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For everyone. I do not want it, but you never know. A stroke could be available at any time in your life. Read this to fix it.
The method of the poor to cure a stroke whatever its form.
Here's how to treat a rebel attack without waiting for the 3 or 6 hours when without care we are good for the grave .... Read and remember and share.
Share this review, so that you help someone to survive. Take the time to read this. You never know if someone's life can count on you.
When someone suffers a stroke, the capillaries of the brain stretch progressively. You need a rest and an ambulance. These tips will help you save someone's life!
1. Hold the needle - on the fire, or with a candle, sterilize this needle and then use it to prick the tops of all 10 fingers.
5. When all 10 fingers begin to bleed wait a few minutes - you will see that the victim will be back to life!
6. If the victim's mouth is deformed, massage his ears until they become red - so that the blood can come to them.
Blessing on the life of the one who shares!
Understanding Your Stool Can Save You From Many Troubles.


Jackson Hastings has signed a contract extension with Salford for the 2019 season.
The 22-year-old joined the Red Devils at the end of July and has had a huge impact on Ian Watson's side, scoring five tries in The Qualifiers.
Hastings was linked with a number of Super League clubs but he has decided to stay at the Red Devils for next year.
He said: "In the end it was a pretty easy decision to be honest.
"When I laid in bed at night weighing up my options I really couldn't see myself playing anywhere else over here.
"The amount of support the club gave me through a tough time in my life, the love that I've got from the fans and the respect I've got from the playing group is something that if I'd walked away from it I know I wouldn't have been happy with.
Salford coach Ian Watson said: "Signing Jackson for the 2019 season is a great piece of business by the club and a great piece of business for Super League as a whole.
"His energy and enthusiasm around the Club and the boys is infectious and you can see in the games he's played how it lifts people around him. We have always had effort and commitment from our team but Jackson has lifted the pressure and allowed others to just play and enjoy the game.
"Jackson wants to lead a team and be the dominant half and that fits perfectly within our team dynamics.


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TORTURE TEST: BLUEFIN TUNA FISHING WITH A STELLA SPINNING REEL
"You're an idiot. There's no chance."
This was the response Ben Verner, President of Huk Gear, received when word got out about his plan to go bluefin tuna fishing on a Stella spinning reel.
When Drew Herma, Director of Marketing at Huk, heard Verner's crazy idea, he was supportive but didn't see how it was possible. He told Verner, "Oh yeah, cool man, you're gonna get it," but in his mind he was thinking, There's no way. There's just no way.
ATLANTIC BLUEFIN TUNA FISHING
Apex predators, Atlantic bluefin tuna are built like torpedoes. They can reach speeds of 60 miles per hour and can weigh over one thousand pounds. Did we say that they're built liketorpedoes? These monsters aretorpedoes. And if you're lucky or brave enough to hook one of these beasts, you're in for a real test of strength and endurance. And if you're body's aching after the battle, how do you think your reel is feeling?
Bluefin tuna fishing is no joke. A giant bluefin tuna will test the drag strength of any reel, the breaking point of any line, and the mettle of any angler.
HOW TO FISH BLUEFIN TUNA: TRADITION VS THE VERNER METHOD
The traditional bluefin tuna fishing method uses the heaviest of offshore tackle—huge, wench-like lever drag reels with up to 130 pounds of drag pressure paired with short, ultra-heavy tuna fishing rods held with a full-body fighting harness. This fishing gear is assumed to be mandatory when fighting a true giant.
Spinning gear, on the other hand, is generally thought of as light-line finesse tackle, best suited for bass, trout, and panfish—hardly suitable for bluefin tuna fishing. Sure, anglers have been known to use spinning gear to catch larger species like redfish, snook, and striped bass, but a half-ton fish? That's reeling on the edge of the absurd! It just isn't done.
"I just thought this was going to fizzle out and he was just going to be excited to catch a fish," said Herma as he reflected on the moments that took place before the Huk crew headed offshore. "Well, we get up here, and sure enough, Verner shows up with two brand new Stellas."
As casting time drew closer, Verner himself wasn't so sure how things were going to pan out.
"You know, I came on the boat with the rod un-rigged and fully expecting to hand it to the mate who would rig it up and hand me a tuna-ready setup," Verner admitted. "At the end of the day, these guys don't fish with braid," he said, recalling the moment he realized he was on his own—alone with the Goliath, armed with little more than a slingshot of a reel.
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Verner spooled up his Stella with 150 yards of 100-pound test Seaguar Threadlock Hollow Core Braid and mounted it on a heavy-weight Shimano Terez rod. He was confident in his gear selection but wasn't sure what knot to use for the business end of his line.
"How are you going to tie a one hundred pound braid to a one thousand pound fish?"
Verner scoured the encyclopedia of fishing knots he'd accumulated over the years and ultimately decided on a 35 turn bimini twist for the terminal end of his line. With that last preparation, he was ready—or ready as he'd ever be, anyway—to cast his miniscule line into the lair of the gigantic beast.
CASTING FOR BLUEFIN: LET THE STELLA TORTURE TEST BEGIN
Huk Pro Staff member, Skeet Reese, was on deck with Verner that day. He shared what happened next: "Verner rigs up his little six-six spinning rod, throws a bait out there, and one of these giant bluefin tuna eats it and I'm like, alright, here we go."
This tuna must have been a particularly proud member of his species. Having latched on so quickly, he must have known, must have been waiting for Verner, ready to put the Stella spinning reel to the test. Bluefin tuna fishing with a spinning reel??? As soon as he took the bait, line ripped off the reel at a terrifying speed. The electric whir of the line had everyone's hair on end. Thirty seconds went by. A lesser reel would have simply melted. Then came the realization: the fish was still on, the reel still intact.
Verner had taken a leap of faith, and he'd landed on his feet. He grounded himself and settled in for the fight. He held his own, reeling and pumping, reeling and pumping, giving his opponent hell.
"After about ten minutes," Reese reflected, "I was thinking hmmm, maybe he's really got a shot."
APPLAUSE FOR VERNER & THE STELLA REEL
To everyone's surprise, including Verner's, the Stella held up for all 47 minutes of the grueling battle with one of the hardest fighting fish in the ocean. With the giant bluefin tuna boatside, Verner achieved what he'd set out to do, proving everyone wrong and winning himself not only an incredible trophy but one monster of a fishing tale.
"We're real happy with how it all worked out," Verner said, humbly reflecting on his achievement. "It's not a grander, but man, six hundred-plus on what is basically a giant bass rod? I think it's pretty special."


