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Nigerian journal of experimental and clinical biosciences: Created to redefine the art of scientific publishing
Eghosa Edorisiagbon Iyare
Department of Physiology, College of Medicine, University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, Enugu, Nigeria
Department of Physiology, College of Medicine, University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, Enugu
Iyare EE. Nigerian journal of experimental and clinical biosciences: Created to redefine the art of scientific publishing. Niger J Exp Clin Biosci 2013;1:1-2
Iyare EE. Nigerian journal of experimental and clinical biosciences: Created to redefine the art of scientific publishing. Niger J Exp Clin Biosci [serial online] 2013 [cited 2021 Jan 20];1:1-2. Available from: https://www.njecbonline.org/text.asp?2013/1/1/1/123936
It is with immense pleasure that I present the maiden edition of the Nigerian Journal of Experimental and Clinical Biosciences (NJECB). This journal was conceptualized by a group of energetic young scientists (backed by internationally renowned mentors) who are experts in their chosen fields and are desirous of a paradigm shift in the very art of scientific publishing. The importance of this shift can never be overemphasized as a recent publication in Science magazine on a sting operation conducted by John Bohannon [1] on some open access journals clearly showed the flaws and glaring lack of quality control in the peer review process.
NJECB is published by Medknow, a part of Wolters Kluwer Health. Medknow is one of the largest open access publishers worldwide with nearly 200 medical journals in its portfolio. Medknow journals are well accessed by students, researchers, clinicians, and other healthcare professionals worldwide. Authors and reviewers in this maiden volume and issue cut across researchers in the developing and developed world suggesting that the journal has assumed an international status right from the outset.
That the global trend now is the development of drugs from plants is no longer in doubt. This was recently underscored by the World Bank grant of $8m to the University of Jos, Nigeria, [2] for the establishment of an African Centre of Excellence for Phytomedicine Research and Development for the production of drugs from plants. In support of this trend, the journal will also accept articles on studies on medicinal plants in both animals and humans as long as it concerns the effects on the physiological systems.
In this maiden volume and issue, I present one review article, nine original articles and three case reports. In their review article of the literature on frontal sinus fractures (FSFs) using a computerized literature search of PUBMED and MEDLINE for publications on the clinical anatomy and management of FSF, Kanu et al. observed that FSF, which may result from high velocity impacts such as motor vehicle accidents and assaults as well as blunt or penetrating force, account for 5-15% of all maxillofacial injuries and are associated with 32% of pan-facial and maxillary injuries. The authors also noted that in addition to the classical management protocols, there are also several recent protocols with greater emphasis on the naso-frontal outflow tract.
Nubila et al., working with Telfairia ocidentalis, observed a sub-acute inhibitory effect on coagulation in healthy albino rats by a possible antithrombopoietic activity of the plant. They thus suggested caution in its consumption by individuals with bleeding disorders. They also reported that Ocimum gratissimum induces a dose- and duration-dependent hematopoietic activity when methanolic crude leaf extract are administered to male albino rats. In their study on the frequency distribution of hemoglobin variants among Yorubas residing in Ibadan, they also observed that the HbAA was the most prevalent with a frequency of 65.3% followed by HbAS (24.1%), HbSS (5.5%), HbAC (4%), and HbSC (1.1%). They also noted that the females had higher frequencies in HbAA, HbAS, and HbSS, whereas the males had higher frequencies in HbAC and HbSC. The reasons and significance of these variations were also discussed.
Okojie et al., in their evaluation of memory status following administration of Depo-Provera in female Wistar rats, observed that natural progesterone and its synthetic counterpart, medroxyprogesterone acetate (MPA), impair memory probably by alteration of the GABAergic system in the cognitive brain regions in menopausal rats. This, according to them, may suggest a detrimental effect of the use of hormonal therapy. Studying the neurobehavioral characteristics in actively lactating and nonlactating Wistar rats, Oyekunle et al., observed some behavioral deficits such as reduced locomotor and exploratory behaviors in nonpregnant and nonlactating rats, which they suggested could be due to the reduced plasma concentration of the hormones prolactin and oxytocin.
Using ethanolic leaf extract to assess the impact of Azadirachta indica (AI) on biliary flow rate and bile composition in rats, Ofem et al. reported that AI leaves increased the rate of bile secretion in rats with the possibility of a dose-dependent modification of the composition. Singh et al. reported that the ethanolic extract of Cedrus deodara exhibited significant antihyperglycemic activity coupled with lowering of some biochemical markers like SGPT, SGOT, cholesterol, and triglycerides in streptozotocin-induced diabetic mice. Studying the variations in the lateral and posterior view of the pinna in Ilorin metropolis, Alabi et al. noted that the pinna increases in length and decreases in width with increasing age and that males had larger pinnas compared with females. They also noted a significant role for ethnicity in the variations.
Finally, Parvez and Al-Hassan reported a case of Carvajal syndrome, a variant of Naxos disease in two Saudi siblings admitted in their pediatric intensive care unit while Mukhopadhyay et al. and Sharma et al. reported cases of nonsyndromic hypohyperdontia in a 12-year-old girl and protagonist role of oral atropine in organophosphate poisoning, respectively.
On behalf of the editorial board, I wish to sincerely thank all those who have contributed in one way or the other in actualizing this maiden edition especially the authors and reviewers who have keyed into our mission and vision of projecting to the world, from a developing country, a journal renowned for global research excellence and for the redefinition of the art of scientific publishing. It is our sincere belief that with the technical knowhow and expertise of Medknow and Wolters Kluwer Health, our vision and mission will be actualized in no distant time!
1. Bohannon J. Who′s Afraid of Peer Review? Science 2013;342:60-5.
2. Available from: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/11/unijos-wins-8m-dollars-world-bank-grant-research/ [Last accessed on 2013 December 5].
Iyare EE
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The usual band of the ignorant and the bigoted have got together to protest Romila Thapar's appointment to the Kluge Chair (see entry under 24 April). The Babu notes that the argument put forward by one C V Prakash encapsulates the classic rightwing Hindutva attitude to the study of history perfectly: "India's heritage and culture are beyond anyone's research to conclude. Even otherwise, I do not have any doubt in mind that such a culture built by so many sages, rishis and God by Himself cannot be washed away. It will remain in our heart/body/soul and mind. Papers doesn't matter." All the Babu can do is shrug his shoulders, and note that the good people at the Library of Congress who selected Thapar for the Kluge Chair remain unmoved by this predictable barrage of protest.


Patients treated with metformin for diabetes also had the lowest risk of pNETs progression compared to non-diabetic patients, according to findings reported by an Italian team of investigators on 10 October at the ESMO 2016 Congress in Copenhagen.
According to lead author Sara Pusceddu, Medical Oncology Department, Fondazione IRCCS - Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori in Milan, Italy, previous studies have suggested that patients with diabetes have an increased risk of developing cancer. Metformin, the most widely used treatment in type 2 diabetes mellitus, has been associated with a decrease in cancer risk and has recently emerged as a potential anti-proliferation agent in cancer. She pointed out that metformin indirectly decreases both glucose, insulin and insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF1) levels, and further explained that metformin promotes AMPK activation and mTOR inhibition by TSC1-2.
Together with collegues, Dr. Pusceddu conducted this multicentre, retrospective study to assess the impact of hyperglycaemic versus normoglycaemic status on PFS in patients with pNETs, and to evaluate the impact of concomitant metformin administered during everolimus and/or somatostatin analogue therapy. The hazard ratio (HR) for risk of progression was calculated at 90% statistical power, with α error of 0.05 to detect risk of 0.67 in 445 hyperglycaemic versus normoglycaemic patients. The statistical power in the analysis of smaller subgroups of hyperglycaemic versus normoglycaemic patients on metformin and hyperglycaemic versus normoglycaemic on insulin was 77% to detect a HR of 0.67.
Investigators consulted the database of 24 Italian centres that included 445 patients who received everolimus and/or somatostatin analogues treatment for pNETs between 1999 and 2015. The patients' median age was 59 (range: 49 to 69) years and 53.5% of patients were male.
Of the patients with pNETs, 209 (46.7%) patients were normoglycaemic and 236 were hyperglycaemic. Of the latter, 112 (25.2%) diabetic patients received metformin, 91 (20.4%) received insulin, and 33 (7.7%) patients were given dietetic counselling.
In the overall population of patients treated for pNETs, median PFS was 23.4 months (95% confidence interval [CI] 19.1, 27.9). However, PFS was prolonged to 32 months in the subgroup of patients who were hyperglycaemic and had diabetes compared to just 15.1 months in normoglycaemic patients, HR 0.63; 95%CI 0.50, 0.80 (p = 0.0002).
THE PRIME-NET Pancreatic Retrospective Italian MEtformin (NET study) - PFS according to glycemia and hypoglyc drugs. © Sara Pusceddu.
Further subgroup analysis revealed that diabetic patients who received insulin modulating therapy had a prognosis more similar to normoglycemic patients, with difference on PFS which is not statistically significant; the median PFS was 20.8 months (95% CI 15.6-36.3) in patients receiving insulin, (HR versus normoglycaemic patients 0.81; 95% CI 0.60, 1.1 (p = 0.18). However, patients on metformin showed the most prolonged PFS and a lower risk that was statistically significantly; PFS was 44.2 months (95% CI 36.4, 61.9) and the HR for progression versus normoglycaemic patients was 0.45; 95% CI 0.32, 0.62 (p< 0.0001). These results are highly statistically significant.
The authors noted that this study had the limitations of any retrospective analysis but concluded that findings from this large study suggest that adding metformin to either everolimus or a somatostatin analougue may provide clinical benefit in patients with diabetes and advanced pNETs.
They called for a prospective study to confirm these preliminary findings.
This trial was sponsored by the Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Nazionale Tumori di Milano.


