To a lot of commentators, Canada looks like a sanctuary for progressive thinking on immigration, an exception to the nativist wave sweeping the United States and Europe.
A recent cover of the Economist put a maple leaf crown on the Statue of Liberty and proclaimed Canada "an example to the world." Famously, on election day, the Canadian immigration website crashed because of the number of Americans reportedly considering a move to their northern neighbor as Donald Trump won the presidency. Year after year, polls show that Canadians are, by far, more open and more optimistic about immigration than the citizens in any other Western country.
But such optimism is perhaps easier to achieve in Canada than in other nations: For historical and geopolitical reasons, Canada does not have to cope with the same immigration challenges as the U.S. and Europe.
To start, Canada has pursued a much more selective immigration policy than the United States or any western European country. It accepts far more immigrants legally than most Western nations, but under a policy designed primarily to dovetail with the economic interests of the nation.
Since the 1960s, the country has sought to reduce instances of racial bias in its immigration policy, and it now prioritizes professional competence in a younger generation of migrants, regardless of ethnicity. In 1967, it was the first country to move to points-based admission, which other countries have adopted and refined since then: Applicants are rated according to their skills and adaptability relative to the Canadian workforce.
In consequence, Canada accepts far fewer immigrants on the basis of family ties than in the U.S., for example, and the proportion of skilled immigrants is much higher. Further, the country sets a higher education standard for immigrants than the U.S. (which is in turn more demanding than Europe). This more-selective immigration policy is likely to lead to fewer integration problems and easier access to jobs.
Canada's selectivity is helped by its geographical position. It does not share a border with a country where wages are much lower (as the U.S. does with Mexico), and it isn't next door to unstable regions (as Europe is to North Africa and the Middle East). The result is that few undocumented migrants move across the country's southern border, as is the case in the U.S.; and few migrants land on its shores by boat, as in Europe.
The points system and geography also have a noticeable effect on where Canada's immigrants come from.
Official data show that the leading countries among foreign-born residents in Canada are the United Kingdom, China and India. In the U.S., 28% are Mexicans and 24% are from other Latin American countries. In Europe, foreign-born residents originate mainly from the Muslim world (in the Netherlands, for instance, Turkey, Suriname and Morocco; in France — Algeria and Morocco). Consequently, Canada does not have to deal (at least not on the same scale) with the complex problems associated with integrating newcomers from a rural and conservative Muslim background into a highly secular environment.
Not that Canada hasn't welcomed Muslims. Between November 2015 and November 2016, it resettled more than 35,000 Syrian refugees; most European countries have been much more reluctant to extend permanent status to these immigrants. But again, Canada can and does exert a great deal of control over the process.
Refugees accepted in Canada have been selected by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. They've had health and criminal background screenings; their identities have been permanently registered using biometric security methods such as iris scanning. Canada accepts only whole families, single women or children. Single men, considered a possible security threat, are turned away.
In contrast, a recent study carried out by UNHCR shows that about 62% of all migrants who arrived in Europe in 2015 were men; 22% were children and only 16% were women. (A portion of these are Syrian refugees, but the EU's inadequate screening does not allow us to estimate the number.) Of course, not all of them were accepted for permanent settlement, but these numbers show that European nations do not have the luxury to pick and choose refugees.
Canadians are undoubtedly more tolerant of immigration than many of their Western peers. The country succeeds in having both an efficient welfare state and an institutional multiculturalism that may provide an inspiring example for a globalizing world. But this success is also because of its specific geopolitical situation, and because it has one of the strictest immigration systems in the Western world.


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Q: Getting percentage of character variables and re-group small parts in R I have been trying to write some small piece of code that can:

*

*Take a character variable ->

*Get percentages of all possible values taken by this variable ->

*Re-name the small percentages to "Other" instead of their original value.

I am working in R, just example:
#Toy data x:
x <-c("Other","Other","Other","","Office","Other","Other",
  "Other","Other","Sales","","Office","Other",
  "Mgr","Other","Other","Mgr","","Other","Office",
  "Other","ProfExe","Mgr","Mgr","Other")

x_freq <- plyr::count(x)
names(x_freq) <- c("Modality","Count")
x_freq$Prob <- x_freq$Count/sum(x_freq$Count)
small <- x_freq$Modality[...]

The ... is just saying, if probability does not reach a certain level, small will be taking the variable name and then rename it to "Other". But my code does not look very neat and clean, I wonder if there are other simpler way to code it.

A: How about just writing a function
small_to_other <- function(x, min.fraction=.05) {
    counts <- table(x)/length(x)
    x[x %in% names(counts)[counts<min.fraction]] <- "Other"
    x
}

Here I set the default to 5% so any category with less than 5% get gets to other. You can call it
small_to_other(x)
# changes "ProfExe" to Other

If you wanted to get rid of those with less than 15%, you can do
small_to_other(x, .15)
# change "ProfExe", "Office" and "" to "Other"

