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Multiple solutions for nonlinear cone degenerate elliptic equations
Nonlinear stability of rarefaction waves for a hyperbolic system with Cattaneo's law
July & August 2021, 20(7&8): 2475-2503. doi: 10.3934/cpaa.2021014
Global solutions of a two-dimensional Riemann problem for the pressure gradient system
Gui-Qiang G. Chen 1,, , Qin Wang 2, and Shengguo Zhu 3,
Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, Oxford OX2 6GG, UK, School of Mathematical Sciences, Fudan University, Shanghai 200433, China, AMSS, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100190, China
Department of Mathematics, Yunnan University, Kunming 650091, China
School of Mathematical Sciences, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai 200240, China, Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, Oxford OX2 6GG, UK
Dedicated to Professor Shuxing Chen on the occasion of his 80th birthday
Received August 2020 Revised November 2020 Published July & August 2021 Early access February 2021
Fund Project: Gui-Qiang G. Chen's research was supported in part by the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council under Grant EP/L015811/1 and the Royal Society–Wolfson Research Merit Award WM090014 (UK). Qin Wang's research was supported in part by National Natural Science Foundation of China (11761077), China Scholarship Council (201807035046), and the Key Project of Yunnan Provincial Science and Technology Department and Yunnan University (No.2018FY001-014). Shengguo Zhu's research was supported in part by the Royal Society–Newton International Fellowships NF170015 and the Monash University–Robert Bartnik Visiting Fellowship. Qin Wang would also like to thank the hospitality and support of the Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, during his visit in 2019–20
We are concerned with a two-dimensional Riemann problem for the pressure gradient system that is a hyperbolic system of conservation laws. The Riemann initial data consist of four constant states in four sectorial regions such that two shocks and two vortex sheets are generated between the adjacent states. The solutions keep the four constant states and four planar waves outside the outer sonic circle in the self-similar coordinates, while the two shocks keep planar until meeting the outer sonic circle at two different points and then generate a diffracted shock to connect these points, whose location is apriori unknown. Then the problem can be formulated as a free boundary problem, in which the diffracted transonic shock is the one-phase free boundary to connect the two points, while the other part of the sonic circle forms a fixed boundary. We establish the global existence of a solution and the optimal Lipschitz regularity of both the diffracted shock across the two points and the solution across the outer sonic boundary. Then this Riemann problem is solved globally, whose solution contains two vortex sheets and one global shock containing the two originally separated shocks generated by the Riemann data.
Keywords: Two-dimensional Riemann problems, global solutions, pressure gradient system, Euler equations, hyperbolic conservation laws, mixed type, degenerate elliptic equations, shocks, transonic shock, vortex sheets, free boundary problem.
Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary: 35L65, 35M10, 35M12, 35R35, 35B36, 35L67; Secondary: 76L05, 76N10, 35D30, 35J67, 76G25.
Citation: Gui-Qiang G. Chen, Qin Wang, Shengguo Zhu. Global solutions of a two-dimensional Riemann problem for the pressure gradient system. Communications on Pure & Applied Analysis, 2021, 20 (7&8) : 2475-2503. doi: 10.3934/cpaa.2021014
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Figure 1. The general Riemann initial data
Figure 2. The configuration of the four initial waves
Figure 3. The Riemann data and the global solution when $ \alpha_1 = 0 $
Figure 4. Hypothetical curves
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Summary: Worth the price of admission for its amazing soundtrack alone.
It seems weird that only fifty years ago it was illegal for a black person to sit anywhere on a bus in Washington D.C., or to eat in a restaurant that didn't have a counter designated 'colored'. But this is the world in which Dewey Hughes (Ejiofor), station director for WOL-AM, has grown up. Dewey has managed, through sheer determination, to leave his childhood in the projects behind, get an education, and a proper job; his brother Milo (Epps), however, was less lucky, and is in prison, and its on a visit to his brother that Dewey first meets Ralph Waldo 'Petey' Greene Jr (Cheadle). Petey has already been doing stints as a DJ on prison radio, and he pesters Dewey to give him a job; Dewey doesn't take him seriously so is appalled when Petey, in full black power outfit and accompanied by his irrepressible girlfriend Vernell (Henson) turns up in reception and demands 'his' job.
The station has been losing listeners for a while, and though Dewey questions his own judgement, part of him thinks that Petey might just be the breath of fresh air that they need to bring back their audience – Petey's promise to tell the truth, his frank, honest, funny and sometimes controversial style, is immediately appealing, and despite insulting Motown boss Berry Gordy on air, and swearing, he is given a job. Petey soon becomes an iconic radio personality, playing fantastic soul music and talking directly to his listeners about race and power during this most turbulent of eras.
You know awards season is coming when one film after another is suddenly really good; in the last few weeks I've seen tonnes of classy, well-made, interesting films and I'm pleased to add Talk To Me to the list. Petey Greene is not a familiar figure but his and Dewey's story is funny and moving and a rare thing – a film about love and friendship between two men, and a film about the Black Power movement that isn't a civil rights film per se. The background is always there – the aftermath of Dr King's assassination is a key scene – and Petey's critique of the system is an important theme, but the film is also very funny – Petey's first on-air appearance being a case in point.
The relationship between Petey and Dewey is beautifully played out by the actors, who age over three decades from the 1960s to the early 1990s (fun for the wardrobe department). This is the oddest of odd couples; Dewey in his suits, his manners imitation Ivy League, Petey with his immaculate Afro and his street ways, but the two men recognise something in each other and Dewey earns Petey's respect. Dewey appears to be a conformist, but once he gets his chance at WOL-AM, his objective is to promote black culture, to give black people a voice, and Petey his chance; Petey in his turn gives Dewey the confidence to become the man he wants to be. Cheadle more than makes up for his appalling performances in the Ocean's films, while Ejiofor is good as ever. Supporting both of them are the hilarious energetic Taraji P. Henson, Vondie Curtis Hall as the past it DJ who Petey replaces, and Martin Sheen as station owner E. G. Sonderling. I hope it finds an audience; we need more of these stories. Worth the price of admission for its amazing soundtrack alone.


