the day. We met with many representatives, and even introduced ourselves to some of the new legislators. I was very happy to meet with my own representative, Charlie Baum, and I am very glad I have an intelligent, grounded person to speak for my district's values. Although this session is just getting off the ground, I am very excited to see what happens with our bills and to learn more about my government.
GREAT TO SEE LONGTIME FRIENDS: You may recall that Rep. Ron Lollar, R-District 99, Part of Shelby County, died unexpectedly less than a month prior to the August state legislative primaries. He was running unopposed in the Republican primary for a seventh term. Outgoing Shelby County Register, Tom Leatherwood became the Republican nominee for that House seat election, which he with over 70% of the vote. Now here is the interesting part. Tom served as a State Senator from 1992-2000, during which we became great friends. Fast forward: When I was in his office on Wednesday, proudly displayed on the wall of his house office wall was the National Eagle Award, signed by our founder, Phyllis Schlafly, that we presented to him for outstanding work when he was in the Senate. Needless to say, I was very impressed and grateful.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — District 32 voters headed to the polls Thursday to decide who will move forward in the race to fill a state Senate seat left empty by prominent Collierville Republican Mark Norris.
Almost as soon as the District 23 seat was left empty by former Tennessee Majority Leader Norris several strong candidates came forward as potential replacements. George Chism, Stephen McManus, Paul Rose and Heidi Shafer are running in the special Republican primary.
Bill Lee on Wednesday announced his first executive order as Tennessee's 50th governor, aimed at improving the state government's "impact" on rural areas.
NOTE FROM BOBBIE: See Dr. King quote above!!
On Monday, Governor Bill Lee attended an event honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. I know how hard it was for Gov. Lee to do what he did when the keynote speaker gave his address. In my eyes, he passed his first hard policy test as governor. And Dr. King might have understood the true nature of the test he passed.
It is really hard for a politician to attend an event at which there is a good chance his or her policy views will not be welcome, and harder still to stick to them when they are put to the test at the event.
I know from experience. I vocally supported school vouchers during my Republican primary race for state Senate. Soon after I was elected senator, I was asked to attend a Parent Teacher Association meeting in my district. I knew that PTAs did not support vouchers, but I went because I represented the people that were there. Sure enough, I was asked about my position on vouchers. I gave the same answer I gave on the campaign trail.


Raheem Mostert signed a 3 year contract with the San Francisco 49ers on March 19, 2019. The contract is worth $8,650,000 with $2.4 million guaranteed at signing and $3 million total guarantee. The guarantee is a $1.4 million salary guarantee in 2019 and $1 million signing bonus. Mostert has $600,000 in injury guarantee for 2020 salary. Mostert can earn up to $200,000 ($12,500 per game active) roster bonus pay in 2019, up to $250,000 ($17,857 per game active) in 2020, and $250,000 ($15,625 per game active) in 2021. Mostert can a $50,000 workout bonus in each year of the contract.


