The primary emphasis of the PGY-2 Infectious Disease Residency Program at Grady Health System is to develop clinicians with expertise in pharmacotherapy of infectious diseases and antimicrobial management. Over the course of the year resident will: gain experience in the management of common and uncommon infectious diseases; develop a solid understanding of microbiology, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of antimicrobials; strengthen his/her communication skills through formal and informal presentations and interactions with other healthcare providers in a variety of settings; participate in an infectious diseases and pharmacy related interdisciplinary committees. In addition, the resident will enhance his/her teaching skills by precepting pharmacy practice residents and/or students on infectious disease rotations. Residents completing this program will become a well-rounded infectious disease pharmacy practitioner.
To apply to the PGY-2 Infectious Diseases residency, application materials must be submitted by January 6.
Three recommendations must be from preceptors who taught the resident during a PGY-1 pharmacy residency rotation.
One recommendation must be from the residency director.
What do you wish to achieve by the conclusion of the residency?
Describe the ideal PGY-2 residency program.
Which clinical rotations in your residency program did you most like and which did you least like? Why?
What would your most recent immediate supervisor say are your strengths and weaknesses?
Describe your most rewarding experience in your residency program or pharmacy school.
When will you complete your PGY-1 training?
Applicants invited for an on-site interview will be required to present a professional presentation on a topic related to clinical pharmacy practice (may present residency research project if some data collection and analysis has been completed).
Representatives will be available at the ASHP Midyear Clinical meeting Residency Showcase in December. On-site interviews will be scheduled in February. For additional questions, please contact Dr. Manish Patel, Director of the Infectious Diseases Residency program at (404) 616-0607 or (404) 616-9747 or by e-mail at mpatel@gmh.edu.


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Hundreds queue in Melbourne for the Sonos Dumb Speaker Amnesty
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By Alice Dodd
Last weekend, Melbourne music-lovers turned up in their hundreds to get their hands on the brand new Sonos One, simply through trading in one of their old, "dumb" speakers.
If you happened to walk past Besser Space, Collingwood, on Saturday morning, you'd be forgiven for thinking there was some sort of high-profile meet and greet going on, or the release of the newest games console.
In fact, Lost at E Minor and Sonos were hosting Australia's first Dumb Speaker Amnesty – the first 200 people to turn up, would receive a free Sonos One Smart Speaker, in exchange for one of their old speakers.
As the culture capital of Australia, it's no surprise the people of Melbourne went to great lengths to be one of the first 200 through the doors, which opened at 10am.
Wrapped up for warmth on the coldest weekend in Melbourne this year, with camping chairs in tow, the first to arrive set up camp in their car at 2:00am – happy to wait through the early morning if it meant replacing their old speakers with a brand new one. The line was then formed from 6:00am as more people started to arrive.
There's nothing like a queue to make you start talking to those around you, and the atmosphere was relaxed, friendly and excited as over 500 people waited in anticipation for the doors to open.
At last, they did.
Coffee on Cue were ready to give the music and technology lovers their caffeine fix, as people made their way to the "speaker graveyard", the name given to the area people left their old speakers before receiving their new Sonos One.
A playlist had been created specifically for the event by Aussie DJs Human Movement (listen here), and people watched the talented artist George Rose transform their old speakers into a work of art.
The event didn't end there, however. On the Sunday, we were back, and so were the people of Melbourne.
The music was still playing, we had an amazing, creative space, comfortably furnished by House of Orange, and guests received $50 Sonos vouchers.
Artist Carla McRae was on hand to create a live painting, which was auctioned off later in the day with all proceeds going to The Song Room – a not for profit organisation who provide music and creative programs to disadvantaged children across Australia.
Carla's piece was auctioned off for a huge $1000, an incredible amount for The Song Room and their work.
And the bidding has started!! Head to the link in our profile to bid for this incredible price by @carla_mcrae !! ??? Auction ends at 3! #listenbetter #sonosxlaem
A post shared by The Song Room (@thesongroom) on Jun 2, 2018 at 8:48pm PDT
If you want to see all the photos from the event, taken by the talented Mia Mala McDonald, and find out about our future events, head to Lost At E Minor's Facebook page.
To find out more about the artists involved in this event and their creative processes, go here.
Photos by Mia McDonald.
Alice is a British travel blogger who decided to leave the 9-5 lifestyle to travel the world. Usually found drinking red wine, pining after 90's Leonardo DiCaprio and keeping her Instagram "on point" via @alicesantics .

