We deduce from the contents of this verse that it warns the unbelievers for ignoring the apparent miracles. The atheists' basic contention is that matter has no beginning and that it is the matter that has generated everything, both living and inanimate things, by fortuitous act. The Big Bang Theory refutes the basic assertion of atheism in positing that the universe and time had a beginning. "Do not these disbelievers see that…?" is significant. And as it is implied by this verse, the fact that the heavens and the earth were in a state of unity before they were splited was something indeed conceivable by the human mind. The 1900s were the years during which scientific discoveries succeeded each other. Those were the years in which some people tried to point out the contradiction between science and religion. It was presumptuous of them as their whims had been indulged by the prosperity generated by the industrial revolution to idolize matter, daring to substitute it for God. The fact that matter was created – that it had had a beginning – as proven by the Big Bang Theory, was a blow for unbelievers. The concluding sentence of the verse "Will they not believe even then?" is significant in that history confirmed the truth of this and the unbelievers remained adamant despite evidence produced.
The original unity of the universe is expressed by the Arabic word "ratq," meaning the integrated state and the word "fatq," signifying disintegration by separation. We have already mentioned that when Lemaître had posited this separation as described in the Quranic verse, his theory was first refuted. One of the contenders of this argument was Fred Hoyle. In the 1940s Fred Hoyle contended that if the Big Bang had effectively taken place there should have been a residue of the explosion, and asked that this fossil be shown. This satirical criticism led to the discovery of much evidence in support of the Big Bang Theory. The expression "fossil" which was mockingly uttered by Hoyle became the scientific proof for real evidence discovered later. While he was trying to debunk the theory of the Big Bang in a humorous way, he had unwittingly contributed to the confirmation of the Big Bang Theory.
In 1948, George Gamow and his student Ralph Adler concluded that if the Big Bang Theory were true, it must have had a fossil left behind as Hoyle had claimed. According to their logic, the low-level background radiation must have existed in every direction since the universe had begun expanding in every direction following the Big Bang. Radiation other than that caused by the Big Bang must have had particular points in space from which it departed. But the radiation generated by such an explosion could not be traced back to a point. With the universe's dynamic expansion radiation must have scattered in every direction. In the 1960s, the form of radiation imagined by Gamow and Adler was made the subject of research by a group of scientists with precision instruments at their disposal at Princeton University. However, what they had been looking for was to be discovered by others in a very interesting way. Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson were researchers at the Bell Telephone Company. One day, quite unexpectedly, they detected a uniform microwave radiation that suggested a residual thermal energy throughout the universe of about 3 Kelvin. At first Penzias and Wilson could not unravel the mystery. Surveys of the cosmic 3 Kelvin radiation indicated that it was perfectly uniform in all directions. The residue that Hoyle believed nonexistent had been found. So the Nobel Prize went to Penzias and Wilson.
After Penzias and Wilson shared the Nobel Prize in 1965, the Cosmic Background Explorer (COBE) was rocketed into the sky in 1989. The data received from COBE confirmed the discovery of Penzias and Wilson. A great number of scientists evaluated the data produced by COBE as conclusive proof. Thus the process initiated by Lemaître in the 1920s was substantiated once again with new discoveries in the 1990s. 1400 years had elapsed since the revelation of the Quran and the satellite's findings validated its statements. Supposing that we landed on a desert island and stumbled upon ashes: no one would doubt the fact that there had once been a fire on this island. The residue radiation that Penzias and Wilson ran across, and the COBE's data, indicated the existence of the Big Bang. The contention by dissenters that the radiation scattered all over space had to be perfectly uniform in all directions is another indicator of the soundness of this evidence.
One of the proofs substantiating the Big Bang Theory is related to the hydrogen-helium ratio in the universe. In the 1930s, astronomers, basing their studies on the fact that every celestial object emits a particular light, had recourse to a spectroscope to analyze the composition of the stars and galaxies. Calculations made by means of the spectroscope and mathematical formulas demonstrated that the universe, comprised an average of 73% hydrogen and 25% helium and 2% other gases like carbon and oxygen. Stars did not generate hydrogen and that much helium. Calculations made by scientists made it clear that 20%-30% of the helium must have been produced before the evolution of stars. Only the primordial fireball at the outset of the Big Bang could have generated such a light synthesis; the expectations in the wake of the Big Bang and the quantity of hydrogen and helium in space are just a few of the proofs validating the theory.
Although the available scientific evidence is in itself sufficient to prove the Big Bang Theory, we are witnessing a steady increase of this evidence. A Big Bang medium was created in Switzerland at CERN (Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire), the famous center that has the most powerful and versatile facilities of their kind in the world. The findings of the research carried out here lends further support to the theory.
The law of thermodynamics supports the theory according to which the universe must have had a beginning; the second law of thermodynamics states that some processes in nature are irreversible and unidirectional, the direction being dictated by an overall increase in entropy. Thus, the energy grows less and less utilizable until it becomes of no profit. If the universe and matter had existed from eternity, the movement would have come to a standstill in eternal time. On the other hand, eternity does not pass; if it does, then it is no longer an eternity. In brief, the very fact that we happen to be at this point connotes the existence of a beginning. If we think that time was not created, the contradiction is inevitable and ends up with a dilemma. The only solution to the dilemma would be positing that time was created and that the universe must have had a beginning; these, as proved by the Big Bang Theory, are mutually validating evidences.
COULD MUHAMMAD HAVE SENT A SATELLITE TO SPACE?
We have witnessed the verification of data received from the satellites sent into space. How did it happen that the Prophet had an insight into the fact that the earth and the heavens were an integrated mass before they were split? We asked whether the Prophet could have had a telescope concealed under the sand dunes, a telescope as sophisticated as the Hubble telescope? Are the unbelievers going to claim now that Muhammad discovered the primeval unity of the heavens and the earth by having recourse to calculations of the cosmic background radiation, and that he had sent his satellite long before the launch of COBE, 1400 years ago? Penzias and Wilson shared the Nobel Prize for the discovery. Would the unbelievers nominate Muhammad for the Nobel Prize for physics for having announced 1400 years ago that the universe had once been a whole before space began expanding?
It is evident that anyone who contended that the Quran had not been sent by God, but was the work of the Prophet, would necessarily become an object of ridicule. However, those resolved to remain unbelievers would insist on their convictions regardless of all evidence being brought forth. So had it been with Abraham and Moses and Christ and so was it with Muhammad. The psychology of unbelievers has never changed throughout history.
Those who opposed Moses declared that they would adhere to their own conviction, no matter what signs Moses would produce.
Polytheistic beliefs have exhibited structures that differ according to the communities and times in which they have evolved. The polytheistic beliefs in ancient Egypt differ greatly from the polytheism of India. However, these systems have something in common. Every god has his apportioned domain where he exerts his sovereignty. The sun is a god, so is the moon… Some control the rains, others the winds; some have control over the mountains, some over the rivers… In opposition to belief-systems that parcel out the universe, the monotheistic religions, namely Judaism, Christianity and Islam, saw the universe as a whole. These religions professed that severance and sundering could not be imagined in a universe created by one God. According to these religions what seems to be divided is but in appearance only, while the essence of the universe is one whole; the universe ruled over by God is one entity, with every one of its points being interrelated with all the other points.
Famous theist philosophers had tried to find a correlation between the occurrences in the universe whose logical conclusion would be the unity of God. In the aftermath of the Big Bang, this unity was once again proven. The origin of the universe was irrefutably one single composition. Considering that everything evolved out of this single entity, all elements should be in correlation with each other. No one could henceforth declare that the sun, the moon, man, the serpent or a plant had its respective creators. Unity lay beneath everything, and the Creator of this unity was also the Creator of the sun, the moon, the beasts and the plants that emerged from this unity. Even before the Big Bang Theory, the irrationality of the idea that attributed different creators to different objects was evident. However, the Big Bang proved with new evidence that God is One.


