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grants-in-aid for medical care and treatment of veterans and rehabilitation of the hospital plant. Agreement between the United States of America and the Philippines, signed at Manila April 25, 1967.
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Q: Next step in calculating a matrix determinant I am writing a method that will calculate the determinant of a matrix (here, a two-dimensional array) containing doubles.  Here is what I've written:
/// <summary>
/// Checks to see if a matrix is square, and then computes its determinant
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public double Determinant()
{
    // Check to make sure the matrix is square.  Only square matrices
    // have determinants.
    if (!this.isSquare())
    {
        throw new Exception("The matrix does not have a determinant");
    }

    // Check to see if the matrix has dimensions 1x1.
    // The determinant of a 1x1 matrix is equal to the value stored at (0,0).
    if (this.NumberOfRows == 1)
    {
        return this.GetElement(0, 0);
    }

    double determinant = 0;

    // Loop through the top row of the matrix.
    for (int columnIndex = 0; columnIndex < this.NumberOfColumns; columnIndex++)
    {
        Matrix cofactor = new Matrix(this.NumberOfRows - 1, this.NumberOfColumns - 1);

        //fill cofactor
        //I dont Know what to do here?

        determinant += this.GetElement(1, columnIndex) * cofactor.Determinant();
    }

    return determinant;
}

What I am missing is what should go at the line fill cofactor.
Can someone suggest what I should do there?  Basically, what is the best way to add elements to cofactor from the original matrix while ignoring those that appear in the row or column of my current location in the matrix?

A: You just need to remove the first (zeroth) row and the column which you don't want. The following may be of use to you:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
    class Program
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Helper to show array.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="mat"></param>
        static void ShowArray(double[,] mat)
        {
            int ubound = mat.GetUpperBound(0);

            for (int row = 0; row <= ubound; row++)
            {
                for (int col = 0; col <= ubound; col++)
                {
                    Console.Write(string.Format("{0,2} ", mat[col, row]));
                }
                Console.WriteLine();
            };

            Console.WriteLine();

        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Get an array without the zeroth row and without a specified column.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="mat">The square array to remove items from.</param>
        /// <param name="knockoutCol">The column to eliminate.</param>
        /// <returns>A square array of size one less than the input array.</returns>
        static double[,] SubMatrix(double[,] mat, int knockoutCol)
        {
            if (mat.GetUpperBound(0) != mat.GetUpperBound(1))
            {
                throw new ArgumentException("Array is not square.");
            }

            int ubound = mat.GetUpperBound(0);
            double[,] m = new double[ubound, ubound];

            int mCol = 0;
            int mRow = 0;

            for (int row = 1; row <= ubound; row++)
            {
                mCol = 0;
                for (int col = 0; col <= ubound; col++)
                {
                    if (col == knockoutCol)
                    {
                        continue;
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        m[mCol, mRow] = mat[col, row];
                        mCol += 1;
                    }
                }
                mRow += 1;

            };

            return m;
        }

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            int arraySize = 4;
            double[,] mat = new double[arraySize, arraySize];
            int ubound = mat.GetUpperBound(0);

            // Initialise array for inspection.
            for (int row = 0; row <= ubound; row++)
            {
                for (int col = 0; col <= ubound; col++)
                {
                    mat[col, row] = (arraySize * row) + col;
                }
            };

            ShowArray(mat);

            ShowArray(SubMatrix(mat, 0));
            ShowArray(SubMatrix(mat, 1));
            ShowArray(SubMatrix(mat, 2));

            Console.ReadLine();

        }
    }
}

Outputs:
 0  1  2  3
 4  5  6  7
 8  9 10 11
12 13 14 15

 5  6  7
 9 10 11
13 14 15

 4  6  7
 8 10 11
12 14 15

 4  5  7
 8  9 11
12 13 15

If I was thinking about it more carefully when I started out, I might have swapped the rows and columns.

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The Potential Drawbacks to Digital Identification How Can CIOs Optimize IT Productivity Now?
The State of the Gig Economy
by Working Capital Review on May 14, 2020 in Economy
There's no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic has shaken up the business world, and the gig economy wasn't immune. Though some workers, such as those who do Instacart and DoorDash deliveries, suddenly found themselves labeled as essential workers, others like Uber drivers saw a decline in business.
What does the current state of the gig economy look like amid COVID-19? And more importantly, what can gig workers do now that could reduce the impact in the future?
The Gig Economy Gains a New Level of Importance
Delivery services rule the gig economy during the pandemic.
For some gig workers, specifically delivery services, the pandemic has revealed just how essential these services are to modern life. As many people are ordered to shelter in place or otherwise want to avoid going out in public, they're turning to delivery drivers to secure everything from groceries to hot meals to much-needed supplies.
In fact, many gig-based companies are actually hiring en masse during the pandemic, while scores of businesses around them are temporarily closing. This is great news for workers who have been furloughed or laid off, as they now have a viable (albeit temporary) source of income during uncertain times that can help them fill the financial gap.
Worker Protections Must Be Re-Evaluated
Should companies provide PPE to their gig workers?
Some gig workers may be considered an essential service, but many employees feel they aren't being treated this way. Instacart's massive employee strike is the result of the company not offering basic worker protections, such as hand sanitizer, hazard pay, or paid sick leave.
And since gig workers are technically contractors, not employees, they're typically not eligible for benefits if their pay or hours are reduced. In addition, this also means they usually don't receive health insurance or PTO benefits. The exception, in this case, is the temporary CARES Act, which includes freelancers and gig workers that wouldn't usually qualify for benefits.
But given that much of the country has now seen just how essential gig workers are to maintaining business and meeting the needs of the general public, they now have some leverage to potentially increase their wages or earn a different employment status that would open the gateway to benefits.
Some companies appear to agree and are making accommodations for workers.
For example, Uber announced they have 30 full-time employees working solely on Coronavirus-related issues. They've recently set up a website where Uber drivers could request sick pay, provided they provide documentation from a medical provider that they've tested positive or have otherwise been told to quarantine themselves.
Some Gig Workers are Earning More, But is it Worth It?
While many gig workers have seen a decline in demand, and therefore pay, others are seeing their average hourly earnings climb by as much as $5 or more.
However, some workers have cited that it's taking longer than usual to fulfill orders. They're standing in longer lines at the store. In many cases, they're not able to secure items that have been cleared from store shelves, such as hand soap, sanitizer, and toilet paper. This makes it almost impossible for workers to meet minimum performance expectations.
For many gig workers, it's a balancing act: larger orders and higher tips are helping to balance the inefficiencies of not being able to take as many orders.
Still, one thing remains clear: the gig economy still has several "kinks" that need to be worked out if it's to provide a viable long-term solution to workers and users alike.
Can We Avert Another Great Depression?
How Will Most Americans Use Their Stimulus Checks?
Preparing for the Recession
With Their Wealth Growing, Millennial Investment Trends May Shift
What's the 2020 Economic Outlook for Business?
From Brexit to India, Strong Pace of Global Private Equity Growth Continues
Is a Recession Coming? Here's How To Survive
How Should Business Leaders Prepare for the Next Recession?
Podcast: Raghuram Rajan, University of Chicago — "The Third Pillar"