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Artist Feature: Andrew Ferris
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Paula Gaetos
Andrew Ferris is a an initially self-taught artist with a passion for tokusatsu from studio franchises to independent productions. He is active in the tokusatsu fan community on Facebook and his work can be found on Tumblr and Twitter.
Where did you grow up and how did you discover a passion for art?
I grew up in Georgia, mostly in suburbs on the outside of Atlanta. I started drawing around 3rd grade, taking all of my Sonic [the Hedgehog] game manuals and tracing whatever character art I could out of it.
Then I upgraded to tracing out of How to Draw Nintendo books, and around middle school, I broke off and started free-handing and drew a lot of fanart.
By high school, I'd discovered I had a slight sense of style and could draw things out of my head and realized this was totally what I wanted to be good at.
Are you self-taught or did you go through a formal arts program? What's the most positive thing you can say about how you learned to hone your skills?
I was self-taught through middle school, but through high school I entered a fine arts program, in which an amazing teacher by the name of Jeremy LeMahieu taught me to refine my craft, and to appreciate the art world outside of fan art and the industry. He's a fine artist himself and taught me just about everything I know about digital art, and got me started on using real programs.
The most positive aspect of the process was seeing my work improve. Having that temporary moment where you can say "Whoa! I drew this and it looks super rad" is really, really awesome. Of course, I still knew I had a very long way to go, but being able to stop for a moment and take in that I created something that looked cool was amazing.
How did you get into tokusatsu?
My buddy, and roommate at the time, Austin, approached me one night while we were getting ready to head home for the weekend, and he said, "Andrew, you have to watch Kamen Rider Drive with me. It's getting so good." I was like, "Kamen Rider, those are those weird Rower Ranger bugs, right?"
At the time, I had a bit of a problem with being too friendly, to a point where I had too many plans or friends wanting to do things, [then] Austin pitched Fourze at me. He hit me with "space, pompadours, drills and friendship," and being the Gurren Lagann fan I am, I was absolutely sold.
Fourze kept me hooked and I normally wasn't the type of guy to watch much. I'd do a few movies and maybe an anime if it interested me, but not much outside of that. I finished Fourze in about a week and craved more, and started moving on through other Riders that interested me.
It's always been funny to me how much I'm into tokusatsu now compared to when I was a child and hated Power Rangers with a passion. I just thought it was the dumbest cheesiest thing and now adult me just did a 180 and decided these shows were the coolest thing.
Child Me didn't know what he was talking about, clearly.
Can you walk us through the process of creating a piece?
Well, normally my creative hours are past 8 o'clock, because I have to spend 6 hours from when I usually wake up at 2:00 pm to hype myself up to work on anything.
Once I finally get the momentum, I whip out my tablet, wait 12 years for Photoshop to load, spend a few minutes angrily closing out other windows I left open in an attempt to get Photoshop to cooperate, and then I sit down and draw!
After scribbling away at the tablet for a few hours, I normally finish up whatever I'm working on and slap it onto all my social media accounts, and steadily await feedback. I also like streaming and taking requests there, just because it's fun to see people excited about their request.
Do you work digitally or using traditional tools? Do you have a preference?
I do mostly digital work, but I'll have periods where I hop back to traditional. Ink work is really where I have the most fun because nothing is more satisfying than getting a line exactly how you want it on the paper, and just watch as it becomes a crisp, beautiful stroke in some drawing.
I stick to digital for a lot of my work though because it's consistent and fast. I use Kyle T Webster's brush pack and it's the best thing I've ever spent 13 bucks on. I can even sometimes fake traditional using his tools, even though the feeling doesn't beat real traditional work.
I used to work in Illustrator a lot because my old computer wouldn't run any Photoshop files at 300 dpi, so I had to settle for vector art. I've since learned Photoshop and have kind of abandoned Illustrator, but I know both programs like the back of both of my hands.
How has being an active on social media supported your work?
Taking my work to social media was probably the best thing I could have ever done. There's a lot of things to love about it, for me. For starters, one of the biggest things I've always wanted to do with my work is inspire. Nothing fills me with more joy than hearing someone say my work inspired them to do something, and through social media, I can spread my work everywhere and let more and more people see it! It's just so cool because I remember when I was in middle school, looking at work on social media and going, "this is so cool! I wanna draw like this one day!" I just hope that other artists can see my work and take something from it, and help make their own craft better, just like I did when I was young.
Also, I love meeting other artists on social media! I've met so many cool people that have inspired me in my work and pushed me to do better, and being able to share my work with them as they share with me feels amazing. Big shout outs to Emcee, Kris, Miles and Fang! They're some of the coolest toku artists I know and I want my work to stand with theirs and be just as cool, so they keep me motivated in posting my art and sharing with the world!
Not to mention you just get to meet some really rad and hilarious folk outside of the art world too, GingaHerb and Gigabeetle are up there with two of the coolest guys I've met yet. I'd encourage lots of artists to look into Twitter. It's one of my favorite places for my work and has a lot of cool people in the toku community there. Big thanks to my best bro in the whole world, Simon, for introducing me to it in the first place!
Do you have any projects you're currently working on that you'd like to share?
Well, my aforementioned buddy Austin and I like to do a lot of projects together, our current one being a card game that we're hoping to sell to fund our REAL project we want to do.
The real project being an independent tokusatsu with the working title of "Jobber." For those who don't know what a jobber is, it's a character who exists for the sole purpose of getting the beat down. Kind of like shocker grunts and putties. The movie is about a Jobber that, by untold circumstances, ends up having to take the role of the hero, and bring an end to his former boss.
It's gonna be a long time coming, but we've already got a lot planned and hope we can make it happen in the next few years.
On the non-tokusatsu side of things, I have a comic about a robot named Fistor that will hopefully be dropping soon, and I'm working on that with my buddy Cole, who is an insanely talented background and color artist. I couldn't of asked for a better helping hand. It'll be posted through Tapastic and if anyone is interested, definitely keep an eye on my accounts because I will be making a huge noise about it before it drops.
Ferris's "Kamen Rider Heart" commission for his friend, Nitro.
From your Tumblr, it looks you've taken on commissions. Do you have a favorite commission you've done so far you can share with us?
I think my favorite one would have to be from my friend Nitro. She loves Heart, from Kamen Rider Drive, a lot. It's almost a little scary. She wanted a commission of Heart if he became a Kamen Rider, so I got to design this really awesome rider suit based off of an already awesome kaijin suit, and thought up this engine like driver that ran off of the Roidmude cores! It's still one of my favorites and came out so cool in my opinion!
Fans can find more of Andrew's work on Tumblr and Twitter. His commission information can be found by clicking here.
All artwork featured in the Tokusatsu Network Artist Feature are reposted with permission from the original artist. Please do not repost or alter in any way without permission and proper credit.
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def serving_size_calc(item_to_make, order_quantity) #takes 2 parameters 1= item you want to make 2=quantity you want to make
  library = {"cookie" => 1, "cake" =>  5, "pie" => 7}#hash of items it has stored
  #item & quanity
  #local variable that stores a number

  #iterating through each item in the library
  unless library.include?(item_to_make)
    raise ArgumentError.new("#{item_to_make} is not a valid input")
  end

  #Return the value of the item set that equal to serving_size
  #Remainder of order quanity & hash value
  serving_size = library[item_to_make]
  serving_size_mod = order_quantity % serving_size

  #If remainder == 0 then return first string else return second string
  if serving_size_mod.eql? 0
    "Calculations complete: Make #{order_quantity/serving_size} of #{item_to_make}"
  else
    "Calculations complete: Make #{order_quantity/serving_size} of #{item_to_make}, you have #{serving_size_mod} leftover ingredients."
      if serving_size_mod > 5 && serving_size_mod < 7
          "Suggested baking items #{library.key(5)}"
      elsif serving_size_mod > 1 && serving_size_mod < 5
          "Suggested baking items : #{library.key(1)}"
      else
          p "There is nothing else for you."
      end
  end
end

#Reflection
=begin
What did you learn about making code readable by working on this challenge?
I learned that your code will probably live on long after you wrote it.
It's important to make your code easy to follow so that others can easily dissect what it's doing, and makes it easier to refactor.

Did you learn any new methods? What did you learn about them?
I learned about how to use the key method.
My pair and I ran into an issue where we had a value, and needed to use that value to access a key.
After a little bit of googling we found the key method.
Often we are shown how to access values via keys, but not the other way around.

What did you learn about accessing data in hashes?
When accessing data in hashes you have to determine whether you need both the key/value pair, or just one of those two things.

