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Q: p5.js - Low FPS for some basic animations I'm having really bad performance on a project i wrote in Javascript (with the p5.js library)
Here is the code:
const fps = 60;
const _width = 400;
const _height = 300;
const firePixelChance = 1;
const coolingRate = 1;
const heatSourceSize = 10;
const noiseIncrement = 0.02;
const fireColor = [255, 100, 0, 255];

const bufferWidth = _width;
const bufferHeight = _height;

let buffer1;
let buffer2;
let coolingBuffer;

let ystart = 0.0;

function setup() {
    createCanvas(_width, _height);
    frameRate(fps);

    buffer1 = createGraphics(bufferWidth, bufferHeight);
    buffer2 = createGraphics(bufferWidth, bufferHeight);
    coolingBuffer = createGraphics(bufferWidth, bufferHeight);
}

// Draw a line at the bottom
function heatSource(buffer, rows, _color) {
    const start = bufferHeight - rows;
    for (let x = 0; x < bufferWidth; x++) {
        for (let y = start; y < bufferHeight; y++) {
            if(Math.random() >= firePixelChance)
                continue;

            buffer.pixels[(x + (y * bufferWidth)) * 4] = _color[0];    // Red
            buffer.pixels[(x + (y * bufferWidth)) * 4 +1] = _color[1]; // Green
            buffer.pixels[(x + (y * bufferWidth)) * 4 +2] = _color[2]; // Blue
            buffer.pixels[(x + (y * bufferWidth)) * 4 +3] = 255;       // Alpha
        }
    }
}

// Produces the 'smoke'
function coolingMap(buffer){
    let xoff = 0.0;
    for(x = 0; x < bufferWidth; x++){
        xoff += noiseIncrement;
        yoff = ystart;
        for(y = 0; y < bufferHeight; y++){
            yoff += noiseIncrement;
            n = noise(xoff, yoff);
            bright = pow(n, 3) * 20;
            buffer.pixels[(x + (y * bufferWidth)) * 4] = bright;
            buffer.pixels[(x + (y * bufferWidth)) * 4 +1] = bright;
            buffer.pixels[(x + (y * bufferWidth)) * 4 +2] = bright;
            buffer.pixels[(x + (y * bufferWidth)) * 4 +3] = bright;
        }
    }

    ystart += noiseIncrement;
}

// Change color of a pixel so it looks like its smooth
function smoothing(buffer, _buffer2, _coolingBuffer) {
    for (let x = 0; x < bufferWidth; x++) {
        for (let y = 0; y < bufferHeight; y++) {
            // Get all 4 neighbouring pixels
            const left = getColorFromPixelPosition(x+1,y,buffer.pixels);
            const right = getColorFromPixelPosition(x-1,y,buffer.pixels);
            const bottom = getColorFromPixelPosition(x,y+1,buffer.pixels);
            const top = getColorFromPixelPosition(x,y-1,buffer.pixels);

            // Set this pixel to the average of those neighbours
            let sumRed = left[0] + right[0] + bottom[0] + top[0];
            let sumGreen = left[1] + right[1] + bottom[1] + top[1];
            let sumBlue = left[2] + right[2] + bottom[2] + top[2];
            let sumAlpha = left[3] + right[3] + bottom[3] + top[3];

            // "Cool down" color
            const coolingMapColor = getColorFromPixelPosition(x,y,_coolingBuffer.pixels)
            sumRed = (sumRed / 4) - (Math.random() * coolingRate) - coolingMapColor[0];
            sumGreen = (sumGreen / 4) - (Math.random() * coolingRate) - coolingMapColor[1];
            sumBlue = (sumBlue / 4) - (Math.random() * coolingRate) - coolingMapColor[2];
            sumAlpha = (sumAlpha / 4) - (Math.random() * coolingRate) - coolingMapColor[3];

            // Make sure we dont get negative numbers
            sumRed = sumRed > 0 ? sumRed : 0;
            sumGreen = sumGreen > 0 ? sumGreen : 0;
            sumBlue = sumBlue > 0 ? sumBlue : 0;
            sumAlpha = sumAlpha > 0 ? sumAlpha : 0;

            // Update this pixel
            _buffer2.pixels[(x + ((y-1) * bufferWidth)) * 4] = sumRed;         // Red
            _buffer2.pixels[(x + ((y-1) * bufferWidth)) * 4 +1] = sumGreen;    // Green
            _buffer2.pixels[(x + ((y-1) * bufferWidth)) * 4 +2] = sumBlue;     // Blue
            _buffer2.pixels[(x + ((y-1) * bufferWidth)) * 4 +3] = sumAlpha;    // Alpha
        }
    }
}

function draw() {
    background(0);
    text("FPS: "+Math.floor(frameRate()), 10, 20);
    fill(0,255,0,255);

    buffer1.loadPixels();
    buffer2.loadPixels();
    coolingBuffer.loadPixels();

    heatSource(buffer1, heatSourceSize, fireColor);
    coolingMap(coolingBuffer);
    smoothing(buffer1, buffer2, coolingBuffer);

    buffer1.updatePixels();
    buffer2.updatePixels();
    coolingBuffer.updatePixels();

    let temp = buffer1;
    buffer1 = buffer2;
    buffer2 = temp;

    image(buffer2, 0, 0); // Draw buffer to screen
    // image(coolingBuffer, 0, bufferHeight); // Draw buffer to screen
}

function mousePressed() {
    buffer1.fill(fireColor);
    buffer1.noStroke();
    buffer1.ellipse(mouseX, mouseY, 100, 100);
}

function getColorFromPixelPosition(x, y, pixels) {
    let _color = [];
    for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++)
        _color[i] = pixels[(x + (y * bufferWidth)) * 4 + i];
    return _color;
}

function getRandomColorValue() {
    return Math.floor(Math.random() * 255);
}

I'm getting ~12 FPS on chrome and ~1 FPS on any other browser and i cant figure out why..
Resizing my canvas to make it bigger also impacts the fps negatively...
In the devtools performance tab i noticed that both my smoothing and coolingMap functions are the things slowing it down, but i cant figure out what part of them are so heavy..

A: You've pretty much answered this for yourself already:

i'm starting to think this is normal and i should work on caching stuff and maybe use pixel groups instead of single pixels

Like you're discovering, doing some calculation for every single pixel is pretty slow. Computers only have finite resources, and there's going to be a limit to what you can throw at them.
In your case, you might consider drawing the whole thing to a canvas once at startup, and then moving the canvas up over the life of the program.


Children of Divorce Deserve Full Access to Both Parents, Whenever Possible.
I am hoping that it really is a sign that this bias toward mothers is coming to an end. Yes, children need their mothers. They also, absolutely and without exception need their fathers. The best interests of the children should always be considered. Always. (And yes, I'm extremely passionate about this.) Without evidence to the contrary, I will always support co-parenting as the best option for children of divorce/separation. We owe this to our kids.
Indeed, children need both parents in their lives, if domestic violence is not an issue, of course. I strive to help as many parents become successful co-parents, in order to help as many children afflicted with divorced parents grow up and be successful and healthy contributors to society. I have written a highly acclaimed book, The 7 Fatal Mistakes Divorced and Separated Parents Make: Strategies for Raising Healthy Children of Divorce and Conflict (buy from amazon here: http://www.amazon.com/Fatal-Mistakes-Divorced-Separated-Parents/dp/0615314953/ref=la_B00BH9MMY0_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1361902128&sr=1-1) My book has a lot of tips in overcoming stressful divorce situations, including getting a parenting coordinator to help mediate decisions in the child's best interests. I hope your readers will read and understand how much fighting over custody really does affect their children.