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Q: clojure: given a list of maps, get the total sum value of a specific key value Input: [{:a "ID1" :b 2} {:a "ID2" :b 4}]
I want to only add up all the keys :b and produce the following:
Result: 6
I thought about doing a filter? to pull all the numbers into vector and add it all up but this seems like doing work twice. I can't use merge-with + here since the :a has a string in it. Do I use a reduce here with a function that will pull the appropriate key?
(reduce (fn [x] (+ (x :b))) 0 list-of-maps)
It would be even nicer if I could retain the map structure with updated value ({:a "ID1" :b 6}) but since I don't really need the other keys, just the total sum is fine.

A:
I want to only add up all the keys :b and produce the following:
Result: 6

I believe workable code is:
(def m1 {:a 1, :b 2})
(def m2 {:a 11, :b 12})
(def m3 {:a 21, :b 22})
(def ms [m1 m2 m3])

(->> ms
     (map :b)
     (reduce +))

I feel use of ->> here can help readability in your situation.
This says to take action on ms, which is defined to be a vector of maps, threading incremental results through the remaining forms.
The first thing is to transform each entry of maps using the keyword :b as a function on each, extracing the value corresponding to that key, resulting in the sequence:
(2 12 22)

You can then apply reduce exactly as you intuit across that seq to get the result:
user=> (def m1 {:a 1, :b 2})
#'user/m1
user=>     (def m2 {:a 11, :b 12})
#'user/m2
user=>     (def m3 {:a 21, :b 22})
#'user/m3
user=>     (def ms [m1 m2 m3])
#'user/ms
user=>     (->> ms
  #_=>          (map :b)
  #_=>          (reduce +))
36

I'm a tad confused by what you intend by this part of the question:

It would be even nicer if I could retain the map structure with updated value ({:a "ID1" :b 6})

Do you want to have each value for :b across all maps contain the sum of them all in a result, or something else?

A: (reduce + (map :b list-of-maps))

A: This its simple but it works!
    user=> (+ (your-map :b) (your-map :b))
or
user=> (def x [{:a "ID1" :b 2} {:a "ID2" :b 4}])
#'user/x
user=> (+ ((first x) :b) ((second x) :b))
6
user=>

or user=> (+ ((nth x 0) :b) ((nth x 1) :b))
6

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It's been an ominous, albeit relatively quiet start to the Odell Beckham Jr. era for the Cleveland Browns. While Antonio Brown – another prolific wide-receiver that changed teams this off season – has already had his press conference and announced himself in person to his new home team, speculation mounds around the exact whereabouts of ODB.
Now, granted, this is the time of year where players can keep to themselves. He isn't contractually obligated to do anything for the Browns, in terms of appearances or announcements, as far as I know.
Still, Browns fans want to see their newest, shiniest toy front and center – and it appears that we'll have to wait just a little bit longer for that.
On Tuesday March 19th, ODB posted (and has since deleted) a curious message to his Instagram account. The NY Post has the full story.
Odell Beckham Jr. is going off the grid.
On Tuesday, the new Browns receiver posted a lengthy message to Instagram, alongside an image of a black box, stating he would be going "dark" for the next few days to focus on his well-being in light of recent events.
"P.S.A. I love you all so much, for the ones that follow and support I thank u all for that. I'm takin an emotional, mental, physical/ blah blah blah vacation," Beckham, 26, began.


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During periods of high rainfall, it is best to combine systemic and contact fungicides. Systemic fungicides enters into the plants' system and work from inside. So rain can't wash them away. You need to combine them with contact fungicide to prevent fungicide resistance from developing.
1. Systemic Insecticides Save Time: On both trials, I used insecticides that acts from the plant surface (i.e. contact insecticides). As a result, rain usually wash them off and I saw myself spending more time battling insect pests. After some research I came across systemic insecticides like Imidacloprid and Dimethoate. I plan using them in my next trial. These insecticides will act from inside the plant. You also have to use insecticides in such a way to prevent insecticide resistance from developing.
2. Hybrid Seeds are Good: I have not experimented on this, but it is generally believed that hybrid seeds give higher yield and are more resistant to pests and diseases.
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6. Cucumber Grow Fast! Have the Stakes Ready on Time: Staking few plants on my first trial wasn't difficult at all. But staking over 1000m2 of land was a huge task I underestimated. I didn't start staking on time and before you know it, I was battling weeds and there was no time. I called in a laborer to help with the staking. In the end when the stakes were on, I didn't trellised 10% of the plants when I finally gave up. So next time as the ridges are being made, I'll be staking and getting the trellis ready.
7. Applying Foliar Sprays Takes Time: Using a knapsack sprayer to apply fungicides, insecticides, foliar fertilizers, etc takes time. Don't underestimate it. I'll be hiring laborers to do that on my next trial and hopefully, I'll buy a motorize sprayer in the future or construct a boom sprayer that can handle 2-4 rows at a go. I'll use the boom sprayer for other crops like peppers, soybeans, tomatoes etc because I don't think it will work on trellised plants like cucumber.
8. Harvesting Cucumber Takes Time: You have succeeded in growing your cucumber and it's now harvest time. You're happy and that's good. But know that harvesting is a work that can be back-breaking. So better get additional helping hand.
9. Weeds Are Monsters: Using manual means to control weeds is both time-consuming and back-breaking. It can also be very costly. Better alternatives include the use of herbicides and plastic mulch. You can also minimize weed pressure with the stale seedbed method.
These are the most important things I can remember and I'll like experienced farmers here to advise me. And if you know any successful, large organic farm, please let me know. Questions are also welcome. Thanks.