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"H4 VISA WORK PERMIT APPROVAL"
Really! Immigrants Petitioning Our Congress about our Economy and Keep the American Jobs that they fraudulently stole from us?? It's time to abolish this H1b/L1 program that does nothing but create employment biases against Americans. There is need for Merit based system. Country cap is required for diversity. They are not assimilating with American society, but spoiling our society values and work culture and bringing corruption to this country. They don't have any moral values, or high skills. There should have been country cap on H1. They are using every loophole to take American's jobs. Americans are discriminated in their own country. They used unlawful practices to get the lion's share of visas from lottery raffle, visa fraud cases, EEO fraud, favoritism, hiring people of their own home towns. They are spoiling American's work culture and peaceful lifestyle. They fell in their own visa fraud trap and stuck in the backlog. This is a good lesson for them. America is a country of law. If you will not follow the law you can't escape. Put a stop to this fraud visa lottery. Fraud and nepotism by these foreigners is hurting Americans. GOD BLESS AMERICA. https://www.petition2congress.com/ctas/abolish-h1b-visa-program Barbara R. from San Jose, CA writes: My husband was working for Amazon. He was promoted as a product director. He had 17 years of experience in his field. He was filling all the positions in his department by interviewing and hiring techies, managers, staffs. He hired 3 Indians among all others back in 2011.2 of the 3 Indian guys he hired got promoted and moved on to different roles. Once they had the ability to hire employees, my husband saw Americans increasingly getting replaced by Indian workers. My husband was laid off eventually .He was told his role was redundant and his services were not needed anymore. My husband never saw skin color , ethnicity , religion or nationality when hiring people .He always hired based on one' skills. My husband and I moved to Silicon Valley in search of jobs. He got hired at EBay in 2015.He saw the same thing happening in EBay. The entire eBay company is filled with Indians. He got laid off 9months ago because the company had revenue shortfall. Ever since, my husband has been jobless. We sold some of our furniture and car to pay our bills. Every single company my husband went to interview for was crowded with Indians. This is a hard lesson we learned. Indians will always hire Indians. I and my husband grew up in a very liberal family background. We believe in equality. Based on the experience we had we switched our political affiliation to Republican Party. We both voted for trump because he was the one who was willing to take on this issue. But the issue deeper than lot of people believes. This is not just H1b issue. It is about others who don't fit in well with American values. They feel they need to be surrounded by people of their kind. Given the opportunity, they do everything in their capacity to surround themselves with same kind of people they grew up with. Multi-culuralism and diversity doesn't work. My husband is training for CDL to drive big trucks. He feels he wasted all his time in corporate world. Anyway, many here feel the issue is all about h1bs.The issue runs lot deeper than h1bs.There is blatant favoritism being practiced by people from other countries. My husband's role now pays 30,000 dollars lower than what he used to make. He is better off driving trucks which pays the same amount. Within six years we have slipped into poverty.
I strongly support H4 EAD for sposues. There are so many talented H4 spouses who will help grow American economy. Also so many of them have invested money in education etc just because this rue allows them to work.


Fri 13th July 2012: BRIXTON PARTY WITH THE BBC!
We had another jam-packed night at the Prince Albert as the Mrs Mills Experience lead another south London singalong, with the BBC filming the action for a forthcoming documentary.
We also had the fabulous DULWICH UKULELE CLUB joining us on stage for a couple of tunes, plus party bags, streamers, party hats and dance floor surprises. It was a heap of fun!
Before the show, we were interviewed by the BBC. We failed in our attempts to bagsy those oversized album covers that were part of the set!
The Mrs Mills Experience come on to a packed house!
Once again, we got a proper south London singalong going and handed out party hats, streamers and songsheets.
The BBC filmed the entire show - the documentary is set to be aired in the autumn.
The fantastic Dulwich Ukulele Club joined us on stage for a couple of songs (they're at the back with the big hats!).
Update: The documentary was first broadcast in October 2012 - see some screengrabs here.
Rich for coming down from Birmingham to do the sound, the BBC for being such lovely folks, the Prince Albert staff and especially Mike the manager, Charlotte for the cheerleading, Em and Rich for the photos and - of course, the crowd who sang their hearts out and turned the pub into a rowdy old time music hall for the night. You were fantastic!
Oh, and thanks to the 414 Club for the after-party!


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Step 1Heat the oven to 350 degrees. Lightly grease a 13x9-inch casserole or two smaller ones.
Step 2Prepare the noodles according to the package directions and drain. Set aside.
Step 3Cook the celery and onions in the margarine in a small skillet over medium heat until soft, 8 to 10 minutes.
Step 4In a large bowl, combine the noodles, celery and onion mixture, tuna, peas, milk, sour cream, soup, cheese, salt and pepper to taste, parsley, dill and Old Bay Seasoning. Toss well.
Step 5Spoon the noodle mixture into the casserole. Sprinkle the crumbled crackers evenly over the top, then drizzle with 2 tablespoons melted margarine (this assists browning). Sprinkle lightly with the paprika.
Step 6Bake the casserole until the top is golden brown and it is evenly hot throughout, 30 minutes.
441 calories; 999 mg sodium; 57 mg cholesterol; 26 grams fat; 10 grams saturated fat; 31 grams carbohydrates; 21 grams protein; 3.11 grams fiber.