Ganga is one of the major rivers of the Indian subcontinent, flowing east through the Gangetic Plain of northern India into Bangladesh. The 2,510 km (1,560 mi) river rises in the western Himalayas in the Uttarakhand state of India, and drains into the Sunderbans delta in the Bay of Bengal. It has long been considered a holy river by Hindus and worshiped as the goddess Ganga in Hinduism.
In heaven she is known as Alaknanda, and in hell or Patal as Vaitarni.
Ganga is the daughter of Himvan by his wife Mena. She had been brought down to earth by Bhagirath, great-great-grandson of king Sagar, to wash the ashes of the 60,000 sons of Sagar.
Pleased with Bhagirath's austerities, Brahma promised to let Ganga come down to earth, but first Bhagirath would have to convince Shiv to take the force of the falling water before she came down, as the earth could not bear the force of the river.
Bhagirath performed penance to please Shiv, and Shiv agreed to receive Ganga on his head. Ganga, arrogant of her power, came down rushing, planning to carry Shiv with her to Patal. Shiv understood her plan, and to teach her a lesson blocked her passage by trapping her in his matted locks. Bhagirath had no choice but to propitiate Shiv, whereupon the deity shook her out of his matted locks.
Bhagirath and Ganga travelled a long distance together. On their way they had to pass the hermitage of sage Jahnu. The waves of the Ganga, flooded the hermitage. The furious sage drank up the waters of Ganga. The gods pleaded with the sage to let Bhagirath taste the fruit of his austerities, and then Jahnu let her out of his ear.
Soon Ganga was on her way again and led by Bhagirath, she also went to Patal, via the ocean, where she purified the dead sons of Sagar with her waters. Once, the Vasus, cursed by Vasishth to be born on the earth, came to Ganga and begged her to beget them and destroy them immediately, so that they could return to their world. Ganga agreed. She soon married king Shantanu on the condition that she would stay with him as long as he did not question her moves, however horrifying her act may be.
The king agreed. Ganga gave birth to the eight Vasus one by one, and every time a child was born she would throw it into the river. The king, silenced by his vow, could not do anything about it. *When the eighth child was born, the king could not bear it any longer and stopped her from killing the child. Ganga took the child with her, when she disappeared. When the child was later returned to his father, he was a skilled archer. The child was called Devvrat alias Bhishma.
Ganga is also considered to be the mother of Kartikeya.
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More than 50 Australian companies have so far shared in $2.7 billion in F-35 Joint Strike Fighter parts production contracts.
FILE PHOTO (Dec 2018): Australia's first two F-35As to be based on home soil – A35-009 and A35-010 – arrive at RAAF Base Williamtown. RAAF now has more than 30 F-35s at Williamtown. Photo by Brian Hartigan.
Minister for Defence Linda Reynolds said Australian companies achieved their first $1 billion contracts milestone in February 2018 .
"Australia's early involvement in the F-35 Program offered local industry outstanding opportunities to participate from the outset, which has led to this incredible achievement earlier than anticipated.
"I thank prime contractors Lockheed Martin and Pratt & Whitney for their commitment to providing Industrial Participation Program opportunities to F-35 partner nations on a best-value basis.
"This means Australian businesses, such as Collins Aerospace Australia, have been able to establish themselves as critical supply partners in the global program.
"The Australian government will continue to champion and support innovative Australian companies to win work in the global F-35 Program."
Minister for Defence Industry Melissa Price said Australian industry continued to perform beyond expectations as part of the global F-35 Program.
"This excellent performance has led to the increased employment of Australian workers and Australian industry, which is set to grow as the F-35 capability matures worldwide," Minister Price said.
The government has also launched a new industry support program to assist Australian companies in becoming established in the sustainment phase of the global F-35 Program.
Minister Reynolds announced the Joint Strike Fighter – Industry Support Program (JSF-ISP) today, with $4 million initially available in grant funding to establish the it.
"JSF-ISP sustainment opportunities will support Australian companies that have been successfully appointed by the United States Department of Defense for component repair capability as part of the F-35 Global Support Solution," Minister Reynolds said.
"This will not only create jobs for Australians, but will deliver more opportunities for Australians small businesses to export their capabilities overseas," she said.
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I knew there was a reason I was going through all of this mess... After some scraping, some chiseling, some sanding and now with the help of some metal files (ok I got desperate), I'm finally seeing some red grain on these bevelled edges. Oh em gee. All in all, this window is looking a bit worse for wear and filled with all sorts of new gouges and rough edges BUT! It's no longer an icky greige monster.
Let's just not turn it over, okay?


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Shop Awards 2015: Meet the Jury
Best online shops, Nordic design, Shop Awards 2015 By Catherine Lazure | Nordic Design
I'm happy and proud to bring together leading figures in the blogosphere and social media, for the jury panel of our SHOP AWARDS 2015!
Between September 21st and September 26th, they will have the challenging task to compile, explore, evaluate and curate all entries submitted, to finally come up with a cream of the crop selection. You'll discover the finalists on September 29th, and you'll be invited to vote between the finalists in each category (TBD), and to determine the big winners of the Shop Awards 2015. A vote will get you a chance to win a $250 shopping spree!
It's with a great honour that I present you the members of the jury for the SHOP AWARDS 2015:
Jason Grant
Interior stylist and author living in Bondi, Sydney, Australia. His work has appeared in many notorious magazines, and he has worked for West Elm, Target, Armadillo & Co, and more. His style is laid back, relaxed, causal and quintessentially Australian. He is not a fan of over styled homes but loves real spaces that are lived in and loved, that reflect the owners personality. He shared his adventures on his blog, Mr Jason Grant.
After growing up in Sweden, living in Australia and Switzerland, Anna now lives in Paris. She started her popular bilingual blog La Maison d'Anna G back in 2010. She loves Scandinavian design and interiors, and she is on a mission to share her passion and her vision of the Nordic style.
Jacquelyn Clark
Toronto-based interior designer, lifestyle blogger and former editor of Style Me Pretty Living. She is the woman behind the lovely blog Lark & Linen, and she pens a weekly column over at HGTV.ca. She recently launched her own interior design business, and she aims to create well-designed spaces that feel dreamlike, liveable, usable and personal.
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Aslo known as Mr Walnut Grey, Gerard is a Belfast-based freelance design writer, blogger, stylist and curator for his well-written online zine and creative design bureau, Walnut Grey Design. He enjoys architecture, contemporary and mid-century Nordic and British design.
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I'm the author/artist and I want to review Happy Father's Day! (Proverbs 22:6, NKJV) Bulletins, 100.