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Gullas college of medicine passing rate While looking for Study MBBS in Philippines 2018, Chennai office states that the key points are Gullas college of medicine passing rate, Gullas college of medicine fee structue and gullas college of medicine NMAT requirement Indian students have been competing with each other to take MBBS in Philippines especially to get the Medical admission in UV Gullas College of Medicine for the past two decades. Why..? UV Gullas medical college is having their major focus on USMLE, which is the key benefits for all Indian students.
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MBBS in PHILIPPINES Students from India, started their great journey to become a Doctor in USA through MBBS in Philippines @ UV Gullas , for 2017 - 2018. Indian students have been competing each other to get the Medical admission in UV Gullas College of Medicine for the past two decades. Why..? UV Gullas medical college is having their major focus on USMLE, which is the key benefits for all Indian students. Actually MBBS is name of the medical degree in UK pattern, but this medical degree of US pattern is called as MD. As per their successful completion of medical degree along with USMLE performance, all the graduates will have fantastic career in USA..ie 100% Free PG in USA and obviously a fabulous placement as Doctor in USA So there is no fear about their future at any cost..they takes the benefit of this US Curriculum along with the evergreen nature of USMLE rankings.


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Mehendi art: Beyond the bridal beauty
The Henna Project – the graceful modern drawings of the old henna tradition as fashioned by Nadine Dafrawy
Dina Ezzat , Wednesday 27 Dec 2017
Zee: Beading and wiring charms
INTERVIEW: Christine Massarany, the new line echoing sophistication in Egypt's fashion scene
Stitching in warmth: 'The Winter Project'
Azza Fahmy's new 'Falahy' collection draws fresh inspiration from rural Egypt
From the old traditions of Egyptian and Indian history to the world of Facebook, Nadine Dafrawy is taking the art of henna into expanding avenues of beauty, therapy and even baking.
It was during a trip to Morocco a little over 10 years ago in the company of a henna artist aunt – who came all the way from her residence in the US to the fascinating markets of the ultimate North African Mehendi destination – that got Dafrawy, a graduate of marketing communication, to shift path into the lucrative world of this fascinating body art.
"It is the free-flow drawings that start at one point and continue in creative lines that I really love about henna drawing; this is what made me fall in love with it in the first place," said Dafrawy.
For many women, especially in Egypt, henna is a bridal activity. A few days before a woman's wedding, she invites her female friends over for a 'henna night,' where an artist is invited to draw seductive drawings on the body of the bride and a few drawings on the hands of her bridesmaids.
This tradition had for decades fallen out of practice, as it was not considered chic. However, during the past few years, it has made a strong comeback, with the drawing of henna no longer just the simple job of an assistant at a beauty salon, but rather a task undertaken by trained and modern artists like Dafrawy.
"There is a large and growing Henna community in Egypt for sure; and it is not just about bridal events anymore, because more and more women want to do it for beautification on a routine basis. Certainly many women want to do it for their summer look – on the hands, back and arms," Dafrawy explained.
Through her five years of practice between Egypt in the spring and summer and North America in the fall and winter, Dafrawy has developed a growing interest in a style of henna body art that is based on using quality henna and blending the many schools of Mehendi drawing: "the Sudanese style is quite floral, the Moroccan is essentially geometric, and the Indian is very dense."
"Obviously, it depends on the taste and wish of the client – most Egyptian women prefer simple floral designs, but in North America I get requests for intense Mehendi drawings, sometimes for brides of Asian origin and sometimes just for American or Canadian women who are developing an interest in this captivating body art," Dafrawy said.
During her years of work, Dafrawy has come across women who use henna solely for therapeutic purposes, "just to feel good or get over a bad experience."
Other women wish to use the brown drawings to conceal scars or crown the head to conceal hair loss from chemotherapy, while some wish to celebrate their pregnancy with an expanded henna drawing.
Whether it is a simple floral design for a bride or an extensive drawing for an expecting mum, Dafrawy receives requests through the Facebook page "The Henna Project," or sometimes by email.
Her clients are then invited to her house, be it in Egypt or North America. "I make home visits only for a large group of people," she said, adding that the pricing is based on the time and effort that a drawing needs.
Dafrawy usually gets booked a few weeks in advance, or sometimes a few months in the case of brides who are planning in advance.
She discusses the drawing preference with her clients and insists on making the henna herself "to make sure that it is made of good quality herb that would not harm the skin."
"Those who are really new to the world of henna sometimes ask me why the drawing is brown rather than black, and I always have to explain that if it were black, it would be mixed with an artificial colour enhancing material that could harm their skin," she said.
She says that with the growing trend to re-embrace henna encouraging more women to research on the internet, women are becoming more familiar with the basics of Mehendi.
She adds, however, that "for the most part we tend to think of Henna as just body art, but it is much more than this; I use henna to decorate cakes and cookies, and I am finding a great deal of interest in this new Mehendi line that I am about to fully incorporate into my business."
Dafrawy's interest in henna art was at first somewhat disturbing for her family, who would have preferred if she settled for a job with her marketing degree or her post graduate degree in graphics.
Today, less than a decade on, the Dafrawys are actually encouraging their daughter to embark on the path in henna art that she has been contemplating to start in Egypt.
"I do think that yes, the kind of demand I get through social media channels shows a growing interest that should allow for a successful henna studio in Cairo," she said.
Until she embarks on this "major business shift," Dafrawy said that she would continue to communicate her love of henna and to share her art through her Facebook page and "this growing circle of clients that are developing their love of henna."
Nadine Dafrawy
The Henna Project