What concepts were solidified when working through this challenge?
Importance of refactoring your code so it's readable and maintanable.
My pair and I did identify the issues with the code fairly quickly but, trying to decipher someone else's spaghetti code is hard.
So the message about clean code was heard on this challenge loud and clear.
=end

p serving_size_calc("pie", 7)
p serving_size_calc("pie", 8)
p serving_size_calc("cake", 5)
p serving_size_calc("cake", 7)
p serving_size_calc("cookie", 1)
p serving_size_calc("cookie", 10)
p serving_size_calc("THIS IS AN ERROR", 5)

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When will the Pro 700 get a proper paddle with needle valve per original E61 patent so that mordern espresso is available to this solid machine? Or is a Pro 900 in the works?
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Ever since its introduction, the Sleeping Beauty Problem has been fought over by the halfers against the thirders. We distinguish three interpretations of the original problem as described in Adam Elga's seminal paper on the subject. Elga's intended interpretation leads to the position of the thirders; but the other readings result in that of the halfers. We show that all three of these results can be obtained by making use of objective probabilities in a four-dimensional rather than a three-dimensional space. Our reasoning avoids various problems, not only of Dutch Book and other subjectivist approaches, but also of earlier treatments in terms of objective probabilities.
Arntzenius, F. (2003). Some problems for conditionalization and reflection. Journal of Philosophy 100: 356–70.
Bovens, L. (2010). Judy Benjamin is a Sleeping Beauty. Analysis 70: 23–6.
Bovens, L. and Ferreira, J.L. (2010). Monty Hall drives a wedge between Judy Benjamin and the Sleeping Beauty. Analysis 70: 473–81.
Bradley, D. and Leitgeb, H. (2006). When betting odds and credences come apart: more worries for Dutch Book arguments. Analysis 66: 119– 26.
Bradley, D. (2003). A note on Dorr's argument for 1 . Analysis 63: 266–68.
Bradley, D. (2011). Confirmation in a branching world: the Everett in- terpretation and Sleeping Beauty. British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 62: 323–43.
Cozic, M. (2011). Imaging and Sleeping Beauty: a case for double-halfers. International Journal of Approximate Reasoning 52: 137–43.
Dieks, D. (2007). Reasoning about the future: doom and Beauty. Synthese 156: 427–39.
Dorr, C. (2002). Sleeping Beauty: in defense of Elga. Analysis 62: 292– 96.
Draper, K. and Pust, J. (2008). Diachronic Dutch books and Sleeping Beauty. Synthese 164: 281–87.
Elga, A. (2000). Self-locating belief and the Sleeping Beauty problem. Analysis 60: 143–47.
Groisman, B. (2008). The end of Sleeping Beauty's nightmare. British Journal for the Philosophy of Science: 409–16.
Groisman, B., Hallakoun, N. and Vaidman, L. (2013). The measure of existence of a quantum world and the Sleeping Beauty Problem. Analysis 73: 695–706.
Hawley, P. (2013). Inertia, optimism and Beauty. Noûs 47: 85–103.
Hitchcock, C. (2004). Beauty and the bets. Synthese 139: 405–20.
Horgan, T. (2004). Sleeping Beauty awakened: new odds at the dawn of the new day. Analysis 64: 10–21.
Horgan, T. (2007). Synchronic Bayesian updating and the generalized Sleeping Beauty problem. Analysis 67: 50–59.
Horgan, T. (2008). Synchronic Bayesian updating and the generalized Sleeping Beauty problem: reply to Pust. Synthese 160: 155–159.
Horgan, T. and Mahtani, A. (2013). Generalized conditionalization and the Sleeping Beauty problem. Erkenntnis 78: 333–351.
Kim, N. (2015). Titelbaum's theory of de se updating and two versions of Sleeping Beauty. Erkenntnis 80: 1217–1236.
Lewis, D. (1980). A Subjectivist's Guide to Objective Chance, in Richard C. Jeffrey (ed.), Studies in Inductive Logic and Probability, Volume II. Berkeley: University of California Press, 263–293.
Lewis, D. (2001). Sleeping Beauty: Reply to Elga. Analysis 61: 171–76.
Lewis, P. (2007). Quantum Sleeping Beauty. Analysis 67: 59–65.
Lewis, P. (2010). Credence and self-location. Synthese 175: 369–82.
Monton, B. (2002). Sleeping Beauty and the forgetful Bayesian. Analysis 62: 47–53.
OSCAR Seminar, The (2008). An objectivist argument for thirdism. Analysis 68: 149–55.
Pust, J. (2008). Horgan on Sleeping Beauty. Synthese. 160: 97–101.
Pust, J. (2011). Sleeping Beauty and direct inference. Analysis 71: 290– 293.
Pust, J. (2012). Conditionalization and essentially indexical credence. Analysis 109: 295–315.
Pust, J. (2014). Beauty and Generalized Conditionalization: Reply to Horgan and Mahtani. Erkenntnis 79: 687–700.
Ross, J. (2010). Sleeping Beauty, countable additivity, and rational dilemma. Philosophical Review 119: 411–47.
Titelbaum, M.G. (2015). Reply to Kim's two versions of Sleeping Beauty. Erkenntnis 80:1237–1243.
White, R. (2006). The generalized Sleeping Beauty problem: a challenge for thirders. Analysis 2006: 114–19.
Wilson, A. (2013). Everettian confirmation and Sleeping Beauty. British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 64: 709–37.


Tuesday was the first day back to school in Greenwich after a week of winter break, plus Presidents Day. But going back to school was made a bit sweeter by the annual ice cream social at the Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich.
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For the technological world's forward-thinkers, "fast and furious" is a mantra to live by. Take it from China's brand new railway, hightailing at 350 km per hour, and America's first bullet train. While both have graced earthly grounds with their impeccable speed, Boeing is taking it to the skies. Valkyrie II is a groundbreaking hypersonic aircraft that can circle the globe in just 1 – 3 hours, aimed for launch in 10 – 20 years.
"This particular concept is for a military application that would be targeted for an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, or ISR, and strike capabilities." … said Kevin Bowcutt, Senior Technical Fellow of hypersonics.
The strike jet uses shockwaves to increase lift and run quicker than pretty much any moving object on the planet. To put things into perspective, Valkyrie II is 2.5 times the speed of an actual bullet.
"It's more than twice as fast as the Concorde. So basically you can get anywhere in the world in one hour across the Atlantic, two hours across the Pacific – pretty much anywhere between two points in one-to-three hours."
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Trains are getting much-needed makeovers and it's about time we all hop on board. In July, India launched the world's first solar-powered train, running for up to 27 hours on a single charge. Not to be outdone, China unveiled Fuxing, the world's swiftest high-speed railway traveling at speeds of 350 km per hour.
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While it is a giant leap for eager travelers, I sure do hope it's a secure one as well.
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Today, Telltale games announced that the fourth episode in The Walking Dead game series is now available to download from Xbox LIVE, PlayStation Network and Steam for PC and Mac!
As episode four begins, and in the wake of terrible loss, the group of survivors arrives in Savannah, Georgia. Stalked by an unseen human threat and with the constant menace of the undead, Lee struggles to manage the tensions of an increasingly paranoid group and above all, protect 8-year old Clementine, a girl in search of her parents in the wake of the undead plague.
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Wilver Dornell "Willie" Stargell – March 6th in African American History
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March 6, 1940 Wilver Dornell "Willie" Stargell, hall of fame baseball player, was born in Earlsboro, Oklahoma. Stargell was signed by the Pittsburg Pirates at the age of 18 and made his major league debut in 1962.
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February 24, 1956 Eddie Clarence Murray, hall of fame baseball player, was born in Los Angeles, California. Murray was selected by the Baltimore Orioles in the 1973 amateur draft.
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Q: App can't find libs even though they exist I'm trying to launch an application (lets call it test), but it fails giving the following error:
./test
./test: error while loading shared libraries: libuuid.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Although this library does exist:
locate libuuid.so.1
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libuuid.so.1
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libuuid.so.1.3.0