The Silk Road Foundation NGO was established in 2013, to promote free market economy in Mongolia. Under the foundation, the Ulaanbaatar Economic Club operates to determine the underlying issues of the Mongolian economy and to discuss and derive solutions to overcome the nation's economic challenges and difficulties.
To promote free market economy, the Silk Road Foundation has successfully organized various discussions and series of lectures addressed to decision makers and the public. The foundation focuses on enlightening Mongolian youth and conducted several trainings towards the youth. It also translates and publishes books, articles and video contents related to the values of free market economy.
The Silk Road Foundation releases The Insider - an economic magazine, and conducts a TV shows titled, "Mongolia's Wealth is the Mongolian people" and "Laisse Faire".
In order to support the public's education and knowledge, and introduce liberal society principles "Silk Road" series of lectures were presented by Mongolia's famous and top representatives from politics, the economy and business sectors.
In the framework of publishing libertarian books the Silk Road Foundation translated and published the book "Economics in One Lesson" by Henry Hazlitt, and broadcasted Milton Friedman's ten-part television series "Free to Choose" in Mongolia.
Addressing the youth, the Silk Road Foundation held the Liberty Summer Training and One Democracy NGO training, and organized a presentation contest among youth on free market economy, state participation and liberty of individuals. The foundation aims to support activities of clubs under universities, and organize many contests among the Mongolian youth.
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Our purpose: Promoting and protecting values of liberal society in Mongolia.
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Clinical assessment of the efficacy of low-level laser therapy on muscle pain in women with temporomandibular dysfunction, by surface electromyography
Ewerson Bertolini Shinozak University of Vale do Paraíba
Mateus Bertolini Fernandes dos Santos State University of Campinas
Luiz Kioaki Okazaki University of Vale do Paraíba
Leonardo Marchini University of Vale do Paraíba; University of Taubaté; São José dos Campos School of Dentistry
https://doi.org/10.20396/bjos.v9i4.8641726
Temporomandibular dysfunction, Low-level laser, Electromyography
The use of low-level laser (LLL) may be an useful tool to promote reduction of muscular pain caused by TMD. Aim: This study evaluated the immediate efficacy of low-level laser therapy on women reporting pain and diagnosed with temporomandibular dysfunction (TMD). Methods: Diode laser (GaAlAs) at 790 nm wavelength (infrared spectrum) was applied as experimental treatment. Irradiations of 1.5 J/cm² were made at 4 points of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and of 3 J/cm² at 3 points in the temporal muscle. An electromyographic (EMG) evaluation of the masseter and anterior temporal was done at the following intervals: before, immediately after, 5 min and 20 min after laser application. Results: Comparison of the electrical activity at the times of measurement revealed a statistically significant difference in masseter muscles before (P=0.025) and immediately after (P=0.013) LLLT. Conclusions: Both masseter and temporal muscles showed a reduction in the measured EMG activities at all times after LLLT, and the temporal muscle showed higher EMG activity than the masseter muscle at all the evaluation times. LLLT caused significant immediate relaxation of the masseter muscles.
Ewerson Bertolini Shinozak, University of Vale do Paraíba
DDS, MSD, PhD, Dental Laser Center, Institute for Research and Development, Universidade do Vale do Paraíba, São José dos Campos, SP. DDS, MSD, PhD, School of Dentistry, University of Vale do Paraíba, São José dos Campos, SP
Mateus Bertolini Fernandes dos Santos, State University of Campinas
DDS, MSD, Department of Prosthodontics and Periodontics, Piracicaba Dental School, State University of Campinas, Piracicaba, SP
Luiz Kioaki Okazaki, University of Vale do Paraíba
DDS, MSD, PhD, School of Dentistry, University of Vale do Paraíba, São José dos Campos, SP
Leonardo Marchini, University of Vale do Paraíba; University of Taubaté; São José dos Campos School of Dentistry
DDS, MSD, PhD, School of Dentistry, University of Vale do Paraíba, São José dos Campos, SP. DDS, MSD, PhD, Dentistry Department, University of Taubaté, Taubaté, SP. DDS, MSD, PhD, São José dos Campos School of Dentistry, São Paulo State University– UNESP, São José dos Campos, SP
Shinozak EB, Santos MBF dos, Okazaki LK, Marchini L. Clinical assessment of the efficacy of low-level laser therapy on muscle pain in women with temporomandibular dysfunction, by surface electromyography. Braz. J. Oral Sci. [Internet]. 2015 Nov. 16 [cited 2023 Jan. 29];9(4):434-8. Available from: https://periodicos.sbu.unicamp.br/ojs/index.php/bjos/article/view/8641726
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Daniela Fernandes Figueira Nascimento, Renata Beatriz Luz Patto, Leonardo Marchini, Vicente de Paula Prisco Cunha, Double-blind study for evaluation of complete dentures made by two techniques with and without face-bow. , Brazilian Journal of Oral Sciences: Vol. 3 No. 9 (2004): Apr./Jun.
Mateus de Azevedo Kinalski, Ana Luiza Cardoso Pires, Júlia Machado Saporiti, Mateus Bertolini Fernandes dos Santos, Dental implant therapy in the Brazilian Public System , Brazilian Journal of Oral Sciences: Vol. 19 (2020): Continuous Publication
Albano Porto Cunha Junior, Mateus Bertolini Fernandes dos Santos, Jarbas Francisco Fernandes Santos, Leonardo Marchini, Dentists' perceptions and barriers to provide oral care for dependent elderly at home, long-term care institutions or hospitals , Brazilian Journal of Oral Sciences: Vol. 17 (2018): Continuous Publication
Mateus Bertolini Fernandes dos Santos, Camila Porto de Deco, Michelle Roberta Vieira Silva Reis, Adriana Mathias Pereira da Silva Marchini, Rosilene Fernandes da Rocha, Leonardo Marchini4, Taste alteration, mouth dryness and teeth staining as side effects of medications taken by elderly , Brazilian Journal of Oral Sciences: Vol. 13 No. 4 (2014): Oct./Dec.
Simone Bernardes de Paula, Patricia Fernanda Braga Mendonça, Mateus Bertolini Fernandes dos Santos, Jarbas Francisco Fernades dos Santos, Leonardo Marchini, Evaluation of health parameters, use of drugs, and alcohol intake among an elderly population in São José dos Campos, SP, Brazil , Brazilian Journal of Oral Sciences: Vol. 13 No. 1 (2014): Jan./Mar.
Paulo Roberto Silva Câmara, Mateus Bertolini Fernandes Santos, Jarbas Francisco Fernandes Santos, Vicente de Paula Prisco Cunha, Leonardo Marchini, Surgeon heart rate analysis during the dental implant procedure , Brazilian Journal of Oral Sciences: Vol. 5 No. 19 (2006): Oct./Dec
Miriane Carneiro Machado Salgado, Adriana Mathias Pereira da Silva Marchin, Tábata de Mello Tera, Rosilene Fernandes da Rocha, Leonardo Marchini, Effects of estrogen deficiency combined with chronic alcohol consumption on rat mandibular condyle , Brazilian Journal of Oral Sciences: Vol. 14 No. 1 (2015): Jan./Mar.
Célia Marisa Rizzatti-Barbosa, Vicente de Paula Prisco da Cunha, Leonardo Marchini, Margarete Cristiane Ribeiro, The influence of double flask processing in occlusal plane when a couple of dentures are processed in occlusal position , Brazilian Journal of Oral Sciences: Vol. 2 No. 6 (2003): Jul./Sept.
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Prevalence and influence of dental development anomalies in smile esthetics
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Category Archives: Salt Beef and Synagogues
Salt Beef and Synagogues: London through a Jewish Lens
Posted on December 14, 2014 by jonathangalton
A slightly altered version of this post first appeared as an article in the SOAS Spirit in December 2014 (print only).
Some time ago my uncle opened the door to a flustered neighbour who asked, somewhat sheepishly, if there was any chance he could come round and turn on her dishwasher. It was a Friday night in the heart of Barnet, North London, and the neighbour was observing the Shabbat (Jewish Sabbath). This meant that a range of activities, or melakhot (loosely translatable as "work"), were forbidden.
I will not attempt to unpick the complex Rabbinical Law that enabled the neighbour to ring a doorbell but not switch on her dishwasher. Nor will I speculate on the legitimacy of getting the goy next door to do it for her. I do know, however, that her being able to carry her house keys around came courtesy of a phenomenon called the eruv, a ritual enclosure within which certain Shabbat prohibitions are relaxed.
Of the handful of eruvim in the UK, the North-West London one is by far the most famous. It is also the most controversial, with criticisms that include visual intrusiveness, de-secularisation of public space and risk of promoting religious segregation as more and more Jewish families move to be within in an eruv. Whether or not this last point has any factual basis, the location of the eruv is hardly surprising given the high concentration of Jews in this part of London, sometimes referred to as the "Bagel Belt".
Golders Green in particular is renowned for its Kosher Restaurants (try Grodzinski's bakery for braided challah bread), as well as numerous synagogues and a late Victorian Jewish Cemetery in which the cellist Jacqueline du Pré is buried. Nearby Finchley Road was previously dubbed "Finchleystrasse" when it became a magnet for German and Austrian Jews – amongst them Freud – fleeing Hitler's regime. Now it is home to a new Jewish cultural hub, JW3, which offers talks, films, music and comedy as well as "Zest" café, run by Tel-Aviv born disciple of Ottolenghi, Eran Tibi.
As well as hosting refugees from Nazi Germany, this area has traditionally been a staging post for upwardly mobile Jewish families from the East End. Now synonymous with hipsters and Bangladeshi curry, Whitechapel and Stepney formed the epicentre of London Jewry in the early 20th Century. Hard as it is to imagine today, the aroma of brisket would have wafted up Brick Lane while Shoreditch echoed with the sound of Yiddish.
While the East End Jewish community has dwindled, a fascinating legacy remains. Some of London's most beautiful synagogues can be found in this part of town, such as the Congregation of Jacob Synagogue on Commercial Road and nearby Bevis Marks, the oldest synagogue in Britain. In fact, the Jamme Masjid (Friday Mosque) on Brick Lane is said to be one of the only buildings outside the Holy Land to have served all three Abrahamic faiths. It started out life as a Huguenot and subsequently Methodist Chapel before becoming the Spitalfields Great Synagogue, which it remained until the 1970's.
For some context, visit 19 Princelet Street just round the corner, an old Huguenot weavers' house, briefly a synagogue and now hosting occasional exhibitions on the area's rich past. If that's not enough, why not check out Stephen Burstin's Sunday morning Jewish walking tours?
Staying on Brick Lane, a more tangible relic can be found in that quintessentially Jewish institution, the bagel shop. Of the two establishments at the top of the road make sure to go to Beigel Bake (the queues are longer for a reason) and opt for salt beef if your diet permits.
Meanwhile, at another institution over on Charing Cross Road, Gaby's Deli, named after its Iraqi-born proprietor, the bagels are best passed over in favour of the delicious range of salads and hummus. As famous for its surly staff as for its food, the place looked set to be ousted by a chain restaurant until a Who's Who of West End stars descended for a weekend of protest, cabaret-style, in 2011. Saved from encroaching neoliberal blandness, at least for now, you would still be wise to visit sooner rather than later.
Due to its long-standing history, amongst other factors, the city's Jewish community is less obviously visible than some of its other religious minorities. One can forget the Jewish provenance of household names such as Marks and Spencer, Fish and Chips (look it up!) and Lord Sugar. Dig deeper and you will find plenty of Jewish Societies. These include SOAS' own J-Soc which holds Shabbat events and is committed to combatting anti-Semitism on campus, a London Jewish Male Choir and even a Gay Jews in London network. And for a blast of high-vis why not check out Chanukah in the (Trafalgar) Square on December 16th? It promises free doughnuts, live music and an appearance from Boris Johnson to light London's Brightest Menorah. Mazel Tov!
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Bauschinger effect in porous sintered steels
Nikhilesh Chawla, B. Jester, D. T. Vonk
IAFSE-SEMTE: Chemical Engineering
The Bauschinger effect was investigated in a sintered Fe-Mo steel by conducting load reversal experiments in tension followed by compression and vice-versa. A significant difference in Bauschinger effect was observed based on the initial direction of loading, with a much stronger Bauschinger effect in the compression-tension than in the tension-compression loading sequence. Stress-strain hysteresis measurements and examination of microstructure evolution indicated that compressive followed by tensile loading resulted in more damage, because of the "back-stress" associated with localized deformation surrounding the pores. Cracking took place primarily at the tips of the irregularly shaped pores in the microstructure, in both tension and compression, which was confirmed by microstructure-based finite element modeling. Cracking in compression was rationalized by the formation of a localized tensile stress at the pore tips, even under a far-field applied compressive stress.
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Chawla, N., Jester, B., & Vonk, D. T. (2003). Bauschinger effect in porous sintered steels. Materials Science and Engineering A, 346(1-2), 266-272. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0921-5093(02)00542-7
Bauschinger effect in porous sintered steels. / Chawla, Nikhilesh; Jester, B.; Vonk, D. T.
In: Materials Science and Engineering A, Vol. 346, No. 1-2, 15.04.2003, p. 266-272.
Chawla, N, Jester, B & Vonk, DT 2003, 'Bauschinger effect in porous sintered steels', Materials Science and Engineering A, vol. 346, no. 1-2, pp. 266-272. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0921-5093(02)00542-7
Chawla N, Jester B, Vonk DT. Bauschinger effect in porous sintered steels. Materials Science and Engineering A. 2003 Apr 15;346(1-2):266-272. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0921-5093(02)00542-7
Chawla, Nikhilesh ; Jester, B. ; Vonk, D. T. / Bauschinger effect in porous sintered steels. In: Materials Science and Engineering A. 2003 ; Vol. 346, No. 1-2. pp. 266-272.
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This time of year is so exciting for us with the holidays quickly approaching. So to add to the excitement around here, we have introduced the new Mini Ink Tray and we love it! Keep reading to see some pics and to see how it can be used in your craft space!
You know all those mini inks that just seem to disappear in your craft drawers, boxes, and bags? Well, we created this caddy so that they stay organized and ready to use! You can take this lightweight caddy with you wherever you go and you can easily keep it stored in a drawer as well! It stores a total of 60 mini inks!
Here is the caddy up close! There are 6 columns that hold 10 mini inks each. Notice how the wood dividers are evenly spaced and how the mini inks line up? The 1/4" column dividers are only 7/16" high so it keeps the ink pads divided. This makes it a lot easier to grab one to remove it.
Here's a close up look at the column dividers.
Here's another fun fact! You can store these trays in drawers as well! These were created to fit perfectly into the Ikea Alex drawer units. But you can use them in other drawers as well!
And the best part? When you need to use the inks for a project, just remove the tray from the drawer and bring it with you wherever you need it! It can sit right on your crafting table next to you! Then when you're done, just carry the tray back to the drawer. No more piling those inks back in a bag or box when you're finished with them!
And guess what? These amazing trays are stackable! Because they're only 1.12" tall, you can stack two on top of each other and still fit them into the Ikea drawer. You could even stack them up on a shelf or desktop as well!
Check out how three Mini Ink Trays look in the drawers!
Hope you've enjoyed learning about the Mini Ink Tray! Thanks for reading! If you want to find out more on the Mini Ink Tray product page, click here.
Hi Stefani! Thanks for asking! Currently we don't have any mini ink trays with removable dividers, but we have other variations of Ikea Drawer Caddies with bigger slots. Maybe these would work for your larger items! Thanks again!
I know so many people with problems storing mini ink cubes, I'm buying mine today and will blog about it when I get it. Now I can't wait!
Do you possibly have these trees without the dividers for larger stamp cubes? Or other items?