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Q: Updating source file after editing - C# As a little experiment, I wrote some code that edits one of its own class files.
Specifically:
namespace Dynamic
{
    class DynamicFunction
    {
        public double Function(double field1, double field2)
        {
            //Reference
            return field1;
            //EndReference
        }
    }
}

I am dynamically editing the 'Function' method through the program itself. So, if one wanted to return field1 % field 2, they would simply type in 'return field1 % field2;', hit a button, and a filestream would edit the actual source code.
However, it seems that this has no effect on the class file until the program is closed, then it takes effect when it is reopened. What's the dealio?
Here's the writing code:
System.IO.File.Delete(path);
        using (System.IO.StreamWriter W = new System.IO.StreamWriter(path))
        {
            foreach (string s in C)
            {
                if (!s.Contains("return"))
                {
                    W.WriteLine(s);
                }
                if (s.Contains("return"))
                {
                    W.WriteLine(textBox3.Text);
                }
            }
        }
        int r = 0;

A: The reason behind this is the fact that when you run your program through your IDE, or compile it through the command line, it is "compiled."  Therefore, when you edit the file, you're editing the source code.  However, once the program is compiled it won't use the source code anymore.  So when you restart your program through your IDE, the changes take effect because you're recompiling the program.  As far as I'm aware, there's no way to edit a program's actual code through the program itself.  The OS won't allow you to edit a program's binary data while it is running.  A workaround for this that does not involve editing the actual code could be using System.Reflection, a namespace that allows to get and invoke methods through strings. You could also see this post for a different approach.  With these, you could probably dynamically invoke methods like object.Equals() which might be able to serve your needs.  Good luck!

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Overestimating oneself and underestimating others is one of the six things the Lord hates (Pro. 6:17). Last night's MNF was the only time, my wife and I stayed up till the end of a MNF game, and it was worth every moment. (Suffering now, though). The line between the proud look the Lord hates and the determination necessary to keep pressing on in the face of impossibilities can often be blurred. The big story for me was not Brett Favre, but Aaron Rodgers who just kept battling back, though he was sacked a record times. The Packers never gave up, and to both teams credit, was one of the best games ever. I appreciated the spirit of both teams, who, after the game, showed excellent sportsmanship and congratulated each other.
Humility isn't giving up, and evil pride isn't fighting back against insurmountable odds.
Lord, give us the character to be humble without the baggage of a quitter, free us from evil pride and fill us with the spiritual determination to keep moving forward.


Have you ever played around with the macro mode on a camera (you know the 'flower' mode)? Most people have, but it's not that impressive. Mostly because it's not really close up. A regular macro shot will give you something like 0.5-0.7x magnification, which is… not very impressive.
So lets do something about that!
In this article we'll show you one way to convert a Canon EF-S 18-55 standard lens to a super macro lens giving you from 1 to 4.5 times magnification! Then we're talking an object of .2 inches (5mm) wide filling the whole picture!
This image on the side is a long time exposure of an alligator clip up close taken with the lens.
Pages 1-5 shows you the lens works and ideas behind it.
Jose Luis Garrido slaughtered an old cdrom reader… and put the lens for the laser in front of his webcam.
What did he get? A DIY microscope webcam – kind of cool actually!
The page is in Spanish so I also give you the option to read it through Google's translation engine.
I've had my own webcam standing in the window of my office for the last two years. It's standing there because it's nice, warm and dry. I've been thinking of taking the webcam and putting it somewhere outside but…. then I'll need to buy an enclosure or an outdoor webcam and both of these solutions will cost you more then a bit of money.
Or build your own enclosure like Alek did. Actually he needed it outside at the neighbours house to view his own halloween and christmas decorations!
Add an wireless indoor webcam from D-Link to the mix and you're set.
Ever thought about building a web controlled webcam? I sure have! Even though you can buy one today for not too much money, the challange is still interesting.
Based on the parralax basic stamp starter kit 2, Jawed did just this. The project is mostly focused on the 'difficult' part (the programming) and you will have to use your own imagination for the attachment of the servo to the webcam.
You'll need the starter kit, a servo from an R/C car and a couple of cables to get started. And oh, yes – a webcam can come in handy!
In our previous night webcam project we got it running – now it's time to make it work at lot better. We have a look at different IR LED's and angles and see what works best.
Have you ever been using a webcam in a room with low light? Or have you ever wanted to have a webcam monitoring your dog, driveway or baby? Well, I have – both. Using a webcam in a room with low light usually works bad, and in most cases it doesn't work at all. You can get around the problem in low light by using a webcam with high sensitivity, like the Philips PCVC740k or PCVC840k (they're actually the same inside!). It has a sensitivity of 1 lux which is very little light, and it can be compared to the light from one candle.
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Designed by Miguel Jacobetty Rosa in 1939, the National Stadium was inaugurated on the 10th of June 1944 by António de Oliveira Salazar.
Since then, the stadium, that has today a capacity for approximately 37.500 spectators, has been the stage of numerous sporting events, musical shows and various types of events.
In 1967, the stadium received the Champions Cup Final, which came to be won by Celtic FC's Lisbon Lions to Inter Milan (2-1). It is usually the stage of the Taça de Portugal (Portuguese Cup) final, considered the "queen event" of Portuguese football.
Athletics Track: Every day, from 7h00 to 22h00.
The availability of the athletics track is always conditioned to the performance of games and other events that take place in the National Stadium.
Check the CDNJ Facebook page to see if there are any games or events that can cause the unavailability of the track at a certain date.
In order to respond to the different types of athletes who use the athletics track of the National Stadium, different schedules were established for the different groups.
High-achieving practitioners and national teams can use the lane at all times, but without benefiting from the exclusivity that the periods for which they are specifically defined for them.