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If we take it as read that the internet has created a generation of empowered consumers, what are businesses to do with that information? That's the question that David Brain and Martin Thomas pose in their book Crowd Surfing. They spoke to Ann O'Dea.
So iconic is Apple founder Steve Jobs that the normally privacy-conscious CEO was forced to issue statements earlier this month, initially reassuring shareholders about his health, and subsequently announcing his temporary leave from the company. Rumours of ill-health had seen share prices drop significantly at the global company. It's one of the reasons that Apple does not feature as a case study in David Brain and Martin Thomas's book Crowd Surfing, which the authors tell me is designed to look at the heroes of new media.
"Wired had an article a year ago that said Apple is the company that does everything right by doing everything wrong," Brain tells me when we meet at the Marketing Institute's national conference. "Our contention is that, in this new world, there's nothing you can learn from Apple, other than: have fantastic products; have a Messianic, cult-like leader; have a genius designer like Jonathan Ive; and own the whole network of what you sell – the hardware, the operating system, the applications.
"Because of that unique combination of factors, Apple doesn't have to do anything. In the PR sense, they use Eighties PR techniques. They brief a select group of top, friendly journalists; they keep all of their products secret and then they reveal them; and they use traditional TV advertising. So they're a brilliant company that makes great products – don't get us wrong – but in terms of lessons, wanting to be 'more like Apple' just doesn't work."
So who does the book target and who does it feature? "It's aimed at everybody in business," says Brain. "The heroes in the book are not the crowd, despite the title. This is not a book about the crowd. It's a book about the companies, about the people in the companies who have to deal with the crowd. So the heroes are companies like Microsoft. The heroes are people in the organisations that have stuck their head above the parapet and said 'I am the company, come to me and I will have a relationship with you and deal with you in a proper, human, grown-up way'."
Thomas adds that when they were looking for examples of 'heroes' rising to the challenges of the online world and new media, they were determined not to feature 'perfection'.
"The problem with case studies is that they always want to feel linear and perfect, like everything's wonderfully seamless, but they are completely false because reality never works like that," he tells me. "If you dig down into the most fantastic case studies, you'll find there were times when things went badly wrong.
"We were lucky we were able to talk to some very interesting companies who shared their struggles with us, and some of the problems and some of the mistakes they've made. So rather than presenting these perfect case studies of perfect crowd surfing, what we've tried to do is demonstrate that even the smartest marketeers out there – the Unilevers of this world, the McDonalds, the Procter & Gambles – had problems. They messed up.
By Ann O'Dea
Pictured: the authors of Crowd Surfing, David Brain and Martin Thomas
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Q: How to use count with multiple tables in the same query? I have three database tables :
Tickets : it contains tow columns id, title
Offers : it contains three columns id, title, ticket_id, accepted_offer_id
Accepted offers : it contains tow columns id, result
accepted_offer_id is a foreign key of accepted_offer
ticket_id is foreign key of Tickets
I let my users add tickets each ticket contains a lot of offers and each offer will finally had a result win or lost or cancelled or waiting.
the ticket considered finished if there is no waiting offers (all offers won or lost or cancelled).
I want to count the number of the finished tickets count(id) from tickets for all the tickets that all thier offers has already a result (not waiting).
I could use the following query to get all the finished tickets but I can not count them until now using a single query with count function:
SELECT t.id,
o.ticket_id,
sum(case when a.result = 0 then 1 else 0 end) as ticket_status
FROM offers o
INNER JOIN accepted_offers a ON a.id = o.accepted_offer_id
INNER JOIN tickets t ON t.id = o.ticket_id
WHERE t.user_id = $user_id
GROUP BY o.ticket_id HAVING ticket_status = 0

each 0 added to the sum mean that this offer is in waiting state so for each ticket if the ticket_status equal to zero it means it has no waiting offers which considered as finished ticket
I want to use count function to find the count of this finished ticket directly without bringing all these information . Is it possible?

A: SELECT t.id,
o.ticket_id,
count(if(a.result = 0)) as ticket_status
FROM offers o
INNER JOIN accepted_offers a ON a.id = o.accepted_offer_id
INNER JOIN tickets t ON t.id = o.ticket_id
WHERE t.user_id = $user_id
GROUP BY o.ticket_id HAVING ticket_status = 0

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Call for conservation grant proposals!
The Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) is accepting proposals for conservation grants until Friday, Oct. 22, 2021, at 11:59 p.m. ET.
SFI Conservation Grants typically range from $25,000-$50,000 USD per project annually, but more extensive projects may be considered based on merit. Projects can be up to three years in duration.
Send in your conservation grant proposal today!
The SFI Conservation Grants Program
The SFI Conservation Grants Program supports collaborative projects that engage non-profit organizations, SFI-certified organizations, and other stakeholders. This work supports SFI's mission of advancing sustainability through forest-focused collaboration. Since 2010, SFI has awarded 66 SFI Conservation Grants totaling more than $4 million USD to foster research and pilot efforts to better inform future decisions and best management practices for managing our forests. When leveraged with project partner contributions, total investment exceeds $15 million USD.
The SFI Conservation Grants Program strives to quantify and demonstrate the value of SFI-certified forestlands, and lands providing fiber through the SFI Fiber Sourcing Standard, toward mitigating climate change impacts, enhancing biodiversity, and protecting water resources. SFI Conservation Grant projects, as part of the SFI Conservation Impact Project, help quantify the impact of SFI standard use and support continual improvement through the identification and implementation of best management practices at scale.
The 2021 SFI Conservation Grants program will seek to address gaps in past Conservation Impact work, identify best management practices toward attainment of existing and new requirements in the SFI standards, and find opportunities to expand or deepen understanding gained from previous project outcomes.
Grant proposals
Proposals should be structured in such a way as to test the validity of the hypotheses outlined in the RFP instructions and criteria document, and/or survey to identify best management practices in support of these hypotheses or build on past Conservation Impact work, relative to lands certified to the SFI Forest Management Standard or lands providing fiber through the SFI Fiber Sourcing Standard.
Example of current SFI conservation grantee
The Splatsin Indian Band was awarded an SFI Conservation Grant to study culturally significant plant regeneration post-harvest in the Splatsin Territory.
With the assistance of Tolko Industries—an SFI-certified organization—and a professional biologist, they are measuring the presence and regeneration success of select culturally sensitive plants pre- and post-forest harvesting.
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The Vietnamese Institute of Archaeology announced recently the results of their latest excavation findings from the Con Moong Cave, in Thanh Hoa Province. Con Moong contains a long sequence of archaeological deposits going back to the late Pleistocene.
A third phase of excavation at the Con Moong Cave in Thanh Hoa Province reveal artefacts from the palaeolithic to neolithic periods of Vietnam's past.


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Written by Bai An Tran Ph. D.
In 1986, a petition for the establishment of a Personal Parish for Vietnamese Catholic refugees in San Jose was a religious event which attracted much attention of the media.
Bishop McGrath and Mr. Bai An Tran
16 years have passed. Since Bishop Patrick J. McGrath assumed his responsibilities of Bishop of San Jose, Vietnamese Catholics have been granted the following institutions:
- A Vietnamese personal parish,
- Three Vietnamese congregations in local parishes,
- A Vietnamese cultural center
- An office of a Vicar for Vietnamese ministry
- A Chapel of Vietnamese Martyrs.
In order to express gratitude to Bishop Patrick McGrath; Bishop Pierre DuMaine, former Bishop of San Jose; the entire diocese of San Jose; especially Saint Maria Goretti Parish, the Vietnamese Catholic community Inc. has donated its property located at 685 Singleton Road, San Jose, CA 95111 to San Jose diocese, which will be used by St. Maria Goretti parish to honor Vietnamese Martyrs and promote Vietnamese culture.
Bishop McGrath and other high dignitaries of the diocese will come to the property site to attend a ceremony for the transfer which will take place on Sunday, May 19, 2002. A new phase has started in the Vietnamese Catholic community in San Jose diocese for reconciliation, unity and compassion.
San Jose May 12, 2002
Bai An Tran Ph. D.
Speech of Mr. Bai An Tran - 05/05/2013 04:06