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Defect in popular helicopter killed four following crash, attorneys claim
Attorney: Seattle pilot, others "should have walked away" from crash
By Levi Pulkkinen, SEATTLEPI.COM STAFF
Oct 11, 2009 |Updated Mar 25, 2011 10:08 a.m.
Gravity and, likely, a mechanical failure brought down the helicopter in August 2007, impacting on a hillside a few miles outside of Easton.
It was the fire that followed that ended the lives of four on board, a timber owner, two Korean furniture makers and the pilot. And that fire, attorneys for one of the dead now claim, could have easily been prevented had the helicopter's manufacturer acted to remedy a long-known design flaw in the popular aircraft.
Ilyas Akbari, an attorney representing killed furniture manufacturer Si Young Lee, claimed Robinson Helicopter Co. had been told that a string of post-crash fires had resulted in deaths years before the Easton crash. Rather than strengthen the gas tanks aboard the light helicopters, the company opted to issued a safety warning suggesting that crew and passengers wear flame-retardant flight suits, helmets and gloves before flying.
Akbari contended that, had the company instead moved to fortify the fuel tank aboard the R44 Astro helicopter or enclose the fuel in a rubber bladder, Lee and the other victims of the crash would have survived. The alleged flaw, he argued, represents an unnecessary threat to any who board the helicopter, which is among the most popular in the world and used extensively for pilot training in the United States.
"We think that all four of these people could have survived this crash, should have survived this crash, if not for this defective gas tank," said Akbari, who filed the suit on behalf of Lee's family late last month in King County Superior Court.
"These people," he added, "should have walked away from this crash."
Contacted for comment, a Robinson spokesperson said the company does not comment on pending litigation.
Hoping to inspect timber for a potential purchase, Lee boarded the helicopter on Aug. 2, 2007, at Boeing Field in Seattle. The furniture company president was accompanied by his business partner Hyun Song, as well as Snohomish County timber owner Robert Hagermann and pilot Keiko Minakata, a 41-year-old Seattle woman.
They flew over Snoqualmie Pass to Hagermann's logging site situated in the hills four miles south of Easton, where they landed and spent less than an hour examining the property. Preparing to return to Seattle, they lifted off from the hillside and traveled about 150 feet before the helicopter apparently lost power.
Members of a logging crew working nearby witnessed the crash and said the helicopter lifted off cleanly before it began to wobble and descend, air safety investigator Tom Little said days after the crash.
"It was in a left bank, and for some reason became uncontrollable," said Little, of the National Transportation Safety Board. "It impacted the terrain, then burst into flames."
Surrounded by tinder-dry forest, the flames tore through hundreds of acres of timber before wildland firefighters assisted by aerial water drops were able to gain control of the blaze.
Speaking Friday, Akbari said that fire and the deaths of those aboard the helicopter could have been prevented had Robinson redesigned the fuel tank atop the R44.
Touted as the world's largest manufacturer of helicopters for commercial use, Robinson has produced more than 9,000 light helicopters since it was founded in 1973, according to company statements. The Torance, Calif.-based company claims to employee 1,200 people with annual sales exceeding $200 million; its helicopters, available in two-seat and four-seat configurations, have been sold in 50 countries.
Akbari contended that similar fires have followed dozens of such crashes around the world. Those fires, he said, and regulatory pressure prompted the company to issue a single-paragraph warning to users in July 2006. Nowhere in the notice does the company warn that the helicopters it produces could present a particular danger.
"There have been a number of cases where helicopter or light plane occupants have survived an accident only to be severely burned by fire following the accident," the notice read. "To reduce the risk of injury in a post-crash fire, it is strongly recommended that a fire-retardant Nomex flight suit, gloves and hood or helmet be worn by all occupants."
Calling the notice "a cynical attempt to avoid liability for a known dangerous and faulty design," Akbari argued the company is aware that the fuel tank is apt to explode following a low-speed crash like the one Lee and the others experienced.
On impact, Akbari said, a helicopter's top rotor usually strikes the ground and causes the aircraft the flip. Following that second impact, Akbari said, the Robinson tank can rupture and catch fire.
Akbari argued that an inexpensive fix -- either strengthening the gas tank or enclosing the fuel in a resilient, air-tight bladder -- would prevent the fires. Such a change, he said, would be a fraction of the $400,000 helicopter's cost.
"Robinson knew that these crashes were unsafe and were immolating their passengers," Akbari said. "People are dying for no reason."
Robinson has not yet formally responded to the lawsuit, which was filed Sept. 29 in King County Superior Court. Though financial damages are sought, no dollar figure is noted in court filings.
By Levi Pulkkinen
Levi is a reporter for seattlepi.com
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Grit makes the grad
How Tyra Martens, BMOS'21, managed motherhood, pregnancy, work, and school, to achieve her goal of a university education
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By Keri Ferguson
When Tyra Martens was 16, she arrived in Ontario with her one-year-old in one hand and a suitcase in the other. She left everything behind in Alberta, landing in the tiny village of Ridgeway in Fort Erie, Ont., where she knew no one. At first, her options to continue her education looked limited, but she was determined to finish high school and earn the grades to get into university.
Today, at 22, Martens has a second child and a Bachelor of Management and Organizational Studies (BMOS) degree.
On June 18, she joins more than 328,000 alumni in over 160 countries as a newly minted graduate and member of the Western Class of 2021.