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The underlying form does not have fields perform a DbLookup to a view that has @Today or @Now in a column/selection formula.
If the form has embedded views, make sure the column/selection formulas of the view do not utilize @Today or @Now.
For the past year+ I've been in the midst of modernizing a very, very large Lotus Notes application that is comprised of many databases. Over the past few weeks, as I started building out the next phase, one particular XPage was loading extremely, EXTREMELY, slow, like in the neighborhood of 8 seconds to open. Not good.
Since we are modernizing an existing application (which is the lifeblood of the company), we are operating in a co-existence environment. This means dropping the XPages layer on top of the existing environment versus building and architecting an application from scratch. So in this case, the XPage in question has a document datasource that utilizes an existing Notes form.
Now, keep in mind I did not build this form originally, so I am getting up to speed with it's inner workings as I'm building out the XPages side.
Using @Today and @Now in a view is bad enough … but six times on a form? OUCH!
This was a flat-out performance catastrophe. One of the first performance tips you learn in Notes Client development is do not use @Today or @Now in view column or selection formulas unless you absolutely have to. Even then, consider running an agent nightly to update the view with a hard coded date instead.
Luckily, the issue was discovered and handled, reducing the page load time from 8s to ~50ms.


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When using a filter action to call Acrobat Distiller, the first job is distilled properly. Subsequent jobs fail to be opened in Distiller and stay in RPM in a Wait state.
A new feature introduced in version 5.0, and has been available in all versions since, has an option to forcibly close a filter program launched by RPM after a configurable idle timeout period. By default, the program will be closed if it has been idle for ten seconds. Because RPM ensures the program must be idle for that amount of time before closing it, the value can be set to a much lower threshold safely. We had an Adobe program in mind when we added this.
The /N option tells Distiller to start a new instance which assures that it will be started fresh and will not try to wait for previous Distiller instances to finish processing.
The /Q option is supposed to cause Distiller to quit when it is finished processing a file, though it will not close if it is the only remaining instance of Distiller.
For more command line switches in Distiller, refer to www.adobe.com.


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On this week's poll, Angel and Deadpool tied - not surprising considering that these characters are fan favorites. For my money, I thought that Deadpool would win going away - he's pretty well-liked - but what do I know? I flipped a coin, and it came up Angel.
Not to worry, though - due to the tie, I'll do Deadpool next. That also means that we'll be delaying our poll until Deadpool's overview goes live.
My first memories of Angel are from the X-Men Animated Series, when Warren Worthington III was featured in the episode "Come The Apocalypse." For the life of me, I don't remember a single thing that happened, but I remember that this was the first time that I saw him. He's also a character thatsome want to see featured in the announced "X-Men: Apocalypse."
I can't promise much here, but I can promise that I'll treat him better than X-Men 3 did.
Angel has a total fielding cost of two and provides shield energy.There are no bursts on any of his faces.His die features somewhat weaker stats - 2-3A/2-4D, but as we go forward we'll see that his abilities help to take that into account.
In fact, if he hit harder, it's likely that he would be overpowered.
Aesthetically, Angel's dice are just shy of my best; there is a slight blemish on one of his faces on a die where the paint wasn't applied as well as it could have been. Oddly, this is generally impacting a portion of his halo - perhaps he isn't such an angel after all! Otherwise, I love the clear blue look of the die; it's a nice one.
Angel's cards provide dice for a bargain - his rare is one of the few two-costers, and his other two cost three. Thematically speaking, Angel's abilities have him providing aerial support and finding ways to avoid blockers or deal damage directly to the opponent. This would seem to mesh with his character in the comics.
"High Ground" would work well in a currently-theoretical "spinning" deck that we've toyed with but haven't used yet. If there is a viable way to make this style of deck work, then Angel would be a card to include.
"Avenging Angel"may combo well with something like distraction; there are theories about this in the comment to Kate's post about the "Terrible Take Twos". It's possible that, when pulling him back with distraction after blockers are declared, his ability still triggers. He was blocked (by virtue of having been assigned a blocker) and was not knocked out. It ought to trigger. Of course, I could see the argument for the opposite as well. A FAQTalk, perhaps?
"Soaring" is a necessary part of any squad that wants to use basic actions. Invulnerability is a good one to include here, as it's cheap and the ability may actually be useful. Also useful: something that pumps him up; now that damage matters all the more.
I have to cheat - I like all of these. "High Ground" is probably towards the back, but that's because he needs spinning to work and I don't know if such a squad is feasible yet. Please let me know in the comments if you've had success with a squad based on the spinning mechanic.
What makes him so good? Why is he worth it? Easy - he's a cheap purchase and his fielding cost vs. what you'll get out of his abilities is a bargain.
"Soaring" has a reliance on basic actions that could be a curse, but it's a fantastic synergy.
"Avenging Angel," even when you don't want to use/can't pay for Distraction, he absolutely can't be chump blocked.
The blocker-prevention is why it's good that Angel's stats aren't a bit better than they are. Unblocked damage is a great thing - but it can only be so much at once before it's broken. The obvious drawback is that Angels that hit will go back to your used pile. You will need draw acceleration (aka, churn) and perhaps even our good old tutor, Brimstone Biker, to help keep your Angels a-comin'.
Because of the articles I have read here, I made a deck with the characters that take advantage of using actions. Mainly just Angel and Dr. Strange... I haven't had a chance to test it but I think it may actually be a good deck. If you and your opponent bring Invulnerability and you can buy a ton of those dice, you could really put a hurting on him with Tsarina attacking with Angel. You need to get Dr. Strange out as fast as possible, obviously. I have Silver Surfer in there just so I can use his global right off the bat to try and buy Dr. Strange early.
Angel is a nice character. In many ways, he's the archetype for what a low cost character should be. Easy to field and some nice abilities, but mainly a ramp and combo guy once the team is established. Angel is a nice addition to the squad, but you wouldn't build your whole team around him.
Absolutely! You have the makings of my 'Strangel' deck in that, Smat. Make sure you take a glance at the uncommon Rogue (Anna Marie) when fielded she lets you steal an opponent's action die and use it. A little pricey, but it'll keep you in actions even during the turns you can't roll them up yourself.
I've made some good starts and dents with him, tbh. You CAN win on the strength of Angel: Soaring alone, he is brutal. But you're right that you want another finisher.
Hmm, I wasn't sure if I liked the idea of including Rogue in my deck. Being able to get both her AND Dr. Strange could prove to be difficult, although she a IS cheaper option for a 'Rangel' deck.
I tend to use the energy, not spent on buying out my Angel's, on actions. My opponent typically knows I'm going for them, and it throws off what they want to do, as they try to buy them out from under me. Anna Marie is definitely a good counter to that.