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Brainstorming and thought organization isn't always easy to do. There are days when your brain might be all over the place, too frazzled thinking about tasks; or other days when you're running low on your creative think tank. Well, good news: There's a simple solution to streamlining your business process properly, and that's through mind mapping.
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If you're working in an agency with a function in either marketing or sales, then you know how critical nailing your buyer personas are for you. It can be quite challenging to tap into the mind of your target audience, as people's lives are multi-faceted and influenced by many factors. Building your buyer personas through mind mapping allows you to thoroughly develop their character and dive deeper into how they make purchasing decisions. It's a visual way to tell the story of your buyers, and quite useful at that.
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Why Patterns – Regurgitation
Posted: 15 February 2022 in Albums
Tags: Album Review, Avant-garde, Big Black, Experimental, Grunge, Human Worth, meth-rock, Noise, noisey, Regurgitation, Shellac, Swans, Weird, Why Patterns
Human Worth – 4th February 2022
Pitched as being for fans of Primus, Lightning Bolt, Swans and Mudvayne, the accompanying text informs us that 'Regurgitorium was haphazardly constructed with the sole goal of distressing and alienating their few remaining friends and family. Members of Warren Schoenbright, Wren and Deleted Narrative come together to deliver angular drums, discordant bass, and harrowing vocals accompanied by themes of existential paradoxes and day-to-day despair. The result being something best described as "Not Subtle".'
If there was ever a strong and perfectly nihilistic reason to make music, that has to be it. It's one of those hilarious band clichés that get wheeled out when they say they make music for themselves, and if anyone else likes it, then it's a bonus. It's almost impossible to not to be sceptical, because, well, fuck off. I mean, I believe Nirvana were sincere in not wanting international mega-stardom and that they wrote In Utero to get back to their roots and piss off casuals and their major label, but they still wrote songs to be heard by an audience – just a more select one. Of course, it depends on your ambitions as an artist, but I would say it's better to have a small but devoted fanbase than one consisting of a larger but fleeting, fickle bunch of casuals whose interest will have cooled faster than their post-gig McDonald's fries.
Regurgitation is not subtle, but it is high impact, and it's a monster racket from the outset, with a clunging bass-rattling racket and squalling guitar mess of noise bursting forth with 'Parapraxis'. It's a minute and a half of total mayhem.
They hit optimal Big Black drilling grind on second track 'Bachelor Machine': the bass sounds like a chainsaw, while the guitar fires off tangential sprays of metallic feedback and harmonics, bringing together 'Jordan, Minnesota' and the intro to 'Cables'. It's a brutal squall of noise, and it goes beyond guitar: it's sheering sparks off sheet metal that singe your skin as they fly, and it really makes a statement about both the band's influences and intent. It's messy, and it's noisy. And it's perfect.
Every track just gets nastier, more deranged. 'Elective Affinities' is all about wandering verses and choruses that sound like a seizure. Everything is overloading all the time: max distortion, max reverb, max treble, max crunch: the bass sounds like a saw, the guitar sounds like a drill, the drums sound like explosions: it's intense, and it's punishing, in the best possible way. It's the sonic expression of a psychological spasm, and everything goes off all at once.
There's no obvious sense of linearity or structure to the songs on Regurgitation. There's a bass that sounds like a bulldozer grinding forward at the pulverising climax of 'Bone Apple Teeth'. And then things go helium on 'Wretched Makeshifts': it's like the Butthole Surfers gone avant-garde. And then there's the stark spoken word of 'Silentium', which is tense, dark.
Listening to Regurgitation is like taking blows to the head in rapid succession. It's not just the hits, but the dazing effect. Everything mists over, you don't know where you are, and you've even less idea what the fuck this is. It's bewildering, overwhelming. 'Railways Spine' is a nerve-shattering explosion of feedback-riven chaos and there is no coherent reaction. 'Untismmung' is the epitome of wordless anguish, this time articulated by means of experimental funk that yields to head-shredding noise. Noise, noise, noise: I keep typing it, and that's because Regurgitation is relentless in its noise. It's noisy. So many shades of noise. It's fucked up. It's deranged. It hurts. There is just so much noise, and no escape from it. Not that you should seek escape: bask in the brutality, the yawning bass grind and King Missile-like spoken-word segments that provide the brief passages between the blasts of noise, noise noise.
Closer 'Vomitorium' sounds like a collision between Shellac and Suicide, and the maniacal laughing at the fade sounds like the only sane reaction to all this madness.
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Posted on October 23, 2018	by Helen Hegener
Ernest de Koven Leffingwell was a joint commander, with Ejnar Mikkelsen, of the 1906-1908 Anglo-American Polar Expedition, which established that, contrary to long-held myths and stories, there was no land north of Alaska.
Self-described as "the forgotten explorer," as his efforts went largely unrecognized in his own time, Leffingwell is credited for later mapping about 150 miles of the Arctic coastline, between Point Barrow and Herschel Island, along with the adjacent Brooks Range, between 1906 and 1914.
Leffingwell, Mikkelsen, and the members of their expedition became stranded on the coast of the Arctic Ocean when their schooner, the Duchess of Bedford, became ice-locked near Flaxman Island, 250 miles east of Pt. Barrow, the northernmost point of Alaska. While Leffingwell, Mikkelsen, and the ship's physician, Dr. G.P. Howe, were exploring the coastline in March and April, 1907, the sailors in the expedition used wood from their badly-damaged ship to build a rough but serviceable cabin and other structures on Flaxman Island. For the next several years, Leffingwell stayed at the camp intermittently and conducted mapping projects with Inupiat guides, traveling by dog team in the winter and following the coastline in a small boat during the summer months
Leffingwell's cabin and several other buildings on Flaxman Island still stand, and a sign was placed on them in 1971 by geologist C. G. Mull for the Alaska Division of Parks which states: "From this base camp geologist Ernest D.K. Leffingwell almost singlehandedly mapped Alaska's Arctic coast during the years 1907-1914. He also identified the Sadlerochit – main reservoir of the Prudhoe Bay field." In 1978 Leffingwell's camp was listed as a National Historic Landmark.
Leffingwell's writings include many original journals and related papers from his expeditions. In 1909 he contributed to a book, Conquering the Arctic Ice, authored by his friend and expedition co-commander, Ejnar Mikkelsen (Philadelphia: G. W. Jacobs); in 1915 he wrote an article, "A Communication from Leffingwell," for the University of Chicago Magazine; and in 1919 he authored a 247-page Professional Paper on the Canning River Region for the U.S. Geological Survey.
In Conquering the Arctic Ice Mikkelsen described buying dogs for the two-month exploratory expedition which he, Leffingwell, and Dr. Howe undertook in the spring of 1907: "Another serious question to be settled was that of the dogs, as several more of our pack had died, and some of those we had bought were useless. We had to get more and were willing to pay any price for them. We began at once to look about us for dogs in the possession of the Eskimos which we knew would stand us in good stead for the ones lost, but we had to pay exorbitant prices for them. For example, one which we bought from Kanara was paid for with two sacks of flour, 25 lbs. beans, 6 lbs. coffee, 20 lbs. dried potatoes, 12 lbs. cocoa, one shot-gun, 250 rounds of ammunition, and one broken-down tent; and another bought from Uxra with two sacks of flour, one sack of cornmeal, 5 lbs. coffee, 20 lbs. dried potatoes, 25 lbs. sugar, 4 lbs. prunes, 4 lbs. malted milk, 200 rounds of cartridges, and one hatchet file. The prices, as said above, were exorbitant, but the dogs were good, and what was more, we needed them."
Joe Henderson is a dog musher and arctic traveler who has explored the remote regions of Alaska over the past 30 years with his intrepid team of twenty-two Alaskan Malamutes. During the winters of 2006-2008, Joe and his Malamutes made a series of unprecedented solo expeditions in the Brooks Range and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Pulling three sleds in tandem with two tons of supplies, Joe and the team mushed entirely unsupported for up to five months at a time without seeing another human being.
Henderson's expedition was a tribute to the "forgotten explorer," Ernest de Koven Leffingwell. Traveling with Leffingwell's journals as a guide, Joe covered much of the same country, camped in many of the same localities, and experienced some of the same weather and ground conditions that Leffingwell had a century before. On the third year of the expedition, Joe found Leffingwell's cabin during a whiteout blizzard.
Joe kept a detailed journal of his travels, and he wrote a three-part series of articles for Mushing magazine which appeared in three issues from 2006 to 2008. An excerpt: "It always amazes me how much ground Leffingwell covered. Leffingwell, along with some local Inupiat assistants, had spent six winters and nine summers surveying, mapping and studying Alaska's arctic environment. He traveled by dogteam or small boat over 4,500 miles, drew a sketch map of the entire coast between Point Barrow and the Canadian border, triangulated 150 miles of coast, and mapped the geographic features of 4,000 square miles of mainland. He also named several geologic formations, including the one that is the source of oil at the Prudhoe Bay oilfield. He journeyed 20,000 miles by ship, and he mentioned pitching camp 380 times! These are just a few of his extraordinary accomplishments." [Joe Henderson, Retracing Leffingwell, Mushing Magazine, Nov/Dec, 2008]
Ernest de Koven Leffingwell was awarded the Patron's Medal by the Royal Geographical Society and the Charles P. Daly Medal by the American Geographical Society, both in 1922. He was awarded an honorary Doctor of Science degree by Trinity College in 1923. Leffingwell Fork, a stream on Alaska's North Slope, Leffingwell Crags in Canada's Northwest Territories, and Leffingwell Nunatak in Greenland are named for him. When he died in 1971, he was believed to have been the oldest surviving polar explorer. ~•~
This story is excerpted from Alaskan Sled Dog Tales, by Helen Hegener (Northern Light Media, 2016).
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Cosme i Damià (), els Sants Metges (Aràbia?,  - Cir o Aegea de Síria (Cilícia), actual Ayas (Turquia), 303), foren dos famosos metges, germans, que moriren màrtirs en les persecucions de Dioclecià. Són venerats com a sants tant a l'església catòlica com a l'ortodoxa.