Martens could still recall when a caseworker with the Ontario Work's Learning, Earning and Parenting (LEAP) program gave what seemed like her only option for education years ago: attend a segregated high school for teen mothers that offered a day care and a pathway to college.
"At first, I was pretty disappointed," she said. "I didn't want to go to college, I wanted to go to university. I felt defeated. But, the thing about me is, I make things happen."
She went back to the caseworker with a proposal.
"I asked if I kept my grades at admissions level for university, and stayed on track, if she would please let me go to a mainstream high school and get my credits for university."
Tyra Martens and her son Myles at her high school graduation.
She got her wish, and kept her word, attending Ridgeway Crystal Beach High School, making the grades, and many sacrifices.
"I really had to stay focused because it was easy to get sidetracked. I was the same age as everyone else and going through the same things in life, but I had a child. It took a lot of discipline."
When it came time to choose a university, Western stood out for its family residence option and for the unique, interdisciplinary approach of the BMOS program.
"I had to grow up quickly when I had my son and didn't have time to figure out what I liked, so committing to one specific degree gave me a lot of anxiety. I chose the BMOS program because it felt open enough for me to do a lot of things as I was growing and becoming someone other than a mom."
Managing her studies, an internship and motherhood was a constant "mental battle" for Martens.
"My entire educational experience has been a struggle of balancing priorities," she said. "It was hard to say 'no,' when my son asked me to play. You can't rationalize with a three-year-old — and even as I finished, (with) a six-year-old — that I was doing this so I didn't have to work three jobs in the future to keep us afloat. When I made time, there was a voice in my head telling me, 'You have a paper due, you have an exam, you have work to do.'"
The pandemic brought a whole new set of pressures.
"Everything was shutting down, and I was all alone. My summer term was online, so my plan was to head back to Alberta temporarily, stay with parents and pocket some money before coming back to London."
Back home, she reconnected with an old friend and now partner. By August, she discovered she was pregnant, just as she was learning school would remain online.
"I really struggled to cope as everything surfaced. But I reminded myself I had been through harder stuff and could make it through this last little bit."
Her first trimester was difficult. She was sick and exhausted. At 14 weeks, genetic testing revealed her baby carried the gene for open spina bifida, a worry she carried while writing exams and until he was born.
"I was very burnt out, very discouraged, very pregnant. My spouse was working far out of town on the oil rigs, so I didn't have anyone with me. I was balancing my son, school and work. I felt like I was racing to the finish line, fighting against nature."
Yet with characteristic grit, she carried on, finishing all her assignments and exams, before having a healthy baby boy two weeks later.
Her efforts didn't go unnoticed, impressing her labour relations professor, Johanna Weststar.
"Tyra's situation would have been demanding at the best of times. I can't imagine how stressful it would have been during the pandemic. Yet she persevered, always prepared and engaged in our evening Zoom classes – sometimes after settling her little one for bed, sometimes managing with him in the background," Weststar said.
Martens is grateful for the ongoing support she received from Weststar and other faculty members.
"I reached out to some professors when I graduated to thank them for letting me bring my son to office hours and understanding when I had to miss a lecture when he was sick," she said.
Martens said she might pursue law one day, after she builds on the banking career she started as a student. But first, she's taking her full maternity leave.
"Now that I'm finished, I finally feel there's no voice telling me I need to be somewhere. I can be present now and really enjoy my kids."
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A nine-year-old boy has been caught in the crossfire of an alleged 'takeaway turf war' after his family was targeted in a brutal bashing at their Mandurah home.
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Margaret G. Randazzo, 97, of Portland, CT passed away Saturday, April 27, 2019 at Middlesex Healthcare Center. She was predeceased by her husband, Joseph Randazzo. Born in Middletown, she had lived in Portland all her life before entering Middlesex Healthcare Center. Margaret had been employed at Finast Supermarket where she met her future husband, Joseph. She also had been employed as a stenographer for Richard Blauvelt, a private investigator. Together with her husband and his partner, she owned and operated the Community Meat Center prior to their retirement. She was a lifetime member and a faithful Communicant of Zion Lutheran Church, Portland. The most important role to Margaret was being a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She is survived by her son, Joseph E. Randazzo and his wife Jeanne of Durham, CT; her daughter Marie R. Logan of Middletown. She is also survived by her five grandchildren: Stephanie Trombley and her husband Albert of Norwich, CT, Kevin Logan of Plainfield, CT, Mary A. Randazzo of Bristol, RI, 1st Lieutenant Jacob C. Randazzo and Matthew J. Randazzo of Durham, CT, and her three great grandsons, Joey, Logan and Conner of Norwich, CT. Margaret was also predeceased by her parents, Charles and Amelia Gustafson of Portland, CT and three brothers and three sisters. Margaret enjoyed sewing, quilting, cooking and being with her family, especially for her famous family Sunday dinners. The funeral will be held Thursday, May 2nd at 10 am from The Portland Memorial Funeral Home, 231 Main St., Portland followed by a Christian Service at Zion Lutheran Church, 183 William Street, Portland at 11 am. Burial will be in the Swedish Cemetery, Portland. Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday, May 1st from 5 to 7 pm. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to an Alzheimers or Dementia foundation of one's choice.
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 Антоненко, Алексей Касьянович (1911—1941) — Герой Советского Союза.
 Антоненко, Андрей Евгеньевич (род. 1974) — российский музыкант-мультиинструменталист, композитор.