It also can be found when using sudo ldconfig -v under the same folder.
Running ldd on the app gives the following info:
ldd test
linux-gate.so.1 =>  (0xf76fe000)
libsteam_api.so => ./libsteam_api.so (0xf7665000)
libcrypto.so.1.0.0 => ./libcrypto.so.1.0.0 (0xf74ba000)
libX11.so.6 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libX11.so.6 (0xf736d000)
libGL.so.1 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/mesa/libGL.so.1 (0xf730d000)
libz.so.1 => /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libz.so.1 (0xf72f3000)
libpthread.so.0 => /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libpthread.so.0 (0xf72d7000)
librt.so.1 => /lib/i386-linux-gnu/librt.so.1 (0xf72ce000)
libdl.so.2 => /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libdl.so.2 (0xf72c8000)
libm.so.6 => /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libm.so.6 (0xf7282000)
libuuid.so.1 => not found
libc++.so.1 => ./libc++.so.1 (0xf71d8000)
libcxxrt.so => ./libcxxrt.so (0xf71b9000)
libc.so.6 => /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6 (0xf7008000)
libgcc_s.so.1 => /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libgcc_s.so.1 (0xf6feb000)
libiconv.so.2 => ./libiconv.so.2 (0xf6f07000)
libstdc++.so.6 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6 (0xf6e1e000)
libasound.so.2 => not found
libssl.so.1.0.0 => ./libssl.so.1.0.0 (0xf6dc7000)
libopenal.so.1 => not found
libxcb.so.1 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libxcb.so.1 (0xf6da5000)
libglapi.so.0 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libglapi.so.0 (0xf6d8d000)
libXext.so.6 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libXext.so.6 (0xf6d7a000)
libXdamage.so.1 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libXdamage.so.1 (0xf6d75000)
libXfixes.so.3 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libXfixes.so.3 (0xf6d6f000)
libX11-xcb.so.1 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libX11-xcb.so.1 (0xf6d6c000)
libxcb-glx.so.0 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libxcb-glx.so.0 (0xf6d54000)
libxcb-dri2.so.0 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libxcb-dri2.so.0 (0xf6d4e000)
libxcb-dri3.so.0 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libxcb-dri3.so.0 (0xf6d49000)
libxcb-present.so.0 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libxcb-present.so.0 (0xf6d45000)
libxcb-sync.so.1 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libxcb-sync.so.1 (0xf6d3e000)
libxshmfence.so.1 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libxshmfence.so.1 (0xf6d3b000)
libXxf86vm.so.1 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libXxf86vm.so.1 (0xf6d35000)
libdrm.so.2 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libdrm.so.2 (0xf6d27000)
/lib/ld-linux.so.2 (0xf76ff000)
libXau.so.6 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libXau.so.6 (0xf6d23000)
libXdmcp.so.6 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libXdmcp.so.6 (0xf6d1c000)

So I'm missing 3 libraries in total, although all of them can be found using locate or sudo ldconfig -v.
I've tried using sudo ldconfig, and it did not change anything.
I've also tried setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the directory of library.

A: I am almost sure that you get this error because you try to run a 32-bit (libX11.so.6 => /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libX11.so.6) executable on a 64-bit (/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libuuid.so.1) operating system. Run file test to check this. Thus, the following Q&A may help you:

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*How to run 32-bit app in Ubuntu 64-bit?

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Дирутенийлантан — бинарное неорганическое соединение
лантана и рутения
с формулой LaRu,
кристаллы.

Получение
 Сплавление стехиометрических количеств чистых веществ:

Физические свойства
Дирутенийлантан образует кристаллы
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структура типа димедьмагния MgCu (фаза Лавеса)
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Соединение образуется по перитектической реакции при температуре 1400°C
(1431°C ).

Проявляет сверхпроводящие свойства .

Примечания

Соединения лантана
Интерметаллиды рутения
Соединения рутения по алфавиту


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The Octavia Fellin Public Library has 24 public-access computers and the Children's Library has 18 public-access computers, which all have word processing and access to the Internet. The following rules govern the use of these computers.
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You must have a library card or an ID with you. Out-of-county residents need to present their ID and may purchase a computer pass for $1 per hour or sign up for an out-of-county library card, which is a nonrefundable $15 annual fee.
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St. Cloud, Minnesota is the county seat of Stearns County in Central Minnesota. The city lies in three counties -- mostly Stearns County, but also Benton and Sherburne Counties. The Mississippi River bisects the city, provides power for the city-owned hydroelectric dam.
According to the 2019 US Census estimates, St. Cloud has a population of 68,462, making it the 10th largest city in Minnesota by population.
St. Cloud is the largest of a cluster of cities making up the St. Cloud Metropolitan Area. That cluster includes Waite Park, Sauk Rapids and Sartell.
Prior to white settlers in 1851, the area was home to the Ottawa, Ojibwe and Winnebago people. The city -- incorporated in 1856 -- was named after Saint-Cloud, the Paris, France suburb.
The area was intially a crossroads for hundred of oxcarts, traveling with furs and supplies between St. Paul to the southwest and the Canadian border in North Dakota. Today it's located just north of Interstate 94 and is served by Minnesota State Highways 10, 23 and 15. Amtrak's "Empire Builder" provides daily service along its Chicago to Pacific Northwest route. The St. Cloud Regional Airport is a hub for private aviation and scheduled charter service. The airport is also the home to the Minnesota Army National Guard's Blackhawk helicopter base.
Up until the early 20th century, steamboats paddled along the Mississippi, and granite quarries have been mined in the area since the 1880s. St. Cloud was also the home to the Pan Motor Company in 1917.
St. Cloud is a mecca for regional conferences, trade shows and other events because of its size, amenities and central location within the state. The River's Edge Convention Center overlooks the Mississippi downtown.
St. Cloud's climate typically includes warm, humid summers and cold winters and moderate to heavy snowfall.
St. Cloud State University, a four-year liberal arts public university and Minnesota's third-largest public university, is located just south of the downtown entertainment district along the Mississippi River. The St. Cloud State Huskies men's hockey team play in The Herb Brooks National Hockey Center on the eastern end of the campus. Other university teams play in the nearby Husky Dome.
In addition to SCSU, St. Cloud is home to several other schools of higher education including The St. Cloud Technical and Community College. The area is also known for the private sibling schools The College of Saint Benedict in St. Joseph and St. John's University in Collegeville.
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Stearns County Jail Offering New Program for Incarcerated Parents
The Stearns County Jail is offering a new program to incarcerated parents and their children.


Join the Practical Skills Committee as they kick off the new year with a review of how to draft a complaint and where to file it. Topics to be discussed will include complaint drafting basics, selection of the forum, venue requirements, and service of process issues. Attendees will learn necessary time deadlines, roles of the different Courts in the Commonwealth, and get a general understanding of the pre-trial litigation process.


 Signalling testing and commissioning experience on railway engineering projects. The experience must include pre-commissioning testing of signalling/telecoms systems.
 Experience in the Railway Industry, an ability to deal with technical and operational issues and a clear understanding of the operational railway.
 Ability to organise Testing & Commissioning work to meet strict deadlines.
 Demonstrated Safety Management capability appropriate to the role and purpose of the position.
 Ensure all projects are accurately assessed from a Testing & Commissioning perspective.
 Ensure all documentation is available timely for delivery of signalling projects.
 Support the Testing & Commissioning Engineer in identifying the key risk areas to ensure that staff, contractor, consultants and outside bodies comply with relevant company policy, standards and procedures.
 Comply with Safety Statement and in particular ensure that facilities, access and egress and plant machinery are safe and without risk to all health, safety and welfare at work of all employees under your control.
 Undertake any other relevant duty assigned by the Testing & Commissioning Engineer to facilitate delivery of projects to the agreed project programme.
 Liaise with staff assigned to projects so that project objectives are achieved.
 Ensure adherence to corporate HR policy and procedure.
 To ensure a Testing & Commissioning Plan is produced for any signalling scheme. The testing and commissioning Plan shall be in accordance with current practice and all relevant standards issued.
 To record all details of tests carried out for each scheme to ensure that a primary auditable record of testing achievement is maintained.
 To produce Test Logs and Checklists as appropriate for each signalling alteration.
 To ensure all testing documentation and records are accurately completed and maintained in storage of the life cycle of the system.
 Observance of company and Infrastructure policy, standards and procedures and facilitate compliance with the Company's Safety Management System in respect of your sphere of influence.
 To engage positively and appropriately and support all colleagues engaged in Projects.
Contact Interested candidates should forward their CV to sara.dunne@icds.ie immediately or call Sara Dunne on 01 6321200 for further information.