Vida i llegenda
Les fonts recullen diverses tradicions diferents, que els fa asiàtics (tradició de Constantinoble, estesa a l'Església ortodoxa), romans (tradició siríaca) o àrabs (tradició romana, estesa a occident). Totes tres tradicions coincideixen que eren germans bessons i metges, i que van fer guariments poc menys que miraculosos.

La tradició occidental els fa nascuts a Aràbia, al si d'una família rica. El seu pare es convertí al cristianisme i morí en una persecució a Cilícia, mentre que la mare, Teodota, també cristiana, els va educar. Van aprendre medicina a Síria i la van exercir al port d'Aegea de Síria (Cilícia, actual Ayas, Turquia), al golf d'Alexandreta. Molt pietosos, no cobraven els seus serveis, per la qual cosa eren anomenats amb el terme grec Anàrgiroi ("sense diners"); aplicaven així la dita evangèlica: "El que veu rebre de gràcia, doneu-lo de gràcia".

Durant la persecució dels cristians de Dioclecià (284-305) foren detinguts pel prefecte Lísies de Cilícia i, en no voler abjurar del cristianisme, foren martiritzats. Les passiones parlen de "cinc cops martiritzats"; segons les fonts foren lapidats, però les pedres retornaven contra els botxins, o fuetejats, crucificats i assagetejats (també les sagetes es giraren contra els soldats), o llençats al mar amb una pedra al coll, aconseguint surar-ne i, finalment, cremats en un forn. La tradició més coneguda fa que, finalment, foren decapitats, juntament amb els seus deixebles: Àntim, Lleonci i Euprepi, a Cir, prop d'Antioquia de Síria.

Miracles
El seu miracle més conegut és el que van fer quan un malalt tenia la cama gangrenada: la van tallar i la van substituir miraculosament per la d'un negre que havia mort poc abans, quedant el pacient completament guarit.

Només una vegada van acceptar una recompensa: tres ous que va donar la pagesa Pal·làdia a Damià, per haver-la guarit. Cosme, segons una llegenda, en fou tan decebut que els hagués acceptat que va dir que volia ésser sebollit lluny del seu germà. Quan en recolliren els cossos després del martiri, volgueren respectar la voluntat de Cosme i enterrar-los separats, però un camell ho impedí: miraculosament, va parlar i va dir que Damià només havia acceptat els ous mogut per l'esperit de caritat i per evitar que la dona se sentís humiliada en refusar-ne el do. Llavors, foren enterrats un a la vora de l'altre.

Veneració
El culte fou immediat a la seva mort, i eren invocats com a taumaturgs. El bisbe Teodoret de Cir, abans del 450 parla ja del repartiment de les seves relíquies, enviades a nombroses esglésies de Jerusalem, Egipte i Mesopotàmia. Justinià I els dedicà una església a Constantinoble que esdevingué meta de pelegrinatge. A Roma Fèlix IV (526-530) edificà, al lloc de l'antic Templum Romuli i la Bibliotheca Pacis, la basílica dels Sants Cosme i Damià.

Les diferents tradicions primitives marcaven dies diferents com a festa litúrgica dels sants: 1 de novembre (tradició ortodoxa), 1 de juliol (siríaca) i 17 d'octubre (occidental). Avui es commemora el 26 de setembre tant per l'església romana com per la grega.