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Lewa bounded toward Le-Koro, hoping that the Bohrok hadn't reached it yet. His villagers were courageous and capable, but Lewa knew that without him they would be no match for the Bohrok swarms.
Landing easily in the highest branches of a Madu tree, Lewa peered ahead. Smoke was drifting lazily up into the sky from the vicinity of the village.
Quickening his pace, the Toa of Air leaped from tree to tree, wondering how to protect the treetop village from attack. Perhaps it's as Tahu often says – the best defense is a good offense, Lewa told himself. I could gather some of the village's best windriders and do a little cloudsneaking to find the enemy before it finds us.
A stray breeze wound its way through the trees as Lewa neared the village. Tipping his face up to feel it, he launched himself through the air, catching the breeze and allowing it to guide him softly to the ground.
He landed by a gnarled old tree at the edge of a clearing. As he straightened up, he was startled to see that the clearing was filled with Le-Matoran. Turaga Matau was standing at the head of the crowd. He was clutching his Kau Kau staff as usual. But – what was on his face, in place of his regular mask?
Lewa gasped in horror. It wasn't just Matau – all of the villagers wore glowing masks over their faces, each pulsing from a sickly green to a hideous orange. Behind the masked Matoran, plumes of acrid smoke traced ugly patterns in the air, blocking the view of the village above.
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Q: NGINX redirect from old to new domain I need to redirect requests like http://domain.com/?part=word to http://another_domain/?part=word, 'word' may be different
My nginx configuration:
server {
  listen       80;
  server_name  domain.com www.domain.com;
  rewrite ^/?part=(.*)$ http://another_domain/?part=$1 permanent;
}