Today's Open Letter comes from author Melissa Walker, one of my favorite YA contemporary writers. Her books LOVESTRUCK SUMMER and UNBREAK MY HEART are two YA contemps that I am always recommending to others. She has a gift when it comes to writing inside the mind of a young adult, so it's no wonder I wanted her to be apart of my Open Letter To My YA Self feature. Please welcome Melissa to the blog!
I know that it's exciting to be at the center of a circle, sharing what you've heard about this person or that—who likes whom, who got rejected, who just asked who to Prom. Knowing these things, being able to dole out this information, makes you feel powerful. I get it. You think your value is in the information you've gathered. You think that if you didn't have gossip to share, you might not have friends around you at all.
But every time you share someone else's business—positive or negative—you diminish your own ability to be a good friend. I know you often walk away from a gossip session feeling a little woozy, like maybe you shouldn't have said all that. (P.S. This still happens—much more rarely—in your 30s, and I'm working on it.) Trust that feeling—it's your gut telling you that all this gossip is eating away at who you really are, and it's hurting other people.
The truth is that you have friends who will love you at your best and your worst. They will stand by you (through some pretty ill-advised behavior, gossiping included) because they love you for you. You're smart, you're funny and sharp, you're a good friend, and you have good cheekbones that just haven't quite emerged yet. There's no need to prove yourself with gossip.
Oh, I loved that you focused on friendship, Melissa! I think back to some of the things I did as a teen (and gossiping was definitely a big part of that), and I cringe now; that was no way to honor or respect a relationship. Still, I suppose we all have a learning curve and that was a part of mine.


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Asura toxodes är en fjärilsart som beskrevs av George Francis Hampson 1907. Asura toxodes ingår i släktet Asura och familjen björnspinnare. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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VUALTO careers are exciting, rewarding and inspiring. Our team has grown significantly over the past few years and we are often looking for more talented people to join us! What sets us apart, is not only expertise in our field, but also our attitude and the way we approach things. We are here to make a difference, to achieve the very best for our clients, to push boundaries and to have lots of fun along the way. VUALTO careers are full of opportunities for you to develop personally and also be instrumental in shaping our future. If you would like to get involved in 'Making it Happen', please get in touch.
Work with cutting edge clients.
Be involved in some really cool projects, some of which are top secret!
Put your skills to great use in a job you've always dreamed of doing.
Flexible working hours and break times.
Friday afternoons in the office always mean – cold beer!
We INNOVATE by being brave, creative and smart.
We INSPIRE our team so they consistently deliver the best results for our clients.
We CHALLENGE ourselves to constantly improve and learn from mistakes.
We build RELATIONSHIPS, supporting the people that we work with.
We VALUE the people we work with, celebrating successes & rewarding achievements.
We have FUN, recognising that motivated people achieve great things!
A work-life balance is so important to us and it's one of the reasons we are choosing to predominantly grow our team in the South West, UK. Not only does it offer stunning beaches, countryside and a colourful metropolitan lifestyle, it's also a thriving, and ever growing tech hub. We're really proud of our company culture – it's a place where you can inspire, be inspired and really make a difference.


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Financial Industry Legal Resources
Regulatory Bulletins issued by the Division of Banks
This page, 2.3-106 Deposit Return Item Fees, is offered by
Regulatory Bulletin
Regulatory Bulletin 2.3-106 Deposit Return Item Fees
G.L. c. 140E
G.L. c. 167D, s. 3
G.L. c. 171, s. 41A
For updated information please refer to the decision establishing certain maximum dishonored check fees at Massachusetts state-chartered institutions issued on December 19, 2012.
I. Applicability and scope
This bulletin establishes guidelines for the maximum allowable fee that Massachusetts state-chartered banks and credit unions may assess certain consumer deposit accounts for processing deposited dishonored checks, otherwise referred to as deposit return items (DRI).
This bulletin applies to all state-chartered savings banks, co-operative banks, trust companies, and credit unions.
II. Policy
A. Maximum DRI Fee
The maximum allowable fee Massachusetts state-chartered banks and credit unions may assess certain consumer deposit accounts for processing DRI under Massachusetts General Laws chapter 167D, section 3 and Massachusetts General Laws chapter 171, section 41A, respectively, shall be determined by the Division of Banks (Division) based upon deposit return item cost data independently obtained from a sample of state-chartered banks and credit unions. The Division collects this data during the course of its regularly scheduled risk management examinations conducted pursuant to G. L. c. 167, s. 2. The data collected from the Division's examination sampling process is summarized in its decision establishing certain maximum dishonored check fees at Massachusetts state-chartered depository institutions. This fee determination remains in effect for one year from the date of issuance, or until such time as the Division issues its subsequent DRI fee decision.
State-chartered depository institutions are advised that the above DRI fee is the maximum fee permitted by law. Depository institutions, however, may elect to impose a lower DRI fee or to waive the fee for their customers. It is also the Division's opinion that state-chartered depository institutions are not required to provide 30 days advance notice of reductions in deposit account fees under the Commonwealth's Truth-in-Savings Law, General Laws chapter 140E, and its implementing regulation found at 209 CMR 4.04. Conversely, Truth-in-Savings notice requirements would be triggered for state-chartered institutions if they intend to raise their DRI fees.
B. Enforcement Policy
The Division will review the DRI fee policies and practices of state-chartered banks and credit unions during the course of its periodic consumer protection examinations. Corrective action, including reimbursements and other adjustments, will be required for any DRI fee violations. The Division also will initiate corrective action based upon individual consumer complaints filed with the Division's Consumer Assistance Office.
III. Historical notes
This bulletin was first issued in 1998. The determination of a maximum DRI fee was mandated by Chapter 178 of the Acts of 1997, which became effective on February 24, 1998. This bulletin was revised on March 29, 2013 to incorporate the Division's methodology in calculating the fee.
IV. Authority
G.L. c. 140E; G.L. c. 167D, s. 3; G.L. c. 171, s. 41A.
G.L. c. 140E G.L. c. 167D, s. 3 G.L. c. 171, s. 41A


Valentino fragrances are designed as couture objects: exquisite and timeless, they pay tribute to precious Italian ingredients with a modern twist. Valentino Donna is no exception to this. Launched in 2015 described as a smooth chypre-floral, it is elegant, sensuous and independant.
Donna is a huge hit here at Scentstore, voted as one of our top favourites. With opening notes of Bulgarian rose blended with Italian bergamont and encased by intense notes of leather, patchouli and vanilla which gives softness and earthiness. The dry down reveals a classy bitter fragrance. The more you smell it you realise it's a little rough round the edges. I've never smelt anything like this before. Being neither too quiet or too loud this scent is wearable by all women of all ages.
The bottle hold's it's own, a heavy crystal bottle encrusted with pyramids and the pink liquid glistening through, just adorable.
Donna comes in 30ml, 50ml, 100ml Eau de Parfum. There are also a range of frangranced body products to induldge in.
Jimmy Choo eau de parfum is simply stunning, such an elegant and powerful scent for a women to wear, it's my all time favourite. The fragrance itself is a sensual chypre fruity, with top notes of sweet Italian orange and juicy pear, heart notes of tiger orchid, and bottom notes of Indonesian patchouli and delicious toffee…Gorgeous!
The design of the bottle is inspired by Murano glass, with a sleek black and silver cube lid, falling down into a shiny dusty mauve sphere. The packaging of the fragrance is a pink and black python print box, which is a classic representative of the brands heritage, Jimmy Choo have always used exotic prints in their luxury designs.
Describes as "A fragrance enveloping the woman with sensuality and seduction, with warm, rich and woody depths. Inspired by modern women – strong, empowered, beautiful, seductive and alluring with a mysterious sense of confident sensuality" this perfume is one you can't afford to miss out on.
Wear this sweet and fruity scent for any occasion, day or night, it's the perfect smell to turn heads and make you feel glamorous and confident. Use the Jimmy Choo body lotion to compliment the fragrance of the perfume, making your scent last longer and leaving your skin feeling silky smooth. This fragrance is available in both eau de parfum and eau de toilette for those who prefer a lighter spray.
Available in 40, 60 and 100ml Eau de Parfum Spray.
The delicious juicy sour cherry hits you first,followed by orange blossom, sweet vanilla and almond with a musky dry down. It's like eating fruity sorbet on a warm evening, laughing with friends as the sun sets in the Mediterranean sky. Its sparkling, modern & playful and I fell in love with this fragrance at first sniff.
Launched in Spring 2017, the fifth fragrance in the Prada Candy collection. It matches the glossy pink bottle with gold piping perfectly. I find the longevity strong and it's a must for your fragrance wardrobe!
Available in 30,50 & 80ml Eau de Toilette Spray.