It is dark outside. The icy white moon is bathing the street in a cold stare. Trees have stretched their shadows out providing ample space for dark lurking forms to glide almost unseen through the streets.
A witch is seen scurrying from the revealing eye of the porch light. A ghost is running after a tall man walking down the road. A sound that seems displaced echos through the night. Laughter. Children's voices exclaiming as they bounce around from the sweets pulsing through their veins. Shortly they will go home and laps into a sugar induced coma.
Last night we had a small taste of this fear. It was my mother's ward Trunk or Treat. Keith was Mario (I didn't get a great picture of him. He wouldn't hold still. I am going to try again tonight) and caught on very quickly. All he had to say was "Trick or Treat" and people would give him candy. He would then say "Thank you" and they would give him more candy because he was so polite and cute. He knew how to work the system. He carried that bucket around with him as if he held The Ark of the Covenant. No one was going to get close to his candy. After collecting with the vengeance of an IRS agent he became a shadow to his Paca while religiously guarding his candy bucket.
Finally it was time to go home. He fell asleep in the car, we got him in the house, and as we changed him into his pajamas he woke up. The first word out of his mouth was "Trick or treat?" Meaning, "Where's my candy?" We told him he could have some more in the morning when he woke up, and that is when it happened. The transformation. From sweet cuddly angel to Halloween Demon faster than the blink of an eye. He hasn't changed back yet. He is armed with a two year old attitude and a bucket of candy.
And there is more Trick or Treating to be done tonight.
I was Hester Prynne from Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter for Halloween this year. You know, the girl who had to wear the Scarlet "A" for "Adulteress." Did you see the "A" which fell off right before the picture was taken? Only about 5 people got it but I thought it was funny. What were you for Halloween?
P.S. No, she hasn't been born yet. I have just been crazy busy and haven't had time to post anything.
And my computer is having major issues, so I will post the pictures as soon as I can fix it.
That was fun to read. I'm not super into the Halloween spirit this year. We invited our friends over for dinner but they just called us and said their toddler has a fever. So now I'm stuck here not wanting to answer the door at all or do anything. And if I make my pumpkin ice cream then Nick won't even eat any. Most people would think that was a good thing, but when I cook I just want to share the love. Anyway, my spirit is totally deflated now. Good to know that you guys are going to have fun tonight though!
And it lasts for weeks if they get a ton of candy!
Which is why I devised a clever plan this year and bought their candy from them. My husband will take it work so I won't eat it, either. They got ten pieces each and the fun of getting it and we got the rest for ten dollars. And a Barbie for my youngest since money means nothing to her.
Oh my heck Keith is so darn cure. Hope you all didn't have candy overload. Right now it is nearing mid-night and my little boy is so hopped up on sugar still it will take a miracle to get him to bed.
love the pic of him screaming.


The "Tiki Cultus" is very Adamic in Nature. Tiki was the first Man and his adventures, as such, follow closely after the mishaps attending the Clay Creation of the Book of Genesis. However, unlike the well-known Adam, Tiki has become an emblem of Protection, a Guardian Spirit at various important Gateways and Thresholds. His ferocity contains the bite and bitterness of the human "set-up" via creation: a Being thrown into the World of Spacetime with its enticements and suffering. On the flip side, Tiki carries the Wisdom and Power rippling at the Dawn of Consciousness, a direct connection to the Divine Influx back of the Human Game. He is, therefore, well suited to serve as Protector of Sacred Sites and Forbidden Places.
To encounter Tiki is to come face to face with the Essence of own's Core Self. We are reminded of Indiana Jones, who understood that "The Penitent Man is humble before God." We do not impose our seemingly sophisticated selfhood onto Tiki. We recognize Tiki within ourselves and, thereby, pass the Gate.
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Cost-effectiveness analysis of smoking cessation interventions using cell phones in a low-income population
Allan T Daly1,
Ashish A Deshmukh2,
Damon J Vidrine3,
Alexander V Prokhorov4,
Summer G Frank3,
Patricia D Tahay4,
Maggie E Houchen4,
Scott B Cantor1
1 Department of Health Services Research, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas, USA
2 Department of Health Services Research, The University of Florida Health Science Center, Gainesville, Florida, USA
3 Oklahoma Tobacco Research Center, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA
4 Department of Behavioral Science, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas, USA
Correspondence to Dr Scott B Cantor, Department of Health Services Research, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX 77230-1402, USA; sbcantor{at}mdanderson.org
Background The prevalence of cigarette smoking is significantly higher among those living at or below the federal poverty level. Cell phone-based interventions among such populations have the potential to reduce smoking rates and be cost-effective.
Methods We performed a cost-effectiveness analysis of three smoking cessation interventions: Standard Care (SC) (brief advice to quit, nicotine replacement therapy and self-help written materials), Enhanced Care (EC) (SC plus cell phone-delivered messaging) and Intensive Care (IC) (EC plus cell phone-delivered counselling). Quit rates were obtained from Project ACTION (Adult smoking Cessation Treatment through Innovative Outreach to Neighborhoods). We evaluated shorter-term outcomes of cost per quit and long-term outcomes using cost per quality-adjusted life year (QALY).
Results For men, EC cost an additional $541 per quit vs SC; however, IC cost an additional $5232 per quit vs EC. For women, EC was weakly dominated by IC—IC cost an additional $1092 per quit vs SC. Similarly, for men, EC had incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) of $426 per QALY gained vs SC; however, IC resulted in ICER of $4127 per QALY gained vs EC. For women, EC was weakly dominated; the ICER of IC vs SC was $1251 per QALY gained. The ICER was below maximum acceptable willingness-to-pay threshold of $50 000 per QALY under all alternative modelling assumptions.
Discussion Cell phone interventions for low socioeconomic groups are a cost-effective use of healthcare resources. Intensive Care was the most cost-effective strategy both for men and women.
Trial registration number NCT00948129; Results.
cost and cost analysis
underserved populations
http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/tobaccocontrol-2017-054229
Contributors SBC had full access to all of the data in the study and takes responsibility for the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the data analysis. Study concept and design: SBC. Acquisition, analysis or interpretation of data: all authors. Drafting of the manuscript: ATD, AAD, SBC. Critical revision of the manuscript for important intellectual content: all authors. Statistical analysis: ATD, AAD, SGF, SBC. Obtained funding: DJV, AVP. Administrative, technical or material support: all authors. Study supervision: DJV, SBC.
Funding Financial support for this study was provided in part by grant CA141628 from the National Cancer Institute.
Patient consent Not required.
Ethics approval The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Institutional Review Board (IRB4).
© Article author(s) (or their employer(s) unless otherwise stated in the text of the article) 2019. All rights reserved. No commercial use is permitted unless otherwise expressly granted.