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Q: Override a function for using online URL rather than local asset I have a function in an sdk where it strictly uses file from asset folder. I want to use the file from online. When I am passing the filename as example.mbtiles it is searching for the file is Asset folder and if found the app working fine. But when I am trying to get the file from a url such as www.myurl.com/example.mbtiles its taking all the url as string and finding the file in Asset folder which makes the app not working. Here is the function
private File getFile(String url, final Context context) {
        if (context != null) {
            //we assume asset here
            AssetManager am = context.getAssets();
            InputStream inputStream;
            try {
                inputStream = am.open(url);
                final File mbTilesDir;
                if (Environment.MEDIA_MOUNTED.equals(Environment.getExternalStorageState())
                        || (!Environment.isExternalStorageRemovable())) {
                    mbTilesDir = new File(context.getExternalFilesDir(null), url);
                } else {
                    mbTilesDir = new File(context.getFilesDir(), url);
                }
                return createFileFromInputStream(inputStream, mbTilesDir.getPath());
            } catch (IOException e) {
                Log.e(TAG, "MBTiles file not found in assets: " + e.toString());
                return null;
            }
        }
        try {
            return new File(url);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            Log.e(TAG, "can't load MBTiles: " + e.toString());
            return null;
        }
    }

How can I get the file from online url instead of local asset folder? what changes I need to do in this code? I also want to know, can I override this function in my MainActivity?

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Zoe Wirt is a recent graduate of the Music Department at Birmingham-Southern College. At BSC, Zoe was a member of the Hilltop Singers, concert choir, Alpha Psi Omega Theatre Honor Society, Pi Kappa Lambda Music Honor Society, and Mortar Board Honor Society. She has studied at summer programs such as the musical theatre intensive, Open Jar, in NYC, and the College-Conservatory of Music Summer Opera Studio in Cincinnati. In her hometown of Columbus, GA, she trained intensively in ballet for eight years at the Columbus Ballet and attended the Springer Theatre Academy for ten years. Currently, Zoe holds positions as the soprano section leader in the St. Paul's Cathedral choir, a member of Sursum Corda, and the music director of Birmingham Children's Theatre's Rumpelstiltskin, where she will also be performing the role of Gretchen this fall.


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We Built a Fire is the second full-length album from Icelandic band Seabear.

Track listing
 "Lion Face Boy" (3:37)
 "Fire Dies Down" (4:36)
 "I'll Build You a Fire"
 "Cold Summer"
 "Wooden Teeth"
 "Leafmask"
 "Softship"
 "We Fell Off the Roof"
 "Warm Blood"
 "In Winter's Eyes"
 "Wolfboy"

genre: Indie folk, Indie pop, Baroque pop

References

2010 albums
Seabear albums

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100 Best Programming Books of All Time
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"As featured on CNN, Forbes and Inc – BookAuthority identifies and rates the best books in the world, based on public mentions, recommendations, ratings and sentiment. Recommendations by Steve Jobs,Jeff Atwood,Tim O'Reilly, David Heinemeier Hansson and 11 others"
Application-Driven API Design
By Stephen Mizell - Submitted by Og Maciel
When designing APIs, it's important to take a design-first approach to ensure the right API gets built. However, I don't think the first step should be to write an OpenAPI or API Blueprint document. I think it should be to design a working application.
Build a Twitter clone in 10 minutes with Rails, CableReady, and StimulusReflex
By Hopsoft
Learn how to build highly reactive web applications by building a Twitter clone in 10 minutes!
Building a Ruby CLI with Thor
By Daniel Gómez
We have written a Ruby CLI using Thor for a client project and we share everything we've learned in the process in this blog post!
Docker and Kubernetes with Kelsey Hightower
By Rails with Jason
In this episode, I ask Kelsey all kinds of noob questions such as "Under what scenarios should I use Docker?", "How does Kubernetes relate to Docker?" and "Can I borrow your toaster?" This is a great one for people who, like me, still have a hard time wrapping their head around Docker and K8s.
Effective Feedback - Is it Possible?
By Frank Jansen - Submitted by Alexis Monville
A recent Harvard Business Review (HBR) article appears to indicate that candid feedback should be avoided; in The Feedback Fallacy, the authors stipulate that this kind of feedback may be damaging. The authors' reference to the current excitement over apps based on 'Radical Candor' and the tendency toward direct, sometimes harsh feedback that is being promoted at a number of companies, seems to lead us away from that approach. But does it?
Functional Programming in Scala Specialization
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This Specialization provides a hands-on introduction to functional programming using the widespread programming language, Scala. It begins from the basic building blocks of the functional paradigm, first showing how to use these blocks to solve small problems, before building up to combining these concepts to architect larger functional programs. You'll see how the functional paradigm facilitates parallel and distributed programming, and through a series of hands on examples and programming assignments, you'll learn how to analyze data sets small to large; from parallel programming on multicore architectures, to distributed programming on a cluster using Apache Spark. A final capstone project will allow you to apply the skills you learned by building a large data-intensive application using real-world data.
Go vs Rust: Writing a CLI tool
By Paulo Henrique Cuchi
This text is about my adventure writing a small CLI application (twice) using two languages I had little experience with.
Hash tables
By Edd - Submitted by Og Maciel
"In this post you'll learn what hash tables are, why you would use them, and how they're used to implement dictionaries in the most popular Python interpreter — CPython."
How we set goals for Goals
By Julie Caprio - Submitted by Og Maciel
So, rather than be afraid of not reaching a goal and therefore not setting one, I've learned to just set it! And measure against it. And act on it. But that is the spirit of agile, after all, right?
iOS App Development with Swift Specialization
This Specialization covers the fundamentals of iOS application development in the Swift programming language. You'll learn to use development tools such as XCode, design interfaces and interactions and evaluate their usability, and integrate camera, photo, and location information to enhance your app. In the final Capstone Project, you'll apply your skills to create a fully-functioning photo editing app for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. A Mac computer is required for success in this course.
Performance comparison: counting words in Python, Go, C++, C, AWK, Forth, and Rust
By Ben Hoyt
I describe a simple interview problem (counting frequencies of unique words), solve it in various languages, and compare performance across them. For each language, I've included a simple, idiomatic solution as well as a more optimized approach via profiling.
Programming with Google Go Specialization
This specialization introduces the Go programming language from Google and provides learners with an overview of Go's special features. Upon completing the three-course sequence, learners will have gained the knowledge and skills needed to create concise, efficient, and clean applications using Go.
Puppet's New Cloud Native Continuous Delivery Tool Builds on the CDF's Tekton
By LibClark - Submitted by Og Maciel
"Puppet has released into public beta its Project Nebula, a cloud native tool that connects a DevOps team's existing toolset into an end-to-end, continuous delivery platform. The company aims to simplify deployment of microservices and serverless-based applications by connecting popular tools for infrastructure provisioning, application deployment, and notifications into a single, automated workflow."
Ruby adds experimental support for end-less method definition
By Prateek Choudhary
Ruby has added a new way to define single-line methods. However, this syntax is still in an experimenting phase, and its spec may change before the release.
Ruby on Rails Web Development Specialization
"This Specialization covers the fundamentals of web development with Ruby on Rails. You'll learn everything you need to develop your own web application using Ruby on Rails, SQL and NoSQL databases, and HTML/CSS, and Javascript. We will also touch on advanced topics such as security, services using HTTP/RESTful access patterns, and user access and user experience from multiple device platforms. In the final Capstone Project, you'll apply your skills to develop a web application that hosts uploaded photos and displays them using a map.
Salesforce: Why we ditched Python for Google's Go language in Einstein Analytics
By Liam Tung - Submitted by Og Maciel
"Salesforce explains why Google's Go programming language is a better fit than Python and C for Einstein Analytics."
Serverless Golang apps in 60 seconds
By TJ Holowaychuk - Submitted by Og Maciel
In this brief post I'll illustrate how quick it is production-ready serverless environment for any Golang application or API using Apex Up. This post assumes you have AWS credentials configured on your machine, as Up deploys to AWS Lambda and API Gateway.
The Bel Language
By Paul Graham - Submitted by Og Maciel
"If computers were as powerful as we wanted, what would languages look like?"
The Forgotten Woman Who Discovered the Greenhouse Effect
By Ian Steadman - Submitted by Og Maciel
When did we realize that more carbon dioxide equals a hotter planet? You could go all the way back to 1827, when French mathematician Joseph Fourier calculated that the atmosphere, somehow, was keeping the planet warm like a blanket. Or you could go as late as 1938, when British engineer Guy Stewart Callendar gathered data for the first time to show that the Earth was already getting warmer in line with emissions.
But over the last decade, a new answer has come to light: 1856. That's when amateur American scientist Eunice Foote discovered what we now call the greenhouse effect. Yet we know very little about her. We don't even know what she looked like.
User Interface Design Specialization
In this Specialization, you will learn industry-standard theory and methods for developing successful user interfaces (UIs). Upon completing this Specialization, you will have fluency with the user research, prototyping and evaluation techniques necessary for creating intuitive interfaces that facilitate good user experiences. You will also have demonstrated this fluency through an in-depth Capstone Project that can be shown to prospective employers in the fast-growing field of UI design.
Why Rubyists Should Consider Learning Go
By Ayooluwa Isaiah
These days fewer and fewer web developers get to specialize in a single language like Ruby. We use different tools for different jobs. In this article, Ayooluwa Isaiah argues that Go is the perfect complement to Ruby. The developer who knows both is in a great position to handle almost any back-end challenge.