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A woman who fell from one of Norway's top waterfall attractions was found dead on Sunday.
The Russian tourist fell around 145 meters into Vøringsfossen waterfall in Eidfjord, Hordaland. It is still unknown how she fell.
The victim lay dead in the river for several hours as rescuers battled to retrieve the body. The turbulent water made the operation difficult.
Local police have confimed the woman was in her fifties. Police spokesman Janne Steimler Setre said to newspaper VG: "It appears to have been an accidental fall. The woman was not alone at the site. She was found and her body airlifted out of the area."
It is believed witnesses saw the victim fall, but the woman was not with any group.
Anved Johan, major of Eidsfjord said to NTB: "It is very sad and tragic and my thoughts go to her family. I hope that securing the area can now begin, so that we can avoid accidents like this in future. Since last year we have put up more signs in the area. But tourists have to show care and be attentive because we will never be able to secure Norwegian nature completely."
In 2011 a 61-year-old Austrian woman fell into the waterfall and died. In 2009, a Russian bus driver died in the same area.
The Vøringsfossen waterfalls are part of the river Bjoreio in the region of Eidfjord. They have a total fall of 182 meters and thousands of tourists visit the site every year to admire the spectacular view.
Efforts were recently made to secure the area around the waterfall with fencing and new work was set to begin later this year.
One recent visitor to the site, Mari Hagerup from Bærum, said to NTB: "From the parking lot at the south-west side of the waterfall, there is a cliff going a couple of hundred meters straight down. The edge of the cliff is only a few meters from the parking lot and lies in the middle of the busiest tourist area. There is a warning sign at the edge, but there are no secure physical barriers. It is difficult to see where the cliff begins."
The victim's relatives have been notified and an inquest into the woman's death will follow.


As the name suggests, the Liveryman Lunch is the only function in the Company's events calendar which is exclusively for Liverymen, and once again it was held in the delightful surroundings of Innholders' Hall, where we were treated to the fantastic culinary expertise of Michelin starred chef, Herbert Berger.
Traditionally we invite the Lord Mayor and we were delighted that Alderman Charles Bowman, 690th Lord Mayor of the City of London was able to join us. At our request, the Company of Pikemen & Musketeers, the Lord Mayor's Ceremonial Guard of Honour, also provided a quite splendid Lining Party.
At the Master's personal invitation Major Richard Jackson, Captain Commanding of that Company also attended.
First Lady of the Company and Past Master Emeritus Una Riley received a scroll from the Master Air Commodore Stephen Anderton, to mark her becoming an Honorary Liveryman and First Lady of the Company.
The Master presented the Lord Mayor with the Company's traditional gift of a key, a symbol of security; the Lord Mayor was also presented with a cheque for the Lord Mayor's Appeal.To reciprocate, the Lord Mayor presented gifts to the Master and Clerk.
The Liveryman Lunch was a most enjoyable occasion and we thank Gratte Brothers for their generous, continued sponsorship which was acknowledged by the presentation of a special certificate to their representative, Liveryman Jim Oughton.