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An online database of phonological representations for Mandarin Chinese
X Zhao and P. Li
A Web-based database is developed to provide psycholinguists with a large-scale phonological representation system for all Mandarin Chinese monosyllables. The construction of the system is based on the slot-based phonological pattern generator (PatPho), with an adequate consideration of the language-specific features of the Chinese phonology. Users can retrieve the relevant phonological representations through an interactive query system on the Web. The query outcomes can be saved in a number of formats, such as Excel spreadsheets, for further analyses. This representation system can be used for a variety of purposes—in particular, connectionist language modeling and, more generally, the study of Chinese phonology.
The impact of the International Association of Diabetes and Pregnancy Study Groups (IADPSG) fasting glucose diagnostic criterion on the prevalence and outcomes of gestational diabetes mellitus in Han Chinese women
S. Liao , J. Mei , W. Song , Y. Liu , Y.-D. Tan , S. Chi , P. Li , X. Chen and S. Deng
The International Association of Diabetes and Pregnancy Study Groups (IADPSG) proposed that a one-time value of fasting plasma glucose of 5.1 mmol/l or over at any time of the pregnancy is sufficient to diagnose gestational diabetes. We evaluated the repercussions of the application of this threshold in pregnant Han Chinese women.
This is a retrospective study of 5360 (72.3% of total) consecutively recruited pregnant Han Chinese women in one centre from 2008 to 2011. These women underwent a two-step gestational diabetes diagnostic protocol according to the previous American Diabetes Association criteria. The IADPSG fasting plasma glucose criterion was used to reclassify these 5360 women. The prevalence, clinical characteristics and obstetric outcomes were compared among the women classified as having gestational diabetes by the previous American Diabetes Association criteria (approximately 90% were treated), those reclassified as having gestational diabetes by the single IADPSG fasting plasma glucose criterion (untreated), but not as having gestational diabetes by the previous American Diabetes Association criteria, and those with normal glucose tolerance.
There were 626 cases of gestational diabetes defined by the previous American Diabetes Association criteria (11.7%) and these cases were associated with increased risks of maternal and neonatal outcomes when compared with the women with normal glucose tolerance. With the IADPSG fasting plasma glucose criterion, another 1314 (24.5%) women were reclassified as having gestational diabetes. Gestational diabetes classified by the IADPSG fasting plasma glucose criterion was associated with gestational hypertension (P = 0.0094) and neonatal admission to nursery (P = 0.035) prior to adjustment for maternal age and BMI, but was no longer a predictor for adverse pregnancy outcomes after adjustment.
The simple IADPSG fasting plasma glucose criterion increased the Chinese population with gestational diabetes by 200%. The increased population with gestational diabetes was not significantly associated with excess obstetric and neonatal morbidity.
Assessment of the Genetic Diversity and Genetic Structure of Rice Core Parent Guichao 2, its Parents and Derivatives
C.X. Chen , S.C. Li , S.Q. Wang , H.N. Liu , Q.M. Deng , A.P. Zheng , J. Zhu , L.X. Wang and P. Li
The concept of a "core parent" was proposed by breeders to describe elite lines with both good field performance and high potential for breeding superior new lines. Guichao 2 is one of the most important rice core parents in China. In the present study, Simple Sequence Repeat marker (SSR) based genome-wide screening was performed for Guichao 2, its parents and derivatives to study the genetic diversity and structure of them. A total of 348 polymorphic markers and 833 polymorphic alleles were detected. The Polymorphic Information Content (PIC) value ranged from 0.15 to 0.95 and averaged 0.39. Genetic similarity among the ten varieties varied from 0.751 to 0.926 with an average of 0.842, indicating that the genetic diversity is not abundant. At the whole genome level, Chaoyangzao 18 (30.4%) contributed many more genetic components to Guichao 2 than Guiyangai 49 (16.3%) did. The amount of genetic material transmitted by Guichao 2 to its derivatives varied from 49.7% (Qingliuai) to 59.5% (Fengqingai), with an average of 54.7%. In addition, 78 genomic regions of Guichao 2 were identified as stably inherited by these derivatives, with contribution ratios ranging from 14.29 to 85.71%, with an average of 47.25%. Ten of these regions with the same contribution ratio of 85.1% (RM3412-RM140, RM1339-RM1068, RM6997-RM6172, RM3524-RM3042, RM1388-RM1136, RM1353-RM1243, RM5508-RM3753, RM3395-RM3662, RM3662-RM44 and RM6643-RM2915) were found to be significantly important in the derivative cultivars.


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Found in "Dostoevsky" by Andre Gide. Published by New Directions, 1949.
one thing i've often wondered about the things you find in books is if there is any significance (did the person use it for irony, unintentionally, it was all they had, etc). i would be curious to hear the thoughts of some of these book owners.
All of the world's grittiest philosophers and writers should be offset by puppies. I haven't decided whether to intensity of cuteness needs to be proportional to the grittiness of philosopher, but it might be an idea.
The puppy is indeed cute, and the book cover is pretty awesome as well!


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Q: How to change Label format in Violin plot of Matplotlib? I am plotting some data in the violin plot I want to keep the label format the same for all plots.
This below is the first plot:

I want the following given plot with the same formatted y-axis. (I want to add a scientific notation to the figure given below.) I want the exponential part common.
I searched a lot but could not get the solution. Please Help.