The unearthly nature of moonlight – alternating between phases of shadowy darkness and crystal-clear brilliance – has inspired both awe and fear, leading to a variety of diverse lunar myths. The word "lunatic" is related to the belief that moonlight – especially during the full moon phase – induces madness. This superstition may in part reveal the origins of many nocturnal monsters – especially those of the shape-shifting variety (werewolves, vampires, etc.).


It seems like everybody's talking about the bamboo grove planned for a public plaza in the Third Ward.
What will become the plaza is currently a patch of asphalt at the end of Erie Street near the end of the Milwaukee, Menomonee and Kinnickinnic rivers. It's classic Milwaukee: the "Polish moon" of the Allen- Bradley clock tower and the sweep of the Hoan Bridge in the background. And bamboo.
Dramatic lighting and street furniture will make the plaza a welcoming place for strollers and runners. A system of immersion heaters in pools created by storm water run-off will create a steamy ecosystem in winter, warming the exotic plants.
Construction is scheduled to begin in March, with plans for completion by the opening of Summerfest in July. The design was chosen from a field of 38 contenders in a competition sponsored by the city. The project is being underwritten by a tax incremental financing (TIF) funds earmarked for public space improvements. The TIF funds have been generated largely by projected increased property taxes from nearby condominium developments.
The design was created by Stoss Landscape Urbanism of Boston in collaboration with Milwaukee's Vetter Denk Architects.


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Chicken | 72 Ways to Prepare Beans & Rice...and Love IT!
In a large skillet coated with cooking spray, cook and stir egg over medium-high heat until set. Remove and set aside.
In the same skillet, stir-fry chicken and onion in oil until chicken is no longer pink. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Stir in the rice, beans, corn, peppers, taco sauce and green onions; heat through. Stir in reserved egg. Sprinkle rice with cilantro.
Prepare 3 cups brown rice according to package directions. When rice is tender, stir in butter and shredded Cabot cheddar. Season with Kosher salt to taste. Set pan aside with lid on, to keep warm while preparing chicken and vegetables.
Saute sliced chicken breast in a skillet with 1 Tablespoon olive oil. When no pink remains, sprinkle chicken with Denny Mike's seasoning packet and 1 Tablespoon water. Stir to combine.
While chicken cooks, saute garlic in 1 Tablespoon olive oil in a second skillet for 1-2 minutes. Add peppers and onions to the garlic. Saute until tender.
Rinse and drain black beans. Add to the skillet.
Combine seasonings and honey in a small bowl. Add seasonings, vinegar, Kahlua and Tabasco to the vegetables and stir to combine. Season with Kosher salt to taste.
Add chicken to the skillet with the beans and vegetables, and continue cooking for 2-3 minutes.
Serve chicken and bean mixture over cheddar rice. Or, combine rice and bean mixture, then spoon into a large tortilla and roll tightly. Serve burrito with salsa and sour cream.


Looking for New Year's Fireworks date?
Check out our page about where to watch the New Year fireworks!
Note: If weather doesn't permit the display, the 'rain date' is Wed, 1/1 at dusk.
Provincetown caps off July 4th with a gorgeous array of fireworks that light up the sky over Provincetown Harbor . There's also a nostalgic, small town parade at 11am. Many people aren't aware that the pilgrims first landed in Provincetown Harbor, where they signed the Mayflower Compact. What better place to celebrate July 4th but in its birth town!
July 4th is one of the busiest days of the year in Ptown. Here's helpful tips to help make your visit easier.
Because the firework are shot from the harbor in the center of town, there are plenty of spots along the beach to watch the display.
Fortunately the tide is high at 4:44 pm that night, so there will be plenty of room. Grab a chair, blanket or both and get your spot early.
Here are a few suggestion.
Two groups are running events where you'll get a spectacular view of the fireworks.
The monument is set up on a hill overlooking Provincetown Harbor so you'll have the best view of the fireworks. Details are still being finalized, but the event will include a picnic dinner and live entertainment.
If you're driving, we suggest that you arrive early because of parking. Getting to Ptown.
We've got a complete list here, complete with little known parking areas.
There's lots to do that includes shopping, nature walks, restaurants, museums, art galleries and a host of other entertainments. We've provided an extensive Visitor's Guide that walks you through some of the best of what Provincetown has to offer, especially on a fun-packed July 4th weekend!
The town sets up portable bathrooms in the Macmillan Wharf and Grace Hall parking lots and throughout the town. However, here are the permanent public restrooms.
Anything you're looking for that you can't find on our website or in the Visitor's Guide, please send us an email at [email protected] and we'll try to answer your questions and improve the Visitor's Guide at the same time!