Binghamton, NY – March 1, 2010 - Electronic Links International, Inc. today announces the introduction of two USB POF ADAPTERS. They are typically used for providing high speed POF for computers with USB ports. They are simple plug-and-play fast Ethernet connection. The USB connector on the adapters can be type A or B, and the POF side of the adapter can have the SMI connector or a plug less connector. They are offered in two colors: white for receiving the 1.5 mm cable, and black for receiving the 2.2 mm cable. The optical port has a data rate of 100 Mbps with a transmission length of 50m. The product is FCC and CE certified.


Ear infections are caused by viruses or bacteria in the middle ear and children have higher risks of developing ear infections than adults. Ear infections can occur in any of the ear's parts. It is very important to treat ear infections in order to prevent complications, including rupturing or damaging the ear drum. If untreated, ear infections can cause chronic recurrence and even deafness.
For immediate relief, you can apply some home remedies for ear infections pain. There are some simple home remedies that can help you relieve the pain and other ear infection symptoms. Now, in this article, Healthy Guide will show you some of the best home remedies for ear infections in toddlers, babies, and adults that you can apply at the comfort of your own home.
Read on 15 Tips How To Prevent Diarrhea For Babies, Toddlers, Pregnant & Adults to discover some of the most effective tips that can help you prevent diarrhea in children and adults.
There are some natural treatments for ear infections that you can apply with ease at home. In this article, we will show you some of these effective home remedies that are effective in relieving the ear infections symptoms without causing any unwanted side effects. So, if you want to know how to deal with the ear infections symptoms, you should keep both of your eyes on this article.
This is the first one among the best home remedies for ear infections in adults that we want to reveal in this article. To get rid of the fungus contributing to the ear infection, you can consider making use of apple cider vinegar. And, you can try this recipe if you want to treat the symptoms of ear infections by using apple cider vinegar.
Mix the equal amounts of apple cider vinegar and water or alcohol.
Then, dip a cotton ball in this solution.
Place the cotton ball in your affected ear and let it sit on for about 5 minutes.
Finally, dry your ear with a hair dryer.
Note: If you do not have apple cider vinegar available, you can utilize white vinegar instead.
List of 30 Ways To Use Apple Cider Vinegar For Dandruff And Itchy Scalp, Hair Loss will show you some of the simple ways to use apple cider vinegar for scalp problems, so check it out!
Tea tree oil is another great one among the best home remedies for ear infections in toddlers, babies, and adults that you should try out! According to a study about tea tree oil for ear infection , the antibacterial properties found in tea tree oil may give you an instant earache relief.
Mix 3 drops of tea tree oil, 1 tbsp. of colloidal silver, 2 tbsp. of olive oil, and 1 tsp. of apple cider vinegar.
Leave it on for about 5 minutes before turning your head in order to drain the mixture out of your ear.
Repeat this remedy 2-3 times per day for about 2 days.
Wax in the ear can catch some bacterial or fungal growth, and this can cause a blockage in your Eustachian tubes, hence leading to an ear infection. You can easily deal with this issue by using olive oil.
Then, place some warm olive oil into your infected ear.
Remove the wax in your ear with cotton-tipped swabs. Do not put it too far in the ear to avoid damaging the eardrum.
Simply, consume two 2-3 raw garlic cloves daily in order to speed up the healing process.
Then, crush them before adding some salt.
Place this mixture in a cloth before placing it against your affected ear.
Another one among the best home remedies for ear infections in adults, babies, and toddlers is the herbal tea. There are many useful herbal teas that can be used to reduce the symptoms of your ear infections. You can drink them, use them in the context of aromatherapy or apply them directly to your skin. Some great herbal teas for ear infections are ginseng, ginger, mint, rosehip, etc. All of these teas possess antiseptic properties that help boost the immune system, and eliminate the harmful bacteria.
Using salt is a simple way among the best home remedies for ear infections in babies, toddlers, and adults. The heat generated from this remedy will help drain the fluid from your ear and simultaneously relieve the pain and swelling caused by ear infections.
Heat up a cup of salt over low heat for several minutes.
Lie down and then place this hot cloth on your affected ear for 5- 10 minutes.
Repeat this process daily as many times as required.
Applying some heat to your infected ear can help relieve ear infections pain and also prevent micro-organism infestation.
Press a heating pad or warm water bottle against your infected ear.
Alternatively, soak a clean washcloth in warm water, squeeze the excess water and then put the warm washcloth on your infected ear.
Note: Do not apply this remedy for long periods of time. Place it on the ear for 5 minutes, remove it for a moment and then reapply the process as required.
If you want to know home remedies for ear infections in toddlers, adults and babies that you can make at home, consider making use of mango leaf juice.
Firstly, crush 2- 3 soft mango leaves to take out the juice.
Warm up the mango leaf juice.
Put 3- 4 drops of the juice into your infected ear with the help of a dropper.
Leave it on for a few minutes until you get a pain relief.
Repeat this remedy 2- 3 times per day.
You can consider using holy basil leaves to treat minor ear infections. You can apply either of the following methods to relieve the pain and reduce the infection.
Crush 4- 5 fresh holy basil leaves to get the basil juice.
Then, apply this juice on your infected ear, but do not let it get into your ear canal.
Mix the equal amounts of holy basil oil and coconut oil.
Use this cotton ball to wipe the inside of the ear, behind the ear and around the outer edge.
Reapply this remedy twice per day.
This is considered as a natural ingredient you should consider using when it comes to learning the best home remedies for ear infections in babies, adults, and toddlers. Breast milk contains natural antibodies, which help boost up the healing process. Addition to this, it also helps relieve swelling and discomfort within 1- 2 days. This remedy does wonders in both children and adults.
Repeat this process every several hours as required.
If you are looking for home remedies for ear infections in adults, babies, and toddlers, then you should not skip this ingredient. Onion is a common ingredient that is used in our cooking. According to a study about onion juice benefits , onion offers many health benefits, including treating an ear infection.
Chop a small onion, and warm it up for 1- 2 minutes.
Let it cool down and then extract out the onion juice.
Leave it on for a few minutes before turning your head to drain the oil from your ear.
Cut it into halves and place one half in a cotton cloth.
Then, place this cloth on your infected ear for about 5 minutes.
You may know the positive effects of hydrogen peroxide on scrapes and cuts, but do you know that it can help deal with ear infections? If the overload of wax is the cause of your earache, hydrogen peroxide can help break down it and relieve the discomfort related to an ear infection.
Lay down with your head tilted, release some of the solution by squeezing the cotton ball.
Leave it on for 10 minutes and then turn your head to drain the solution from your ear.
Repeat this process a few times daily until this ear infection is gone.
Note: You can have a slight tingling sensation when applying this remedy, but it is normal.
Firstly, draw peppermint oil into a clean ear dropper.
Leave it on for about 2- 3 minutes.
Finally, wipe the oil out using a paper towel.
Cut some radishes up and then mix them with olive oil.
Then, heat this mixture until it becomes warm.
Filter out the radishes, and then pour the radish oil into a clean ear dropper.
Next, drop 2- 3 drops of radish oil into your affected ear.
Repeat this remedy 2- 3 times per day until your ear infections go away.
Do you want to discover other home remedies for ear infections in babies, toddlers and adults in this article? If yes, keep both of your eyes on this informative article and then consider applying one or more of these natural remedies at the comfort of your own home.
Mullein is a plant that has many healing properties in the roots, leaves and flowers. The mullein flowers can be used to make extracts, oil or tea. The mullein flower oil has analgesic properties that help relieve pain. Besides, it also contains anti-inflammatory properties that help relieve inflammation. Therefore, mullein flower oil is considered as a great natural treatment for ear infections.
Place some mullein flower oil in a bowl.
Leave it on for about 5-10 minutes.
Repeat this process regularly to relieve pain.
Then, place some of this mixture in your affected ear.
Ginger contains powerful anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, so it is a great ingredient for treating inner ear infection. By reducing swelling and killing off harmful bacteria, it can help heal your earache.
Crush the ginger and then extract its juice.
Then, put the ginger juice into a clean ear dropper.
Now, drop 2-3 drops of ginger juice into your affected ear.
Repeat this process 2- 3 times per day for consecutive days.
Mineral oil is often used to help deal with constipation, and do you know that you can use mineral oil to relieve the pain caused by ear infections. It can break apart wax buildup that can be a cause of earaches.
Draw a few drops of mineral oil into a clean ear dropper.
Then, drip 2- 3 drops of mineral oil into your infected ear using the ear dropper.
Repeat this process throughout the day.
Drip eucalyptus oil into your affected ear.
Use eucalyptus oil in the context of aromatherapy.
According to a research about sesame oil benefits , sesame seed oil is loaded with antifungal and antibacterial properties, which make it a great solution to eliminate most of the bacteria causing ear infections. You can buy sesame seed oil directly or crush some sesame seeds to make your own sesame seed oil.
Soak a cotton ball in the sesame seed oil.
Then, place it over your affected ear.
Leave it on for 2-3 minutes before removing it.
Repeat this process regularly until your pain starts to subside.
This oil can be used to reduce the symptoms of ear infections. This is because it contains antimicrobial properties, so it can help fight against harmful bacteria, and simultaneously clean the ear canal.
Drip 3- 4 drops of the oil into your affected ear.
Another juice that you can use to relieve the symptoms of ear infections is banana tree juice. This juice is made from the banana tree barks, and it contains anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties.
Firstly, pour some of the banana tree juice into a clean ear dropper.
Leave it on for about 1- 2 minutes.
Linseed oil is worth mentioning in this list of the best home remedies for ear infections in adults, babies, and toddlers thanks to its multiple benefits for health. This oil contains antimicrobial properties that make it great for killing off pesky bacteria. It is recommended that you should combine linseed oil with other ingredients like ginger or garlic. Simply, drip some linseed oil into your affected ear and leave it on for several minutes. Repeat this home remedy consistently to reduce your pain.
Doing neck exercises is also a very useful treatment to heal your ear infection. There are some different exercises that you can perform at home to reduce the symptoms of ear infections. Some recommended neck exercises for you include neck extensions, neck rotations, and lymphatic drainage massages. By loosening the muscles around the neck and head, you can redirect the fluids in the ear canal , and relieve the pain in the ears.
Wear a scarf or other items to cover your ears when going out in windy weather.
After taking a shower, dry your eyes with the help of a blow dryer.
Chew gum when you using elevator or being on an airplane.
Coat your ears with some mineral oil before you go swimming.
Although it is necessary to contact a medical treatment when you suffer from ear infections, there are some natural remedies that can help relieve the inflammation and pain associated with an ear infection. The remedies as we mentioned above can help deal with minor ear infections. If you have no improvement within several days, you should seek medical attention.
We hope that some of 23 best home remedies for ear infections pain as mentioned above can help resolve your ear issues. You can try any of these remedies at home to relieve the inflammation and pain associated to ear infections without needing to worry about unwanted side effects. One more thing, if you know other effective home remedies for ear infections in toddlers, babies and adults, remember to share them with us by leaving your comments below. We will try to reply as soon as possible.