Se'ls coneix com a Sants Metges perquè guaarien tant homes com animals. Tots els oficis que exercien la medicina tenien Sant Cosme i Sant Damià per patrons i advocats. Antigament, el dia d'aquests sants, a Catalunya els metges no visitaven cap malalt, ja que hi havia la creença que els sants patrons vetllaven per ells i els protegien. Una recepta mèdica que se li atribueix fou preservada per Arnaldus Villanovanus. També es conserven algunes homilies en grec escrites per ell o escrites en honor seu.

Els sants metges eren patrons de la família Mèdici de Florència, per la qual cosa són molt presents en obres d'art florentines de l'època.

Relíquies
Els suposats cranis dels sants es portaren a Roma al , i d'aquí a la catedral de Bremen: el 1581 Maria, filla de Carles I d'Espanya, els donà a l'església dels convent de les Descalzas Reales de Madrid, on són dipositats. Altres cranis, però, es conserven també a la Sankt-Michaelskirche de Munic, on arribaren al , i a la Catedral de Viena.

A la Basílica dels Sants Metges de Bitonto (Itàlia) hi ha la relíquia de les mans dels sants, testimoniada des del 1572; el culte a la ciutat, però, consta des del .

Els sants a l'Ortodòxia

A les esglésies ortodoxes i orientals, els sants Cosme i Damià són venerats com a Sants Metges Sense Diners (ἀνάργυροι, anargyroi,), com altres metges sants de l'Ortodòxia que sanaven sense voler cobrar res. Tots ells són venerats junts el primer diumenge de novembre, en la festa de la Synaxis dels Metges Anargyori.

Els ortodoxos distingeixen tres parelles de sants amb el mateix nom i la mateixa llegenda, diferenciant-ne el lloc d'origen o mort i el de la festa, producte de diferents tradicions hagiogràfiques a partir de la mateixa història real:

 Cosme i Damià de Cilícia o Aràbia, celebrat el 17 d'octubre. Els germans foren apallissats i decapitats amb Àntim, Lleonci i Eutropi.
 Cosme i Damià d'Àsia Menor o Mesopotàmia, l'1 de novembre: bessons, fills de Santa Teodota, moriren pacíficament, sense martiri i foren enterrats a Thereman (Mesopotàmia).
 Cosme i Damià de Roma, l'1 de juliol: germans martiritzat a la rodalia de Roma, acusats per un metge pagà gelòs del seu èxit durant el regnat de Carí (283-284).

Iconografia
 Predel·la del retaule de l'església de Santpedor, atribuït al Mestre de Rubió (s. XIV, Museu Episcopal de Vic)
 Retaule de Sant Cosme i Sant Damià, de Miquel Nadal (1453-55, Catedral de Barcelona)
 Predel·la del retaule dels sants Abdó i Senén, de Jaume Huguet (1460, església de Sant Pere de Terrassa)
 Sant Damià, de Bartolomé Bermejo c. 1490 (Lisboa, Museu Nacional d'Art Antic)
 Retaule dels metges, taula de retaule que representa els anomenats "sants metges" segons la tradició antiga i medieval, Sant Cosme i Sant Damià. Autoria desconeguda, obra del . Es tracta d'una pintura al Tremp sobre fusta que es troba al Museu d'Història de Girona.
 Armari de la farmàcia Pallarès de Solsona, s. XVII (Museu Diocesà i Comarcal de Solsona)