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Ceremony for the assignment of the position of President of the Center for Italian Linguistic Studies to Prof. Alberto Manco
European Day of Languages 2019 in Tbilisi
Official opening of the Center for Italian Language and Culture Minerva at Sokhumi State University
Minerva is an Italian-Georgian NGO (Non Governative Organization), Committed to Execellence, accredited in Georgia since 2014. Our committement is in Education, Tourism, Innovation and New Techonogies, expecially in the field of Education. We are working in cooperation with local and Governamental Institution, Universities and NGOs located in Georgia, in Italy and around the world.
NGO Minerva
Minerva is significantly involved in regional development, in the study of languages, in the multi-ethnic and multilingual integration process, as well as in the analysis and development of intercultural relations.
Tourism with its multidisciplinary aspects, sensitivity to the environment and the territory, constitutes the natural place of study and application, thanks to the presence of a series of characteristics such as culture, food and traditions and whose enhancement constitutes the true wealth of the territory.
The economic fabric operating therein also constitutes a further enhancement factor.
Tourism thus understood becomes the engine of the economic development of the territory, as well as the qualifying element in the employment and environmental sphere.
Other areas of interest are migration, gender equality, youth development and environmental issues
From an organizational point of view, the NGO Minerva is the container in which the departments of excellence coexist, such as the Center for Italian Language and Culture (CLCI), the Center for Italian Linguistic Studies (CSLI) and the Institute for New Technologies, Innovation and Development (INTIS).
CLCI Minerva
The Center for Italian Language and Culture Minerva was born and developed with the aim of promoting the diffusion of the Italian language in the country, in a context of mutual diffusion of the different cultures and with the aim of contributing to raising teaching standards in schools and in universities. To achieve this goal, Minerva favors and sponsors the use of new technologies to always support the educational process.
CLCI MInerva is aimed at all those who intend to learn the Italian language for cultural, study and professional reasons. The basic philosophy with which Minerva operates is contact with students, preferably in their natural learning environment (School and University) and with the aim of guaranteeing them quality teaching. The study of the language therefore becomes a factor of intercultural growth and at the same time a vector to guarantee them an outlet in professions and future work activities. In fact, it is known that one of the best ways to improve professional development is through the improvement of foreign languages which can increase the chances of making a career or finding work at home or abroad. Our motto therefore is "Voted to Excellence for the success of our students".
CSLI Minerva
The Center for Italian Linguistic Studies (Centro di Studi Linguistici Italiani) intends to provide graduates in the Italian language and high education institutions that provide for the teaching of Italian, an environment in which to discuss and grow linguistic studies, where linguistics as is known tends to seek certain laws governing the production of linguistic facts.
The Center for Italian Linguistic Studies therefore operates in the study of the phonology, morphology and syntax of the language which together form what is traditionally called grammar, while metrics study the rhythmic and intonative structure of the language, followed then by semantics and lexicology (which includes the etymology).
Being always attentive to intercultural aspects, CSLI Minerva also intends to study and promote the Caucasian languages, including Georgian and Abkhazian, which, as is well known, is included in the list of alphabets protected by UNESCO.
CLSI Minerva promotes cooperation with other similar centers in the Caucasus and elsewhere in the world.
head of the center is Professor Alberto Manco, associate professor for the course in "Glottology and linguistics" of the "Orientale" University (Naples)
Minerva INTIS
The Institute for New Technologies, Innovation and Research Minerva was created to provide the Organization Minerva, a technological support and in fact it constitutes an independent organization in favor of Research in the sector of new technologies and innovation. New technologies are intended to provide education with greater and qualified support. Other areas of interest are tourism, the environment, sustainable development and the discovery and promotion of new activities aimed at contributing to regional development, both in the Caucasus and in other regions of the world where it is possible to intervene.
Of particular interest is the development of platforms for distance teaching (e-learning) and the contribution to the development and growth of digital tourism.
Minerva also intends to provide support, through research and collaboration with other partners, for the development of startups and the identification of new sectors of interest, useful for creating new jobs, necessary for the transition to a new economy strongly characterized by a high automation and the use of non-human resources in the labor sector.
The eLearning Platform of Minerva
At the time of Covid-19
Minerva has made its e-learning platform available for Georgian schools and for the Sokhumi and Telavi State University for distance teaching of the Italian language, both in synchronous and asynchronous mode, thus allowing thousands of Georgian students to continue the lessons.
Minerva journal "Ciao Italia" will be online soon
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Wash. Contractor Cited for Fraud, Safety Violations
In a combined effort to combat fraud and protect workers from serious injury and death, Washington's Department of Labor and Industries (L&I) has cited a Tacoma roofing contractor for workers' compensation fraud and multiple safety violations.
An industrial insurance audit reportedly showed that Armstrong Construction, of 3108 S. Ninth St. in Tacoma, owed $3,642 in unpaid premiums for underreporting worker hours and had been audited two times before for the same problem. Because of the severity of the repeats, the company was cited for a misrepresentation penalty of 10 times the amount owed, for an additional $36,420.
During the course of the audit, L&I safety inspectors were alerted to possible safety violations at the contractor's job sites. Inspectors found ongoing problems, such as a supervisor and another employee working on a steep-pitched roof at heights of 12 and 30 feet without any fall protection. Fall-protection equipment was at the job site but was not being used. The company was cited $30,500 for two "willful," one "repeat serious," one "serious" and two "general" violations of safety regulations.
"Serious" violations are issued when failure to follow safety regulations is likely to result in death or serious injury. "Willful" is cited when the department finds an employer intentionally or knowingly violated rules or knew that a violation was occurring and was plainly indifferent to correcting it. The company has 15 working days to appeal the safety citations.
Falls in construction are a significant cause of workplace deaths. In the past six years, 38 construction workers in Washington have died in falls. Falls in construction are also the leading cause of severe injury to employees.
Categories: West NewsTopics: Fraud