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Maha: Rs 21 lakh compensation awarded to accident victim's kin
Thane, Dec 17 (PTI) The Thane Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) has awarded Rs 21.49 lakh compensation to the family of a courier company employee, who died in a road accident in 2017 at Bhiwandi in the district.
In the order passed recently, MACT member M M Walimohammed directed Mosim Ali Hussain Ali Shaikh, whose jeep had hit victim Atul Shende when he was going on a motorcycle, and IFFCO-Tokio General Insurance Company to jointly pay the compensation along with seven per cent interest rate from the date of application within two months.
The victim's family members- his wife and parents- who reside at Kalwa in Thane city had filed a petition in the tribunal, informing it that the victim worked for a prominent courier company at the time of his death.
On August 18, 2017, Shende was going on his motorcycle, when a jeep hit him at Narpoli in Bhiwandi, in which he suffered critical injuries and died later, they said in the plea and sought compensation.
The insurance company, however, contested the claim.
But the MACT ruled in the victim family's favour and asked the jeep owner as well as the insurer to pay the compensation. PTI COR NP NP


Made by Banned Apparel is the DOTTY HANDBAG.
It features white faux leather trimmings on the front and a zipper compartment on the back.
Red with white polka dots internal lining.
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Honor's H9 smartphone features audio tuned by a Grammy-winner | What Hi-Fi?
Honor has announced a brand-new flagship smartphone, the H9.
Available to order today for £380, and on contract starting early next month, the H9 is available in three colours: Glacier (grey), Sapphire (blue) or Midnight (black).
It's running Android 7.0, packs 4GB of RAM and 64GB of ROM (and has a microSD card slot to boost that by up to 256GB). The screen is 5.15in across and has a 1920 x 1080 full HD resolution. Bluetooth is of the 4.2 variety, there's a 3200 mAh battery on board (with fast-charging technology via USB-C) and, praise be, there's a 3.5mm headphone socket in the 7.5mm thick frame.
The main camera is a 12 MP dual-lens affair, while the front-facer is 8 MP.
Audio file compatibility runs from MP3 to FLAC. Honor has paid special attention to audio quality, retaining Grammy-winner Rainer Maillard to fine-tune the H9's sound and teaming with Monster on something called the Honor Purity equaliser.
The body of the phone is made from glass and metal, with a subtly curved rear panel and fingerprint security.


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(4) Kentucky Crushes (13) Stony Brook In 85-57 Win
By Tom Downey March 17, 2016
The Kentucky Wildcats had no problems defeating Stony Brook. The No. 4 seeded Wildcats defeated the No. 13 seed Seawolves 85-57 Thursday night.
Kentucky shut down Stony Brook's offensive attacking, holding them to just 26.3 percent shooting. UK, meanwhile, hit 52.4 percent of its shots.
UK was led by guards Jamal Murray and Tyler Ulis. Murray had 19 points and seven rebounds. Ulis had 10 points and seven assists. Isaiah Briscoe had a double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds. All those players would have scored more if the game wasn't a blow out.
The Wildcats had five different players put up double-figures. Stony Brook had just two, with Jameel Warney putting up a team-high 23 points.
The Wildcats will now take on Indiana Saturday. The Hoosiers defeated Chattanooga earlier on Thursday.
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Related Topics: 2016 NCAA Tournament, NCAA Tournament, NCAA March Madness, Kentucky Basketball News, March Madness


For book lovers, it's hard to part with tomes that have sentimental value, or that you're sure you'll read … someday. Here's how to divide and conquer those growing stacks.
Don't overlook those useful nooks and crannies! Here are some ingenious ways to put wasted space to work in your home.
Don't settle for a plain ol' piece in the living room. Instead, think fun and creative as you consider these outside-the-box ideas for your coffee table.