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All-new 2013 Nissan Patrol V8: full details
Published on September 14, 2012 | By Mark Oastler |
Nissan has released full details of its all-new Y62 Patrol truck wagon not due for release in Australia until January 2013.
Word is the delay is due to hot demand for the new Patrol in larger LHD markets, which has pushed smaller RHD markets like Australia down the waiting list.
Nissan claims it is the most luxurious and technically advanced Nissan ever offered in Australia.
A new chassis platform, hydraulic chassis control system, four-wheel independent suspension, V8 engine, seven-speed automatic, multi-mode 4×4 system and increased emphasis on luxury defines the latest generation Patrol.
However, Nissan will continue to sell the previous generation Y61 wagon – with its 3.0 litre six cylinder turbo-diesel engine and live axles front and back – alongside the new Y62, to offer Patrol buyers a less luxurious back-to-basics model at a more affordable price.
The new Patrol, which can carry up to eight passengers with its three rows of seats, is loaded with stacks of active and passive safety features and a plethora of luxury items as standard equipment, aimed at the premium end of the luxury SUV buyer market (ie Land Cruiser, Range Rover etc).
We'll cover all the luxury bling in more details when one becomes available for testing. In the meantime, here's all the main highlights:
The sixth generation Patrol is built at Nissan's new Shatai Kyusha factory in Japan. Nissan engineers tested 200 prototypes at the company's Motegi, Oppama and Tochigi proving grounds in Japan before sending them to The Middle East and Australia for real world evaluations.
Nissan claims its Japanese engineers completed more than 13,000 hours of testing across The Middle East and Australia, showing the importance of these two markets for this model.
Y62 comes in three trim levels – ST-L (under $85,000), Ti (under $95,000) and Ti-L (under $115,000).
New generation 5.6 litre petrol V8 engine (code VK56VD) is an over-square, all-aluminium, DOHC, 32-valve, VVT design built at Nissan's Yokohama plant.
It delivers 298Kw @ 5800rpm and 560Nm @ 4000rpm, with more than 90 percent of that torque (or more than 500Nm) on tap from just 2500rpm.
298Kw is about 400bhp on the old scale which is plenty of power and with 500Nm of torque (more than 400 ft/lbs) available at such low revs, it stacks up as a very tractable power plant.
Yet despite its power and torque gains over the previous Y61 model's 4.8 litre six cylinder petrol engine, it's a lot more fuel efficient when matched to the new seven-speed auto (14.5 L/100 kms vs 17.2 L/100 kms).
A new seven-speed automatic with manual shift option should make it a nicer drive and particularly good for towing, with a broader spread of close ratios to play with and manually hold when you find the right one for a steep climb or descent.
There's full-time 4WD with a choice of High and Low range of course, plus Limited Slip Diff (with full diff lock mode when needed), Hill Descent Control and Hill Start Assist. There's no mechanical central diff this time – drive is fed to the front diff through an electronically controlled multi-plate clutch.
The new 'ALL MODE 4×4' drive system is controlled via a circular knob located just behind the auto gearshift, allowing the driver to electronically choose between four drive modes including sand, rock, snow or on-road driving.
The central knob also controls selection of 4H or 4L, activation of the rear diff lock, Vehicle Dynamic Control on/off and Hill Descent Control.
The only thing that looks a bit odd about this shifter arrangement (above) is that it's located on the left-hand side of the console, which you would think is better suited to a LHD configuration than RHD. We'll only know if this is an ergonomic problem once we've had a drive, but on the face of it this looks like another case of majority rules.
Suspension is now fully independent upper and lower wishbones at all corners, hung from what Nissan describes as a new high-stiffness body-on-frame structure with larger side frame rails, stiffer body-to-frame mountings and improved NVH.
Another notable addition to the Y62 chassis dynamics is Nissan's Hydraulic Body Motion Control, which is not available on the entry level ST-L model but standard on the higher two (Ti and Ti-L).
The HBMC system replaces conventional shock absorbers with hydraulic cylinders linked to each other through lots of piping and controlled by motion sensors.
HBMC reduces body roll in high speed corners on sealed surfaces and, because it removes the need for anti-roll bars, HBMC also maximises suspension travel in extreme off road conditions.
Nissan claims this cutting-edge technology was developed for world rallying and that this is the first time the company's has used it in a road application.
These latest-generation truck wagons are getting seriously large – and heavy.
The new Y62 is significantly larger than its 200 series Land Cruiser competitor and its Y61 stable-mate in overall length (5140mm), width (1995mm), height (1940mm) and wheelbase (3075mm), yet manages to keep the same turning circle (Y61 12.5 metres).
And as you'd expect, all that extra size and on-board technical wizardry adds considerably to the weighbridge, with kerb weights starting at 2739 kgs for the ST-L up to 2829 kgs for the top shelf Ti-L with all the fruit.
2829 kgs is getting damn near three tonnes, which eclipses the kerb weight of even some large US pickup trucks like the Toyota Tundra and Ford F-150 SVT Raptor (see separate stories at Truck Jungle).
That's a lot of dead weight to be carrying the kids to school in, mum, but it's a strong point for towing big loads, as it provides a rock steady platform for its peak (braked) tow rating of 3.5 tonnes (750 kgs unbraked). TJ
*Look forward to a full road test review of the all-new Y62 Nissan Patrol soon at Truck Jungle
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WOLFEBORO, N.H. — While most Democratic presidential candidates are worried about how they can build support, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders may face a different task: how to retain as many supporters as he can from last time.
In 2016, Sanders easily won the New Hampshire primary, defeating the eventual nominee, Hillary Clinton, with more than 60 percent of the vote. Given the current field of candidates, the math is clear: If he can convince just half of those voters to stick with him he could pull off another win.
This might be why attending a Sanders campaign event in 2019 in some ways mimics a Donald Trump rally: lots of media-bashing, a reprisal of popular topics from his last campaign, and a lot of preaching to the converted.
On Monday night, Sanders addressed a crowd of 350 here against a scenic backdrop of a gazebo and Lake Winnipesaukee. Of two dozen attendees who were interviewed by the Globe, almost all said they have decided to support Sanders in the New Hampshire primary in February.
Among them were Kyra Dulmage, 33, a middle school teacher from Dover whose cat's name is Bernie.
"Sanders is the real deal," she said. "He has been consistent in his ideas for decades. I wanted to come and show support."
Caleb Seymour, a 23-year-old from Concord, said that coming to see Sanders was like seeing his favorite band in a concert.
"I wanted to see the whole show and cheer him on," said Seymour, a recent college graduate.
The same was true with Paul Hough, a 69-year-old antique store owner, and his 31-year-old daughter, who both live in Meredith. They have been on the Sanders e-mail list since the last campaign, which is how they heard about the event.
"I guess there isn't anything new that I really want to hear, but I want to hear him talk about Medicare for All," Hough said.
Such longtime supporters, many sporting "Bernie 2016" campaign buttons, represent the campaign's biggest strength.
A Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll released last week found Sanders in second place, with 17 percent support, four points behind former vice president Joe Biden at 21 percent.
Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts was close behind, with 14 percent.
Yet Sanders had the largest group of supporters — 48 percent — who said their mind is already made up.
By contrast, two-thirds of those who said they are currently backing Warren said they were still open to changing their minds.
On a conference call with reporters Monday morning, Sanders senior adviser Jeff Weaver said that a retention-focused approach would miss voters who just moved to the state or those who are newly eligible to vote.
"We are not organizing around a strategy of just trying to retain voters," he said. "We are always looking to grow new voters."
There is evidence of their efforts. In the second fund-raising quarter, the Sanders campaign said, it received contributions from more than a million people nationwide, 43 percent of whom had never given to Sanders before.
At the same time, the campaign acknowledges that its base of support is critical to building a strong campaign.
For example, during his two-day swing through New Hampshire Monday and Tuesday, which includes a pair of town hall meetings, a breakfast meet-and-greet, and an ice cream social, the campaign is primarily reaching out to those who have been in contact with the campaign via text or e-mail.
"Part of the thinking is obviously knowing who our people are and connecting with them again when it comes to events like these," said Carli Stevenson, the campaign's deputy N.H. director. "It helps to fire them up and maybe convince them to volunteer and with their help, reach new people."
Word-of-mouth brought Beverly Davis, 70, a retired teacher from Wolfeboro, to hear Sanders. She backed Clinton last time and is considering Sanders among a long list of other candidates, including Warren, and South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
"Like a lot of Democrats, I am interested in hearing what he has to say," Davis said. "We don't all have our minds made up."
James Pindell can be reached at james.pindell@globe.com. Follow him on Twitter @jamespindell or subscribe to his Ground Game newsletter on politics: http://pages.email.bostonglobe.com/GroundGameSignUp