Posted by Jurgen Van de Moere on November 22nd, 2014 .
In February 2014 Google announced that they had published some new "Best Practice Recommendations for Angular App Structure".
For years I had been structuring AngularJS code in directories called controllers, services, directives, filters, etc as outlined by the initial AngularJS documentation and now this new document suddenly proposes a radically different way to structure our AngularJS applications?
In my daytime job as lead developer, it is my responsibility to make sure all (remote) team members can function optimally to deliver the best they can in the shortest amount of time with the goal of delivering the best possible value for money to clients.
So I had already invested a lot of time in creating a toolbox of Yeoman generators, Grunt/Gulp build processes and documentation to get new projects up and running quickly. It was a pain to maintain, but it worked, and above all it was quick.
On the other hand the new recommendations made a lot of sense and actually tackled problems that I had been repeatedly faced with during development, deployment and maintenance of previous AngularJS applications, where other team members eventually asked me to deploy their code because they weren't really sure where to put it.
where each directory was filled with tens or evens hundreds of files as the project went on.
We really tried hard to create sensible hierarchical directory structures and to keep file names as descriptive as possible, but in reality it was very hard to grow and maintain, which becomes painfully clear when you have to update code in a project you developed yourself months ago.
If you can't quickly locate a piece of code in a project you developed yourself, how can you expect someone else to find it?
So six months ago I decided to take the plunge, dumped my current toolbox, got up daily at 4am to experiment with prototypes before work, and started applying the new recommendations to new projects.
It was a huge risk because entire teams were depending on my gut feeling, but today I can tell you that the result is nothing short of amazing!
In the next couple of articles I will share some of the challenges we were faced with and how we overcame them while putting the new recommendations into practice.
If you have no clue what component driven AngularJS development is: stay with me and I'll explain to the best of my abilities what it is and how we put it in practice.
So what are the new Google recommendations about?
The new recommendations are NOT about how you should write your actual code.
The new recommendations are a proposal to structure your application in such a way that related pieces of code are grouped into logical units called components.
So instead of putting files in directories by the nature of their function (views, controllers, directives, etc), you put them in the directory of the component that they are structurally part of.
where all files related to login are centralized in the components/login directory instead of scattered all over the place.
Check out the original Best Practice Recommendations for Angular App Structure document for more examples and detailed technical motivations behind the structure.
At first you may see no immediate value in this. I know I didn't.
Quite contrary: it almost felt to me as if the login component directory had now become a collection of functionally non-related files.
I wasn't sure whether I had done it right but it was my first working prototype.
One immediate benefit was that looking at the components directory provided a good impression of what was actually implemented inside the application.
But above all it proved to be easy to find pieces of code.
When I asked a designer in our team where he thought he would have to look to update the styles for the top navigation, he looked at the component list and said that he would probably have to update the header component.
That tiny moment was a major confirmation that I was heading in the right direction.
I was still a long way off from having something production worthy, but it was a promising start. Motivating enough to keep getting up at 4am!
Since then I have literally experimented with dozens of approaches and technologies to end up with a structure that has meanwhile proved to be very succesful in production environments.
One of our application now contains more than 50 individual components and it is still easy (even for new developers that join the project) to get an idea of what the application does and where code can be located.
We now try to create most of our components in such a way that they can be used in multiple applications without changing a single line of code. We even use components in a Microsoft Windows 8.1 WinRT application (that uses AngularJS) developed in Visual Studio and it all works fine!
To add one of our existing components to a new application, we just copy it to the components directory and we're done! It magically works! All scripts, stylesheets and static assets are available automatically.
Removing components is a piece of cake. Just delete the directory and all scripts, stylesheet rules and static assets are removed automatically. No traces are left behind so the (remaining) code is kept clean at all times.
Because of the fact that each component is isolated in its own directory, team members can work together on the same project much more efficiently. There are a lot less merge conflicts and overall project progress becomes much more easy to track.
Component driven AngularJS development is still in its early stages but it is incredibly promising.
Apart from its technical benefits, it highly increases productivity and offers a lot of practical advantages that benefit teams of any size.
As with any architectural design concept it takes a bit of time to get comfortable with it, but once you do, the benefits are amazing.
If you haven't already, I would highly recommend going through Google's "Best Practice Recommendations for Angular App Structure".
Since component driven AngularJS development is an architectual topic, I have deliberately not included real code in this article.
In the next article however I will dig into some actual code and talk about the structure we currently use inside the individual components and how/why I got it wrong in my first attempt.
Stay tuned and have a great one!!
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Great Defensemen: Doug Harvey
There is little doubt that Wayne Gretzky is the greatest playmaker ever. But have you ever considered who should be second?
How about Doug Harvey. He was the key to the Flying Frenchmen's fire wagon hockey that saw them win an unparalleled 5 consecutive Stanley Cups in the 1950s. In doing so Harvey revolutionized hockey with the introduction of transition offense.
The superstar-laden team featured names like Jacques Plante, Tom Johnson, Bernie Geoffrion, Maurice "Rocket" Richard, Henri Richard, Jean Beliveau and Dickie Moore. While the Habs had a collection of Hall of Famers that were compiled to form arguably the greatest team in history, Doug was the key to their attack.
Prior to Doug's arrival most teams used monstrous sized defenders who relied more on brawn than puck skills. Once they had muscled off attackers and retrieved the puck, they would simply bang the puck off of the boards or glass, and hope the forwards could pick up the puck in the neutral zone. Some teams were lucky enough to have skilled defensemen like Red Kelly, Babe Pratt or Flash Hollett. They would be given the green light to rush the puck out of the zone, not unlike defensemen post-Bobby Orr, but coaches always had the forwards fall back defensively. Without skilled forwards to give the puck to, the rushing defender was truly on a solo mission.
The first key to Doug's success was he was a flawless defender. Doug was so superb in one on one defensive battles that he would routinely steal the puck off the attacker as though he were picking cherries. He would rarely be beaten, and his teammates knew it.
Even more impressive was Doug's ability with the puck. He would rarely simply dump the puck out of the zone. He would be able to gain control of the puck and never give it up. At first he would drive fans and coaches crazy, as he wandered in front of the net with fore-checkers zooming in, but more often than not he would remain calm, and in an unhurried fashion spot a streaking forward with a pinpoint pass. Because of t his uncanny ability Montreal's superstar forwards could afford stay high and loosen up on their backchecking duties. This created the transition game known as fire wagon hockey.
Harvey was also the quarterback of such a devastating power play that it was decided in 1956 to change the rules and allow a player to return to the ice if his team surrendered a power play goal.
Unlike a Bobby Orr or Paul Coffey, Doug wouldn't rush the puck out of his own zone. His thinking was the puck can move faster than any player on the ice, so why not utilize that as a tactic? He had this unique ability to draw in a forechecker which would then open up more ice for his teammates. Perhaps a little reminiscent of a modern day Chris Pronger, Harvey would then plant a perfect pass to one of his forwards, creating an odd-man rush. In doing so, Harvey controlled the game perhaps better than any player in history. More often than not he would rag the puck to slow the game down, but he also knew exactly when to catch the other team by surprise with a perfectly placed pass into an open lane.
Doug Harvey played 21 seasons in professional hockey, 14 of them with the Montreal Canadiens, including six Stanley Cup championships. In 1113 games, Harvey scored 88 goals, but it was his 452 career assists that most impress. He was named to the NHL's First All-Star team 10 times, and once to the Second team. An outstanding baseball and football player as well, he also won the Norris Trophy seven times, emblematic of the best defenseman in hockey.
As a standout on the Canadiens' teams that won five straight Stanley Cups in the 1950's, Doug is ranked by many as one of the greatest defensemen in hockey history. He, Orr and Eddie Shore rank as the usual three suspects, with the expected, and often warranted, consideration to the most modern of defensemen such as Ray Bourque or Denis Potvin.
While almost everyone concedes Bobby Orr is the greatest defenseman of all time, there is the odd oldtimer who will insist it is in fact Doug Harvey.
"As far as I'm concerned," said Harvey's long time coach Toe Blake, who also witnessed modern defensemen like Orr and Paul Coffey, "he's far and away the best defensemen ever."
His statistics are hard to translate into modern times, but perhaps former Hab Hal Laycoe summed up Harvey's measurable contributions best:
If the game was 8-2, Doug Harvey might have a goal and an assist. If the score was 3-2, he'd have 2 or 3 points."
However Doug Harvey was also a troubling personality. He drove his teammates and coaches crazy with his tardiness, stubbornness and often berating ways. Years later it would be determined Harvey was suffering from bipolar disorder, a manic-depressive disease. Back then not much was known about the illness. All the Montreal Canadiens knew was Harvey was becoming harder and harder to put up with, particularly his heavy drinking.
In 1961-62 Doug was traded to the New York Rangers, where he became a player-coach. Preferring to play, he gave up the responsibility of coaching after one season. He preferred as he said, "to go out and take a beer with the boys".
Doug was eventually traded to Detroit, although he only played two games for them. In 1968-69, Doug was acquired by the expansion St. Louis team, and he finished off his playing career that year by helping the Blues reach the Stanley Cup finals.
Doug Harvey is perhaps the greatest all-around defenseman of all time. He was not as offensively gifted as Bobby Orr but controlled in much the same degree if only a contrasting style. He was not as hard hitting as Eddie Shore, but he was known as one of the most physical yet clean defenders of his time.
But he could be mean if the situation called for it. He once viciously speared NY Rangers' Red Sullivan, almost killing him. He also had many bloody battles with the fiery Ted Lindsay, which is ironic since the two of them were so instrumental in the creation of the NHL Players Association.
"He could have played center, he could have played left wing, he could have played goal," former teammate Tom Johnson said. "There was no part of the game he couldn't do."
Unfortunately he would spend much of his last few years battling alcohol and mental illness. For a while, one of hockey's greatest heroes, spent his life living in a railway car (it's not quite as bad as it sounds, it was actually a mobile living unit once used by prime minister John Diefenbaker) at an Ottawa-area race track drinking his life away.
On December 26, 1989, at the age of 65 he died of cirrhosis of the liver in Montreal General Hospital. He had stopped drinking three years before he passed away, but at that point it was too late.
During the last weeks of his life he didn't regret a thing.
"If I had to do it over again," he said. "I wouldn't have changed a thing."
It's a shame that one of the three best defensemen of all-time spent his last years long forgotten by the media and fans.
Who knows - maybe he would have been alive today if he had some help. But, as Jean Beliveau points out, there is little that can be done since Harvey didn't admit to needing help. But we thank Doug for the fantastic display of hockey that he gave every hockey fan around the world.
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Evil Skins est un groupe de rock néonazi français. Formé en 1983, ils publient deux disques sur les labels Intensive Produc. et Evil Records (réalisé par Rock-O-Rama). Le groupe est dissous en 1987.