redirect does not work, what am I doing wrong?

A: instead of specifying what words you want to handle, you can just tell nginx to append all the args
server {
  listen 80;
  server_name old.example.com;
  return 301 http://new.example.com$request_uri;
}

Update:
I've recently found out that $request_uri already contains the query string, and thus the extra part that I've had ($is_args$query_string) would not be necessary. I've updated the above part and removed the extra query  string.

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Q: How to make the bot clone an emote into the server Im trying to make the bot get the url from an emote that is outside the server and clone it into the server its in it goes like that:
?cloneemoji "emote"
    @commands.command(aliases = ['ce'])
    async def cloneemoji(self, ctx, *, emoji: discord.Emoji):
        await self.upload.Server(url='{}'.format(emoji.url))

A: Here is an example of which most bots use to send an emoji on behalf of author of the command,
It simply creates a Webhook and displays as a bot, but keeps the username and profile picture of the user using the command, many bots such as NQN use this method, so hope this gets you what you need
@client.command()
async def emoji(ctx, *, emojis=None):
        if emojis== None:
                await ctx.send(
                    f'Please provide a message or emoji!')
                return

        webhook = await ctx.channel.create_webhook(name=ctx.author.name)
        await webhook.send(
            str(message),
            username=ctx.author.name,
            avatar_url=ctx.author.avatar_url)

        webhooks = await ctx.channel.webhooks()
        for webhook in webhooks:
                await webhook.delete()