Do you offer TMS treatment for Autism?
We do not offer TMS as a treatment for autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
There is still a great need for more research before offering TMS as a treatment for autism.
We have not done any TMS studies that were aimed at testing or developing a treatment for ASD at the Berenson-Allen Center.
Our current studies using TMS in ASD aim to learn more about how the brain functions in autistic individuals. This information could help guide future research that focuses on treating symptoms.
If you would like to search for current clinical trials for ASD, you can go to ClinicalTrials.gov.
Can you tell me more about your current study?
We are recruiting individuals diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) for a research study supported by the National Institutes of Health.
We are using a form of brain stimulation called transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to investigate brain plasticity, or the brain's ability to change and learn through experience.
In a previous study, we found that the brain plasticity was different in people with autism compared to those without autism.
The goal of this study is to expand our prior results by examining a larger number of people with autism across the spectrum, including children and individuals that are low functioning.
We hope to see if this difference in brain plasticity could be useful to help with the diagnosis of autism and help us to better understand how the brain works in autistic individuals. This information could help guide future research to treat symptoms of autism.
This study does not involve any treatment for autism, and we do not expect our participants to derive any direct benefit from their participation.
How is this research different from a treatment?
While this study may in the future have implications for the treatment of individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), our goal is to advance the understanding of how the brain works in individuals with ASD. We plan to study this first, in the hopes that our findings may in the future help to develop, guide and measure therapeutic interventions.
When a single session of TMS is applied to the brain, researchers can measure the response to the stimulation. This information can be used to make predictions about how the brain functions. In this way, TMS can be used to study the brain, but it is not intended to be a therapy.
Can you tell me more about how the TMS in this study (and past studies) is different from TMS used to treat symptoms (for example, in depression)?
When TMS is used to treat a medical condition, such as depression, the TMS is applied to the same brain area several days in a row. For example, TMS is applied for approximately 30 minutes to a very specific brain region every day for up to 6 weeks in the treatment of depression. It takes multiple stimulation sessions for a patient to notice lasting improvement in symptoms.
The brain area under study is probed by the TMS using single, brief stimulations that we call "pulses" to show us the brain's responsiveness.
We then use TMS to do several pulses very quickly and close together to that same brain area. This is called repetitive TMS (rTMS).
We then re-test the same brain area after the rTMS by probing the brain again with single, brief pulses of TMS.
We compare the single, brief pulses that were collected before and after rTMS.
This shows us how the brain reacted to the rTMS and how long that effect lasts.
Can you give me more information on the previous studies about autism that are discussed in the book, Switched On: A Memoir of Brain Change and Emotional Awakening?
Not aimed at providing treatment.
Not aimed changing a person with autism's social functioning.
The experience that the author describes in his book was unique to him and what he describes in his writing was not a goal of the studies that he participated in.
In all of our past and current studies, we are using TMS as a tool to learn more about the brain, not as a treatment.
When one specific area was stimulated in people with autism, they improved on the language test.
When another area was stimulated in people with autism, they did worse on the language test.
This did not happen in people who do not have autism.
The changes noted were not lasting.
Another past study was very similar to the current study that we are running. That study explored plasticity measures in adults with autism who were high functioning and in people without autism. The goal of the study was to see if there was a way to use TMS to understand the differences in the brains of people with autism and in people without autism. Our current study builds on this study.
In this study, we found that the brain plasticity was different in people with autism compared to those without autism. This means that we found that people with autism's brains reacted to a one-time, rTMS session differently than people without autism.
In the book, Switched On: A Memoir of Brain Change and Emotional Awakening the author describes a unique experience that was beneficial to him, why have you not studied this effect further?
There is not enough evidence to confidently put together a clinical trial based on the information learned from one individual's experience.
While it is important to consider the experiences of individuals, it is also important to realize that each individual can respond differently to TMS. For example, age can affect the way that the brain responds to TMS, meaning children may react completely differently than adults.
We first need to study and understand how the brains of individuals with autism respond to TMS before offering TMS as a generalized therapy. This is the reasoning behind the ongoing research that we are currently conducting. Although this research does not offer any therapeutic benefit to our participants, the information gained is a critical first step to assist with designing future studies.