La réputation sulfureuse du groupe et leur attitude provocante, leur permettent de constituer une certaine légende dans le milieu skinhead d'extrême droite, où ils restent jusqu'à présent une référence sur le plan historique. Après la séparation du groupe pour cause de changement d'idées, Sniff, P'tit Willy et Bertrand, forment en 1990 un autre groupe, apolitique, appelé les Teep'n Teepatix.

Biographie

Débuts et notoriété (1983–1987)
Originaire de la région parisienne et du Havre, le groupe se forme en 1983. Nommé dans un premier temps Zyklon B, il est d'abord composé d'Iman Zarandifar (alias Sniff ou Fesni) au chant, William Deligny (alias P'tit Willy) à la guitare, Régis Kerhuel (1965-2019) à la basse et Cornette à la batterie. Renaud rejoint le groupe à la guitare et Bertrand remplace Régis à la basse, devenant également manager du groupe.

Au début des années 1980, Sniff et P'tit Willy rencontrent Madskin (qui a des notions de basse) et Cornette, skinheads du Havre avec qui ils décident de monter un groupe de rock anti-communiste. En 1984, à la sortie d'un bar-concert, à Paris, dans le quartier festif d'Oberkampf, une bagarre oppose le chanteur, Sniff, à Laurent Jacqua, un jeune de 17 ans. Sniff est blessé d'un coup de revolver : il est atteint à la colonne vertébrale et restera paralysé. À la suite de cet événement, le chanteur continue malgré tout au sein des Evil Skins, chantant désormais en chaise roulante.

En 1986, ils publient leur premier 45 tours Docteur Skinhead sur leur label Intensive Produc., qui fera connaître le groupe dans le milieu skinhead. Pour leur premier concert, ils assistent à une scène ouverte et prennent d'assaut la scène, expulsent les musiciens en train de jouer, prennent leurs instruments et jouent. C'est la photo qu'il y a sur le premier 45 tours des Evil Skins.

L'année suivante sort l'album intitulé Une force, une cause, un combat sur le label Evil Records (réalisé par Rock-O-Rama Records). Parmi les titres les plus connus du groupe, peuvent être mentionnés : La Zyklon Army, Bêtes et méchants, Paris by Night, Marcel ne regrette rien, Vivre pour frapper, Docteur Skinhead, Le Poisseux, Un amour perdu et Luxembourg.

L'après Evil Skins

Années 1990
Après la séparation du groupe en 1987 pour cause de changement d'idées, Sniff, P'tit Willy et Bertrand forment en 1990 le groupe Teep'n Teepatix, groupe totalement apolitique qui jouera en première partie d'un concert des Wampas cette même année. Ses membres se démarquent alors définitivement de l'extrême-droite et s'éloignent rapidement de la mouvance skinhead. Il apparaît ensuite que P'tit Willy, ex-guitariste du groupe converti à l'hindouisme, chante dans un groupe d'orientation punk hardcore dont les paroles traitent notamment de non-violence, végétarisme et discrimination raciale et religieuse.

En 1995, leur ancien label, Evil Records, publie une compilation éponyme en hommage à Evil Skins.

Durant les années 1990, Sniff change de mode de vie et s'installe à Ibiza. Dans une interview accordée en 1992, il s'explique sur son appartenance passée en affirmant qu'il s'agissait davantage d'une manifestation de rejet de la société que d'une réelle adhésion au néo-nazisme. En 1996, le chanteur s'oriente vers la spiritualité.

Années 2000 et 2010
Régis Kerhuel, ex-bassiste du groupe et militant des Jeunesses nationalistes révolutionnaires (JNR) du militant néo-nazi Serge Ayoub dont il est le second supposé, est arrêté en 1998 et condamné en octobre 2000 à vingt ans de réclusion criminelle pour sa participation au meurtre de James Dindoyal au Havre, le 18 juin 1990. Il est libéré en 2010 après avoir effectué la moitié de sa peine. Il décède le 8 août 2019, à l'age de 54 ans.

Le guitariste du groupe William Deligny, quant à lui, se considère comme un repenti et est à présent moine Vaishnava dans une communauté hindoue. Auteur de livres religieux, il ouvre en 2003 un centre, puis un monastère, à Rouen. En 2013, Il témoigne dans le cadre de l'affaire Clément Méric.

Idéologie et symbolisme
Initialement appelé Zyklon B (et la bande qui s'agglomère autour de lui la Zyklon Army), le premier nom du groupe est une référence directe au Zyklon B utilisé par les nazis pour leurs assassinats de masse dans les camps d'extermination durant la Deuxième Guerre mondiale. D'après le sociologue et journaliste Eric Rossi, ancien militant des Jeunesses Nationalistes Révolutionnaires, Serge Ayoub aurait rapidement décidé de se débarrasser des membres « non-européens » de l'entourage du groupe, et de remplacer la Zyklon Army par le Nazi Klan dont la bande des « skins du Luco » (autres skinheads d'extrême-droite évoluant dans le secteur du Jardin du Luxembourg) vient alors grossir les rangs. Le Nazi Klan a un uniforme et un insigne : la rune d'Odal rouge sur fond noir, que les Evil Skins porteront sur leurs blousons et représenteront systématiquement sur leurs disques et affiches.

La rune d'Odal rouge est un abrégé de la philosophie politique relativement succincte des Evil Skins et du Nazi Klan. Pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, la rune, modifiée avec un empattement, fut utilisée en Allemagne par la  division SS de volontaires de montagne Prinz Eugen et la  division SS de volontaires néerlandais, le Bureau pour la race et le peuplement (RuSHA), le Volksverwering (une milice nazie belge fondée en 1937 à Anvers et collaborationniste durant la guerre), ou encore, en version inversée, par le parti collaborationniste français RNP. Cette dernière version de la rune a été utilisée par le groupe néo-nazi Wiking-Jugend fondé en 1952 en Allemagne, un mouvement allemand de scoutisme nazi recréé par d'anciens cadres de la Hitler Jugend. Il renvoie à l'idéologie Blut und Boden de Richard Walther Darré et signifie l'attachement de la race (le sang) à la terre (le sol), tout groupe humain étant d'après Darré indissociable du seul territoire où son potentiel peut s'exprimer.