Б
 Антоненко, Борис Иванович (род. 1927) — советский украинский слепой музыкант-бандурист.

В
 Антоненко, Василий Петрович (1890—1975) — российский и американский лётчик, изобретатель.
 Антоненко, Василий Мефодиевич (1899—1966) — деятель колхозного движения.

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 Антоненко, Григорий Николаевич (1927—2017) — советский и украинский актёр, народный артист Украины.

Д
 Антоненко, Дмитрий Владимирович (род. 1979) — российский кикбоксер. Чемпион мира по кикбоксингу в тяжёлом весе.

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 Антоненко, Зинаида Михайловна (1907—1996) — советский марийский деятель культуры, партийно-административный руководитель.

И
 Антоненко, Иван Емельянович (1892—1959) — старший конюх колхоза «Заветы Ильича» Бородулихинского района Семипалатинской области, Герой Социалистического Труда.
 Антоненко, Ирина Игоревна (род. 1991) — актриса, победительница конкурса «Мисс Россия 2010».

К
 Антоненко, Константин Иванович (1911—1979) — советский геолог, лауреат Государственной премии СССР.
 Антоненко, Кузьма Прокопьевич (1908—1993) — Герой Советского Союза.

М
 Антоненко, Марк Иванович — председатель колхоза «Большевик» Менского района Черниговской области, Герой Социалистического Труда.

Н
 Антоненко, Никита Григорьевич (1881—1906) — участник восстания на крейсере «Очаков».
 Антоненко, Нина Степановна (1921—2005) — советский политический деятель, председатель Обнинского горисполкома.

О
 Антоненко, Олег Владимирович (род. 1971) — белорусский хоккеист.

С
 Антоненко, Степан Корнеевич (1913—1982) — председатель колхозов Запорожской области Украинской ССР, Герой Социалистического Труда.

Ф
 Антоненко, Фёдор Фёдорович (род. 1951) — российский хирург, член-корреспондент РАМН и РАН.

Составные фамилии
 Антоненко-Давидович, Борис Дмитриевич (1899—1984) — советский и украинский писатель, исследователь.
 Антоненко-Луконина, Анна Васильевна (род. 1937) — советская и российская актриса, Народная артистка России.

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Home » Library » Prognostication of outcomes and peculiarities of neuroprotective therapy in patients who suffered critical state and reanimation
Prognostication of outcomes and peculiarities of neuroprotective therapy in patients who suffered critical state and reanimation
The anesthesiologist and specialist on medical emergency conditions, Neurologist, Neurosurgeon, Orthopaedic Trauma, Surgeon
Author: G.I. Yermilov, G.А. Gorodnik, V.I. Chernii, R.I. Cherniavskii, А.N. Kolesnikov
Published: Neurosciences: theoretical and clinical aspects Vol. 3, № 1-2, 200
M.Gorky Donetsk National Medical University, Ukrain
Abstract. Topicality of the problem of integral approach to intensive therapy of patients who suffered critical states during the postreanimation period is caused by the socioeconomic importance and is related to high lethality, incapacitation and mass character of such pathology. The issues of outcome prognostication, the search of process irreversibility criteria and the brain death diagnostics are of special significance. The choice of intensive therapy tactics depends to a great extent on the localization of pathological process, on the level and degree of the brain injury. Moreover, intensive therapy must be complex, and the character of pathogenesis of different types of encephalopathy must be taken into account. The research was conducted on the base of the regional reanimation centre DOKTMO in the city of Donetsk and the department of intensive therapy of CTH in the town of Antratsit, in patients with acute cerebral insufficiency, conditioned by critical states of different etiology. Acute cerebral insufficiency was the result of the strangulated asphyxia (suicide), carbon oxide poisoning of different degrees of severity (domestic and industrial), severe craniocerebral injury. Among patients there were 48 women and 140 men at the age from 16 to 74. In the research, we have developed and applied an integrative estimative complex of the state of patients with acute cerebral insufficiency of different genesis. This complex included estimation of DIC-syndrome parameters and omega-potential change, estimation of the common state of patients by GCS score, and estimation of the brain edema-swelling pronouncement, according to the data of impedancemetry. Favourable and unfavourable integrative symptom complex was obtained for every type of acute cerebral insufficiency. A conclusion has been drawn that in spite of different pathophysiological events in the development of acute cerebral insufficiency, mechanisms of the brain death will be shown in a universal integrative symptom complex. The variants of intensive therapy with their correction, according to the indexes of integrative symptom complex and the kind of ACI have been developed for patients with acute cerebral insufficiency of different etiology.
Keywords: acute cerebral insufficiency, diagnostics, prognostication, intensive therapy.
G.I. Yermilov G.А. Gorodnik V.I. Chernii R.I. Cherniavskii А.N. Kolesnikov
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Netflix moves release of film starring Felicity Huffman
Boston - Netflix officials decided to move the release date of a film starring Felicity Huffman who agreed to plead guilty Monday in the college admissions bribery scam.
The streaming service said Monday that Otherhood will not be released 26 April with a date to be determined. The romantic comedy stars Huffman, Patricia Arquette and Angela Bassett.
Huffman was accused of paying a consultant $15 000 disguised as a charitable donation to boost her daughter's SAT score. Authorities say the actress discussed going through with the same plan for her younger daughter, but ultimately decided against it.
The 56-year-old Huffman earned Emmy nominations for her work in the Netflix series American Crime. She's also expected to play a prosecutor in the Ava DuVernay-directed When They See Us, which releases on 31 May on the streaming service.


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Leo Franz Caspar Zumbusch, ab 1888 Ritter von Zumbusch (* 28. Juni 1874 in Wien; † 30. März 1940 in Rimsting am Chiemsee, Oberbayern), war ein deutscher Dermatologe.

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Leo von Zumbusch war einer der beiden Söhne des Bildhauers Caspar Ritter von Zumbusch (1830–1915) und der Antonie Vogl (1838–1917). Er studierte Medizin in Wien, wo er 1898 promoviert wurde. Anschließend war Zumbusch Assistent bei Edmund von Neusser, Carl Wilhelm Hermann Nothnagel, Ernst Fuchs, Carl Gussenbauer, Moritz Kaposi und Gustav Riehl (1855–1943). Er habilitierte sich 1906 in Wien, ab 1909 leitete er das Rudolf-Spital. Zumbusch wurde 1912 außerordentlicher Professor in Wien. Bereits 1913 wechselte er nach München, um dort Leiter der Universitäts-Poliklinik zu werden. Am 25. Mai 1914 wurde er auch im Königreich Bayern bei der Ritterklasse immatrikuliert. Er wurde 1917 Direktor der dortigen Klinik für Haut- und Geschlechtskrankheiten, heute unter dem Namen Klinik Thalkirchner Straße bekannt. Zu seinen Schülern gehört dort der Dermatologe und Medizinhistoriker Ernst Alfred Seckendorf. Seine Ernennung zum Ordinarius erfolgte 1922. Zwei Jahre später wurde er zum Geheimen Medizinalrat ernannt.