Sants de Cilícia
Sants de l'Orient Mitjà
Sants màrtirs durant la persecució de Dioclecià
Sants metges
Grups de sants màrtirs
Metges romans
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KRYTAR Announces New Directional Coupler with 30 dB Coupling Covers 2 to 40 GHz
KRYTAR, Inc. announced the continued expansion of its line of ultra-wideband directional couplers with the addition of a new model offering 30 dB of nominal coupling over the frequency range of 2.0 to 40.0 GHz , in a compact and lightweight package.
KRYTAR Announces New Dual-Directional Coupler Covers 1 to 65 GHz with 13 dB Coupling
The expansion of the line of dual-directional couplers with the addition of a new model offering 13 dB of coupling over 1 to 65 GHz in a single, compact and lightweight package.
Directional Coupler: 101040010SQ
101040010SQ offers superior performance ratings including nominal coupling (with respect to output) of 10 dB, ±1.0 dB and frequency sensitivity of ±1.52 dB.
Dual-Directional Coupler: 504020006
Model 504020006 is a multi-purpose, stripline design that exhibits excellent coupling over the 4.0 to 20.0 GHz frequency bands.
Directional coupler, Model 110050030, is uniquely designed for systems applications where external leveling, precise monitoring, signal mixing or swept transmission and reflection measurements are required.
Directional Coupler: 184030
Directional coupler, Model 184030, enhances the selection of multi-purpose, stripline designs that exhibit excellent coupling in a single, compact and lightweight package.
Ultra-Broadband Directional Coupler: 102050006
Directional coupler, Model 102050006, enhances the selection of multi-purpose, stripline designs that exhibit excellent coupling in a single, compact and lightweight package.
4-Way Power Divider: 7010400
Model 7010400 covers the frequency range from 1.0 to 40.0 GHz with >11 dB Isolation and ±1.5 dB Amplitude Tracking.
Dual Directional Coupler: 510046010
KRYTAR's new dual directional coupler expands the family of superior performance products offering ultra-broadband coverage in compact packages.
Directional Coupler: 106040030
Model 106040030 is a directional coupler operating in the frequency range of 6.0 to 40.0 GHz offering nominal coupling of 30 dB in a compact package.
Model 106040010 is a directional coupler operating in the frequency range of 6.0 to 40.05 GHz offering nominal coupling of 10 dB in a compact package.
Directional Coupler: 1100110010
KRYTAR's directional coupler, 1100110010 maintains flat 10 dB coupling across a wide 100 GHz bandwidth.
6 dB Directional Coupler: 101020006
Model 101020006, exhibits excellent coupling over a broadband frequency range of 1.0 to 20.0 GHz in a single, compact and lightweight package.
90 Degree Hybrid Coupler: 3040440
90 degree coupler 3040440 delivers exceptional versatility from 4 to 44 GHz, 3 dB coupling; amplitude imbalance: ±1.2 dB, > 8 dB (30 to 44 GHz) and more.
KRYTAR, Inc. announces the continued expansion of its line of dual directional couplers with the addition of a model offering 20 dB of Coupling over the ultra-broadband frequency range of 0.5 to 20.0 GHz, in a single, compact and lightweight package. Model 500520020 is a multi-purpose, stripline design that exhibits excellent coupling over the 0.5 to 20.0 GHz frequency band.
Broadband Directional Coupler: 152006
KRYTAR directional coupler, Model 152006, offers superior performance ratings including Nominal Coupling of 6 dB, ±1.0 dB, and Frequency Sensitivity of ±1.0 dB, Insertion Loss of less than 2.1 dB, Directivity of greater than 12 dB, Maximum VSWR is 1.35, Input Power Rating is 20 W. The directional coupler comes with industry-standard SMA Female connectors.
Within Series Coaxial Adapter: 4030
KRYTAR Inc. announces the continued expansion of its growing line of microwave coaxial adapters with a Within Series model offering application coverage over the frequency range of DC to 67 GHz. Model 4030 adapter is a straight-body style constructed with 1.85 mm male gender (plug) and female gender (jack) connectors. This 50 ohm adapter is manufactured to precise RF specifications and has a maximum VSWR of 1.25:1 (50 to 67 GHz).
X-band directional coupler with 6 dB coupling (7.0 to 12.4 GHz), Model 120706, offers superior performance ratings and is designed for system applications where external leveling, precise monitoring, signal mixing, or swept transmission and reflection measurements are required. KRYTAR also offers complete engineering services for custom designs covering the ultra-wideband frequency range.
Compact Broadband Directional Coupler: 110067006
KRYTAR Inc. announces the continued expansion of its growing line of directional couplers with a new model offering 6 dB of coupling over the frequency range of 10 to 67 GHz, in a single, compact and lightweight package. The latest addition enhances the selection of multi-purpose, stripline designs that exhibit excellent coupling over a broadband frequency range of 10 to 67 GHz.
KRYTAR Inc., a leader in the design and production of ultra-broadband microwave components and test equipment announces the continued expansion of its growing line of directional couplers with a new model offering 6 dB of Coupling over the frequency range of 2.0 to 20.0 GHz, in a single, compact and lightweight package. Model 102020006 expands the family of KRYTAR's superior performance products and is uniquely designed for systems.
Compact Directional Coupler: 120406