Dès le début de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, la rune d'Odal a été adoptée par la  SS composée de volontaires Volksdeutsche, c'est-à-dire d'Allemands qui, à la suite du démembrement de l'Empire allemand et par le jeu du redécoupage territorial de l'Europe, s'étaient retrouvés derrière les frontières nationales et avaient, selon eux, résisté à la fois à la déportation (enracinement dans le sol) et à l'assimilation (préservation du sang). Le port de la rune d'Odal rouge sur fond noir est désormais interdit dans la Communauté européenne du fait de la jurisprudence allemande, le ministère de l'Intérieur de la République Fédérale d'Allemagne ayant dissous la Wiking-Jugend le , et déclaré ses insignes hors-la-loi.

Le nazisme allemand n'est cependant pas la seule référence des Evil Skins : ceux-ci composeront l'hymne des JNR sous le titre Croire, combattre, obéir qui est la traduction littérale du mot d'ordre fasciste Credere! Obbedire! Combattere! promulgué par le Duce Benito Mussolini.

Style musical
Artistiquement différents de leurs rivaux Légion 88, Tolbiac's Toads ou West Side Boys, autres groupes skinheads situés à l'extrême-droite à divers degrés, les Evil Skins se singularisent sur les morceaux les plus originaux par une fusion de musique ska et punk syncopée avec accompagnement et solos de cuivres. Les textes, rédigés dans un mélange de verlan et d'argot, relève soit de la provocation politique fascistoïde, soit de la vision de la rue et de la mouvance skinhead entretenue par le groupe à travers ses chansons teintées de clownerie nihiliste ou auto-parodiques. Des textes qui renforcent l'impression de violence arbitraire et d'euphorie « bête et méchante », comme ils le résument et revendiquent à leur endroit dans une de leurs chansons les plus connues (Bêtes et méchants), relevant volontiers des thématiques et de l'esthétique — largement répandues dans les milieux alternatifs et communes aux groupes punks, skinheads et au-delà — directement inspirées de L'Orange mécanique d'Anthony Burgess, qui relate les exactions des  d'Alex DeLarge, et du film mythique adapté du livre par Stanley Kubrick .

Discographie officielle

EP

1986 : Docteur Skinhead – (Intensive Produc.)

LP

1987 : Une force, une cause, un combat – (Evil Records / Rock-O-Rama Records)

Compilations

2017 : Bêtes Et Méchants – (Rappel A L'Ordre Productions)

Notes et références

Groupe français de punk rock
Rock anticommuniste
Groupe musical formé en 1983
Groupe musical séparé en 1987


In his first term, President Obama made clean energy and grid modernization a core part of his plan for revitalizing the U.S. economy. For decades, political leaders flirted with renewables as a way to make the country energy independent -- but it was the first time that a president succeeded at making renewables an economic growth engine.
In his second term, the president shifted his attention to climate change. It became a legacy issue for him. The steady advancement of renewables allowed Obama to make the case that lowering carbon emissions offers an immediate economic benefit, not just a hedge against long-term catastrophe. Federal emissions standards were crafted. And, consequently, a landmark global climate agreement was established.
Read the full article in Science magazine here.


This work deals with the inhomogeneous Landau equation on the torus in the cases of hard, maxwellian and moderately soft potentials. We first investigate the linearized equation and we prove exponential decay estimates for the associated semigroup. We then turn to the nonlinear equation and we use the linearized semigroup decay in order to construct solutions in a close-to-equilibrium setting. Finally, we prove a exponential stability for such a solution, with a rate as close as we want to the optimal rate given by the semigroup decay.


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The hydrodynamics in backwashing PDI-Membranes are much more effective than in PDO formats caused by the fact that concentrate is flushed out through a well defined (circular) flow channel in PDI, whereas "dead-zones" with very low flow velocity exist outside of the hollow fiber membranes at the bottom of PDO modules at backwash.
To provide a sufficient cleaning effect to the separation layer on the outside of a PDO membrane, air is injected to improve the removal of the inhibiting debris layer from the membrane (air scouring). This and also the fact that the feed flow is applied from the shell side of the housing require a membrane material that provides sufficient elasticity to overcome the mechanical impacts of the typical operation. PDO formats therefore largely use PVDF with its high elasticity as a membrane material but with some significant disadvantages such as a wider pore size distribution and lower permeability.
A PDI format as 3M's UltraPES does not require air scouring and by design the hydrodynamic conditions create a superior backwashing performance. It is therefore possible to use Polyethersulfone (PES) as base membrane material which provides excellent mechanical strength at high permeability and a narrow pore size distribution accompanied by the ability to generate a distinctive and functional layer structure.
As a consequence PDO formats made of PVDF serve mostly as microfiltration membranes with a lower retention and a higher transmembrane pressure to generate a sufficient filtrate flow. This generally leads to higher operating costs compared with PDI-formats.
The PDI format of 3M's 3M™ Liqui-Flux™ Membrane Modules for ultrafiltration was chosen to provide durable, high performance by superior hydrodynamics and low operating costs. The latter is due to low transmembrane pressure enabled by PES as the membrane material.
Chemical cleaning regime CEB is very effective; usually only caustic soda (NaOH) is added to dissolve organic matter from the membrane surface.
If required an acidic cleaning step (e.g. HCI), can be executed to remove anorganic matter. Both effluents will neutralize each other and create neutral salt. CEB is less effective caused by flow conditions. Moreoften CIO is required. Usually Chlorine is applied to release tenacious debris from the membrane surface. The use of chlorine is causing disinfection by-products such as THMs.
Membrane structure Asymmetric, leading to high flux rates at low TMP. Rather symmetric, higher hydrostatic resistance.
Pore size and distribution True ultrafiltration membrane at very narrow distribution. Rather microfiltration membrane with broader pore size distribution.
Trans membrane pressure Frequently between 0,1 bar and 0,6 bar. Frequently between 0,5 bar and 1,5 bar.
Mechanical membrane High tensile strength and burst pressures. Sufficient elongation at break; (not required since flexibility is not a relevant characteristic). Good tensile strength. High elongation at break properties; (required due to air-scouring and shell side feed), danger for permanent elongation.
OPEX Intended to be lower due to lower operating pressures. Suspected to be higher due to elevated operating pressures and need for compressed air.
Coagulant dosing PES membrane with an inline coagulant dosing proved to remove organic substances. PVDF does not tend to benefit a lot from coagulant dosing.