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Lily's appointment is on Wednesday in Virginia. She's my 4(ish) year old guinea pig that gave birth to a bunch of pups a few years ago. She's never been to the doctor since she moved in with me, and I found out this weekend that she'd chewed the hair off her lower side.
This is a suspicious location because with previous guinea pigs that have had issues with cysts, it's right there. Whether it was with ovarian cysts or the cyst on Chai's kidney – same location.
She's at that age where this may be what we're looking at, but if this is currently the case, it doesn't seem to be causing too much pain as she's still a hefty 1030 grams. I noticed maybe two months ago that she's having a little harder time hopping into the box where they hang out and eat hay, and this could all be old age, or just correlation.
I've been checking out options online, and if we're looking at cysts it would really be up to the facility on how they want to treat it. You could do injections of Lupron to reduce and prevent cysts, you could simply remove the ovaries over the flanks, or you go in through the abdomen and have to move the digestive tract around and get the problematic reproductive system out.
I have done the last two with guinea pigs Mu-Xi and Chai. We didn't try the Lupron injections on Coco because it was a newer treatment that didn't seem definitive and they were $90 per shot, years ago.
We will see. I could be totally off and that is what trained professionals and modern medicine is for. Lily is bright and plucky. She was on one side of the pen today eating hay with her daughter, Murphy. I walked over for a split second and walked away, and then watched her from the kitchen door. She looked over towards her dish, put her nose in the air, toddled over, found a slice of tomato, and carried it onto her cushion to go lay down and nom the tomato.
Her daughter didn't notice a thing.


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Q: "Short delivery time" vs "fast delivery time" I'm curious about the correct usage of these terms. To me "fast delivery time" sounds off because time is not something you can't just accelerate. That being said, both terms are used.
Please enlighten me!
Context: of course, delivery times of orders.

A: Used like this, delivery time is a period of time - it can be long or short, but not fast.


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Club notes 22--09--2019
posted 22 Sep 2019, 13:32 by Castlerea St Kevins GAA Club [ updated 23 Sep 2019, 12:52 ]
Results: congratulations to the ladies junior team and management who defeated Michael Glaveys in the county junior final last Saturday, the boys u12 team defeated St Croans in the division one summer league last Thursday in O'Rourke Park and the second team were defeated by Clan Na nGael last Sunday in Johnstown in the division six league, the boys u16 team were defeated by Tulsk last Friday in O'Rourke Park and the mens intermediate team defeated Kilbride in the championship quarter final last Sunday in Elphin. Fixtures: the mens intermediate team play Oran in the championship semi final next Sunday in Elphin at 3-45, the boys u12 team play Roscommon Gaels in the division one summer league next Thursday in O'Rourke Park at 7pm and the second team play St Dominics in the division six league next Saturday in Knockcroghery at 11am, the boys u16 team play St Faithleachs in the division three championship next Friday in O'Rourke Park at 7pm and the boys u14 team play St Ciarans in the division three championship this Tuesday in O'Rourke Park at 7pm and St Croans next Sunday in O'Rourke Park at 11am. See www.gaaroscommon.ie or local press for all local fixtures and results. There was no winner of the lotto jackpot of €11,800 on Friday 13th September. Numbers drawn on the night were 8, 14, 18 and 34. €50 winners on the night were Niamh Jordan, Tully's Pharmacey, Colm Coyne, Joseph Henry(A) and Joe Adams. Next weeks jackpot is €11,900 and the draw takes place in Caulfields on Friday 27th September. Tickets on sale in shops and pubs in town or from any club official at €2 per panel or three panels for €5. St Kevin's thanks everyone who supports our lotto. Next bingo in The O'Rourke Centre on Friday 27th September at 8-30pm. The jackpot will be €1,600 on 45 calls or less, or €300 on 48 calls or less. Quick Lotto is at €200. Our annual underage 5K wal was held last Sunday. A great crowd turned out and enjoyed a lovely walk around the town. Thanks to our sponsors Paul Lafferty James Cleary & Sons, Dermot Lyons Mace, Ray & Trina Joyce,Seamus Dunleavy, McSharrys Chemist, Pascal Fitzmaurice and George Bannon for their generosity. The walk was led by all our county players with silverware won to date including the ladies Connaught Intermediate Cup and the Nestor cup all on disolay on the day. Thanks to all who particaped on the walk and all the volunteers who assisted on the day.


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Personal Essay: Hockey as Life
by Ginger Sullivan | May 25, 2014 | Uncategorized | 2 comments
My teenage son is a hockey goalie. Now growing up where snow was an anomaly, hockey was not a sport I was familiar with. When it came to skating, we Southerners stood on wheels, not on blades. Call it lack of availability or just too damn cold. We left ice skating for you Yankees and Canadians. But somehow late in his childhood years, my son decided he wanted to be Brandon Holtby, the star goalie for the Washington Capitals. The kid calls, I'm gonna answer. So, we bought pads, found a coach and got a bigger car to haul all that gear. Three years later, he is the starting goalie on his high school team. (And I am happy to report that, thus far, all of his teeth remain intact, but I digress.)
So, I raised a son that gets a thrill out of flying objects being hurled his way. Great. But I have to say he is pretty good at stopping whatever comes at him. He will contort his body in whatever position is needed to protect that goal. And it works, usually, the first go round. But it is the second shot that throws him off. While he is basking in his successful first block, the one he saw coming and prepared himself for, he is caught off guard by the rebound shot. And it often slips right by him.
And that is the moment that counts the most. The one we cannot plan for. The one that demonstrates our humanness at its most raw. The one we cannot hide behind script and plans well-made in advance. The one that reminds us again and again that the second that we think we have this thing called life down, another shot is coming at us and it just might find ourelves unprepared and exposed.
Who are you when life catches you off guard? How evolved are your reactions to be respectful and relational when you don't have the luxury of stopping to think about it? What lurks in your underlying character that quickly surfaces when you are left to just wing it and do whatever you can in the moment to stop that puck?
So, the puck gets rebounded. But so must my son. Being a hockey goalie means that there is no time for groveling in your mistakes. The puck goes in. The other team scores. My son is left sprawled all over the ice in his futility. But he better get back on his feet 'cause this game is going on. Yes, he let this one by and it will ultimately, fall on him. But if he grovels in his error and the inevitable upset towards himself, then he will be useless for the next round. And there will be a next round. He has to shake it off, pull his self-esteem off the ice and reignite his determination. His team is depending on him and there are no other goalies. He is it. So, like the puck coming into goal after the rebound shot, he too has to recover his defeated spirit. The game is not over till that 3rd period buzzer sounds. No giving up. He must crawl back on his feet to get ready for the next shot.
Who would have thought that hockey would have been in my future when as a gal I was running barefoot in the creek catching crawdaddies? But as if often the case, life unfolds with its many surprises and I now sit bundled on the rink's sidelines as a cheering proud hockey Mom. And I can think of no other place I would rather be. Watching this maturing man take a hit- sometimes with success, sometimes not – and then getting right back up to take yet another. I think I might learn something here – cold toes and all.
mark wadley on May 26, 2014 at 1:20 am
Good picture for all. Would like to be a fly on the wall to watch you ! U know a thing or two about getting up and taking a hit….wise woman
Reid, Nancy (US - Washington D.C.) on May 26, 2014 at 1:20 am
It's the rebound = so true!
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