Im Ersten Weltkrieg diente der Dermatologe als Stabsarzt. Als Mitglied des Freikorps Epp war er 1919 an der Niederschlagung der Münchner Räterepublik beteiligt. Anschließend wurde er Mitglied im Stahlhelm, Bund der Frontsoldaten und in der DNVP, der er bis 1932 angehörte.

Von 1932 bis Oktober 1933 war Zumbusch der letzte gewählte Rektor der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München vor der Gleichschaltung. Noch 1933 wurde er in die Leopoldina gewählt. Nach einer gegen ihn organisierten Denunziationskampagne wurde er im Oktober 1935 aufgrund des Gesetzes zur Wiederherstellung des Berufsbeamtentums (BBG) in den Ruhestand versetzt.

Zumbusch heiratete in erster Ehe 1906 in Wien die österreichische Grafikerin Nora Exner. Nach ihrem Tode heiratete er 1922 in zweiter Ehe Johanna Müller (* 2. März 1898; † nach 1961), die Tochter des Internisten Friedrich von Müller (1858–1941) und der Friede Küster.

Seit 1951 findet jährlich eine von Alfred Marchionini ins Leben gerufene Leo-von-Zumbusch-Gedächtnisvorlesung an der Dermatologischen Klinik der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität statt, bei der führende nationale und internationale Wissenschaftler aus dem Bereich der Dermatologie vortragen.

Leo von Zumbusch und der Nationalsozialismus
Mit Leo von Zumbusch stand 1933 ein Hochschullehrer an der Spitze der Münchner Universität, der die Weimarer Republik ablehnte, aber auch dem Nationalsozialismus distanziert gegenüberstand. Wie viele nationalkonservative Rektoren lavierte er in dieser Zeit zwischen Anpassung an die neuen Herren und dem Bestreben, die Autonomie der Universität zu bewahren. Zwar trat Zumbusch nicht als Redner bei der Münchner Bücherverbrennung auf, wie gelegentlich behauptet wird. Aber er rief die "Herren Kollegen" in einem Rundschreiben ausdrücklich dazu auf, an der "feierlichen Verbrennung am Königsplatz" teilzunehmen, die nationalsozialistische Studenten organisiert hatten.

Dennoch wurde Zumbusch schon kurz nach der Machtergreifung von überzeugten Nationalsozialisten, vor allem aus dem Kreis der Angehörigen seiner Klinik, massiv denunziert. Ihm wurde u. a. vorgeworfen, den Hitler-Gruß weder zu entbieten noch zu erwidern, abwertende und verächtliche Äußerungen über Hitler und den bayerischen Kultusminister Schemm gemacht zu haben und sich gegen die Teilnahme an der nationalsozialistischen Maifeier ausgesprochen zu haben. Zudem hatte er der Nationalsozialistischen Betriebszellenorganisation (NSBO) der Klinik einen Hörsaal verweigert. Hinter diesen Angriffen stand an erster Stelle einer seiner Oberärzte, Franz Wirz, später Leiter der Hochschulkommission der NSDAP. Unterstützt wurde Wirz von dem Vertrauensmann der NSDAP an der Medizinischen Fakultät München, Gustav Borger, und dem Leiter der Gesundheitsabteilung im bayerischen Innenministerium, Walter Schultze, der 1935 die Leitung des Nationalsozialistischen Deutschen Dozentenbundes (NSDDB) übernahm.

Obwohl Zumbuschs Nachfolger im Rektorat, Karl Escherich, bemüht war, Zumbusch zu entlasten, wurde der Dermatologe mit Erlass vom 15. Oktober 1935 aufgrund des Gesetzes zur Wiederherstellung des Berufsbeamtentums (6 BBG) in den Ruhestand versetzt. Bei der Beerdigung Zumbuschs im Jahre 1940 war die Universität offiziell nicht vertreten.

Veröffentlichungen (Auswahl)
Monographien
 Therapie der Hautkrankheiten. Für Ärzte und Studierende. Deuticke, Leipzig 1908.
 Atlas der Syphilis. Verlag Vogel, Leipzig 1922.
 Atlas der Hautkrankheiten. 2. Auflage. Verlag Vogel, Leipzig 1926 (mit Gustav Riehl).
 Die Haut- und Geschlechtskrankheiten. Dargestellt für praktische Ärzte und Studierende. 2. Auflage. Lehmann, München 1935.

Aufsätze
 Über Lichen albus, eine bisher unbeschriebene Erkrankung. In: Leopold Arzt (Hrsg.): Archiv für Dermatologie und Syphilis, Bd. 82, (1906), S. 339–350.
 Todesfälle nach Salvarsaninjektionen. In: Münchener medizinische Wochenschrift. Band 63, 1916, S. 750–753.
 Die Diagnose der angeborenen Syphilis. In: Josef Jadassohn u. a. (Hrsg.): Handbuch der Haut- und Geschlechtskrankheiten, Bd. 19 (1927).
 Prognose der kongenitalen Syphilis. In: Josef Jadassohn u. a. (Hrsg.): Handbuch der Haut- und Geschlechtskrankheiten. Bd. 19 (1927).

Herausgeber
 Mitherausgeber der Münchner Medizinischen Wochenschrift, erschienen im Julius-Friedrich-Lehmann-Verlag.

Literatur
 Helmut Böhm: Von der Selbstverwaltung zum Führerprinzip. Die Universität München in den ersten Jahren des Dritten Reiches (1933–36). Berlin: Duncker & Humblot 1995. ISBN 3-428-08218-4.
 Michael Grüttner: Biographisches Lexikon zur nationalsozialistischen Wissenschaftspolitik (= Studien zur Wissenschafts- und Universitätsgeschichte. Band 6). Synchron, Heidelberg 2004, ISBN 3-935025-68-8, S. 189.
 Albrecht Scholz (Hrsg.): München. In: Geschichte der deutschsprachigen Dermatologie. Wiley-VCH, München 2009, S. 115. (online ausschnittsweise einsehbar)
 Leo von Zumbusch. In: Karin Orth: Vertreibung aus dem Wissenschaftssystem. Gedenkbuch für die im Nationalsozialismus vertriebenen Gremienmitglieder der DFG, Stuttgart: Steiner 2018 (Beiträge zur Geschichte der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft; 7), S. 176–183. ISBN 978-3-515-11953-5.
 Ernst Klee: Das Kulturlexikon zum Dritten Reich. Wer war was vor und nach 1945. S. Fischer, Frankfurt am Main 2007, ISBN 978-3-10-039326-5.