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What Is Kate Hudson Net Worth In 2022? How Much Money Does Kate Make From Fabletics?
By Wilbert On Dec 6, 2022
Kate Hudson Net Worth: Actor Kate Hudson is well-known for playing Penny Lane in the Hollywood film Almost Famous, which led to her being nominated for an Academy Award. Her mother Goldie Hawn is a well-known film performer, and her father Bill Hudson is a comedian, so from an early age, it seemed like she was bound for fame.
She has always liked singing and would seize every opportunity to sing and dance on stage. Her parents made sure she took dance classes, and when she was younger, she received training at the Santa Monica Playhouse.
In 1996, she accepted a guest role in the television drama Party of Five, which is when she started acting. Although Kate Hudson was accepted to New York University, she was more focused on pursuing a career in show business than getting a degree.
After appearing in a few unimportant movies, she got the part that would launch her acting career. The comedy-drama movie Almost Famous cast her as Penny Lane. Despite not doing well at the box office, the movie got good reviews from critics and made Kate a name for herself in the American film industry.
Kate Hudson Early Life And Education
Goldie Hawn and Bill Hudson welcomed Kate Hudson into the world on April 19, 1979, in Los Angeles, California, the United States. When she was quite little, her parents got divorced. Her mother and her mother's longtime partner Kurt Russell raised her.
She has mixed ancestry. She graduated in 1997 from Crossroads Performing Arts High School in Santa Monica. She also participated in the prestigious Williamstown Theater Festival's summer training program in Massachusetts.
Kate Hudson enrolled in New York University's Tisch School of the Arts but decided to leave to focus on her acting career.
Kate Hudson's Personal And Love Life
Chris Robinson, the frontman of The Black Crowes, and Kate Hudson got married in 2000 and had a son together. In 2007, Kate and Chris got divorced. She was dating the musician Matthew Bellamy. They were married, and they also had a son.
In 2014, they called off their engagement. Later on, she began dating Danny Fujikawa, with whom she shares a daughter.
Kate Hudson's Career Journey
When Kate Hudson was cast as Cory in an episode of the teen drama series Party of Five, her television career officially got underway. She made an appearance in an episode of the drama series EZ Streets the following year.
She played a budding Hollywood actress in the comedy-drama Desert Blue in 1998, one of her earliest cinematic performances. The film did little to advance her career, though. In 1999, she was given the chance to join the ensemble cast of the comedy-drama movie 200 Cigarettes.
Kate Hudson's Net Worth
Actors including Ben Affleck, Courtney Love, Paul Rudd, and Elvis Costello were part of the cast. The movie, regrettably, was a dud. Her major break came in 2000 when she was cast in the comedy-drama Almost Famous as Penny Lane.
The film received high praise from critics despite not being a box office success, and Kate Hudson was nominated for and won multiple awards for her performance. Following her appearance in Almost Famous, Kate gained more fans.
She then received a barrage of film offers. The following two years saw her in several films. These movies include The Cutting Room (2001), The Four Feathers, and About Adam (2000, respectively).
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In the 2003 romantic comedy How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, she portrayed Andie Anderson. She received multiple nominations for awards and the film was a commercial success. She had already proven herself to be a bankable actor by this point.
She later starred as Helen, a successful model, in the critically acclaimed 2004 movie Raising Helen. In 2008, she appeared in the films Fool's Gold and My Best Friend's Girl. Kate was nominated for the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Actress for both of these roles despite the films' unfavorable reviews.
Following these disappointments, Kate Hudson was more selective in selecting her projects and made appearances in the musical romance Nine and the romantic comedy Bride Wars in 2009. She garnered multiple award nominations for both films; the former was a major economic success while the latter received positive reviews.
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In the crime drama The Killer Inside Me, she played Amy Stanton, a vicious serial killer's girlfriend. The movie was adapted from Jim Thompson's book of the same name. Her other movies include Clear History, The Reluctant Fundamentalist, and Something Borrowed from 2011.
She was cast in numerous movies between 2015 and 2017, including Good People, Rock the Kasbah, Mother's Day, Deepwater Horizon, and Marshall. She also provided the voice for Mei Mei in the 2016 animated feature Kung Fu Panda 3. 2018 saw the casting of Kate Hudson in a significant part in the American fantasy movie Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon.
An American actress, producer, and businesswoman named Kate Hudson has an estimated net worth of $80 million. In the blockbuster movie "Almost Famous," Kate Hudson first attracted the public's attention.
Kate Hudson Talks Co-Parenting Her 3 Kids with 3 Different Dads: 'Seriously Strong Unit' https://t.co/XgIHlATKOP
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Almost everyone took a second look at her performance since it so strikingly resembled the early work of her mother, Goldie Hawn. Following her breakout performance in that movie, she went on to star in several high-profile movies that all sought to establish her as a leading lady in the romantic comedy genre.
However, the results of this endeavor were highly uneven; for every successful film, like "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days," there was a commercial flop, like "The Four Feathers." After a brief period of disinterest in late 2006, a spate of underwhelming movies, and a divorce from her first husband, Black Crowes vocalist Chris Robinson, she started to take part in more diverse roles.
She took on roles in musicals and more serious productions, such as "Nine" and "The Killer Inside Me," as she seemed interested in establishing herself as something more than a gorgeous, humorous girl. Kate went on to make a fortune as one of the co-founders of the subscription fashion business Fabletics, as we go into more detail later in this article.
Salary Highlights
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Hudson reportedly owns 20% of Fabletics, which had a 2017 market capitalization of about $250 million. This indicates that Hudson made a tidy $50 million from this business alone.
How tall is Kate Hudson?
Kate Hudson is an Actress and Businesswoman who stands 1.68 m tall.
How old is Kate Hudson?
Kate Hudson is 43 years old.
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White Mark Designs Mosfilm's First Dolby AtmosTM Dubbing Theatre
The UK company has a long history of delivering exceptional audio facilities to prestigious Russian clients.
ssillitoe ⋅ Apr 10, 2017
UK acoustic consultancy White Mark Ltd has completed a major project to give Mosfilm, Russia's largest and oldest film studio complex, its first Dolby AtmosTM dubbing theatre (Studio 7).
Equipped with an Avid Pro Tools | S6 Dual Operator control surface with 48 plus 32 faders and DAD AX32 monitoring matrix, Studio 7 replaces an earlier Dolby Premier studio, which was demolished to make room for it. An entirely new isolation shell was built for the new theatre. Working in cooperation with Moscow-based Systems Integrator Sfera-Video Ltd., White Mark took charge of the room acoustics and design to ensure that the facility fully complied with Dolby's Atmos™ specifications.
"We were very pleased to be asked back to Mosfilm to undertake this exciting and challenging project to bring an historic studio up to the latest standards," says White Mark Director David Bell. "It has involved the creation of a complete new isolation shell and acoustic interior, all in a very tight timeframe because Mosfilm wanted to use the room to dub a new film adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina. The original Russian version of Anna Karenina, released in 1967, was also made by Mosfilm Studios. This was achieved through very close cooperation with u colleagues at Sfera-Video."
The undisputed leader of the Russian film industry, Mosfilm produces almost all the country's motion pictures as well as a vast array of television programmes and videos. The facility has production and post production capabilities for sound and picture and offers a complete service from script to final release.
In recent years Mosfilm has been actively upgrading its production facilities and technical resources to incorporate the latest hardware and camera equipment. White Mark has already played a part in these upgrade – two years ago, it was responsible for transforming a space of a small mixing suite. Equipped with Russia's first Pro Tools | S6 control surface, this suite is now in daily use mixing television programmes in mono, stereo, 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound, as well as being used to premix feature films.
Dmitry Patrakov Audio Engineer of Sfera-Video Ltd., says: "We are very happy that we managed to fulfil this grandiose project on time and to the highest sound quality levels. This was only possible thanks to the perfect collaboration of all participants in the process and the assistance of specialists from Mosfilm, Avid and Dolby. For this project, the latest and most proven technical solutions have been applied, which significantly reduced the time required to install the equipment and put the studio into operation. The new theatre is highly appreciated by Moscow's sound engineers, which gives us the right to be proud of the work done."
About White Mark:
Established in 1997 by David Bell, John Dunnill, Derek Buckingham and Alan Cundell, White Mark Ltd specialises in production facilities for music recording and the film and television industries. Over the last fifteen years it has designed and supervised the construction of over 500 production suites worldwide. The company's impressive client list encompasses some of the world's most famous music recording facilities including Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios in the UK, Germano Studios in New York, Hit Factory/Criteria Recording Studios in Miami, Strongroom in London and private studios for producers and musicians such as William Orbit and Damon Albarn. In the area of audio post production, White Mark has completed over 140 audio studios and many broadcast and video editing facilities for more than 60 companies in Soho alone. The list of clients includes Grand Central, Hackenbacker, Envy, De Lane Lea, Scramble, Lipsync, Molinare, DeLuxe, 750mph, NBC/Universal, Wave, Unit and Boom. Advertising agency clients include worldwide facilities for Hogarth International and AMV/BBDO on four continents.
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A Largo man is facing felony theft charges after authorities say he stole a $900,000 boat and abandoned it after damaging it in a wreck. Pinellas County deputies say the 28-year-old man stole the late-model yacht in the early morning hours of March 20. The man...
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A Largo man finds himself in an all-too-familiar situation after being charged in Pinellas County with his ninth drunk driving charge. The 61-year-old man first came to the attention of authorities thanks to a report to 9-1-1 of an erratic driver piloting a blue Ford...
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A Chicago-area man is facing Federal fraud charges relating to allegations that he attempted to wrongly obtain over $400,000 in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans earlier this year. According to investigators, the 51-year-old man applied for the loans, which are...
Nine Pharmacists Charged After Allegedly Defrauding Medicare, Medicaid, BCBS Of $12.1 Million
A handful of pharmacists in the Midwest are facing federal charges of health care fraud after investigators say they participated in a scheme to defraud Medicare of $12.1 million in false claims.Nine individuals from Ohio and Detroit were charged last week in three...
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An Odessa mortgage broker was sentenced to 15 months in Federal prison after pleading guilty to a mortgage scheme that allegedly cost local banks of over $5 million.The 41-year-old man entered his guilty plea last fall alongside a Miami Beach developer to making false...
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Q: How to display a component when page is loading in nuxt I am quite new to nuxt, and I need help here.
async asyncData({ params, route }) {
    const { data } = await axios.get(
      `${process.env.baseUrl}/homes/?search=${
        params.search
      }&home_status=${1}`
    )
    return {
      homes: data.results,
    }
  }