A: If you want to add the scientific notation, you can use plt.ticklabel_format()
Consider the following sample data and initial violin plot.
x = sorted([1,2,3,4,5] * 200)
y = (list(np.linspace(0.3 * 1e-3, 3 * 1e-4, 70)) + [0] * 130) * 2 + \
    list(np.linspace(0 * 1e-3, 1 * 1e-4, 200)) + \
    list(np.linspace(0 * 1e-3, 1.3 * 1e-4, 200)) * 2

df = pd.DataFrame({'x':x, 'y':y})

sns.violinplot(x='x',y='y',data=df)

By using plt.ticklabel_format() the code and result will look like this:
sns.violinplot(x='x',y='y',data=df)

plt.ticklabel_format(style='sci', axis='y', scilimits=(3,10))

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If you're a fan of Evernote, you're going to love Scrible. This simple-to-use bookmarklet will make your research SO much easier. It doesn't matter if you're trying to find something for school or work… Scrible will be able to help you mark what you need in a way that makes sense to you. It may only be in beta form right now, but I have yet to find any real "issues" with it after using the service for a few hours tonight.
There's nothing to install or download, and you can choose to use it as either a bookmark right on your toolbar or as a browser extension. To use as a bookmarklet, simply drag it to your browser's bookmark toolbar. To use Scrible as an addon, follow the steps provided for your browser of choice.
As you can see from my screenshot, you have several different options available to you once you click to open Scrible. Highlight text just as you would with those little yellow markers on a physical page. Click on the color changer, choose a color and highlight any words you want to change the color of. Underline, bold, italicize or even strike through any text you decide needs to stand out a little more. Click the little note button to add notes to the website – anywhere on the page – and even choose which color you want them to be. You can place tiny little sticky notes everywhere!
When you are finished marking up the page, you aren't really finished. If you choose to sign up for a free account, you can now save your annotated web page to your Scrible account online, making it simple to retrieve later. Additionally, you can quickly send an email copy of what you've done to yourself or anyone else… right from the bookmarklet. Best of all, there's no chance of losing your work accidentally. If you attempt to close or change the page before saving a copy, a nice warning box will pop up asking if you really want to navigate away without saving.
You won't have to head to the website to sign in each time you use Scrible: click the login button on the left end of the toolbar. When you're finished and want it out of your way, click the large X at the right side. And of course, you can drag and drop Scrible anywhere on the page at any point in time.
This, my friends, is web research done right. Grab Scrible for yourself and let me know in the comments what you think!
Various ad-blocking extensions are darn handy – even if you don't care to block actual ads. Not only can you block ads, rickrolls and things you really don't have time to have to see, these browser addons can also warn you when a site contains malicious content.
When you first install most ad-block extensions, you won't see the filters created to list domains used for spreading spyware and malware. This listing started out as a tool for DNS servers, but has been converted to a filter so people using ad blocking services can keep themselves that much safer when using Firefox or Chrome.
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Sometimes, breaking up is hard to do. In the age of sharing our lives online, breaking up is even harder. Quite often, our ex is shoved in our faces via the computer screen every time we log into our favorite websites. If you were connected in several different places, it may be difficult (emotionally, as well as physically) to block or remove them from them all. With Ex-blocker, you don't have to worry about it. You can simply block him or her for good with a few clicks.
Logging in to Facebook and having your ex's face sitting on top of a message saying "Add as a friend!" might cause scars to rip right off of still-healing wounds. It's painful to have to look at their name or face every time you click over to a new page, isn't it? Ex-blocker will help. Fill in the information requested (such as name, Twitter handle and Facebook URL) and the application creates your own personal browser plugin. Right now, it only works on Firefox and Chrome, but we may see other browsers supported in the near future. You can create blockers for up to five ex-peeps at a time.
Many of you guys are likely scoffing and rolling your eyes right now. However, think of it this way: you're too manly to cry, yes. But doesn't it make your blood boil every time you see your ex girl hanging all over her new dude in a picture on Twitpic, Flickr or Facebook? Stop torturing yourself, dude. Just block her already and get on with your life. She wasn't right for you anyway.
Over on Lockergnome.net, Michael asked people which web browser they prefer, and why. This is something I am asked constantly. It certainly seems as though everyone has a definite preference: there are over a thousand views on that question alone, and several pages' worth of answers. I've been using Safari for quite awhile, but I think I'm on the cusp of switching to something different.
The one I'm thinking of using is another webkit browser – Google Chrome. To be more specific, I plan on using the browser on which Chrome is based – Chromium. It's very powerful, and it's only getting better. It's exceedingly fast, and there are a lot of extensions already available. Heck, there's already five extensions that have been made by our community members that each have something to do with what we do on a daily basis!
It's a big deal for most people when you switch primary browsers. There's usually a good reason that you decided to make the change. Let's face it – we hate change most of the time, even when it comes to our browsers. I've used Safari for nearly three years now, so yeah – this is a big deal for me.
With Chromium, I get nightly update builds loaded right onto my computer. That's important to me… I'm always on the bleeding edge with the latest they have to offer. When you spend as much time as I do surfing the Internet, having the best browser available is critical.
Which browser do YOU use, and why is it your favorite?
What are Five Firefox Add-ons that Can Spice up Your Browser?
As you may know, there are many Firefox Add-ons out there. I've come up with a list of five handy but simple Add-ons that are sure to make your Firefox experience more enjoyable. If you have suggestions for any other Add-ons that are top five worthy, leave a comment!
SmoothWheel – SmoothWheel is a nice little Add-on that changes the way you scroll. Are you tired of the way Firefox currently scrolls through pages? It can be a bother at times when you are reading something and you scroll down and lose your spot. This Add-on changes all that. Smoothwheel smoothly scrolls through documents and makes text easier to read as it doesn't skip sections of the page as Firefox does by default. The only way I can actually describe it would be the same way they describe it on the download page: "Kind of like the credits at the end of a movie".
Adblock Plus – Tired of advertising on websites? Adblock Plus is the Add-on for you. When you see a pesky ad that you want to get rid of, simply right click and there should be an option for you that says: "Adblock Image". This is a very helpful Add-on that doesn't only block ads, you can even block music playing on a website. Long story short, this Add-on can block pretty much anything that uses flash player.
FoxyTunes – This Add-on gives you full control of your media player right from your Firefox browser. It goes right on your Status Bar in Firefox and shows what you are listening to, information about the track, and even an album art thumbnail! It is compatible with mostly all the popular media players like iTunes, Windows Media Player, Winamp and VLC media player, plus many more! If you want to control your music from Firefox then this is the Add-on for you.
Download Statusbar – This Add-on does is opens a download bar down by your status bar instead of opening a separate download window like Firefox currently does. This Add-on is very much like the download bar in Google Chrome. It's an all around good Add-on with a very nice GUI so it's sure to please.
Tweak Network – Do you have a slow Internet connection and it is difficult for you to load pages quickly? This Add-on will speed up the loading of websites. Another feature of this Add-on is the ability to have more than four simultaneous downloads (which is the default). The ability to do this was previously in Firefox, but it was a hassle to do for most people who are not very good with computers but this Add-on should be easy enough for anyone to use. You may notice that you cannot access options from the Add-on window, to get into Tweak Network's settings, all you have to do is go to "Tools" then you should see "Tweak Network Settings".
That's it! Leave a comment if you liked any of these Add-ons and tell us what you think so other people may be interested in using one of them. I hope that I have helped a few people with this top five list, and good luck to anyone else who entered the contest!
What page do you use in your default Web browser as your "start" page? Have you bothered to change it from the browser's start page? As you know, Firefox 3 was officially released on the day this video is being posted. Now that you have it, what are you doing with it? Are you doing more than just browsing the Internet?
There's a new application for Firefox 3 called Feedly. This is a plugin that integrates seamlessly with Firefox 3. It gives you the ultimate start page, but then again… it's so much more than just a starting place. You can manage and DO so much with it. There's a Twitter integrator, an Annotation tool, summaries of the most relevant content, and even a wall with an overview of articles recommended by your friends.
The welcome wizard can learn from your existing personalizations – bookmarks, My Yahoo!, Bloglines, Netvibes, Twitter, Yahoo Mail, Gmail and Friendfeed – and apply them to your feedly. feedly is an attempt to use everything which is good in cloud service, RSS and social connectivity to create a more social and magazine-like start page. Think MyYahoo meets Digg meets Wired.
You're going to be able to browse and read your feeds right from within the Feedly interface. This will save you time, and get you more information faster. It's a more social and magazine-like start page, made just for Firefox 3.