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Tara McPherson, Illustrator and Painter
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Tara McPherson
's art is striking and memorable, often filled with Gothic images mixed with childlike whimsy, animals, and people grappling with emotional drama, smoking, crying, playing, sometimes with heart-shaped holes cut out of them. You may have seen her rock posters for bands such as Beck, Sleater-Kinney, The Shins, Green Day, Duran Duran and Modest Mouse or her album covers, or numerous comic book covers such as The Witching, The Sandman Presents: Thessaly and Lucifer #45. Her clients have included everyone from Fanta to Punk Planet to New York is Book Country, and her work appears in several books, including The Art of Modern Rock and SWAG and has been seen on the sets of TV shows such as Sleepover,Veronica Mars and Point Pleasant. Coming this fall is a Lonely Heart Stationery Set from Dark Horse Comics, featuring four sheets of artwork which deconstruct the theme of a broken heart, literally tearing it up and rearranging it, adding vitality and nuance to this familiar situation. Her striking imagery is immediately recognizable, which is her goal. "I think the worst compliment someone can say is that my art looks just like someone else's," the 29-year-old painter, illustrator, businesswoman and bass player proclaims on her website. Gothamist spoke with the newly minted New Yorker, who moved here five months ago from Los Angeles, about limited editions, fans, being "sweetly creepy," and artistic integrity, as she prepares to introduce her very first toy, a Circus Punk, to the world at the Toy Tokyo showroom on September 30th.
How did you get started? What's the first thing you remember drawing?
I've always been interested in art, for my entire life, so I can't remember a time when I wasn't interested or a specific time where I got interested in art. I've always done it. There's no other artists in my family; I was the only one. On the west coast, they have these art magnet schools that I attended from elementary school on. When I started community college, I got really enthralled with astrophysics. I was taking all these astronomy classes and was so fascinated with it and thought it would be cool to be an astrophysicist.
It went against everything I'd been doing my entire life. I was pursuing that for a while and then had a realization that I didn't think I'd be happy sitting in an observatory logging data in the middle of the night. Now, I do artwork by myself in the middle of the night. (laughs) At that point, I decided to transfer to an art school and really learn how to paint because I knew I wanted to be an illustrator.
I know you often work 12 or 15 hours days. What's a typical day for you like?
I work really late. I'm always doing something different day to day, so that keeps me entertained. Because I run my own business too, my responsibilities and my job duties entail everything from emailing to phone calls to the business side of being an artist that a lot of people don't realize. It's the boring part but the part that has to get done also. It's always different—there are new jobs, new formats, and new challenges constantly.
How many projects do you work on in a given week?
It completely depends. Paintings take me longer to do. If I'm doing a poster, or a drawing for an art print, that'll go fast. Sometimes I can get a job done in half a day, sometimes it'll take me a month, it just completely varies. I'm starting this book for DC Comics next month which is going to take me a year to do because I'm going to be painting an entire comc book myself. So that'll be the same thing for a year, working on the panels, each page is gonna be really different, so it's still really entertaining to me.
Is there a difference in your creative process when you're working on a comic book cover or something else where there's a character you're drawing that someone else came up with, versus your own original ideas?
I don't think so. I pretty much treat everything with the same importance and respect whether it be my own or a client's. Even for a client, it's still my art, it's still representing me, so no, I don't change the way I work. I would say that's my approach, and my interest and passion are involved in it. It's all fun for me.
You're about to debut your Lonely Hearts stationery line and what's interesting to me is that you take a general theme, brokenheartedness, and take it to a new extreme, but it's still relatable. How did that come about and can you elaborate on your inspiration for the line?
Working with that theme, I try to make it not just this lonely person. Normally the person or animal I'm depicting fits into that lonely hearts scenario. With the stationery set, she's a really strong character. You can tell she's a really dynamic personality; she's not depressed or anything. I usually try to make some kind of an empowered character. With the stationery set in particular that I designed, I thought of the name, and I've been working with the lonely heart theme for a while. I laid out everything myself, I went back and forth the with the main front page with one of the art directors, but pretty much it's all me laying it out, and because my artwork thus far is really thematic, I was able to pick from different posters and paintings I'd done to make up all the sheets. There's four different sheets inside of it.
What other kinds of merchandise do you have coming up?
I'm most excited about the toys I have coming out, which is a new area I've been wanting to get into. It's tied into the art opening that's on Friday. This is the release of my first toy, it's called Circus Punks Rule New York, at Toy Tokyo. I've hand painted this toy but have a production run being released at the opening, from 7 to 10 this Friday.
I also have a Dunny coming out and this other toy that's called the Qee and then this other toy called the Squert, and all these are coming out at the beginning of new year and that's new territory for me. I'm looking forward to it, I think it's gonna start me on a new path with my art which I'm really excited about and I'm in talks with a toy company to make my own characters, like action figures. The other toys have been presculpted and I'm doing the design on this one character that's already made.
This comic book that I'm painting myself is pretty much a longtime dream of mine, written by Steven T. Seagle, an Eisner Award winning writer, painted by me, to be published by DC Vertico Comics and we'll be working on that over the next year.
What exactly are Circus Punks?
They're based on the old circus game where you'd throw a ball at these toys that were furry, they look like bowling pins. They're a plush toy with a wooden base at the bottom, and these gentleman had collected them and always liked them and decided to start their own company where they'd get different artists to design each one. They release limited editions and they're all signed and numbered, so they've done tons of different artists so they asked me to do one and then what this opening is, they sent out 100 blank ones to different artists. So the opening is 100 different artists handpainting on the blank toys. These are one of a kind paintings, but the regular toys that they do, the production run, they've been doing for years and years, and mine is going be released at the event, so the first time anyone can buy it is at the opening. It's an opening exclusive. And that's an edition of 100, all signed and numbered. Anything that's screen printed is limited edition.
Does it feel more special to do limited editions?
I'm used to paintings, where there's only one of each, so when I got into doing art prints and silk screened posters I thought it was really cool cause now I can offer something to people that's nowhere near as expensive as a painting and the average person can afford it, and it's just as cool as a painting, or maybe it's a print of that specific painting. It makes me feel happier about it because it's affordable to a wider audience and it's not elitist. Sometimes I can't even afford my own paintings, so I like to be able to do that, to make something for everyone. I have stuff that's $1, I sell pins for $1, ranging up to paintings that are thousands of dollars.