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10 STANDOUT BANDS @ BONAROO 2017 (WIN TICKETS!)
January 11, 2017 | Kevin
Here are 10 bands in no specific order that you should seek out at the just-announced Bonaroo Music & Arts Festival 2017. Win the trip and tix to Bonnaroo by texting FEST to 64636. More on that here.
The Irish rock titans are jumping on the road to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their magical 'Johsua Tree' album. This date on a massive fest has not been the norm for Bono and company due the band being able to play football stadiums on their own, like the recently announced June 3rd show at Soldier Field (WIN TICKETS HERE)
The Peppers deliver live every time. They have tons of songs you will hear live that make you go "OH , I LOVE THAT" and then wiggle your butt wildly. Yes, instant wiggling going down. If you are not able to do roadtrippen to Manchester, Tennessee here is your shot to see RHCP during their two night residency at the United Center on June 30th and July 1st.
This duo of dreamy alternative has been coming up strong, and this recent breakout performance on Saturday Night Live makes them that 'band you've heard about that you need to checkout' on this year's 'Roo lineup. The XX plays Aragon on May 1st.
The New Zealand lady boss of alt is preparing to return in 2017 with this festival set one of her biggest shows announced so far. Could this allude to seeing her perform in another giant music fest? Maybe one that takes place in Grant Park in August….WHOA! Slow down, just speculating about how this affects the Chicago area live music fests, for more on who could be at Lollapalooza and Riot Fest, check out our Palooza Possibilities predictions/wants.
CWK has made memories at Piqniq and Lolla in the past, so the sunny southern skies should be no problem. They also know how to amp their shows with alternate versions of their recorded material to give it a fresh feel for their live show that makes it feel unique and special.
This band is one of the best live acts in music, not just alternative, all of it. Their sets which have seen singer Matt Schultz become a puppet-master of jumping crowds at our Piqniq and Nights We Stole Christmas shows have proven that Cage is band you can see multiple times and enjoy more each time.
Their groovy Lounge session with us showed how much the Oxford-based group can get and that ability to be chill yet energized is an underrated part of a festival experience. You can only crowd surf so long before people don't want to carry you, so this band provides that buzzy cocktail hour music for the modern age.
These loveable Canadians have been able reinvent themselves and bring their diehard fans with them along the way. We were fortunate enough to be able to feature them on at No Dough Show a few years ago and just a few months back in an intimate Lounge session. There songs have this real resonance live that you might not catch on your first or third listen, so get closer ..get it,…closer with this video.
A UK band who the Foo Fighter's Dave Grohl says is his one of his "favorite bands", Royal Blood won us over in 2014 with "Figure it Out" when they opened for Rise Against on our 'Twas the Night Before show at House of Blues. They got this feeling you can gravitate very quickly with fist-bumping breakdowns and hooks that get stuck in your head.
THE FRONT BOTTOMS
When I got to chat with this band at Lolla'16 the energy was loud and pronounced: happy! This punk-influenced act from New Jersey had a standout set in the main field at Grant Park earned over people who never knew them and fans who fell in love with them online stood by the rails for their set for hours.
These wild boys with a head-bobbing sound that meets at a cross section of the Stooges, the Strokes, and Cage the Elephant come right from our area, specifically Elmhurst. Catching one of their sold-out shows at Lincoln Hall a few years ago was a ride in itself with crowd surfing extravaganzas, collective stomping, mass clapping and mandatory hip-shaking. Based on their 2016 release 'Terrible Human Beings' that fire is still burning.
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Seventy three genera, 615 species and around 8000 cultivars are presented in two volumes totaling 1508 pages in a format that's noticeably larger than all the other familiar plant encyclopedias. Oh, and did I mention there are over 5000 color photographs? Five thousand! And if you thought you weren't really very interested in conifers, those pictures will convert you in moments. The full page image of the big blue cone of Abies koreana is stunning. I want one. And it's so unusual to be able to see so many examples of the same cultivar illustrated at different times of year.
As a guide to how comprehensive this book is, it includes (by my count) one hundred and ninety three cultivars of the US native Eastern White Pine (Pinus strobus) (P. strobus "Louie" below, click to enlarge) and two hundred and three cultivars of the British native Scots' Pine (P. sylvestris). I don't dare count the entries under Lawson's Cypress (Chamaecyparis lawsoniana) but they cover almost thirty eight pages. So yes, it's comprehensive. And all the classification and naming is all bang up to date.
Of course, this is not a book for everyone (the publishers" price is £149, after all), it's far more than most gardeners need. But this is going to be powerfully influential book. Every college horticulture department across the world, every university botany department, every horticultural and botanical institution across the world, every conifer nursery, every major horticultural society – they should all have it. Every garden writer who writes about conifers should have it too. And many garden designers will find the vast variety of shapes and textures and colors on show inspiring. My copy is not leaving this room!