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Herb and the other Good Guys – including such legends as Don Cornelius, Lucky Cordell and Bernadine C. Washington – helped make a sky full of stars." "Herb was an icon. An icon. He was one of the city's greatest treasures," said Kenny Bedford, an ABC7 news photographer who was a friend. "Herb was like he was on the radio. He was a shy person, but he was very fun loving guy and he loved music. You could mention any group, any song and he would know it." Kent's deep voice was unmistakable to those who followed him, as was his attire, which nearly always included a cowboy hat. "In the movies, you had Tom Mix and Buck Jones and white guys on white horses, but you seldom saw a black cowboy," Kent told ABC7 during an interview with Hosea Sanders in 2010. He was recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest-running DJ on earth — on the air for 72 years. However, he was so much more than that to the city that loved him and the artists whose careers he helped launch, including the Temptations, Smokey Robinson and singer/songwriter Gene "Duke of Earl" Chandler.
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from axiom.test.historic import stubloader
from xmantissa.signup import FreeTicketSignup

class FreeTicketSignupTestCase(stubloader.StubbedTest):
    def testUpgrade(self):
        fts = self.store.findUnique(FreeTicketSignup)
        self.assertEqual(len(fts.product.types), 6)

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Economic struggles take their toll on everyone; no one can get away from it. To build a strong economy and bind the community together, real estate transactions, among other forms of business, are necessary. With all the benefit they can provide, even the most well-meaning people can be caught up in disputes and complications over the law. You don't have to spend an eternity in court. You need a Real Estate Lawyer to make sure you get your business done without a hassle.
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Scrabble Club is here at It's Your Move on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Saturday of every month, from 1PM to 5PM.
We are a casual and welcoming club for players of all skill levels and all ages. We offer players a free two letter word list, free challenges and a casual playing atmosphere. Bring $3 cash for table fee and dues.
In our 15-year history at the store, we've trained some of the best Scrabble players in the bay area. Our members play in tournaments around the US.
We are recognized by the National Scrabble Association and are a part of the Oakland Chapter.


Leave it to Miami to become home to an event that's become iconic for its collections of show-stopping back-to-back performances, and leave it to expert curator Pete Tong to be at the helm of such an outstanding moment across Miami Music Week chaos.
At the All Gone Pete Tong party, the show started off right away with a B2B with exciting newcomers Melé and Themba. Soon after, La Fleur stepped up with the legendary Carl Craig for a session before making way for Axel Boman B2B Krystal Klear, Guy Gerber B2B Bedouin and rounding things off with Damian Lazarus B2B DJ Tennis, Pete Tong himself B2B with Hot Since 82 and finally, Charlotte De Witte B2B Chris Liebing.
Find some of the highlights of the epic round of B2B performances below.


In the mythology and religious belief system of the Incas, Inti was the god of the Sun, and one of the most important deities of the Inca pantheon. As a solar god, Inti is closely related to agriculture, since the sun as a celestial body provides the fields with the light and heat they need to grow crops. In this way, Inti was a god very venerated by the farmers of the Inca civilization. The thing was not there, since the Sapa Inca (king of the Inca Empire) claimed descent directly from Inti, a fact that further increased the prestige and status of this god.
It was believed that Inti was the son of Viracocha and his wife, Mama Cocha. The Incas considered Viracocha their supreme deity, being the creator of the universe, while they believed that Mama Cocha was the goddess of the sea. As creator of all things, Viracocha was the most important Inca god, and his son Inti was second in importance behind his father. In a certain version of an Inca legend, Viracocha had two daughters besides Inti: Pachamama and Mama Quilla. The first was (and still is) worshiped as the goddess of the earth, while the second was the goddess of the moon. Mama Quilla was considered by the Incas Inti's wife, as well as her sister.
The kings of the Inca Empire also claimed to be direct descendants of Inti. The founder of the Inca Empire, Manco Cápac, was considered the son of Inti. According to a certain myth, it was Inti who gave the human being the gift of civilization through his own son, Manco Cápac. In this legend, Inti is described as a generous god who takes care of his people. Noting that the Incas were savage, anarchic and uncivilized, Inti felt unhappy, so he called his son Manco Capác and his daughter Mama Ocllo before his presence. Inti instructed them to come down to earth and teach the Incas how to live. According to the ancient traditions of the region, this is how the Inca civilization was born.
The importance of this god can also be seen in the fact that one of the most important Inca temples, the Coricancha Temple (a word meaning 'House of the Sun'), located in the ancient Inca capital of Cuzco, was dedicated to him. Historians believe that this temple was built during the reign of Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui, 9th king or Inca emperor, and was the place where the Villac Umu ('High Priest of the Sun' Inca) presided over the religious rites in honor of Inti.
Other notable temples dedicated to this god are Pisac (northeast of Cuzco), Ingapirca (located in what is now Ecuador) and the one found on the Isla del Sol, on Lake Titicaca. Coricancha was destroyed by the Spanish conquistadors, and most of its stones were used to build a church in its place.
There was also a special festival that the Incas celebrated in honor of Inti. It was known as Inti Raymi festival, and was celebrated on the occasion of the winter solstice, in the month of June. During this festival, which lasted several days, white llamas and other animals were sacrificed in honor of the sun god, also making other offerings such as food and even farmland.
The Inti Raymi festival coincided with the winter solstice (June 21). Before dawn, the emperor, his family and the people went in solemn procession to the main square of Cuzco where they waited in silence to the rising sun, whose appearance was received with joy. Everyone present knelt then and the Inca offered chicha to the sun in a silver container. Later they marched to the Coricancha, where the sacred fire was rekindled through the use of mirrors. The ceremony was accompanied by dances and sacrifices of grain, flowers and animals, which were burned in bonfires. From the hills that surrounded Cuzco innumerable columns of smoke ascended towards the sky carrying the offerings made to the Sun.