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Casting: Joshua Bitton Joins The 12th Precinct
Castle's 12th precinct is fortifying its ranks as Season 6 opens, with the addition of an ambitious new crimesolver.
TVLine has learned that Joshua Bittonhas been recruited to guest-star in multiple episodes as Grant "Sully" Sullivan, a new detective who is trying to prove himself at the 12th Precinct.
Bitton's TV credits include appearances on Vegas, Private Practice, Justified and the HBO miniseries The Pacific, where he played Sgt. J.P. Morgan.
Castle returns with its new season on Monday, Sept. 23.
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Google, Amazon, Facebook, Yahoo! - Among Latest Digital Exec & Board Shuffles
Google VP of Product Management and Head of Search for Google Play Store Depart
Google's VP of Product Management for Android, Hugo Barra, is leaving the company. Barra is joining Chinese company Xiaomi as Head of the company's International Business Development. During his five years stint at Google, Barra had been the constant public face of Android. Xiaomi, which entered smartphone segment just two years ago, recently displaced Apple in China.
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Google China Chief Steps down; Company Names Replacement
Google China Country Manager Dr John Liu will step down after six years in the role. Liu will leave in August having presided over a period of great change for Google in China, which included the Internet giant's controversial exit from the country in 2010 following allegations that the Chinese government hacked into email accounts belonging to activists.
Facebook, Paypal - Among Latest Digital Exec & Board Shuffles
Facebook Names General Counsel and New European Boss; Brand Design Head Leaves
Facebook named Colin Stretch as VP and general counsel for the social giant, assuming responsibility for leading Facebook's legal team. Stretch will take over the position after the departure of Ted Ullyot, Facebook's acting VP and general counsel of the past five years, who announced his intention to leave the company. Stretch had previously worked as VP and deputy general counsel under Ullyot, and was a partner at Kellogg, Huber, Hansen, Todd, Evans & Figel.
Online Media Exec & Board Changes 3/15 to 4/11 2013
Facebook Names CTO
Facebook named VP of engineering, Mike Schroepfer, 38, as the company's CTO. The position was previously unoccupied due to the departure of former CTO Bret Taylor last summer. Prior to joining the social network, Schroepfer was the VP of Engineering at Mozilla where he led the global, collaborative, open, and proprietary product development process behind the company's popular softwares, including the Firefox web browser. He also was a distinguished engineer at Sun Microsystems, specifically leading the data center automation division as its CTO.
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Apple Appoints Adobe's CTO as VP, Tech
Kevin Lynch, 45, Adobe's CTO, has left the company to join Apple as VP of technology. Prior to his role as the CTO, he served as Chief Software Architect, EVP and General Manager of Designer and Developer Business at Adobe Macromedia Software, SVP of Experience, Technology & Organization of Adobe Systems, SVP and Chief Software Architect of Platform BU of Adobe Systems, COO of Syzygy Entertainment, COO of Triple Bay Industries, and General Manager of Web Publishing. He worked for General Magic, where he pioneered a navigational user interface for handheld communicators. He designed the user interface and developed the first Macintosh release of FrameMaker software for Frame Technology.
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Google named Karim Temsamani, 39, as head of the Asian-Pacific region. He replaces Daniel Alegre, who now oversees Google's operations with its various global business partners. Temsamani was most recently the VP of New Products and Solutions for the Americas. Formerly he was VP of Global Mobile and Managing Director for Australia.
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Former PayPal Exec Joins Visa after Brief Yahoo Stint
Sam Shrauger is the new head of global commercialization for Visa, with responsibility for developing, implementing, and optimizing the company's strategy and processes for bringing new Visa products and services to market successfully. Prior to joining Visa, Shrauger served as SVP of commerce at Yahoo. He has also held roles in product management and consulting with Agency.com, VerticalNet, Deloitte Consulting, and Quantum Consulting. Previously, Shrauger was VP of global product and experience at PayPal and led a variety of PayPal's product lines, launched its digital goods payment solution, led the integration of Bill Me Later after its 2008 acquisition, and served as a founding member of the merchant services business unit.
eBay Director Resigns; Joins AOL Board
Dawn G. Lepore, 57, a director of eBay, has resigned from the company's board. She has been newly elected to AOL's board. Lepore is CEO at Prosper Marketplace, a peer-to-peer lending marketplace. Formerly, she was CEO and Chairman of drugstore.com, a leading online retailer of health, beauty, and wellness products, until its sale to Walgreens. Prior to that, she held leadership positions at The Charles Schwab Company, like Vice Chairman of technology, operations, administration, strategy and active trader, was CIO, a member of Schwab's executive committee and a trustee of SchwabFunds.
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Skype, a division of Microsoft, added Elisa Steele to its senior management team as Corporate VP to lead marketing. In this role, Elisa will oversee Skype's global brand and marketing functions, as well as local go-to-market activities. Elisa joins Skype after serving as EVP and CMO at Yahoo!. Prior to Yahoo!, Elisa she was SVP of Corporate Marketing at NetApp and led Sun Microsystems' integrated marketing and merchandising organization as VP. Elisa was a top performing sales leader at AT&T for several years.


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How does one get people to see the difference between advocacy and dialogue? Many conversations that take place in organisations are designed to have (or at least result in having) a winner i.e. "My argument or idea is better than yours…", or "I am more senior, therefore we'll do it my way".
Keep Focused on the Purpose of the Dialogue?
My way is to keep everybody focused on "what do we try to achieve?", i.e. the desired result.
If you are after dialogue, then valuing the perspective of others is a way to go.
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[pseud. MATTHEWS, Ronald] COUSINS, Sheila
To Beg I Am Ashamed
Paris: Obelisk Press, 1938
8vo, pp. 270. Original yellow stiff paper wrappers, lettered in red and black on front and rear panels and spine. Edges uncut.
Second edition, first Obelisk edition. The publisher's note on [vi] states: 'An attack against the book, in the London press, of unprecedented ferocity and vindictiveness caused its withdrawal before publication [by Routledge]. This, the Obelisk edition, published in May 1938, is therefore the first effective edition.' Despite being withdrawn before publication, a few copies of the Routledge edition have survived.
It is sometimes claimed, usually by bookdealers, that this book was written by Graham Greene. It wasn't. Although Greene helped his friend by chipping in with a telling phrase here and there -- phrases he would later quote approvingly when he contrived to review the book -- To Beg I Am Ashamed is almost entirely the work of Ronald Matthews.
A very nice copy of a fragile, cheaply made book.
WILMOT, John, Earl Of Rochester
Sodom Or The Quintessence Of Debauchery.
Paris: The Olympia Press 1957
12mo, pp.123. Original green stiff paper wrappers, lettered in black.
First Olympia edition, no. 48 in the Traveller's Companion... [please click on the image or book title for more details]
FRAENKEL, Michael
Death Is Not Enough
London: Carrefour, N.d. [1962]
8vo, pp. 171. Original oversized stiff paper wrappers.
Second edition, published by the author's widow, Daphne. First published by... [please click on the image or book title for more details]"white heart-rot of death" -- the death that must be accepted and not evaded if there is to be resurrecti
[Olympia Press] O'CONNOR, Philip
Steiner's Tour
Paris: Olympia Press, 1960
8vo, pp. 170. Original green stiff paper wrappers. Pictorial dustwrapper.
Extracts from the book appeared in the Olympia Press publication Evergreen Review,... [more]
CENDRARS, Blaise
Confessions of Dan Yack
London: Peter Owen, 1990
8vo, pp. 120. Original tan boards, lettered in black on spine.
First English-language edition, originally published in French by Au Sans Pareil in 1929.
A fine copy.
PEARSON, Neil
Obelisk: A History Of Jack Kahane And The Obelisk Press
Liverpool: Liverpool University Press 2007
Large 8vo, pp. 494. Original black boards, lettered in gilt on spine.
A history of Jack Kahane's Paris-based Obelisk Press, which in the 1930s... [more]
Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 2007
JUSTICE, Jean
Murder vs. Murder : The British Legal System And The A.6 Murder Case.
Paris: Olympia, 1964
APOLLINAIRE, Guilaume
Two Novels
[Olympia Press] DURRELL, Lawrence
Small octavo, pp. 301. Original green stiff paper wrappers.
First issue of the two Olympia Press versions issued by Maurice Girodias.
First published by Girodias' father Jack Kahane... [more]
COATES, Robert. M.
New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1960
8vo, pp. 215. Original cream boards, lettered in gilt on spine.
Coates' Surrealist novel The Eater Of Darkness was first published in 1926 in Paris by... [more]
[Olympia Press] APOLLINAIRE, Guillaume
Amorous Exploits Of A Young Rakehell
Small 8vo, pp. 110. Original green stiff paper wrappers, printed in black.
First unexpurgated English-language edition, second... [please click on the image or book title for more details]
[OLYMPIA PRESS] [pseud. OWENS, Iris] DAIMLER, Harriet
Small 8vo, pp.181. Original green stiff paper wrappers, lettered in black.
Second edition. First published by Olympia as The Woman... [please click on the image or book title for more details]
[Olympia Press]SHERWOOD, James
12mo, pp.193. Original stiff paper wrappers, lettered in black.
First edition. No.89 in the Traveller's Companion series.
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MARTIN, Ed
8vo, Original green stiff paper wrappers, lettered in black.
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CUTTER, Nicholas
Rogue Women
Paris: The Olympia Press, 1955
8vo, pp.161. Original green stiff paper wrappers, lettered in black.
First edition. No. 15 in the Traveller's Companion series.
[Olympia Press] Bretonne, Restif De La
Pleasures And Follies Of A Good-Natured Libertine
Small 8vo, pp. 260. Original brown stiff paper wrappers, printed in black.
Second Olympia edition.
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