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Sharing Clinical and Genomic Data on Cancer — The Need for Global Solutions — NEJM
Sharing Clinical and Genomic Data on Cancer — The Need for Global Solutions
The Clinical Cancer Genome Task Team of the Global Alliance for Genomics and Health
N Engl J Med 2017; 376:2006-2009May 25, 2017DOI: 10.1056/NEJMp1612254
The Cancer Moonshot initiative has emphasized the importance of breaking down data silos to create a comprehensive and effective "cancer knowledge network" that would accelerate the combining of genomic, epidemiologic, and clinical information to improve patient outcomes. The real value of genomic data will be realized only when they are linked to high-quality, longitudinal, computationally amenable clinical information, allowing researchers to identify precise genotype–phenotype associations. If we don't concentrate our efforts (and dedicate substantial resources) to robustly improve data sharing, we risk undermining precision oncology's capacity to deliver substantive advances for people with cancer. Patients are demanding that their data be shared, and funding agencies are specifying that institutions provide broad access to research-generated information. Cancer doesn't respect national borders, so we need effective global strategies for sharing cancer-related data. But getting to that point presents various challenges.
Some barriers are technical. The lack of effective methods for extracting data from electronic health records (EHRs) has made it difficult to obtain relevant clinical information for data amalgamation. Incompatible data formats and a shortage of interoperable data-harmonizing informatics tools also compromise researchers' ability to mine multiple data sets. Finally, the absence of a single standardized cancer ontology (a machine-readable set of defined descriptors of clinical manifestations) limits the ability to capture clinical data and retards cross-study data analysis, a central requirement for a cancer knowledge network.
Legal, regulatory, and ethical barriers also pose daunting challenges for effective data sharing, particularly across borders. In the European Union, the General Data Protection Regulation has raised concerns among cancer researchers1 because of its potential to undermine patient-oriented collaborative research, international data-sharing efforts, and the clinical applications of new treatments — although lobbying by the biomedical research community has led to a more research-friendly regulation than was originally proposed.2 Ethical considerations related to cross-border data sharing sometimes require asking patients to complete additional consent forms because of concerns about individual patient identification. The lack of consistent regulatory policies further compromises the ability to share data among countries.
The Global Alliance for Genomics and Health is an international coalition of over 470 stakeholder organizations from more than 60 countries that aims to develop interoperable solutions that promote sharing of high-quality genomic and clinical data. Part of its responsibility is to respond to these challenges, enhancing the deployment of cancer-related data for patient benefit. We developed the Framework for Responsible Sharing of Genomic and Health-Related Data to reflect the rights of all people to benefit from scientific advances. Now translated into 12 languages, this framework provides research consortia with robust policies, tools, and adapted consent procedures that respect patient autonomy while supporting international data-sharing practices.
An additional challenge is financial: in a recent survey of more than 100 cancer-sequencing initiatives worldwide, we identified lack of affordability as the most substantial barrier to effective data sharing.3 Annotation and validation of clinical and epidemiologic data remain expensive and time consuming, and until the community commits more resources to these efforts, clinical utility will be hampered.
Despite these challenges, a number of national initiatives have made tangible progress (see table Selected Cross-Institutional Data-Sharing Initiatives with a Cancer Component or Focus.), which suggests that long-term solutions can be achieved. The National Cancer Institute Genomic Data Commons4 has made available more than 4 petabytes of genomics data — a valuable resource for comprehensive data mining that could unmask previously hidden associations between genomic variations and cancer. The U.S.-based DiscoverEHR cohort study, which linked exon sequences from 50,000 people to EHR data (with patients' consent), revealed that 3.5% of patients harbor actionable mutations in 1 of 76 genes related to cancer or cardiovascular disease.5 The 100,000 Genomes Project is generating data from whole-genome sequencing to inform clinical decision making regarding rare diseases and cancer in the United Kingdom; similar projects are under way in France and the Netherlands.
But more progress is needed to stimulate global advances, particularly to facilitate data sharing between countries. We believe an ideal model would be one in which data were stored by the originating hospitals or research institutions, rather than in a centralized repository, but could be retrieved and analyzed by members of the global cancer-research community using widely applicable but secure methods. Such a system would provide assurance of data privacy and security for individual institutions or consortia while improving access for outside researchers.
Key enablers of this federated data-ecosystem model have been so-called container technologies, such as Docker, which allow users to package genomics-analysis tools and pipelines in a portable format in order to perform "on-site" data analysis on diverse computing platforms. Interoperability is further enhanced by the Global Alliance's application programming interface, which facilitates exchange of genomic information from next-generation sequencing reads among multiple organizations and on multiple platforms.
Warehousing and retrieving federated data using cloud-based solutions is increasingly possible, through both commercial entities and initiatives such as the National Cancer Institute Cancer Genomics Cloud Pilots and the European Helix Nebula project. Cloud-enabled solutions are generally compatible with country- or region-specific legal frameworks and also deliver economic value, with user costs about 1/10 those of academic-based high-performance computing. The recent launch of the European Open Science Cloud provides a potential framework for open-source data sharing, and the Innovative Medicines Initiative, through its Big Data for Better Outcomes program, has prompted companies with oncology drug-development programs to share their data in the early stages of the research-and-development process.
Several important cross-border projects have been developed by the cancer-research community in response to the international data challenge. BRCA Exchange has mobilized researchers, clinicians, and patient advocates worldwide and created a curated Web portal for sharing data on the pathogenicity of expert-reviewed BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations, allowing clinicians, patients, and testing laboratories to understand the significance of any individual variant. Although this approach has successfully linked high-quality genomic and clinical data, its scope is limited to information at the individual-gene level; a long-term goal is to extend this model to other genes related to cancer.
Cancer Core Europe involves six premier cancer centers in various European countries and is based on the model of a virtual cancer institute. The centers share a harmonized data infrastructure and conduct cooperative biomarker-driven clinical trials in a catchment population of more than 60,000 patients — a model that supports clinical utility.
The Genomics Evidence Neoplasia Information Exchange project, supported by the American Association for Cancer Research, takes this concept one step further, with a transatlantic data-sharing cooperative. During the project's first year, clinical-grade genomic data and baseline clinical information from about 19,000 patients at eight major cancer centers in the United States, Canada, and Europe were harmonized using a common data dictionary for recording tumor subtypes; the data were then made publicly available. Longitudinal data from subgroups of these patients are being collected in order to establish genotype-specific disease registries for use in clinical care. This federated approach to longitudinal clinical data collection overcomes institutional concerns related to sharing medical record data.
The Cancer Moonshot has captured the imagination of researchers, patients, and the public. Putting its ideas into practice will be possible only through the use of an interoperable, scalable data framework in which the quality of data is maintained. Despite the efforts outlined above, this work is still in the early stages. Even with substantial enthusiasm for data sharing and an ever-expanding volume of genomic data sets, the inability to routinely correlate longitudinal clinical information with precise genomic data within a secure and acceptable framework continues to hamper the development of innovative data-driven care pathways for patients with cancer — as does uncertainty regarding the financial sustainability of international data sharing. We believe creating a global informatics ecosystem in which precision oncology seamlessly transitions from cancer diagnosis to molecular discovery to patient recovery must be our common goal.
Disclosure forms provided by the authors are available at NEJM.org.
The Clinical Cancer Genome Task Team of the Global Alliance for Genomics and Health includes Mark Lawler, Ph.D., Centre for Cancer Research and Cell Biology, Queen's University Belfast, Belfast, United Kingdom; David Haussler, Ph.D., University of California, Santa Cruz Genomics Institute, Santa Cruz; Lillian L. Siu, M.D., Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, University of Toronto, Toronto; Melissa A. Haendel, Ph.D., and Julie A. McMurry, Ph.D., Department of Medical Informatics and Clinical Epidemiology, Oregon Health and Science University, Portland; Bartha M. Knoppers, Ph.D., Centre for Genomics and Policy, McGill University, Montreal; Stephen J. Chanock, M.D., Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, MD; Fabien Calvo, M.D., Ph.D., Cancer Core Europe and Institute Gustave Roussy Cancer Campus, Grand Paris, Villejuif, France; Bin T. The, M.D., National Cancer Center, Singapore; Guneet Walia, Ph.D., Bonnie J. Addario Lung Cancer Foundation, San Francisco; Ian Banks, M.D., European Cancer Organization Patient Advocacy Committee, Brussels; Peter P. Yu, M.D., Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute, Hartford, CT; Louis M. Staudt, M.D., Ph.D., Center for Cancer Research, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, MD; and Charles L. Sawyers, M.D., Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York.
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Der Scharbower See liegt im  Norden der Sternberger Seenlandschaft im Landkreis Ludwigslust-Parchim, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, auf dem Gemeindegebiet Mustin. Er befindet sich etwa 1,5 Kilometer östlich von Ruchow, einem Ortsteil von Mustin. Am Nordufer befindet sich eine kleine Wochenend- und Feriensiedlung. Das wenig gegliederte Gewässer hat eine maximale Länge von etwa 700 Metern und eine maximale Breite von 270 Metern. Die Uferhänge sind bis auf das Westufer steil und bewaldet. Im Westen geht der See in das Scharbowbruch über. Hier befindet sich auch der Abfluss in Richtung Mildenitz.

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See im Landkreis Ludwigslust-Parchim
SScharbower See
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See in Europa

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Clinicians have developed new guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of blood clotting disorders.
Scott M. Stevens, MD, co-director of the Thrombosis Clinic at Intermountain Medical Center, says the new guidelines are critically-needed to ensure that clinicians worldwide are using the most advanced information and protocols available to properly diagnosis deep venous thrombosis, or DVT.
The new guidelines, which will become the global standard of care for the diagnosis of DVT, are published in the February issue of Chest, the journal of the American College of Chest Physicians.
Deep venous thrombosis or DVT mainly affects the large veins in the lower leg and thigh. The clot can block blood flow and cause swelling and pain. When a clot breaks off and moves through the bloodstream, this is called an embolism. An embolism can get stuck in the brain, lungs, heart, or other area, leading to severe damage.
Rapid treatment for DVT is crucial to prevent potentially fatal complications. But the symptoms are often mistaken for a sprain or tendon injury, says Dr. Stevens.
"Thrombosis, particularly DVT, is the third most common cardiovascular disease in the United States, behind only heart attack and stroke," he says. "Prompt treatment is very important to prevent the clot from leaving the leg and traveling to the lungs, heart or brain. Physicians need good information on the best way to diagnose a DVT."
Because of research performed by Dr. Stevens and the team of thrombosis researchers at Intermountain Medical Center, Dr. Stevens was chosen to help draft a new chapter for the ninth edition of the guidelines. Previous editions have not included a chapter on diagnosing DVT.
"This publication is the resource for clinicians seeking evidence-based guidelines for diagnosis, prevention and treatment of thrombosis-related disorders," says Greg Elliott, MD, chair of Department of Medicine at Intermountain Medical Center. "Dr. Stevens earned this recognition by virtue of his excellence as a clinician investigator. His work will result in better care for patients here in Utah and around the world."
Dr. Stevens says the new chapter provides a road map for the best-proven and most cost-effective ways to diagnose DVT.
The process is complicated and involves sophisticated algorithms. Physicians may have difficulty performing those kinds of complex calculations in their day-to-day practice, so the guidelines teach them to use "decision trees" that lead them to accurate diagnoses by asking strategic questions.
Physicians from around the globe — everyone from primary care doctors to cardiologists, pulmonologists, orthopedic surgeons, and neurologists — will learn from the new guidelines at conferences, seminars, and journals in the coming months.
Dr. Stevens was joined in writing the chapter on DVT diagnosis by 11 other experts from hospitals and universities in Canada, England, Boston, and Buffalo, N.Y. Other chapters of the guidelines, written by different panels, examine the best treatment options for DVT and other blood-clotting disorders.
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In the mid of 19th century a French doctor found an association between cancer thrombosis - formation of dangerous blood clots.
The way in which activated blood coagulation is associated with cancer has been discovered by scientists.