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Haaretz Columnist Allison Kaplan Sommer Receives Award for Excellence in Journalism
Kaplan Sommer is honored with B'nai B'rith World Center Award for Journalism Recognizing Excellence in Diaspora Reportage.
Haaretz's Allison Kaplan Sommer (L) with fellow winners of B'nai B'rith World Center Award for Journalism Recognizing Excellence in Diaspora Reportage, July 7, 2016.Credit: Courtesy of B'nai B'rith
Haaretz columnist Allison Kaplan Sommer was awarded the B'nai B'rith World Center Award for Journalism Recognizing Excellence in Diaspora Reportage in a ceremony on Thursday night.
Haaretz columnist wins excellence in journalism award
The B'nai B'rith World Center Award for Journalism is named for the late Wolf Matsdorf, former editor of the B'nai B'rith World Center journal "Leadership Briefing" and a journalist in Israel and Australia, and his wife the late Hilda Matsdorf, a pioneer in social work in both Australia and Israel.
The Times of Israel's Jewish World editor, Amanda Borschel-Dan, was co-winner of the award, and veteran Israeli journalist Yaakov Ahimeir won a Lifetime Achievement Award. The members of the award jury were Asher Weill (chair,) Prof. Yehudith Auerbach, Shalom Kital, Prof. Gabriela Shalev and Bambi Sheleg.
The B'nai B'rith World Center Award is the most prestigious prize in its field in Israel.
See here for examples of Allison Kaplan Sommer's work.
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Yokoyama, H. et al. 2005. Findings on Prostatitis through the "Pollen Extract G63" of Graminex Company. Kanda New Medical Clinic.
Ebeling, L.. "Possibilities and Limitations of Phytotherapy for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia ( BPH )." (2012).
Chambliss, W.. "A Critical Review of Graminex Flower pollen extract for Symptomatic Relief Of Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms ( LUTS ) in Men." (2010).
Bent, Stephen et al. "Saw palmetto for benign prostatic hyperplasia." The New England journal of medicine vol. 354,6 (2006): 557-66. doi:10.1056/NEJMoa053085
Wilt T, Ishani A, MacDonald R, Stark G, Mulrow C, Lau J. Beta-sitosterols for benign prostatic hyperplasia. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2000;(2):CD001043. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD001043. PMID: 10796740.
Gonzales, G F et al. "Effect of Lepidium meyenii (MACA) on sexual desire and its absent relationship with serum testosterone levels in adult healthy men." Andrologia vol. 34,6 (2002): 367-72. doi:10.1046/j.1439-0272.2002.00519.x
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R. Yasumoto et al. "Clinical Evaluation of Long-Term Treatment Using Cernilton Pollen Extract in Patients with Benign Prostate Hyperplasia." Clinical Therapeutics, 17 (1995):82-6.
Pais, Pilar et al. "Determination of the potency of a novel saw palmetto supercritical CO2 extract (SPSE) for 5α-reductase isoform II inhibition using a cell-free in vitro test system." Research and reports in urology vol. 8 41-9. 21 Apr. 2016, doi:10.2147/RRU.S96576
Gordon, Andrea E, and Allen F Shaughnessy. "Saw palmetto for prostate disorders." American family physician vol. 67,6 (2003): 1281-3.
Suter, Andreas et al. "Improving BPH symptoms and sexual dysfunctions with a saw palmetto preparation? Results from a pilot trial." Phytotherapy research : PTR vol. 27,2 (2013): 218-26. doi:10.1002/ptr.4696
Susan B Racette, Xiaobo Lin, Michael Lefevre, Catherine Anderson Spearie, Marlene M Most, Lina Ma, Richard E Ostlund, Jr, Dose effects of dietary phytosterols on cholesterol metabolism: a controlled feeding study, The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Volume 91, Issue 1, January 2010, Pages 32–38, https://doi.org/10.3945/ajcn.2009.28070
Wilt, T J et al. "beta-sitosterol for the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia: a systematic review." BJU international vol. 83,9 (1999): 976-83. doi:10.1046/j.1464-410x.1999.00026.x
Klippel, K F et al. "A multicentric, placebo-controlled, double-blind clinical trial of beta-sitosterol (phytosterol) for the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia. German BPH-Phyto Study group." British journal of urology vol. 80,3 (1997): 427-32.
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DC Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services employee dies from coronavirus, Mayor Bowser says
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said a D.C. Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services employee has died from the coronavirus.
WASHINGTON - D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said a D.C. Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services employee has died from the coronavirus.
The employee had worked fom the DYRS for 13 years and was a D.C. native.
Bowser said a a drive-thru and walk-up COVID-19 testing location will open at the site of the United Medical Center in Southeast beginning Friday. It will operate on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and will be by appointment only.
Bowser said there are currently 653 total confirmed coronavirus cases in the nation's capital. She said 13 people have died from the virus in the District.
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A stay-at-home order is in place in D.C. and will remain in place until April 24. Schools will also remain closed until April 24. Students are currently participating in distance learning.
All non-essential business have been closed in D.C.