Coupler Model 120406 enhances the product line with performance ratings including nominal coupling (with respect to output) of 6 dB, ±0.5 dB, and frequency sensitivity of ±0.30 dB. The directional coupler exhibits insertion loss (including coupled power) of less than 1.8 dB, directivity of greater than 15 dB, maximum VSWR (any port) is 1.35, input power rating is 20 W average and 3 kW peak. Operating temperature is -54° to 85°C.
Directional Coupler, Model 106026506
Krytar's directional coupler Model 106026506 delivers 6 dB (±0.5 dB) of nominal coupling (with respect to output) and frequency sensitivity of ±0.50 dB. Directivity is >14 dB. The coupler exhibits insertion loss of <1.6 dB across the full frequency range including coupled power. Maximum VSWR at any port is 1.45, input power rating is 20 W average and 3 kW peak. Operating temperature is -54°C to +85°C.
KRYTAR Inc. announces the expansion of its line of directional couplers with the addition of model 120706. It enhances the product line with performance ratings including nominal coupling (with respect to output) of 6 dB, ±0.5 dB, and frequency sensitivity of ±0.30 dB. The directional coupler exhibits insertion loss (including coupled power) of less than 1.8 dB, directivity of greater than 15 dB, maximum VSWR (any port) is 1.35, input power rating is 20 W average and 3 kW peak.
KRYTAR Inc. announces Model 7030400, a 4-way power divider offering high performance over the ultra-broadband frequency range of 3 to 40 GHz with >13 dB Isolation and ±0.5 dB amplitude tracking. The 4-way divider exhibits insertion loss of <3 dB from 3 to 32 GHz and <3.6 dB from 32 to 40 GHz. The 4-way power divider can also be manufactured to meet military specifications.
Directional Coupler: Model 181206
KRYTAR, Inc., a leader in the design and production of ultra-broadband microwave components and test equipment announces a directional coupler, Model 181206. Offering superior performance over the 12.4 to 18 GHz frequency range Model 181206 delivers 6 dB (±0.5 dB) of nominal coupling (with respect to output) and frequency sensitivity of ±0.30 dB. Directivity is >15 dB.
30 dB Directional Coupler: 181230
KRYTAR Inc. announces a new directional coupler operating in the frequency range of 12.4 to 18.0 GHz offering nominal coupling of 30 dB in a extremely compact package. Model 181230 adds to the family of directional couplers offering superior performance over the 4.0 to 20.0 GHz frequency range. KRYTAR's Model 181230 delivers 30 dB (±1.0 dB) of nominal coupling (with respect to output) and frequency sensitivity of ±0.7 dB.
Multi-Purpose Couplers: 120430 / 120730
KRYTAR Inc. announces the expansion of its line of directional couplers with the addition of two models offering 30 dB of coupling. Model 120430 covers the 4 to 12.4 GHz frequency band, while Model 120730 covers the 7 to 12.4 GHz frequency band. These couplers are uniquely designed for systems applications where external leveling, precise monitoring, signal mixing or swept transmission and reflection measurements are required.
KRYTAR announces new dual directional coupler with 10 dB coupling
KRYTAR Inc., a leader in the design and production of ultra-broadband microwave components and test equipment, announces the continued expansion of its line of dual directional couplers with the addition of a new model offering 10 dB of coupling over the ultra-broadband frequency range of 0.5 to 8.0 GHz, in a single, compact and lightweight package.
KRYTAR announces a directional coupler with 30 dB coupling over 4-20 GHz
KRYTAR Inc., a leader in the design and production of ultra-broadband microwave components and test equipment, announces a new directional coupler operating in the frequency range of 4 to 20 GHz offering nominal coupling of 30 dB in an extremely compact package.
KRYTAR announces expansion of compact, ultra-broadband directional couplers
KRYTAR Inc. announces the addition of two new models offering 10 dB nominal coupling over the ultra-broadband frequency range of 2 to 40 GHz, each in a single, compact and lightweight package.
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The model 110067016 is a directional coupler that operates in a frequency range from 10 to 67 GHz.
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The primary goal of a catechist is to model God's love to others. As a result, the primary requisite of a catechist is a love for God and a love for children. A catechist designs and structures experiences for students that help them grow in their personal faith and spirituality and passes on to students a set of shared meanings and values that are Catholic and Christian. A catechist also initiates others into the faith community, into its life, its worship, symbols and practices.
Why should I become a catechist?
In choosing to become a catechist, you are answering God's call, the call of your baptism. This decision is one which will not only enrich the lives of your students, but also your own faith life.
A personal faith development segment, which raises awareness of current teachings and practices within the Church.
Practical sessions which follow and explain the teaching programme. Participants are introduced to current practices in the teaching/learning process, stages of development, strategies for group management and available resources.
Meetings and prayer days will be provided for catechists throughout the year . These are opportunities for catechists to take time out for their own spiritual growth. A mass will be celebrated annually in the Cathedral with the Bishop being the main celebrant.
Please contact the Catechist Coordinator who is able to offer you advice and guidance about becoming a catechist.