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Xavi looks to ease pressure on Barcelona ahead of Atletico trip: ´It won´t decide anything´
SoccerNews in La Liga 7 Jan 2023
Barcelona head coach Xavi was keen to remind his players that Sunday's trip to Atletico Madrid "won't decide anything" as he looked to ease the pressure on the league leaders.
Barca headed into matchday 16 at LaLiga's summit thanks to having a better goal difference than Real Madrid.
But with Los Blancos in action on Saturday, Barca could begin the game trailing Carlo Ancelotti's men in the table.
It promises to be one of Barca's toughest fixtures of the season and comes amid an underwhelming return to action following the World Cup, with the Blaugrana held to a 1-1 draw at home to Espanyol last Saturday before needing extra time to beat third-tier opponents Intercity 4-3 in the Copa del Rey on Wednesday.
Nevertheless, Xavi did not want to overstate the importance of Sunday's game, even if he tempered his tranquillity by highlighting Barca's habit of shooting themselves in the foot with individual errors.
"Every week is like this: the next game is the most important. It won't decide anything, but [dropping points] would be a blow on the table," he told reporters.
"It's a complicated place to go and they are a rock defensively. It will be difficult for us to generate things and we have to be more effective than in the last few two games, [but] it's not a transcendental game for the future of LaLiga."
Regarding their mistakes, he added: "It's more of a mental issue than a game issue.
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Who is Christopher Lambros?(Colorado nurse accused of having 4 terabytes of photos …)Wiki, Bio, Age, Instagram,Arrested,Charged, Twitter & Quick Facts
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Two women are suing a Colorado hospital after an ICU nurse allegedly filmed herself s*xually assaulting them while they were unconscious or incapacitated.
A mountain of evidence has been uncovered in the criminal investigation of nurse Christopher Lambros, 61, who was arrested and charged with s*xual assault, according to the attorneys who filed the class action lawsuit.
Attorneys from the Denver civil rights law firm Rathod Mohamedbhai LLC said four terabytes of data were allegedly found in connection with the alleged attacks.
According to his arrest affidavit, on a day in June, when Lambros made five videos of himself abusing a patient, he whispered into the camera saying "never get rid of these videos" and "you have to keep them forever… this It's your Dexter collection.
A mountain of evidence has been uncovered in the criminal investigation of nurse Christopher Lambros (pictured), 61, who was arrested and charged with s*xual assault, according to the attorneys who filed the class action lawsuit.
The lawsuit claims he was referring to the television show "Dexter," in which the main character is a serial killer, and says the comment shows that he kept a collection of photos or videos of his victims.
"Four terabytes of data is equivalent to approximately 700,000 cell phone photos or 65,000 hours of cell phone video," the law firm said in a press release. The firm said it believes there could be decades of possible victims.
Two women have come forward saying they were s*xually assaulted by Lambros while unconscious in intensive care.
They filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the Colorado hospital where they were being treated, alleging that hospital management did not do enough to prevent the abuse.
Arrested and Charged
The lawsuit, which is proposed as a class action, alleges that St. Mary's Hospital in Grand Junction and SCL Health and Intermountain Healthcare, the companies that run the hospital, knew or should have known about the actions of Lambros, who was arrested and charged. of s*xual assault.
According to court documents, prosecutors have identified three people they believe were assaulted by Lambros and believe a fourth person who has not yet been identified was assaulted in 2016.
Lambros began working at St. Mary's in 2012, according to the lawsuit. Lambros' attorney, Scott Burrill, did not return a call or email seeking comment from the Associated Press. He is currently in the Mesa County Jail on a $1 million bond.
The Grand Junction Police Department, the 21st Judicial District Attorney's office and the United States Secret Service are conducting an extensive investigation.
In a statement, St. Mary's said it is cooperating fully in the Lambros investigation, but declined to comment on the lawsuit. "We cannot provide further details on this matter out of respect for patient privacy," she said.
Siddhartha Rathod, one of the lawyers for the women who filed the lawsuit, said they are the same women Lambros is accused of assaulting. She said the third victim that has been identified has since died.
As part of the criminal case, prosecutors told their clients that investigators recovered four terabytes of data as evidence and are still looking into how many people were assaulted, Rathod said. She said part of the reason the lawsuit is being filed is to encourage other potential victims to come forward.
"This is about public safety and about hospitals ensuring that their patients are not only safe but are treated with dignity and respect," she said.
In a statement, District Attorney Dan Rubenstein declined to comment on the evidence and what it may reveal.
He noted that both the women's lawyers and hospital representatives have been communicating with prosecutors as they try to navigate the "complicated situation" of protecting patient privacy laws and obtaining the information needed to prosecute the criminal case.
"We can't comment on what evidence we have, and we can't speculate on what we might find," he said.
The victims have only been identified as M.C. and J.V., or victim No. 1 and No. 2.
One of the women in the lawsuit, J.V., said that she was sexually abused as a child and that she is angry, anxious and depressed after being victimized again.
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Is there a way to "search" the plugins to find out which plugin contains a specific macro? It would be really helpful to know which macros are in which plugins (and vice versa) so that we can plan for decommisioning plugins if they are no longer needed.
You can either refer to the Confluence Admin > Plugins and check out the modules for each plugin, or you can look it up on https://marketplace.atlassian.com, search for the plugin there and you shall find this info.
if your looking out for the jars for macro you have to go to confluence source you can find the atlassian-budled-plugins zip file.
you can extract and see it contains lots of plugins.
you can refer the confluence-advance-macros-2.0.43 jar which contains majority of macros.