I am trying to populate my component with data(using asyncData), but I want my skeleton loader to show if my page is loading. How do I do that in nuxt?
Here is the code for my skeleton loader;
 <template>

</template>

What I normally do without using nuxt, is to create a data variable(loading=true), and change it to false after I finish making the api call, but since asyncData runs in the server, how do I make that work? I will also appreciate it if there is a better way of doing something like this

A: Placeholder
To display a placeholder component on a particular page
during loading, switch from asyncData to the fetch hook, which exposes the $fetchState.pending flag that is set to true when complete:
<template>

    <MyLoading v-if="$fetchState.pending" />
    <MyContent v-else :posts="posts" />

</template>

Customizing loading progress bar
Nuxt provides a default loading progress bar that appears at the top of the app while a page is loading. You could customize the progress bar's appearance:
// nuxt.config.js
export default {
  loading: {
    color: 'blue',
    height: '5px'
  }
}

Or you could specify your own custom loading component instead:
// nuxt.config.js
export default {
  loading: '~/components/MyLoading.vue'
}

demo


The music streaming service has already secured deals with major music rights holders in India.
Spotify is making a lot of noise in the South Asian region about its launch since last year. People became more curious when Spotify opened its office in Mumbai and hired 300 folks. People working in the Bandra Kurla Complex business district are indeed buzzing about Spotify's launch in India.
The Swedish company is planning to enter in India, which is one of the world's fastest growing music market. Spotify had earlier planned to secure licenses from the Artists themselves, but it backfired them. So they secured deals with many of the significant rights holders in India over the past few months, clearing one of its final hurdles to entering the country of 1.3 billion people.
Rumors suggest that Spotify India might introduce a free trial period of its Premium service for up to 60 days. Extending its service to India is a major opportunity for Spotify. India's music streaming market is already dominated by local services like Gaana, Saavn, Hungama, Airtel Wynk and others, as well as well-funded American services like Google Play, Apple Music and Amazon. To cater to the needs of the people and increase its userbase, Spotify has to introduce intelligent schemes.
Spotify has a current user base of around 60 Million paid subscribers. Despite that, the company continues to lose money and its stock price has steadily declined over the last three months.