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Q: get specific image size in wordpress i have been using following code to get all the featured images of the child pages and display then in carousel slider but i want specific size =231*130 and class= img-responsive.
But i am not able to do it
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$mypages = get_pages( array( 'child_of' => 67, 'sort_column' => 'post_date', 'sort_order' => 'desc' ) );

foreach( $mypages as $page ) {
    $content = $page->post_content;
    if ( ! $content ) // Check for empty page
        continue; ?>

            <a href="<?php echo get_page_link( $page->ID ); ?>">
                <?php $image = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id( $page->ID, array( 231, 130 ), array( 'class' => 'img-responsive img-shadow' ) ) ); ?>
                <img src="<?php echo $image[0]; ?>" alt="<?php the_title(); ?>">

<?php echo $page->post_title; ?>

                <a href="<?php echo get_page_link( $page->ID ); ?>">view all

<?php } ?>

Please help me figure out what I am doing wrong

A: use wp_get_attachment_image (CODEX)
in your case:
<?php
$mypages = get_pages( array( 'child_of' => 67, 'sort_column' => 'post_date', 'sort_order' => 'desc' ) );

foreach( $mypages as $page ) {
    $content = $page->post_content;
    if ( ! $content ) // Check for empty page
        continue; ?>

            <a href="<?php echo get_page_link( $page->ID ); ?>">
                <?php $image = wp_get_attachment_image( get_post_thumbnail_id($post->ID), 'child-page','', array('class'    => "img-responsive img-shadow", 'alt'   => get_the_title()))  ?>
                <?php echo $image; ?>

<?php echo $page->post_title; ?>

                <a href="<?php echo get_page_link( $page->ID ); ?>">view all

<?php } ?>

and in your functions.php
add_image_size( 'child-page', 231, 130, true );

A: You're mixing up your arguments here:
<?php $image = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id( $page->ID ,array(231,130),array('class'=>'img-responsive img-shadow') ));?>

get_post_thumbnail_id only takes a page id. Really though, you're nesting two function when one should do. Use this:
<?php get_the_post_thumbnail($page->ID, array(231,130), array('class' => 'img-responsive img-shadow')); ?>

This will also echo the results, so you can remove the second line. Here's the Codex entry for that function.

A: Try this may be help you:-
<a href="<?php echo get_page_link( $page->ID ); ?>">
    <?php echo get_the_post_thumbnail($page->ID, array(231,130), array('class' => 'img-responsive img-shadow'));?>


'Solid, believable, actual and loaded with pertinent and hugely referenced information about scientific and uncomplicated study in alcholism between ladies and ethnic groups...an crucial textual content within the libraries of academicians, lecturers, clinicians, researchers, and coverage makers. the standard and scope of the paintings are groundbreaking, and it really is handy to have all of it in a single source.' --American magazine of Psychiatry quantity 12 highlights the striking evolution of alcoholism learn over the last few years, targeting gender in alcohol activities and results.
This very important pupil source takes six assorted methods to qualitative equipment and discusses the suggestions to exploit those in learn.
From self assurance gaps to energy poses, leaning in to calling bias out, bossypants to lady bosses, girls were listening to loads of recommendation in recent years. such a lot of this goals at better luck, yet little or no makes a speciality of a key set of talents that guarantees such good fortune — making the wisest, most powerful decisions.
Every day, in every little thing of our lives, we are facing increasingly more offerings. Our futures rely not only at the effects, yet on how good we deal with making those challenging offerings and the intense scrutiny that includes them.
But is a woman's adventure issuing a difficult name any diversified from a man's?
Men and girls strategy judgements in a different way, even though now not unavoidably within the methods we have now been resulted in think. pressure? It really makes girls extra concentrated. self belief? A hefty dose of self-questioning results in a lot improved judgements. And regardless of renowned misconceptions, girls are only as decisive as males — notwithstanding they might pay a cost for it.
So why, then, does a true hole come up after the choice is made? Why are we quickly to question a woman's judgements yet vulnerable to simply accept a man's? And why is a man's attractiveness as a sensible decision-maker cemented after one mammoth name, yet a lady is predicted to turn out herself back and again?
How ladies make a decision can provide vigorous, attractive tales of actual girls and their reviews, in addition to specialist, available research of what the technological know-how has to claim. Cognitive psychologist Therese Huston breaks open the myths and opens up the dialog approximately how we will top form our conduct, perceptions, and techniques, not only to utilize our personal possibilities, yet to reshape the tradition and convey out the simplest judgements — despite who's making them.
This e-book describes the speculation, tools, and modern purposes of consultee-centered session, a non-hierarchical, non-prescriptive aiding courting among a specialist and somebody or workforce (consultee) looking specialist support with a consumer. The aim is to supply assist in re-conceptualizing the consultee's paintings challenge thereby 1) bettering their dating with the buyer and a couple of) increasing the pro repertoire of either advisor and consultee.
This e-book highlights a number of the ways that humans fluctuate from one another psychologically and is aimed basically at scholars of 'A' point and primary measure point psychology. The publication is additionally appropriate for college students on GCSE, entry to better schooling, BTEC, nursing, midwifery and instructor schooling classes.
Frezza M, di Padova C, Pozzato G, et al : High blood alcohol levels in women. The role of decreased gastric alcohol dehydrogenase activity and first-pass metabolism. N Engl J Med 322:95–99, 1990. 34. Hill SY, Steinhauer SR, Zubin J, et al : Event-related potentials as markers for alcoholism risk in high density families. Alcohol Clin Exp Res 12:545–554, 1988. 35. Hill SY, Steinhauer SR: Event-related potentials in women at risk for alcoholism. Alcohol 10:349–354,1993. 36. Hill SY, Steinhauer SR, Park J, et al: Event-related potential characteristics in children of alcoholics from high density families.
In view of the more frequent female- 1 • Vulnerability to Alcoholism in Women 21 to-female transmission reported than cross-gender transmission seen in the Swedish adoption study,20 we are speculating that more girls from these HR for female alcoholism families may carry a neurobiological diathesis for alcoholism than do girls from similarly matched HR for male alcoholism families. Establishing that P300 deficits occur in female alcoholics is another important step. 35 Recent history of drinking (past 7 and past 30 days) was entered into these analyses as covariates without significant effect.
Further complicating the picture are rapidly changing societal expectations and cultural milieu. Has this societal upheaval influenced women's drinking, and if so, how? Do role overload and role conflict represent stressors that encourage drinking? How does the stress of struggling to be a wife, mother, and professional coupled with differing drinking norms of coworkers impact on drinking? How do patterns of consumption and problems of women in the work force compare with those of their male co-workers?