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Leocomia grisea är en insektsart som beskrevs av Metcalf och Bruner 1925. Leocomia grisea ingår i släktet Leocomia och familjen spottstritar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Q: Empty array returned from ng-repeat in protractor test I have the following html

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In my example.page.js file I attempt to get the list of item.name using
this.names= element.all(by.repeater('item in ec.items').column('item.name')).map(function (names) {
   return names.getText();
});

Then in my example.step.js file I do
examplePage.names.then(function (names) {
   console.log("Names length : " + names.length);
};

(Here examplePage is a new example.page.js)
Names has length 0 according to the log, though on screen there are 2 items visible each with names.
Also, if I just do this.names = element.all(by.repeater('item in ec.items').column('item.name')), then I can see that names has length 2, but don't know how to get hold of the 'names' text. When I log them I just get [object Object], [object Object].
So it seems that calling the map function is somehow losing the 2 items.
Using the evaluate function as suggested I get items.length = 1, then if i do console.log(items[0]) I get the whole element printed like
ElementFinder {
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I've tried doing getText() of this element, but get the same thing printed out.
Any suggestions why this might be? I have done very similar things recently and it has worked, but for some reason on this occasion it's not working.
Thanks

A: Can you try evaluate() - It should evaluate the scope variables if getText() couldn't get the text
Documentation on evaluate
this.names= element.all(by.repeater('item in ec.items')).map(function (elm) {
    return elm.evaluate('item.name');
});

names.then(function(allValues){
    console.log(allValues.length)
})

A: In addition to Adityas's answer, Instead of using map() function, you can directly use evaluate().
this.names= element.all(by.repeater('item in ec.items').evaluate('item.name').then(function(itemNameAsArray){
 console.log(itemNameAsArray.length)
})


Americans at the present time face no scarcity of threats to their monetary healthiness, akin to task and retirement lack of confidence, healthiness care expenses, and spiraling collage school. whereas one could anticipate that those matters might inspire humans to develop into extra politically working on the problems, this frequently does not occur, and the ensuing state of no activity consists of results for political debates and public coverage. relocating past formerly studied limitations to political association, American Insecurity sheds mild at the public's inactiveness over monetary insecurities via displaying that the rhetoric surrounding those concerns is admittedly self-undermining. via their nature, the very arguments meant to mobilize individuals--asking them to commit funds or time to politics--remind electorate in their financial fears and private constraints, resulting in undermobilization and nonparticipation.
Adam Seth Levine explains why the set of people that develop into politically energetic on monetary lack of confidence concerns is accordingly really slender. whilst cash is required, in basic terms those that care in regards to the concerns yet will not be for my part affected get involved. while time is required, participation is restricted to these no longer for my part affected or people who find themselves individually affected yet open air of the hard work strength with time to spare. The latter explains why it truly is really effortless to mobilize retirees on themes that mirror own monetary matters, equivalent to Social safety and Medicare. typically, although, while political illustration calls for a wide crew to make their case, fiscal lack of confidence threats are uniquely disadvantaged.
Scrutinizing the rules of political habit, American Insecurity bargains a brand new viewpoint on collective participation.
The constructed global, more and more conscious of "inconvenient truths" approximately international warming and sustainability, is popping its consciousness to attainable remedies—eco-efficiency, sustainable improvement, and company social accountability, between others. yet such measures are mere Band-Aids, they usually may very well do extra damage than stable, says John Ehrenfeld, a pioneer within the box of business ecology.
As opposed to Austerity uncovers the realities of commissioning, localism, 'big society' empowerment fraud, and the systematic undermining of public providers and the welfare nation. It perceptively exposes the size of disempowerment, dispossession and disinvestment, and analyses the dominant motive, which keeps to underpin the financialisation and personalisation of public providers, accelerating marketisation and privatisation on an unheard of scale.
In the course of the Seventies the image appeared very diversified. The international locations excited by the association for fiscal Co-operation and improvement gave the look that they felt it their responsibility to aid the 3rd international. because the starting of the Nineteen Eighties, in spite of the fact that, this angle has disappeared from the international coverage time table of 1 built nation after one other.
These amendments grew out of a proposal to fundamentally change Social Security by raising the wage base that was used to calculate benefits, increasing the size of those benefits, and tying future benefit increases to changes in the cost of living. It's not hard to see why senior citizens would be strongly in favor, and the NCSC once again organized grassroots efforts across the country in districts where congresspeople were on the fence. 48 This list was feared on the Hill because of its potential to spark grassroots action, as noted by William Hutton, executive director of the NCSC: When we have one of these issues we notify [legislators] that we intend to list the names of the co-sponsors in the next issue of the Senior Citizens News.
For example, those who find guns to be a highly important issue are more motivated to become active when gun-related issues are on the political agenda (or to place them on the agenda in the first place). 7 And, absent strong personal motivation on the part of a powerful officeholder or bureaucrat, such large-scale political pressure is often necessary for previously unrepresented groups to make their case in the public square. That's the landscape as it stands. We would expect issue importance to be a critical catalyst for action when it comes to issues that reflect financial threats that people face.
Paying for health care can be a difficult issue. Even if the ends are obvious to many—lower costs, healthy citizens, universal insurance—the means (economic, political, if not technological) may not be. Despite these two possible concerns, there is good reason to believe that many Americans do have concrete ideas about what direction they would like to see public policy take to address job loss, the cost of health care, retirement insecurity, and college costs. Recent surveys provide some evidence.