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Jayone Foods, inc. of Paramount, CA is voluntarily recalling All date codes of Trader Joe's Dried Seaweed Salad with Spicy Dressing (SKU 97677), because it may contain traces of peanuts. People who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to peanuts run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume this product.


Different locations meant cooperation from other artists in the Village. I was honored when every artist I asked agreed to host a shrine. As a result, a majority of the shrines are located near galleries and restaurants that are open often.
Find-A-Shrine locations offer new territory for the urban explorer. The placement is meant to introduce visitors to a new version of the Village of the Arts.


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A Sink connector to write to HBase.
I have the source connector implementation available at https://github.com/mravi/hbase-connect-kafka

## Pre-requisites
* Confluent 2.0
* HBase 1.0.0
* JDK 1.8

## Assumptions
* The HBase table already exists.
* Each Kafka topic is mapped to a HBase table.

## Properties

Below are the properties that need to be passed in the configuration file:

name | data type | required | description
-----|-----------|----------|------------
zookeeper.quorum | string | yes | Zookeeper quorum of the HBase cluster
event.parser.class | string | yes | Can be either AvroEventParser or JsonEventParser to parse avro or json events respectively.
topics | string | yes | list of kafka topics.
hbase.`<topicname>`.rowkey.columns | string | yes | The columns that represent the rowkey of the hbase table `<topicname>`
hbase.`<topicname>`.family | string | yes | Column family of the hbase table `<topicname>`.

Example connector.properties file

```bash
name=kafka-cdc-hbase
connector.class=io.svectors.hbase.sink.HBaseSinkConnector
tasks.max=1
topics=test
zookeeper.quorum=localhost:2181
event.parser.class=io.svectors.hbase.parser.AvroEventParser
hbase.test.rowkey.columns=id
hbase.test.rowkey.delimiter=|
hbase.test.family=d
```

## Packaging
* mvn clean package

## Deployment

* Follow the [Getting started](http://hbase.apache.org/book.html#standalone_dist) guide for HBase.

* [Download and install Confluent](http://www.confluent.io/)

* Copy hbase-sink.jar and hbase-sink.properties from the project build location to `$CONFLUENT_HOME/share/java/kafka-connect-hbase`

```bash
mkdir $CONFLUENT_HOME/share/java/kafka-connect-hbase
cp target/hbase-sink.jar  $CONFLUENT_HOME/share/java/kafka-connect-hbase/
cp hbase-sink.properties $CONFLUENT_HOME/share/java/kafka-connect-hbase/
```

* Start Zookeeper, Kafka and Schema registry

```bash
nohup $CONFLUENT_HOME/bin/zookeeper-server-start $CONFLUENT_HOME/etc/kafka/zookeeper.properties &
nohup $CONFLUENT_HOME/bin/kafka-server-start $CONFLUENT_HOME/etc/kafka/server.properties &
nohup $CONFLUENT_HOME/bin/schema-registry-start $CONFLUENT_HOME/etc/schema-registry/schema-registry.properties &"
```

* Create HBase table 'test' from hbase shell

* Start the hbase sink

```bash
export CLASSPATH=$CONFLUENT_HOME/share/java/kafka-connect-hbase/hbase-sink.jar

$CONFLUENT_HOME/bin/connect-standalone etc/schema-registry/connect-avro-standalone.properties etc/kafka-connect-hbase/hbase-sink.properties
```

* Test with avro console, start the console to create the topic and write values

```bash
$CONFLUENT_HOME/bin/kafka-avro-console-producer \
--broker-list localhost:9092 --topic test \
--property value.schema='{"type":"record","name":"record","fields":[{"name":"id","type":"int"}, {"name":"name", "type": "string"}]}'
```

```bash
#insert at prompt
{"id": 1, "name": "foo"}
{"id": 2, "name": "bar"}
```

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Today I have a Physique 57 review for you!
I know that Physique 57 is not exactly Pilates, but I happen to know that many women who like Pilates love these…plus they give insane results ;).
These are my *favorite* barre workouts….and I own quite a few. There's really nothing else like them. The music is good, the instructor is a goofball, and the time just flies by. I would actually call these workouts "fun" (gasp!).
When I was doing them consistently, I actually looked forward to working out, which is pretty much unheard of.
But I think the best part about Physique 57 is that these workouts deliver some seriously awesome results. I lost my pregnancy weight CRAZY fast after I had my baby boy…dropped my 30 pounds of baby weight without a problem doing Physique 57 just 3 times a week. I guess that's why they are my favorite DVDs ;).
I have heard people say that these workouts are "magic" because they work so well.
But the *secret* behind the Physique 57 workouts is that they use something they call "Interval Overload".
Interval training, in case you are not familiar with it, is when you alternate periods of high intensity exercise with periods of lower intensity exercise. As a result, your heart rate constantly goes up and down.
Personally, I HATE doing cardio.
Jogging (or any other repetitive cardio for that matter) is just mind-numbingly boring to me.
That's what I really love about these workouts.
Because of the Interval Overload, there is no need to do extra cardio on alternate days. These workouts are intense enough on their own to make you lose weight all by themselves. In fact, the interval overload makes them MORE effective than plain old cardio. Perfect for us "cardio haters".
These workouts are so much fun that I actually looked forward to doing them, which I believe is what helped me get such good results.
I always say that you absolutely MUST enjoy your workouts to some extent, otherwise you just won't do them. And if you don't do them, well, you won't lose any weight ;).
Here is a video review of a woman who loves Physique 57. I feel the exact same way she does about this workout, LOL.
As I said, I started doing this workout a month or so after I had my son in May 2011. I had gained 30 pounds during my pregnancy, but within about 3-4 weeks of doing Physique 57 , I was back down to my pre-pregnancy size.
I wasn't paying much attention to the pounds I lost because I don't have a scale in my house, plus my inch loss was so noticeable I didn't care how much I weighed.
My abs got really toned and my pants kept getting looser and looser, until all of my pre-pregnancy clothes eventually ended up being too big…which is where I am now.
The inch loss I got with Physique 57 was pretty dramatic. My mom kept making comments and asking me what I was doing.
To be honest, I really wasn't trying that hard. I was basically just watching what I ate and doing these workouts.
Love, Love, Love this workout!
If you want something effective and probably more challenging than anything you have ever done, give Physique 57 a try. I don't think you will regret it…unless of course you are a wimp ;).
I've developed plantar fasciitis on my right foot , will I be able to workout with the dvds?
I don't know a whole lot about plantar fascitis, but it seems that constantly being on the balls of your feet may not be the best idea. Have you looked into Classical Stretch or Essentrics ?