Often, men find it difficult to purchase jewelry for their wife, simply because they feel under so much pressure to make the right choice. Thankfully, there are some secrets that can help men in their jewelry shopping ventures, so they can rest assured they will make the best choice. Purchasing the right jewelry piece will make her eyes glow with joy.
When a man wants to purchase his wife a special gift, jewelry is almost always a welcome choice. There are some secret tips men should remember when purchasing a jewelry piece for their wife and these include the following.
One of the biggest mistakes men will often make when deciding on a jewelry piece for their wife is choosing something they think will look good over choosing one they know she will like. Men need to pay attention to the styles of jewelry their wife wears to get a good idea of what to buy.
Sentiments are always important when purchasing jewelry. Perhaps there is a special moment that can be remembered with a charm or her birthstone. Choosing a sentimental piece or one with an engraved message will always pull at her heartstrings.
It is a wise idea for a man to look through his wife's jewelry box to ensure he does not purchase a piece that is the same or too similar to one she already owns. The piece a man purchases should be entirely unique and fitting for the occasion.
Listening carefully to her will also reveal a lot of information for a man. If a man pays enough attention, he is sure to find subtle and not so subtle hints of what his bride would love for a jewelry gift.
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Tabletop games are games played by people on a flat surface or a table. The tabletop games exist in various categories, for example, dice and cards. These games are played differently because they are not the same. Many schools have now allowed their student to play tabletop games during competitions or during leisure time Tabletop gamers play these games differently. The article breaks down the ways of becoming a tabletop gamer.
Make sure you learn to play one tabletop game at a time. Look for a tabletop game you enjoy playing with your friends and stick to it. However, each time you will get to play the game with your friends, you will discover now things. Sticking to one game until you know how to play, as it will make you regret why you did not know how to play as it becomes more fun. You will continue to learn and recognize what you could have done the many times you have played the game before. It is essential to take your time in every game you want to learn.
Make sure that you have people you can play with even if they are not gamers. Your first experience might not be as exciting as you thought it could be. Understand what your fellow players like about the tabletop games. Have more tabletop games that you can play with your friends. You need to make sure that your fellow gamers love the new games so that they will be interested in playing them more. You should know how to play multiple tabletop games so that you become an expert in them.
Make sure you invite your friends who are gamers and teach one another about the games the other does not know how to play. It is wise to ask your friends how to play some tabletop game you might come across, and you do not know about them. Make sure you can help other friends to gain more experience by ensuring you have something you can teach them too. Ensure that you have good skills about the game you want to teach your friend so that you do not show them the wrong thing, and they should teach you well also. Make sure you practice the new games you have learnt so that you will have more experience in playing them.
Do not only rely on the games you know, have the interest to learn more games. The more the games you know, the more the experience. Make sure that for you to call yourself a player, you can play at least several games. It is essential that you are experienced in playing those games with other people.
A stripper is a professional entertainer that does stripteases in front of an audience. A stripper may be hired to perform in a private party or works in a stripper club. You should not expect them to provide you extra services other than a lap dance since majority of strippers are not prostitutes. People who frequent stripper clubs claim that they get some sort of therapy each time they visit. In addition to that, strippers are one way of adding fun to any party. They make sure that each of their audience is well-entertained which is the reason why there are vast stripper services that you can choose from. You will know all about it from this article and find out some party tips.
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Women put a lot of thought and effort into selecting the perfect outfit for specific events. If you don't know what to wear to an important event, a maxi dress is probably a great option. This practical style is both modest and beautiful, making it ideal for a variety of situations.
Everyone knows you should always dress for the job you want. A maxi dress is the perfect option for the workplace, especially if you work in an office. These dresses are sold in a variety of colors and patterns, so you're sure to find something that fits into your work environment.
Maxi dresses cover most of the body. You don't have to worry about showing off too much skin around your boss and coworkers. If you want to make the dress look even more professional, pair it with a trendy cardigan or a structured blazer.
As a wedding guest, you want to look and feel beautiful, without drawing too much attention away from the bride. Maxi dresses are always wedding appropriate. It doesn't matter if you're attending an indoor church ceremony or a modern outdoor gathering, you'll feel comfortable in a maxi dress.
Look for a maxi dress that is colorful. A wedding is a happy occasion, so bright colors are always a good option. Avoid solid white dresses, as this color should be worn by the bride only. Layer your dress with a shawl in case the venue gets chilly.
If you're planning on getting a few drinks with your girlfriends, try wearing your favorite maxi dress. You'll feel put together, without drawing too much unwanted attention. Many women prefer the look of a maxi dress because they're stylish, while still covering most of your body.
If you are hoping to turn a few heads, wear a maxi dress in a bold color, such as pink, red, blue or black. You can even pick out a dress with a low cut neckline. Wear your favorite pieces of jewelry to add some personality to your ensemble.
No matter your plans for the day, you can probably get away with wearing a comfortable, flowing maxi dress. There are different styles for a variety of occasions. Remember to visit this website to see some of the current trends in maxi dresses.