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Centrica Business Solutions has partnered with edie to publish The State of Sustainability 2018 report. This report examines the drivers, challenges and opportunities facing UK organisations as they seek to accelerate their transition to lower-carbon, more resource-efficient business models.
As the UK government considers how to meet the ambitious targets of the Paris Agreement and Fifth Carbon Budget, and moves towards a net-zero carbon goal, there is no doubt that businesses must take a more active approach to improving environmental performance.
Climate change is recognised as a 'business-critical' challenge that poses investment risk by many of the organisations surveyed for the edie report. Increasing consumer scrutiny into the environmental and social credentials of companies is also seen as a key driver towards improving sustainability practices.
Lack of capital funding, political uncertainty, and the problem of securing buy-in to sustainability improvements from within the business, are some of the major challenges seen as impeding progress.
Nevertheless, those surveyed identified major opportunities to achieve carbon reduction and resource efficiency via technological advancements and innovations, building sustainability skills, and collaborating with others. Unsurprisingly, driving reductions in energy consumption was seen as the top priority by many of the sustainability and energy professionals surveyed for the report.
Forward thinking organisations are recognising that it is costlier not to act on climate change. Centrica's partnerships with businesses of all types demonstrates that it is affordable and possible to reduce carbon reliance and transition to a more sustainable future. We are achieving this via our joined-up approach to energy management – using advanced technologies that enable organisations to unlock more value from their energy resources and improve efficiency.


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Drassanes () é uma estação do Metro de Barcelona. A Linha 3 operada pela TMB atende a estação.

História
A estação foi inaugurada a 14 de dezembro de 1968 como prolongamento da linha a partir da Estação Liceu, após o fechamento da Estació de Ferran. Originalmente era conhecida como Atarazanas, mudou seu nome para Drassanes em 1982.

Localização

Está localizada embaixo do Portal de la Santa Madrona, perto de La Rambla, no bairro Ciutat Vella. Seu nome é uma homenagem aos Drassanes Reials de Barcelona, o antigo estaleiro da cidade que agora abriga o Museu Marítimo de Barcelona. É a estação mais próxima do Porto de Barcelona e uma das estações mais próximas do mar, como foi construída próxima ao nível do mar tem pouca profundidade. A estação sofreu inundações no passado e foi totalmente reconstruído em 2007 com a modernização das plataformas e instalação de elevadores.

Acessos a estação

 Santa Madrona Portal de la Santa Madrona
 La Rambla
 Drassanes

Arredores
 Monumento a Colón
 Las Drassanes Reials (Museu Marítim de Barcelona)
 Porto de Barcelona
 Museu de Cera de Barcelona

Ligações externas

Estações do Metro de Barcelona
Estações ferroviárias inauguradas em 1968
1968 na Espanha


Exactly two weeks back we had the pleasure of hosting partners from Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar and Brunei in a closed door gathering - mainly to share and exchange insights on the current and upcoming IoT developments across Southeast Asia.
I know; one day was not enough to cover all projects across the region. To put things into perspective, here's a very brief summary of the sessions discussed (I'm including my personal observations here and there - feel free to drop a note if you have a different opinion).
Telcos' initiatives vary across ASEAN countries (duh), but surprisingly, there weren't much debate nor disagreement over the panel discussion. As the profitability of their old business model declines, telcos find potential revenue stream from IoT services through new business models, products, and a wider range of potential customers (this is reflected in the setting up of IoT/M2M teams).
Over the past 3-4 years, ASEAN telcos have been actively working with technology partners to develop their IoT portfolio and extend their services offerings. Beyond that, some are starting to look at developing platforms to integrate their fragmented products.
The definition of smart city is pretty broad, and most public sectors have different visions of enabling smart communities. The good thing is, we are seeing some approaches - as our partners humbly call it, baby steps - to provide citizens a comfortable and safe environment.
Most key projects that were discussed revolve around traffic management (LTA Singapore, Mega Cebu), waste and energy management (Iskandar Regional Development Authority), redesigning city architecture and infrastructure (Chiang Mai, Saensuk), eGovernment services (Da Nang), smart tourism (Phuket).
Infrastructure and cost is still a challenge issues are looking to be addressed, telcos are keen to explore collaboration with technology partners who can help them extract value from IoT and create business value.
Personal safety, e.g. kids surveillance, building monitoring, cyber security and data protection (uh oh - news on Singapore Ministry of Defence cyber attack breach just came out today), etc.
Agriculture, e.g. success stories from Vietnam that are looking to scale - this area accounts for quite a big portion of GDP growth within some ASEAN nations (Malaysia mentioned this in their National Agenda last year).
Manufacturing, e.g. vision of Vinamilk to double their revenue by end of the year through investments in smart production systems.
If I were to name one takeaway from the conference, it would be customization. It is almost a requirement in all IoT offerings (be it technology development, pricing..). I found that the common point between the most successful use cases is that the solutions were made to address the pain points and direct needs of end users.
Putting it bluntly, solution providers should work very closely with enterprise clients (and sometimes the society) to make sure that what you're providing is aligned with the desired outcomes - I guess this could be an advantage for SIs and startups that are traditionally more flexible in their offerings.
We look forward to hearing from ASEAN enterprises on their challenges and concerns throughout their digital transformation journey this July and August.
If you think my piece makes sense (or does not), feel free to connect and share your thoughts.