Coaches, Club Captains or Club Presidents: Please help us to improve the standard of refereeing in New England by completing an referee evaluation form after each match. Referees are expected to identify themselves to you at each match to help you in this process.
Constructive criticism is encouraged and appreciated; ranting and raving about how your club was denied due victory as result of a perceived heinous miscarriage of justice by the referee will be ignored. Individuals completing the form will be asked to identify themselves. We have a zero tolerance policy for referee abuse, and it extends to the completion of these evaluation forms.


Failed GERD Surgery occurs when a patient redevelops severe symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) after having an initial successful Antireflux procedure i.e. Nissen, Toupet or Watson fundoplication (wrap). Typically the patient notices the reoccurrence of symptoms of GERD that brought them to surgery the first time.
It's important to remember that Antireflux Surgery is a reconstructive procedure recreating a barrier between the esophagus and stomach. Unlike traditional general surgical procedures no body parts are removed (appendix or gallbladder). During the initial Antireflux Surgery the surgeon uses the stomach and muscles of the diaphragm to reconstruct the valve or lower esophageal sphincter (LES). In some people the tissue may stretch or give over time. In addition the majority of patients have a hiatal hernia. Some patients have a genetic predisposition to develop hernias because of weak tissues or poor healing. This area of the body is dynamic, moving with every breath and this constant motion may be a factor in weakening the initial repair. The technique of the initial surgery may lead to recurrent GERD symptoms. For example the fundoplication (wrap) can be too tight or too long causing trouble swallowing (dysphagia), or too loose causing persistent esophageal reflux.


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Q: Make the height of a background image related to another div height I am curious if there is an easy way to make the height of the image in the right div to be equal to the height of the left div, which can have different height values. I managed to achieve this by using JavaScript, but I was wondering if it can be done purely based on CSS.
The idea behind this was to make the image centered and just show as much of the height and the width of the div as possible without resizing the image. However, as I am posting this it didn't work quite as expected.
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    position: relative;
    top: 50%;
    left: 50%;
    width: 90vw;
    transform: translate(-50%, -50%);
    background-color:#fff;
}

#left{
    position:relative;
    width:50%;
    background-color:yellow;
 }

 #right{
    position:relative;
    width:50%;
    background-color:pink
 }

    #right img{
        width: 10%; /* had to add that just to make it look presentable */
        background-position: center;
        background-repeat: no-repeat;
        background-size: center;
    }

#author{
  position: absolute;
  width:100vw;
  left:0;
  bottom:0;
  color:#fff;
  text-align:center;
}

#author a{
    color:#fff;
}

          We do not know the exact height of the div, but we want the image to be the exact size like this div.

Photo by Guillaume Bolduc on Unsplash

A: can you use a background image?
add this css to #right

background-image: url(https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1494961104209-3c223057bd26?ixlib=rb-1.2.1&ixid=MnwxMjA3fDB8MHxwaG90by1wYWdlfHx8fGVufDB8fHx8&auto=format&fit=crop&w=2302&q=80);
    background-size: contain;
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
    background-position: center center;
}

A: See the snippet below. Instead of using an img element inside, you can use a background-image by CSS. To avoid hard-coding image path, you could use an inline CSS custom property to use multiple different images as needed.
NOTE:

*

*background-size: contain; makes the image best fit the container without cropping anything out.

*background-position: center; and background-repeat: no-repeat; ensure that image appears at the center without creating a repeat pattern.

*style="--bg: url(....)" portion is what makes it repeatable, as it's picked up in the CSS.