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Autoblond is het tweede album van de band Vic du Monte's Persona Non Grata.

Track listing

Bandleden
 Chris Cockrell (Vic du Monte) - zang, gitaar, bluesharp
 James Childs - basgitaar, keyboard, zang
 Sargon Dooman - gitaar
 Alfredo Hernandez - drum

Bronvermelding
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Muziekalbum uit 2009
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Prompt 18 is something many would like. It is music. Take a picture of anything even remotely related to music as long as you are able to explain it. Go ahead and couple it with fitting lyrics from some song you think will work.


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Q: Calling methods with arrays in C++ My problem is that I have trouble calling the int computePattern method in int main(). I am able to use the insertNumber method. But i don't know how to use the computePattern method. The method is to compute the number of patterns and return the count. The pattern is that both adjacent numbers must be greater than 7. Hence, there are only 5 pairs to check as there are 10 numbers. For now the output is only the random arrays which worked, but I need to print out the number of patterns too. I need to use methods as it is required in the question.
int insertNumber(int b )
{
 int a = rand()%10+1;
 return a;
}
int computePattern(int* inArray, int size )
{
int patterns=0;
 for(int z=0;z<size;z=z+2)
 {
    if(inArray[z]+inArray[z+1]>7)
    {
        patterns ++ ;
    }
}
 return patterns;
}
int main()
{
int arrays[10];
srand(time(0));
for ( int b=0; b<10 ; b++)
{
 arrays[b]  = insertNumber(b);
}
cout << "Arrays";
for ( int c= 0; c<10; c++)
{
    cout << " " ;
    cout << arrays[c];
}
int patterns =computePattern(arrays,10);
cout<<endl;
cout << "Patterns" <<patterns;
}

A: The array in computePattern remains uninitialised. Ergo, it will contain random variables in the memory which will mess up your computational path.
You should maybe modify the function to int computePattern(int z, int array[]). Then pass the array from the main scope.

A: You have different arrays in main than in computePattern.  Just because they share a name doesn't mean they're the same variable.  Each one of them is function scope.  A better way is to pass in the address and size of the array.
int computePattern(int* inArray, int size)
{
    int patterns=0;
    for(int z=0; z<size-1; z+=2)
    {
        if((inArray[z] + inArray[z+1]) > 7)
        {
            patterns++;
        }
    }
    return patterns;
}
//... then in main...

int patterns=computePattern(arrays, 10);
cout << patterns;


In our PRD server all the print is going in the waiting state ,,,how to resolve the issue ...as we are using 3 spool work process but the one spool work process is stopped and remaining 2 are free but not doing any thing ,,,plz give any suggestion to resolve the issue.
Without providing any information it is little bit difficult to give answer for your query. Provide us SP01 Error screen shot for that request.
As @Santosh pointed out, addtional information will be more helpful for the community.
Something I would first look at is the error of the waiting state, in SP01 after executing a query double click on the waiting status and it will provide more information with why the system put it into a waiting status.
Normally if one SPO work process is busy or in error the other 2 should take the incomming work.
Can you stop the "waiting" spool requests and start one for test to see if it is going through?


Discover the history of the Adirondack Mountains at The Wild Center, a 54,000-square-foot (5,000-square-meter) natural history museum with exhibits, trails, and its very own river and pond. The center hosts more than 900 live animals that are indigenous to the Adirondacks, including fish, porcupines, ravens and otters. And it's the only place in the world where you can see the award-winning documentary 'A Matter of Degrees,' narrated by Sigourney Weaver. General admission is valid for two consecutive days, and snowshoes are provided for exploring the 81-acre (33-hectare) campus during the winter months.
The Wild Center is a great place to explore the Adirondacks. We have been going here for years and there is always something new. The price has gone up quite a bit so we will probably make this a once every few years kind of trip. It was very busy on a Saturday so we missed some of the exhibits.
We had so much fun here lots of hands on things to do, really enjoyed the walk among the trees plus we were able to visit with family. This is must see for all ages. I was worried about the walk and climbing for myself but I had no problems what so ever, and would like to go back. Very amazing.