But as far collectibility goes, if it's a limited edition, it validates the artwork. If it's a screen print and it's something that you can make multiple copies if, if it's not limited edition, people get the idea that they're just gonna keep printing them and it lessens the value of it. If people know there's only 100 of these made and they're signed by the artist, it makes it more of an actual piece of art rather than just a print.
Is there a typical fan of your work?
Because I do a lot of conventions where I get to actually meet some of my fans, I've come to realize that there is no specific type of person who likes my work. Like I'll get kids to housewives to older men, there isn't a type of person, which I found really crazy, because I thought people who collected my art would be kindof like me, but it's totally not. It's normal people, people into punk rock, people into country music, the average Joe walking down the street, to people who are very very into art, and other artists and other musicians. The scope is so wide, which I think is great.
You do a lot of concert posters. Who commissions you to do those?
It's usually through the venue, or it can be through the band, through another artist, or through the booking agent that wants a tour poster.
Are concert posters bigger on the west coast than in New York?
Because I'm from LA and that's where I started doing posters, that's why most of my posters are for LA shows, even now that I don't live in LA. I still work for Golden Voice and that's who I do my posters for and they book for most venues in LA. There are many more poster artists living in LA, I only know a couple out here, and they're not even people who are only doing posters, they do it kindof on the side. I don't know why.
Do you have a favorite out of the posters you've done so far?
I don't think so. It makes it way more fun when it's a band that I really love, always, but I don't have a favorite. I prefer working on bands that I like or that I respect.
What's the process of working on the posters like?
I do some writing beforehand. I think about what their music's about, what do they stand for, what connotations come to mind with their music and how I interpret it, like specific songs or a line in a song if that conjures up a really cool image. That's why it helps me to write first before I start sketching, because I brainstorm. I'll do word association and get ideas, and get a strong concept from that and then I'll do sketches, and by then I usually have a pretty good idea of what I want to do with that. And with band posters, I can pretty much do what I want, I have a lot of free range to create an image that I think is appropriate for the band. That's always nice to know that I have that freedom, those are the conditions I work best under.
Do you ever get feedback from the bands themselves?
I think they like them. If I'm hired directly by the band, then I send them a sketch so they know what they're gonna get, and they've never said, can you redo it? Most of the time I figure with any client, they know what they're gonna get from me. They ask me to do it because they want my style and they want my interpretation and if you look at my body of work you can pretty much tell how my brain's gonna work and what you're gonna get. They come to me for me to do it in my way, so I get a lot of freedom with it, which is cool.
Would you ever turn down a poster gig if it was someone's music you didn't respect? Like if Britney Spears asked you to do a poster (and that's just an example, I don't know how you feel about Britney Spears), but if someone whose political ideals you disagreed with came to you, would you still make a poster for them?
That hasn't come across me yet, but if there was a band whose political ideals I really stood against, definitely I would turn the job down. If it was a band that was racist or sexist, of course I'd say no way. But if it's a band that I'm not that into their music or I don't really care for, that doesn't bother me, I treat it as a job. When it comes down to it, I'm a freelance artist, and I do art for different things and people and ads and editorial stuff and whatnot, it is still my job. But if it comes to a point where it offends me, yeah, I would totally turn it down. Fortunately that hasn't happened yet. I think any artist would say the same thing.
Is the world of poster art a competitive one?
I don't feel that it's competitive, but I come at it from a completely different angle than a lot of other artists. If I was a graphic designer, maybe I'd feel like it was more competitive. Because my style is so distinct, I don't feel that much competition. If I was a graphic designer with a loose graphic layout, then maybe I would feel a little lost in the sea of poster artists but right now I feel my stuff kindof stands out, and honestly, I do what I do and I create what feels natural to me, so it comes across an individual style.
I discovered your work through Canadian band The Weekend, since you drew the album cover for their recent album Beatbox My Heart. How, for instance, did that come about?
It's all different. I think it was the band's manager or the label when I was at SXSW for Flatstock, a poster art convention held during SXSW, and they came by my booth and saw my art and I guess they bought a couple posters and bought some stickers off me and brought it back up to Toronto and showed it to the singer and I believe she wanted me to do the cover, and then they emailed to do the cover. He actually met me in person but I get jobs through so many different avenues.
How often do you travel, and do you like that aspect of your job?
I usually go out of town about once a month, and I do a lot of comic book conventions, and the Flatstocks are twice a year, once at SXSW and then at Bumbershoot and sometimes there are other ones. I was a guest at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to do a poster expo during CMJ there, so I do travel a lot. It's really fun because I work alone so much, all the time, and I work such long hours, it's great to get out and go to a new city and just sit there all day and meet people and hang out with people for a 3 day festival. I really enjoy meeting the collectors in person. That's the opposite of how I normally work, and I take great pleasure in being able to travel and meet new people.
"Sweetly creepy" is a phrase that's been used to describe your work, and it does capture the very cute elements but also the darker, gothic side to your work. Do you deliberately seek to blend those two aspects?
I love that dynamic because it creates a certain tension in the work where you're drawn in but you kindof want to push it back, I think that balance and that dynamic works. I like to see it in other people's work and I like to do it in my work. I don't want it to be an easy read. This doesn't happen with every piece, but I want my art to provoke thought, I hope that it does. I hope that I'm giving something that engages the viewer and makes them think or feel or just anything to provoke a strong response and reaction in the viewer. That sweetly creepy dynamic and the theme I've worked with with the lonely hearts, that opposite, hopefully engages the viewer.
Is there a specific emotion or outlook you want people to take away from your work?
There's nothing specific. My work, for me, is cathartic, so what happens in my life is going to be reflected in the art I create, no matter if it's deliberate or unintentional. It's going to happen, it's going to show. What's reflected will definitely change, from one minute to the next. I'm still learning about it so it's still fun to investigate.
In your profile on Gigposters.com you list one of your occupations as "Cotton Candy Machine Operator." Is that for real?
No. I just really like cotton candy, if I go to any place that sells cotton candy, I have to buy it.
Are you in a band now?
I used to be in a band. I'm looking to start a band, I play bass.
How do music and art interact in your life? Are they separate, or does one fuel the other?
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Q: Test if python3 is installed in a Makefile How can I get something like this working ?
PYTHON3_OK = $(shell python3 --version 2> /dev/null | wc -l)
ifeq ($(PYTHON3_OK), 0)
    $(error package 'python3' not found)