#body {
  position: absolute;
  top: 0;
  left: 0;
  width: 100vw;
  height: 100vh;
  background-color: blue;
}

#main {
  display: flex;
  position: relative;
  top: 50%;
  left: 50%;
  width: 90vw;
  transform: translate(-50%, -50%);
  background-color: #fff;
}

#left {
  position: relative;
  width: 50%;
  background-color: yellow;
}

#right {
  position: relative;
  width: 50%;
  background-color: pink;
  background-image: var(--bg);
  background-size: contain;
  background-repeat: no-repeat;
  background-position: center;

}

#author {
  position: absolute;
  width: 100vw;
  left: 0;
  bottom: 0;
  color: #fff;
  text-align: center;
}

#author a {
  color: #fff;
}

      We do not know the exact height of the div, but we want the image to be the exact size like this div.

Photo by Guillaume Bolduc on Unsplash

A: Without needing to use background images, we can use object-fit.  To do so, absolutely position  and ensure it is stretched to fill its parent container dimensions, and then use object-fit to determine how the image should be fitted into those bounds.
The object-fit property is very much widely supported today: all evergreen browsers support it, with the expected omission of IE11 of course.
The property accepts several values, but only two of them are probably of any relevance to your use-case:

*

*object-fit: contain to ensure that the entirety of the image is visible. In your case, as the container is much wider than it is tall, the image will be fitted by height:

*

*object-fit: cover to ensure that the image is stretched while retaining aspect ratio

See proof-of-concept below, using object-fit: contain:

#body{
  position:absolute;
  top:0;
  left:0;
  width:100vw;
  height:100vh;
  background-color:blue;
}

#main{
    display: flex;
    position: relative;
    top: 50%;
    left: 50%;
    width: 90vw;
    transform: translate(-50%, -50%);
    background-color:#fff;
}

#left{
    position:relative;
    width:50%;
    background-color:yellow;
 }

 #right{
    position:relative;
    width:50%;
    background-color:pink
 }

    #right img{
        position: absolute;
        top: 0;
        left: 0;
        width: 100%;
        height: 100%;
        object-fit: contain;
    }

#author{
  position: absolute;
  width:100vw;
  left:0;
  bottom:0;
  color:#fff;
  text-align:center;
}

#author a{
    color:#fff;
}

          We do not know the exact height of the div, but we want the image to be the exact size like this div.

Photo by Guillaume Bolduc on Unsplash


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Bogies & Wheelsets In-Depth Focus 2018
Posted: 31 July 2018 | Global Railway Review | No comments yet
How can the railway sector utilise various monitoring techniques to ensure bogies and wheelsets are in top condition? How important is it to invest in wheelset research and what are the best methods to use for component inspection? What new ideas and concepts are there for the next generation of running gear? This In-Depth Focus addresses these questions.
Maximising the use of condition monitoring systems
Railways have an increasing number of condition monitoring systems available to them, capturing a wide variety of track and rolling stock parameters. By understanding how these systems work, and combining datasets to monitor key parameters, railway owners and operators can maximise the value of their assets. Clinton Smalley, Team Leader – Rolling Stock at Monash University's Institute of Railway Technology, explores further.
TTCI delivers important wheelset research
Wheelsets are perhaps the most critical rolling stock component for ensuring safety, efficiency, and reliability in railway operations. Accordingly, the Association of American Railroads (AAR) directs a portion of its annual research programme toward improvements in the design, materials, and inspection methods of wheelset components – primarily wheels and bearings. This work is conducted by the Transportation Technology Center, Inc. (TTCI), a wholly-owned subsidiary of AAR and a global leader in railway research, simulation, and full-scale testing. In this article, TTCI colleagues Scott Cummings, Anish Poudel, Dustin Clasby, and Kerry Jones describe some of the wheelset-related work conducted by the centre.
RUN2Rail: New ideas and concepts for the next generation of running gear
Prof. Stefano Bruni from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Politecnico di Milano provides an overview of the RUN2Rail project (part of the Shift2Rail initiative) and its goal to identify and develop the key methods and tools that are required to allow the design and manufacture of the next generation of running gear.
Examining components to understand the lifetime of rolling stock
It is critical that rail fleet managers can calculate and understand a vehicle's remaining lifetime. From a structural point-of-view, test and analysis centre, CETEST, has developed a strategy which takes the available background information of components and examines it with additional calculations, tests and inspections to provide accurate evaluations. Test Engineer, Lara Erviti, explains more.
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Issue 4 2018
Bogies & Wheelsets, Rolling Stock Maintenance, Rolling Stock Orders/Developments, Safety
CAF Miira, CETEST, GHH-BONATRANS, Lucchini RS, Perpetuum, SŽ-VIT, TTCI
Anish Poudel, Clinton Smalley, Dustin Clasby, Kerry Jones, Lara Erviti, Scott Cummings, Stefano Bruni
CZ LOKO continues modernisation of Estonian Operail locomotives
New Greater Anglia train arrives in Essex for safety and performance tests
Naples' Circumvesuviana network to benefit from new electric trains
New Measurement Train maintenance contract awarded by Network Rail