Typically, when installing a herringbone floor, there is a plank border around the outside edge. But in this case you can see there is no border. This required custom cuts all along the ends of the room, but we think the effort was well worth it. The herringbone pattern goes right up to the walls.
We used 3/4″ x 3″ x 18″ unfinished Select White Oak Herringbone for this 800 square foot floor. We'll be staining it soon and once it's done this floor will add character and beauty to the home for many years to come.
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IVP - Strangely Dim - March Music Madness: If I Set You on Fire
March Music Madness: If I Set You on Fire
When I was a kid the leaders of my youth group, a former priest and his wife, a former nun, led us in a discussion of the evils of sexually suggestive pop music. They made what I'd consider a rookie error by inviting us to bring examples of such salacious songs for us to discuss as a group. I don't remember the discussion (except for a general tone of mockery among the students and despair among the adults), but two songs linger in my memory: Madonna's "Dress You Up," off her Like a Virgin album, and "My Dingaling" by Chuck Berry. Hilarity ensued.
Right around the same time, acclaimed Christian singer Leslie Phillips left Myrrh Records, signed with Virgin Records, changed her name to Sam and released her first secular album, The Indescribable Wow. It contained one of the most sensual songs I've ever heard: "What Do I Do?"
I didn't learn of Sam Phillips till years later, when I bought her Cruel Inventions on a lark. Since then I've made a point of collecting whatever I find with her on it; that's tougher than it sounds, since she's never had widespread popular success. (Her closest brushes with national notoriety are her two Grammy nominations, her role in Die Hard: With a Vengeance and her scoring credits in The Gilmore Girls.) Her Myrrh album The Turning is one of my top five Christian albums of all time (by "Christian" I mean "released under an explicitly Christian label"). I'm pretty sure I could listen to no music but hers for the rest of my life. Quite honestly, when I imagine heaven as a place where no one ever stops singing, I find myself hoping that they're singing "What Do I Do?"
"What Do I Do?" is about intimacy. Well, it's about sex, actually, but not in the way we've become accustomed to popular music being about sex. Filled with lush strings and echo effects, you feel immediately the swirl of emotions that attend to any intimate moment. She sings about anxiety and trust and hope and possibility and vulnerability and protectiveness and everything else you might imagine entering a young woman's mind. The song doesn't progress through its theme so much as it orbits it, simmers in it; put it on repeat and you really could imagine it going on into eternity.
You don't necessarily know that a song is about sex the first time you hear it. I had the same misapprehension of the Starland Vocal Band's "Afternoon Delight" as the kids from Glee's Celibacy Club; it was, to my naive mind, a happy song about a tasty midday treat. I remember on road trips gleefully singing along in the back seat of the car, while my parents cringed and stifled laughter in the front seat. But that's the Starland Vocal Band being coy and playful. Sam Phillips, by contrast, doesn't obscure the fact that her song is about sex; rather she dives into the mystery of it - which is why, I think, it's so easy to mistake it for a song about heaven.
The church has a long history of mixing metaphors between the sexual relationship and the divine-human relationship. Even the Bible flirts with such ambiguity, with God calling regularly on sexual dynamics as a helpful way of describing his promises to his people, or his sense of betrayal at their acts of apostasy. People still argue, heatedly, whether the Song of Songs is about a man and woman in love or about God and us. Maybe it's both; either way, there are moments where it makes me a little uncomfortable.
One Medieval community refused to shy away from the parallels between our relationship to God and what they called "courtly love." The Beguines, a network of lay orders for women throughout Western Europe during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, freely associated their discipleship with a sort of marriage to God. The poetry and prayers of the women borrowed heavily from the poetry and courtship rituals of the noble class of their day. Scholar Francis Newman described the dynamic of courtly love as "at once illicit and morally elevating, passionate and disciplined, humiliating and exalting, human and transcendent" - in other words, a swirl of seemingly contradictory things that, under the auspices of love, make perfect sense.
That's what romantic love aspires to be, but that's what divine love is at its essence: a love that burns away the sin that besets us and refines and elevates the purity intended for us. If the kind of euphoria that Song of Songs celebrates and Sam Phillips emulates in her blissful "What Do I Do?" is what awaits us at the restoration of all things, then honestly, how can we keep from singing?
To learn more about the Beguines, pick up Seeking Spiritual Intimacy by Glenn Myers, due back from the printer any day now.
Between the writing of this post and the time of publishing it, I've become briefly obsessed with Def Leppard. See my other blog Loud Time for some equal time for that very different band. If you're looking for a way of connecting the two, here's one option: In "What Do I Do?" Sam Phillips writes "If I set you on fire will you keep me warm?" In "Rock of Ages" Def Leppard writes "Burn it up; let's go for broke!" Sounds like they were made for each other.
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Posterior Reversible Leukoencephalopathy Syndrome in a patient after second dose of Rituximab for treatment of resistant Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura
Sabaa Asif1*, Sumbal Nasir Mahmood2 and Osama Kunwer Naveed3
1Resident Trainee in Nephrology Department at Ziauddin Hospital, Karachi, Pakistan
2Professor and Head of Nephrology Department at Ziauddin Hospital, Karachi, Pakistan
3Medical Student at Dow Medical College, Karachi, Pakistan
*Address for Correspondence: Dr. Sabaa Asif, Resident Trainee in Nephrology Department at Ziauddin Hospital, Karachi, Pakistan. Email: sabaa.asif@hotmail.com
Dates: Submitted: 09 February 2018; Approved: 15 February 2018; Published: 16 February 2018
How to cite this article: Asif S, Mahmood SN, Naveed OK. Posterior Reversible Leukoencephalopathy Syndrome in a patient after second dose of Rituximab for treatment of resistant Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura. J Clini Nephrol. 2018; 2: 001-004. DOI: 10.29328/journal.jcn.1001010
Copyright: © 2018 Asif S, et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES) is a neurological syndrome with clinical features of altered sensorium, headaches, visual problems and seizures. It has been associated with uncontrolled hypertension (HTN), thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP) and immunosuppressive drugs. Rituximab has also been implicated as a cause of PRES that usually occurs after the first dose. We report a case of PRES that occurred after the second dose of Rituximab. A twenty three years old female known case of resistant TTP treated with multiple courses of steroids and plasmapharesis was admitted with renal failure, severe volume overload ad lower respiratory tract infection. She was treated with hemodialysis, intravenous antibiotics, steroids and plasma exchange (PEX). She did not responded and due to worsening thrombocytopenia and persistent hemolysis was administered Rituximab as an adjunct therapy. She tolerated the first dose well, however 48 hours after the second dose she developed uncontrolled HTN of 190/110 associated with generalized tonic clonic seizures and altered sensorium requiring intubation and mechanical ventilation. MRI findings were suggestive of PRES. Seizures did not get controlled with conventional therapy and patient underwent two consecutive cycles of PEX to remove the drug which resolved the seizures.
However, the patient developed Ventilator associated pneumonia (VAP) and sepsis and expired after family withdrew ventilator support.
Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES) was first reported by Hinchey et al. 1996 [1], and has an unclear pathophysiology. It is a syndrome that presents with neurologic symptoms of headaches, seizures, visual problems and altered sensorium [2], along with uncontrolled hypertension. The syndrome has been associated with use of immunosuppressive agents [3], preeclampsia and renal disease. Diagnosis is established by MRI that shows bilateral symmetric areas of vasogenic edema of white matter, predominantly involving occipital and posterior parietal lobes.
Rituximab (anti CD 20 monoclonal antibody) is used for treatment of resistant Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura, autoimmune disease and haematological malignancies. Case reports have shown association of Rituximab with PRES after first dose. We report this case of PRES that occurred after second dose of Rituximab.
A 23 year old female, diagnosed as a case of Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura one year ago and hypertension, was shifted from another hospital on 5th August 2017, with history of shortness of breath, decreased urinary output and anasarca. Previously, she had history of joint pains, hair loss and one abortion, but work-up for systemic lupus erythmatosis was negative. She had been treated with intravenous methylprednisolone and multiple sessions of plasmapheresis.
Patient was desaturating on room air when she presented to our hospital, had anasarca and bilateral crepitations in the chest till midzone. Rest of the examination was unremarkable. Laboratory findings included deranged urea of 248mg/dl, creatinine 2.2 mg/dl, low platelets 28,000, anemia with Hb of 9.7, raised LDH and high total leucocyte count 30,000 with predominant neutrophils. Her coagulation profile was normal and repeat ANA Anti DSDNA C3 C4 were also negative. She was managed on the line of pneumonia, volume overload, renal failure and active TTP. Her infection was managed with intravenous meropenem. Intravenous methylprednisolone was continued; three sessions of plasmapheresis were done and haemodialysis was performed for resistant volume overload. Patient's thrombocytopenia worsened and hemolysis continued requiring PRBC transfusions.
Considering her as a case of refractory TTP and with Hematology input, 700mg (that is 375 mg/m2) Rituximab was administered. Meanwhile, she started making good urinary output and her renal function improved, but her bicytopenia persisted. Three more sessions of plasmapheresis were performed and intravenous methylprednisolone was continued.
After one week, second dose of rituximab was administered. Forty-eight hours later, the patient developed generalised tonic-clonic seizures. Her blood pressure had increased to 190/100 mmHg. She was loaded with 1 gram levetiracetam, intravenously, which was then continued at a dose of 500mg bid. The patient then developed four more episodes of generalised tonic-clonic seizures over the next five hours and her GCS deteriorated. Besides low GCS, rest of her neurological examination was unremarkable with no focal neurological deficit. She was electively intubated, and taken on midazolam and propofol infusion. Intravenous labetalol infusion and intermittent hydralazine were started to stabilise her blood pressures, as there was a high suspicion of PRES.
MRI of brain was done that showed bilateral symmetric high intensity signal areas, predominantly involving cortices of fronto-parietal and temporo-occipital lobes with involvement of subcortical white matter in both posterior parieto-occipital lobes and a small one in brain stem, well appreciated on T2 and FLAIR images. These areas appeared isointense to hypointense on T1W image, not showing restriction on DWI, findings being compatible with posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (Figure 1).
Oral antihypertensives were added to the treatment, and her blood pressure was controlled, but she did not become seizure-free, and her GCS did not improve. Two sessions of plasmapheresis were performed in the following days, after which, her seizures were controlled. During this time, the patient had developed ventilator-associated pneumonia and severe sepsis, for which colomycin was added. Meanwhile, her family reversed the code to DNR and requested to extubate her, which when done, led to death of the patient within six hours.
Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome is manifested by non-specific neurological symptoms associated with characteristic radiologic findings [2]. It has been reported in patients of all age groups and is mostly associated with hypertension (with a mean systolic pressure of 187 mmHg), though the level does not correlate with the severity of symptoms of PRES [2]. Besides hypertension, pre-eclapmsia, eclampsia, sepsis [3], thrombocytopenic thrombotic purpura [4], use of immunosuppressive drugs (most commonly cyclosporine and tacrolimus), cytotoxic agents and many other drugs are also associated with PRES [5].
Having unknown pathophysiology, two main mechanisms have been hypothesized. One suggests that impaired cerebral autoregulation, at high blood pressure, causes increased cerebral blood flow. The other describes endothelial dysfunction with cerebral hypoperfusion that is associated with cytotoxic agents. The result of perfusion abnormalities in both the above mechanisms is blood-brain barrier dysfunction that causes cerebral vasogenic oedema [2,3,5].
There are no pathognomonic clinical features of PRES but it can present with various neurological symptoms that include altered level of consciousness (ranging from confusion to coma), seizure activity, focal neurological signs, visual abnormalities, headache, nausea and vomiting [2,5,6]. The diagnosis is confirmed by radiological findings of bilateral and symmetric regions of oedema in the white matter, predominantly involving the posterior and occipital lobes, though occasionally it is seen involving the frontal lobe, temporal lobe, basal ganglia, cerebellum and brainstem; and cortex, instead of the white matter. The key modality for diagnosis is cerebral MRI, in which oedema is indicated by regions of hyperintense signals in T2-weighted images [2]. FLAIR images also visualise the lesion. It can be complicated by cerebral ischemia and hemorrhage [2]. Treatment includes tight control of blood pressure and seizures, holding the responsible drug, and plasmapheresis in cases associated with TTP [2,4].
Recently, many cases have been reported to have occurred after administration of Rituximab (anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody), used for treatment of various lymphoproliferative disorders, refractory TTP, rheumatologic disorders and glomerulonephritides [3,6-9]. Various case reports show that PRES can occur within hours to days after administration of rituximab [3] and there is no specific relationship of the number of doses given with the onset of PRES, which has also been observed after administration of fourth dose of rituximab [7].
In the case presented in this report, PRES occurred forty-eight hours after the second dose of rituximab. Although PRES is seen to have been associated with hypertension and TTP, in our case patient had had TTP for one year, but PRES only occurred after administration of rituximab, which favours rituximab as being the causative factor. Secondly, although our patient had uncontrolled pressures at the time of onset of symptoms, her symptoms did not resolve after adequate blood pressure control, which further supports the association of PRES with rituximab in this case. Treatment of PRES caused by rituximab, includes removal of the drug by plasmapheresis [10], which in our case, improved the symptoms of our patient. Thus, this case, like the various cases reported previously, shows a clear association of rituximab with PRES.
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Police have arrested more than 700 Dakota Access demonstrators. Tara Houska stands with anti-pipeline activists.
Police have arrested more than 700 Dakota Access demonstrators.
Tara Houska stands with anti-pipeline activists.
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On Feb. 23, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers cleared out Oceti Sakowin, an encampment of activists attempting to block construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline. Police had arrested over 50 people. But the Freshet Collective, an organization that connects demonstrators with legal resources, was ready.
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