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From there he moved to the theatrical costumiers Angels and Bermans where he mastered six methods of pattern cutting from the melodramatic 16th Century to the brutally sharp tailoring which has become a McQueen signature. Aged 20 he was employed by the designer Koji Tatsuno who also had his roots in British tailoring. A year later McQueen travelled to Milan where he was gainfully employed as Romeo Gigli's design assistant. He finally returned to London in 1994 where he completed a Masters degree in Fashion Design. His degree collection was famously bought in its entirety by Isabella Blow.
In June 2003 he was awarded international Designer of the Year by The Council of Fashion Designer's of America (CFDA) and in the same month honoured with 'A Most Excellent Commander of The British Empire' (CBE) by her Majesty the Queen. Alexander was also awarded British Menswear Designer of the Year in 2004.


A new trick that TKE version 3.3 learned was how to move files/directories within the sidebar via drag and drop and how to allow manually sorting of files/directories within the sidebar using the same technique. In the past, you could always move a file or directory to a new location by selecting the item in the sidebar, right-clicking to display the contextual menu, select the rename option, and proceed to change the name or even the entire pathname of the file. This method of renaming still exists; however, there is now a simpler way to do this using the mouse.
To move a file or folder from one location in the sidebar to another, simply left-click on the item or items to move and then drag them to the new location in the sidebar. The TKE sidebar has support for spring loading folders while items are being dragged. Just move the cursor over a closed folder for a second while the left button is still pressed and the folder will automatically open, allowing you to continue delving down into the file system to find the destination folder to drop the items into. Additionally, if the destination folder is not currently in view in the sidebar, dragging files to the top or bottom of the sidebar will cause the sidebar to autoscroll. Nifty.
Pretty intuitive so far, right? Well, what can I do if I want to place the dragged items into a specific order within a folder? Perhaps I want a dragged item to be placed at the top of the destination folder's contents instead of sorted alphabetically. Well, TKE has your back there, too.
First, you need to enable manually sort for the folder. To do this, select the folder, right-click to bring up the folder's contextual menu, and select the Sort / Manually option. Nothing will immediately happen in the user interface; however, TKE will create a file within directory called ".tkesort", storing the current order of the items in the directory. After that selection has occurred, you will be able to drag and drop items within the folder and TKE will remember the manually sorted order of those items, even between TKE sessions. Super simple.
In addition to the Manual sorting option, you can revert back to sorting by name at any time by selecting the "Sort / By Name" option in the directory's contextual menu. TKE will not destroy the .tkesort file that exists in the directory, so switching back to manual sorting will revert the sorted state of the folder back to its original view if manual sorting is reselected in the future.
When a folder is sorted by name, you can sort it alphabetically or in reverse alphabetical order by selecting the "Sort / Increasing" or "Sort / Decreasing" options.
Most of the time you want to keep your head down and stay focused on coding up the task at hand. However, every once in a while it's nice to see where you have been and get a 10,000 foot view of your code. To that end, the TKE text editor comes with a built-in "Bird's Eye View" panel that you can hide or show via the View / Bird's Eye View menu option. This displays a high-level representation of the current editing buffer by displaying your file's code (syntax highlighting included) on the right-hand side of the editing buffer.
In addition to displaying a bird's eye representation of the file, this pane can also be used for navigating to different points within the file. The following are few tips on using the Bird's Eye View panel for navigating.
Use the mouse scrollbar, while the cursor is within the panel, to scroll the view panel up and down. This won't change the editing buffer view.
Holding down the Control key while left/right-clicking in the panel will cause the bird's eye view to scroll up/down by a screen at a time.
When the cursor is within panel, a translucent background will be displayed to show you what the editing buffer is currently displaying.
Left-click in the panel to jump the editing buffer view to that location within the file.
Left-click and drag in the panel to cause the editing buffer view to change.
As you scroll the editing buffer, the bird's eye view will automatically adjust itself to make sure that the current editing buffer content is displayed in the bird's eye view panel.
You can control the font size and width of the Bird's Eye View panel within Preferences by selecting the View pane. From here you can control whether the panel is always displayed when a file is opened by selecting the Show Bird's Eye View checkbox. At the bottom of the View panel, you can change the font size of the text used in the panel with the Bird's Eye View Font Size value selector, and you can change the pixel width of the panel using the Bird's Eye View Width value selector.
Important note: It is recommended that you not enable this feature by default within preferences as it can have a negative impact on the application's performance. By using the menu option to enable the view, you only display the panel for the current editing buffer, which should keep things moving along nicely while you are using it.
Whenever you need to open or save a file/directory, the open/save dialog window will display the contents of a directory. Sometimes that directory is the one that you want, but other times you may find yourself constantly using the file system browser features in the dialog window to change the directory. This can get tiresome if you are doing this often, but TKE can offer some help by making the default directory smarter and more customizable.
To change the way TKE chooses the default directory in the open/save dialog windows, head on over to Preferences (Edit / Preferences / Edit User – Global menu option) and go to the General tab within the General panel.
Last accessed: TKE will remember the last directory that was in use in an open/save dialog window and use that directory as the default directory the next time the open/save dialog window is used.
Current editing buffer directory: The directory containing the file which is the current editing buffer will be used as the default directory.
Current working directory: The current working directory will be used as the default directory. The current working directory is always displayed in the title bar of the main window and can be changed at any of the methods discussed in our Current Working Directory post.
Use directory: When this option is selected, a directory selection window will be displayed. Use it to navigate to the directory that you want to use as the default directory for subsequent open/save dialogs. The selected directory name will be displayed in the preferences window.
You can change this preference option at any time and, like most TKE preference changes, its selected value will be immediately applied within TKE.
last: Same as "Last accessed".
buffer: Same as "Current editing buffer directory".
current: Same as "Current working directory".
Or specify the absolute or relative pathname of the directory to use.
Note that changing the default directory using the Vim command will not be remembered when you quit TKE (the preferences value will be the one used upon application startup), so using this method is a terrific way to temporary override the current behavior.
A couple of quick sidebar tips for you.
Depending on your operating system and personal preferences, you may be more accustomed to having all of the folders grouped at the top of a folder's listed contents while all files are listed below. Or perhaps you prefer to have your files and folders intermixed in alphabetical order. Whichever way you prefer to view files/folders in the sidebar, TKE has you covered.
To switch the sidebar file/folder ordering, head on over to preferences (Edit / Preferences / Edit User – Global menu option), select the Sidebar panel and make sure that the Behaviors tab is selected. Simply toggle the checkbutton labeled Show Folders at Top to cause the sidebar to display folders first or folders intermixed.
If the sidebar has keyboard focus, you can quickly select a file or folder within the current folder by typing the name of the file. As long as you enter the successive characters within a second of each other (the default time), the characters will be appended to the current search string; otherwise, waiting beyond a second will cause the search string to clear out and entering another key will select the first file/folder matching the new search string.
If one second between characters is not enough or too much time, you can adjust the value within the same Sidebar / Behavior tab within preferences, by increasing/decreasing the Append characters to search string if entered within: value.
And since we are on the topic of using the keyboard within the sidebar, you can always select the parent folder by hitting the left arrow key and you can open the currently selected folder by hitting the right arrow key. This means that you can quickly change the selection of any file/folder within the sidebar using only the keyboard.
Your mouse or trackpad might get a bit lonelier with these tips.
Perhaps its just a case of aging eyes, but sometimes I find myself searching for the current line that the cursor is on. I could adjust my theme's cursor color to change it to make it easier to find; however, there is a plugin called the "current_line" plugin which highlights the entire line that the insertion cursor is currently on.
To install the plugin, click on the "Plugin" menu in the main menu and select the "Install…" menu option. In the resulting plugin preview window either type a portion of the name "current_line" or use the up/down arrows to find and select the plugin and hit the RETURN key. At the bottom of the TKE main window, a message indicating that the current_plugin is now installed will be displayed.
From that point on, all editing buffers will highlight the current line. What's nice is that if you change the theme, the current line plugin will continue to work, adjusting the current line to go nicely with the theme's background color.
Let's face it — there's something comforting about having line numbers displayed when editing text. It aids in debugging failures, it helps gives us a sense of where we are, and it even feels good to hit the return key at the end of a file and see the line number increase, giving us a feeling of accomplishment. All code editors have line number support as a result.


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