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Review the financial statements periodically before submitting to the Board of Director, and submitting its opinions and recommendations in this regard to the Board of Directors and that´s to ensure transparency and fairness in the financial reports.
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Monitoring the external auditor´s performance, to ensure that they are not providing services to group except for services required by the audit profession.
Studying the external auditor´s observations regarding the financial statements and following-up on its status.
Evaluate the adequacy of the internal control systems in the group and prepares a report including the opinion and recommendation of the committee in this regard.
Recommend the recruitment, shifting and termination the chief internal auditor, and evaluate his performance and the performance of the internal audit department.
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CSR is a concept that stems from the principles of any organization where its existence is based on being an added value to shareholders, employees and community.
We believe that the very existence of any organization relies on the human element which creates the operational chain of board-executive-manager-worker. The well being of each employee at all levels of the hierarchy is a responsibility of the organization that leads to maximum efficiency performance which in turn fulfills the responsibility to shareholders, consumers, and the environment. The continuation of this cycle requires maintenance of the human element which spreads into society creating the satisfied communities we live in. From an environmental perspective, it is the responsibility of every organization to have a waste management policy that would preserve the environment to be an ideal citizen in the community we operate and live in.It is in the best interest of all profit organizations to adapt a cohesive CSR policy as it is a core concept that contributes directly to the performance and profitability of the organization.
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ISHA is a CAE Approved Provider. The Summer and Winter Conference, as well as the membership sales calls meet the requirements for fulfillment the professional development requirements to earn or maintain the Certified Association Executive credential.


Recently, we had the opportunity to perform the rehabilitation, grading and storm installation for the D Taxiway at the Hillsboro Airport. We served as general contractor as well as managed sub-contractors for electrical and paving.
The consistently rainy and wet conditions were our first challenge. This challenge, coupled with ongoing design changes, tested our crew's creativity and flexibility throughout this airport construction project.
But, thanks to our solid working relationship with the Port of Portland and sense of teamwork, we aggressively worked through the challenges without conflicts and delivered project on-time and on-budget.


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Clarence Howard "Bud" Webster (July 27, 1952 – February 13, 2016) was an American science fiction and fantasy writer who is also known for his essays on both the history of science fiction and sf/fantasy anthologies as well.  He is perhaps best known for the Bubba Pritchert series, which have won two Analytical Laboratory readers' awards from Analog Science Fiction and Fact magazine. Farewell Blues was featured on the cover of the January/February 2015 issue of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction.  Webster is also known for his survey of Groff Conklin's contribution to science fiction in 41 Above the Rest: An Index and Checklist for the Anthologies of Groff Conklin.

Webster was a contributing editor and columnist for the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Bulletin and published a collection of those columns titled Anthropology 101: Reflections, Inspections and Dissections of SF Anthologies through Merry Blacksmith Press.  His Bulletin column, "Anthropology 101", examines the history of science fiction and fantasy through classic anthologies and anthologists, frequently pairing books by different editors but also presenting two or more books by the same anthologist.  The column has included multi-installment pieces on Frederik Pohl, Robert Silverberg, Harry Harrison and more recently, Terry Carr.  In addition, he has co-wrote three Bulletin articles with Dr. Jerry Pournelle.  He was also a frequent contributor to the "Curiosity" page of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction. He was the poetry editor and columnist for Helix SF, an online speculative fiction quarterly. After Helix SF ceased publication, he took his column, "Past Masters", to Jim Baen's Universe, and when that closed, to Eric Flint's Grantville Gazette.  The "Past Masters" columns are retrospective appraisals of so-called "classic" science fiction and fantasy authors, and include extensive bibliographies.  Some of the authors covered in the "Past Masters" series include Zenna Henderson, Fredric Brown, Edgar Pangborn, and Murray Leinster.

Webster was poetry editor at Black Gate, a print fantasy magazine, for which he also wrote a column about little-known authors titled "Who?!"  The only one of the columns appeared in Black Gate 15 and discussed author Tom Reamy.

In 2007, the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA) appointed Webster Estates Liaison, placing him in charge of their Estates Project, which makes it possible for publishers to contact the agents or individuals who represent the literary estates of deceased science-fiction and fantasy writers so that material by those authors can be reprinted.  The Estates database currently contains information on more than 450 sf/fantasy authors.

In March 2012, SFWA announced that Webster would be given their Service to SFWA Award at the Nebula Awards banquet in May for his work on the SFWA Estates Project.

In June 2013, Merry Blacksmith Press published a collection of Webster's essays about science fiction and fantasy authors and books titled Past Masters and Other Bookish Natterings, including articles on Clifford D. Simak. R. A. Lafferty, Judith Merril and others.  This volume also includes short-short essays originally published in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction as part of their "Curiosities" column, as well as three articles co-written with Jerry Pournelle.

Webster was also a collector of science fiction books, and is the author of The Joy of Booking: Webster's Guide to Buying and Selling Used SF and Fantasy Books.

Personal life

Webster was born in Roanoke, Virginia to Edna Urquhart Webster and Clarence H. Webster. He attended Crystal Spring Elementary, Woodrow Wilson Junior High and Patrick Henry high schools. In 1970 he graduated from Hermitage High School in Richmond. He studied music at Virginia Commonwealth University, majoring in composition. He was active in the Richmond music scene in the 1970s and 1980s performing in several bands, writing music reviews for various free newspapers, working as disc jockey on local radio, and managing a used record store. He also produced the CD Not Necessarily Serious of original folk-rock music by Richmond musician-songwriter Christie Oglesby in 2000.  Raised a Baptist, he subsequently became an agnostic.  At the time of his death, he was living in Richmond, Virginia, with his long-time companion, Mary Horton; whom he married May 26, 2013.

Bibliography

Short fiction
Stories

Critical studies and reviews of Webster's work

Interviews

References

External links

Book Think: Interview with Bud Webster about 41 Above the Rest: An Index and Checklist for the Anthologies of Groff Conklin
Book Think: "A Bibliographer's Job Is Never Done" by Bud Webster
 SFWA Bulletin
 Original "Past Masters" columns from Helix SF and Jim Baen's Universe now at Galactic Central
 Anthropology 101: Reflections, Inspections and Dissections of SF Anthologies from Merry Blacksmith Press.
SFWA Estate Project at SFWA.org
Official Announcement of the 2012 Service to SFWA Award
Past Masters and Other Bookish Natterings from Merry Blacksmith Press

1952 births
2016 deaths
American essayists
American male essayists
American male novelists
American male short story writers
American science fiction writers
American short story writers
Analog Science Fiction and Fact people
Virginia Commonwealth University alumni
Writers from Richmond, Virginia
Writers from Roanoke, Virginia
Novelists from Virginia