In a YouTube comment on the video about the Laguna ceramic guides for the Italian LT-18, someone asked if the ceramic guides abrade the blade. The blade does show scuffs and scratches where the ceramic guides touch, but don't really dig in or anything. For example, the rear "thrust bearing" equivalent is a ceramic rod pressed up against the blade. You should rotate it more often than I do or you get a groove in it suggesting that though the ceramic is hard, the blade still wears the ceramic. I have a pronounced groove now, but you simply rotate it to a new flat spot.
This is a 1.25" Resaw King and should get 5-6 resharpenings before it's dead. That's 6-7 "between sharpening" times you get to use it so the cost starts going down. When I got the Italian LT-18, I bought 2 Resaw King blades as they had a special for new bandsaw buyers so at least I can finish this project while the blade is out.
This week had many unexpected fires... none of them mine, but people I know like to share their fires :) What's the quote? "Your lack of planning doesn't constitute an emergency on my part"? Something like that!
Anyway, someone made an interesting guess as to what No Comment #2 is based on the first clue: something to do with the TV sci-fi "Stargate". Guess it looks like the chevrons from the show. Hey, I'd probably like that show; I may see if it is available on download.
It reminded me that I took a clue photo earlier this week (pre-fires...), but I needed to wait to post it in case it wouldn't get used in the project. No need for red herrings!
It's getting used and it looks fantastic. If you guess the material (not too difficult), the obvious use isn't how it is getting used. The piece was actually a lucky find and changed the design of the project. The commentary videos after the initial build video will describe the other options; the build video will only include this piece. I learned a lot working with it, too.
I'm eager to release this video! I hit a major road block on it: I ran out of royalty-free music! Yes, the same instrumentals you've heard in other episodes except with the video at 40 minutes currently, that's a lot of music to find. Found a nice source tonight; not cheap, but not too expensive either. Will post details with No Comment #2 if it works out that I use it.
This is a bit late... while looking for free space on my video drive, I found some footage I took of Eagle Tools I hadn't edited! D'oh!
To a power-tool woodworker, this video could be considered "NSFW"; you've been warned!
My friend Roger introduced me to Eagle Tools about a year ago on a trip out to LA. You saw a bit of them when I toured the WIA'12-Pasadena marketplace floor.
This clip is basically Chris and I wandering the store with a few stories from Jesse re-told; Jesse is the owner of Eagle Tools. He's a great guy with a lot of knowledge of his product line. Though Chris and I were just there to browse, we got a lot of show-n-tell on the Agazzani bandsaws, Incas, a variety of bandsaw blade guides, and the Festool room.
I know Inca has a big fan-base and rightly so based on what I saw and learned. Eagle's the place for Inca. If I didn't have a scroll saw, I swear I'd have taken one of the smaller Inca bandsaws home to use as a scroll saw!
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* in twitter bootstrap nav Ok so I have a standard twitter bootstrap nav and I just wanted to change the background color of the active link when it is selected such as Home or Contact us.. Rite now if you are in a certain page the background of the li in the navigation bar is just plain black to demonstrate that it is selected. I wanted it to be blue.
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I hear you would put something like .nav > li > a:active {background:blue} but that doesn't seem to work

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Is wrong for what you're trying to achieve
The :active pseudo selector - A link becomes active when you click on it.
Try
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The > symbol will select the direct child element.

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A: Add following javascript to update active tab by highlight
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A: I had to target the a element inside of the active li for the color to change
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Link Natural is a global player in the herbal health care sector and is present in categories such as ayurvedic pharmaceuticals, herbal healthcare products, herbal cosmetics and essential oils. The company's current product portfolio addresses the mass FMCG consumer base in addition to their core offering of specialised Ayurvedic remedies. Established in 1982, Link Naturals has come a long way in building household brands, the most prominent being Link Samahan, a brand that millions swear by for cold and cold related symptoms.
After 35 years, Link Natural was ready to kickstart its second innings of growth and approached Landor and Brand Finance to partner with them on this identity transformation journey. This strong partnership helped Link Naturals align the brand to new business objectives of entering the health and personal care spaces and catering to mass opportunities, while being strongly rooted in the Ayurveda sector.
Launch of the Link Natural identity by Landor, in Colombo on the 2nd of April, 2018.
Landor's revamped packaging design for Swastha Amrutha, a Link Natural brand.
Landor's revamped packaging design for Swastha Amrutha, revealed in Colombo, on the 2nd of April, 2018.
The new brand identity is being expressed by incorporating Link's core strengths and offerings using three primary elements – a gender-neutral human body, leaves and molecules. Ayurveda empowers balanced wellness and is depicted through the Vitruvian figure. The leaves in the logo represent the natural sources for all active ingredients, and the molecules denote modern scientific protocols. These three elements speak to vitality and a healthy life, resonating with the symmetry of health and wellness products by Link Natural.
"It is critical to define the brand in a way which would support its vision, and not look at it as a pure design challenge, which is what we have achieved. We are happy that it meets the needs of the business," Gunewardene concluded.
To learn more about Link Natural, head to their website.


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Q: can't change youtube movie quality on iPhone I tried to change youtube video quality in UIWebView with youtube playerapi javascript.
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ytPlayer.cueVideoById(movie_list[currentVideo], 0, "small");
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but youtube player does not chenge movie quality.
Can I change youtube movie quality in UIWebView?
please help!

A: Check the Playback quality section from this page.
The below function only sets the suggested video quality for the current video.
player.setPlaybackQuality(suggestedQuality:String):Void

The function causes the video to reload at its current position in the new quality. If the playback quality does change, it will only change for the video being played. Calling this function does not guarantee that the playback quality will actually change. However, if the playback quality does change, the onPlaybackQualityChange event will fire, and your code should respond to the event rather than the fact that it called the setPlaybackQuality function.
The suggestedQuality parameter value can be small, medium, large, hd720, hd1080, highres or default. We recommend that you set the parameter value to default, which instructs YouTube to select the most appropriate playback quality, which will vary for different users, videos, systems and other playback conditions.
Quality level small: Player height is 240px, and player dimensions
   are at least 320px by 240px for 4:3 aspect ratio.
Quality level medium: Player height is 360px, and player dimensions
   are 640px by 360px (for 16:9 aspect ratio) or 480px by 360px (for 4:3
   aspect ratio).
Quality level large: Player height is 480px, and player dimensions
   are 853px by 480px (for 16:9 aspect ratio) or 640px by 480px (for 4:3
   aspect ratio).
Quality level hd720: Player height is 720px, and player dimensions
   are 1280px by 720px (for 16:9 aspect ratio) or 960px by 720px (for
   4:3 aspect ratio).
Quality level hd1080: Player height is 1080px, and player dimensions
   are 1920px by 1080px (for 16:9 aspect ratio) or 1440px by 1080px (for
   4:3 aspect ratio).
Quality level highres: Player height is greater than 1080px, which
   means that the player's aspect ratio is greater than 1920px by
   1080px.
Quality level default: YouTube selects the appropriate playback
   quality.
This setting effectively reverts the quality level to the default state and nullifies any previous efforts to set playback quality using the cueVideoById, loadVideoById or setPlaybackQuality functions.
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