See ya monsoon. Welcome summer. Summer is here and it is the right time to know what is there in the store for you. The first thing that gets into our mind when we say summer is "SUN". He is the ruler of summer season.
When summer comes, it brings lots of problems with it. The first thing that gets affected in summer due to the sun is our skin. Our skin is the most sensitive part in our body. It gets easily prone to sun and gets affected. Our skin undergoes many tough situations in this summer season. If no proper care was taken to protect it, the results would be eye watering for sure.
So, as summer is at the doors, before it knocks your door, find what is there in our store for your skin protection so that you can open your doors with utmost dare to face the sun.
In our article, we have provided wonderful tips that will help you to protect your skin from summer and its ruler "Sun". Weather it is summer or winter or rainy season, sun is sun. He will never take leave and never let us take one.
But in summer, his power increases to an extent that our skin cannot take it if proper precautions were not taken.
So, in order to protect your skin from sun, here are few tips we are providing.
Summer accompanies itself with sweat. Sweat is nothing but water in our body. It comes out through the pores present on our skin. Loss of water from our body in any form will lead to dehydration problem.
Our skin gets dehydrated because of loss of excess of water. In order to get rid of dehydrated skin, we have to drink lots and lots of water in a day. Drinking water is the best way to keep you hydrated. When our skin loses its hydration properties, it will ultimately lose moisture present in the skin.
When skin loses its moisture, it becomes dry and looks worst at its best. In order to protect your skin from moisture loss and keep yourself hydrated, drink lots of liquid oxygen throughout the day.
According to studies, we have to drink at least 8 glasses of water in a day. So, prepare your 8 glasses of water to keep yourself hydrated.
Even though sun is good at doing his duty of exposing rays on earthlings, he does his work in shifts that ranges from less powerful rays to more powerful rays. We as human beings love to roam on roads no matter what time it is and what temperature it is.
But in actual, there are times when sun gives his best in the form of strongest rays that breaks the records of previous temperatures and gives his lowest rated temperatures at some particular times. Try to stay inside when sun is passing high end rays.
The time between 11am and 3pm is the time when the sun plays game with earthlings with his high end rays. So, try to keep put in that particular time period.
The rays that are passed by the sun at that time are very dangerous and can severely damage your skin. Along with staying put, make sure to apply sunscreen on your entire body, especially on face, hands, and neck.
Try to cover your face with a scarf when you are into the sun. This way you can somehow divert the sun rays from falling directly on your face.
Toner helps in keeping our skin cool. As it is summer, it is obvious that the heat and sweat will have no limits. The heat irritates us and disturbs our work. In order to keep yourself cool, try a toner for your body.
Toner helps to keep the pores close and thereby cools the skin and body. Don't apply easy-to-get toner on your body. Try to get something branded. If you want to try something natural, use rose water instead. It will help you keep your body cool.
As I said in earlier session about moisturizing skin, just drinking water will not keep your body hydrated and moisturized. In order to keep it moisturized, we have to apply some moisturizer to our body.
As skin gets hydrated in summer, applying moisturizer regularly would somehow help our skin and body to be in a good moisturized and hydrated state. It is summer and oiliness is the first problem that fears us the most. As moisturizers are mainly made to keep our body moisturized, it will contain oil as its main ingredient.
So, as it is summer it would be better to go with water-based moisture instead of using oily moisturizers.
In summer, drinks will be the first preference for any one as they reduce our thirst as they offer cool liquids in mouth-watering flavors. One should know that drinks are filled with sugars and are not at all good for skin. They not only affect our skin, but also disturb our diet.
Replace those sugary unhealthy drinks with fresh water, lime juice, fruit juices, coconut water etc. The aforementioned drinks have very good affects on skin. They keep our skin hydrated throughout the day. Along with that, they provide some essentials that are required for our body, especially in summer season.
Make certain to wash your face before going to bed. Washing face at least twice a day is mandatory.
Even though we stay at home all the day, we have to give it a face at least twice. The dirt that is absorbed by the skin all throughout the day has to be removed before going to bed. In order to have a happy bed time, do it for sure.
Exfoliating is the first step in any kind of skin treatments. Exfoliating is nothing but removing the dead skin cells that are present on the skin. This process of exfoliating will help improve the blood circulation on the face. There are many exfoliating scrubs available in the market.
Choose the best exfoliating scrub for exfoliating. You can also exfoliate your skin with the ingredients that are available in your kitchen. Mix some gram flour with turmeric and add yogurt or milk to it. Mix it well and apply it on your face as a mask. This is one of the best exfoliating methods that can be done at home.
Tan is nothing but a dark layer that is formed on the face and body due to the over exposure to the sun. In order to remove it, there are wonderful treatments offered by parlors. The tan pack is very much named to remove the tan that is accumulated on face.
There are home remedies to remove the tan. Mix gram flour with lemon and apply it on your face as a mask. Lemon works wonders in removing the tan on the face.
So, these are the tips to pass this summer without any skin issues. Don't overlook any of the above tips and follow them with utmost care. Happy summer!


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Championship Lode Runner è un videogioco a piattaforme del 1984 sviluppato da Brøderbund per home computer. Seguito di Lode Runner, il gioco è stato successivamente convertito per Famicom e SG-1000. La versione Famicom è stata distribuita tramite Virtual Console per Wii e Wii U.

Modalità di gioco
Dal gameplay identico al suo predecessore, Championship Lode Runner presenta cinquanta livelli. Al contrario di Lode Runner, non è presente un editor di livelli.

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Cazenovia College is pleased to announce the nationwide release of I Like Ike: The Presidential Election of 1952, by Dr. John Robert Greene, Paul J. Schupf Professor of history and humanities. Published by the University Press of Kansas, it is now available in bookstores and at Amazon. Dr. Greene has taught at Cazenovia College for 38 years, and this is his eighteenth book on politics and government. He is a regular guest on WCNY's Ivory Tower Half Hour.
A Talk by Dr. Greene and book signing at Barnes and Noble—located on 3454 Erie Boulevard East in Syracuse—will take place on Wednesday, May 3, at 7 p.m.
In the first book to analyze the 1952 election in its entirety, political historian John Robert Greene looks in detail at how Illinois governor Adlai E. Stevenson II and Supreme Allied Commander in World War II, Dwight D. Eisenhower faced demands that they run for an office neither originally wanted. I Like Ike tells the story of a critical election fought between two avowedly reluctant warriors to a finish that, for all the partisan wrangling, had more to do with the extraordinary popularity of the former general, who, along with Stevenson, was seen to be somehow above politics.
Greene also examines the campaigns of their opponents—Harry Truman and Robert Taft, and also Estes Kefauver, Richard B. Russell, Averell Harriman and Earl Warren. Richard Nixon's famous "Checkers Speech," Joseph McCarthy's anti-Communist campaign, and television as a new medium for news and political commercials—each figured in the election in its own way. Greene traces how, drawing in depth on the Eisenhower, Stevenson, Taft and Nixon papers.
I Like Ike is a compelling account of how an America fearful of a Communist threat elected a war hero and brought an end to twenty years of Democrat control of the White House. In an era of political foment, it also makes a timely and persuasive case for the importance of the 1952 election not only to the Eisenhower Administration, but also to the development of presidential politics well into the future.


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Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum Semi-Annual Newsletter, The Accelerator, Wins Prestigious Golden Quill Award!
For many years, the annual Golden Quill Award presented by Old Cars Weekly News & Marketplace has brought recognition to numerous publications in the old car hobby, and continues to be a source of pride for winners. Submitted publications are judged for accuracy, style and presentation; along with quality of human interest, technical, historical, event and advertising content writing.
Originally published by the Auburn Automobile Company, The Accelerator was a publication sent to Auburn dealers and distributors. Published monthly and sometimes quarterly from 1926 through 1935, The Accelerator contained useful information about sales, exports, racing competition, and people associated with the company.
When the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum was established in 1974, The Accelerator carried on its original mission adding news, commentary and historical content celebrating Auburn, Cord and Duesenberg marques – a continuous publication of distinction. The Museum members receive the publication semi-annually, one of the many perks of participating in the various Museum Member levels.