The error is always show

A: Counting the number of output lines is an antipattern anyway. How about
PYTHON3_OK := $(shell python3 --version 2>&1)
ifeq ('$(PYTHON3_OK)','')
    $(error package 'python3' not found)
endif

or of course the more standard
PYTHON3_OK := $(shell type -P python3)
ifeq ('$(PYTHON3_OK)','')
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Podemos alliance on the verge of power?
Written by Alastair Stephens
Published in Analysis
Albert Garzon and Pablo Iglesias anounce the formation of a the new left alliance, Unidos Podemos (image Podemos)
Europe is about to be shaken by another political earthquake as Podemos is predicted to become Spain's second party writes Alastair Stephens
The elites who run the European Union are is about to receive a second massive shock, and this one will be without any political ambiguity. The most powerful new left movement in Europe. Podemos, is about to crash into austerity as as polls predict that it will make serious gains at the ballot box and eclipse the Spanish equivalent of the Labour Party, the PSOE.
The general election, known as J-26, is the second time that the country has gone to the polls in six months. Last December, when both upper and lower Houses of Parliament, the Senate and the Congress of Deputies respectively, were re-elected the result was politcal deadlock.
End of the two party system
Decades of two-party politics came to an end with a bang. Politics had been dominated since the 1980s by the centre-left Socialist Party and centre right PP (Popular Party). The sole exceptions to this dominance were in Catalonia and the Basque Country where moderate (and politically centre right) nationalists ruled the roost.
In December the two big parties saw their votes slashed. Whereas previously they had taken 80%-90% between them now they could not muster half the votes. The PP crashed to just 28% whilst the Socialists, who in their 1980s heyday took half the vote, sank to an even more abysmal 22%. The cause was the rise of challengers to both parties.
The main challenge to Socialists came from Podemos and its regional allies (in Galicia, Catalonia and the Catalan speaking province of Valencia the party took part in broader 'confluences' with other left parties). Formed as a political expression 15-M Indignados protest movement (and the social movements that stem from it) and led by Pablo Iglesias (and a group of radical academics around him at Madrid's Complutense university), Podemos enjoyed a meteoric rise following its breakthrough in the Euro elections of 2014.
It rapidly rose in the polls, and was briefly the most popular party in the country, as it found support in a population angered at sky high unemployment and swinging austerity. It then dipped in the polls, having seemingly peaked too soon, but made a dramatic comeback in December coming only two points behind the PSOE.
Divided right
The Popular Party on the right has had its own problems. Already unpopular for its failure to restart the economy and assailed by corruption investigations, it saw its electoral base eaten into by the rise of Ciudadanos (Citizens, also abbreviated as C's in Spain). Led by Tory Boy Albert Rivera it is a populist Thatcherite movement calling for the cutting of 'red tape' and faster neo-liberal reform.
The party first emerged in Catalonia as an anti-corruption party which also opposed the demands of Catalan nationalists for greater autonomy. It then managed to break through nationally in various regional elections last year. Often portrayed as 'anti-nationalist' it in fact rearticulates Castilian chauvinism, portraying the minority nationalities' desire for increased autonomy as the work of greedy self-interested elites who want to undermine and break up the Spanish state.
Endlessly hyped by the media it underperformed in December taking just 13% of the vote, and giving credence to the belief of many that it was a media confection created as a foil to Podemos, but one which lacks real roots in society.
The result was that nobody won the election. The Popular Party polled the most votes, but fell far short of a majority in the Congress of Deputies, even if it could form a coalition with Ciudadanos, and they had no reason to hold in power a party they wish to eclipse. Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy therefore continued in office, as the head of a caretaker government, without evening trying to put an administration to the vote in parliament.
Whilst Rajoy sat tight the younger more telegenic (he had been drafted in part for this quality) leader of PSOE, Pedro Sanchez, put himself forward as President of the Government (the official title of the Prime Minister). Falling even further from a majority than the PP he was rebuffed. He didn't have the votes either.
The PSOE ruled out a formal deal with Podemos unless the 'purple party' drop its demand that Catalonia by permitted a legal (some Catalan politicians have been charged with organising a 'mass consultation' two years ago) and legally binding referendum on the region's status. All the other parties insistent on the 'indissolubly' of Spain. This demand has been reconfirmed in the manifesto of the new Unidos Podemos.
Whilst Sanchez tried to portray himself as a coalition builder Rajoy sat tight, hoping the desire for stability after a long period of uncertainty would work to his party's advantage.
United We Can
All calculations have been upset by the deal between Podemos and the United left (IU) creating a new alliance, Unidos Podemos (United We Can). This looks like achieving sorpasso ('overtaking', for some reason the Italian word is used) of the Socialist Party, displacing it as the main force on the left.
The new coalition has not come together easily. The two parties ran in the December elections separately. The result was damaging for the left, and almost wiped out the United Left itself, which won only two seats, including that of its candidate for prime minister Alberto Garzón. This was despite the party winning four percent of the vote with nearly a million vote. Spain's electoral system (deputies are elected by each of Spain's 52 provinces on a closed list by the d'Hondt method) works to the disadvantage of small parties, unless their vote is highly concentrated, as the minority nationalities are. It might be noted that a number of other IU members were elected as part of the Podem En Comu alliance in Catalonia).
The United Left's million supporters needn't have bothered turning up for all the deputies they elected. Their votes were in effect wasted.
But the left needs those votes to count if it is to beat the right at the polls. The imperative has always been for Podemos and the United Left to deal.
Quest for unity
Talks between the two parties last Autumn in the run up to the December polls broke down in acrimony. Each side blamed the other, despite each carrying soem of the blame. There were those in the United Left who resented the upstart and saw Podemos as a populist force which had abandoned many of the causes dear to the traditional Spanish left such as republicanism and withdrawal from NATO. They were not in favour of an alliance in which they might play second fiddle to such oppurtunists.
The divide between the two is not just political, it is also generational. Whilst the United Left's candidate for Prime Minister, Alberto Garzon, might be just 30 years old, the activist base and the electorate of the party is middle-aged. The formal party leader, until replaced last month by Garzon, was Lara Cayo, 64, who like most of his comrades were politically formed in the 1970s. The party itself, an alliance centred on the Communist Party was created by the forces on the left which coalesced around the referendum on NATO membership held in 1986.
The leaders of Podemos, and much of its activist base is a generation younger. Its leaders are mostly in their thirties, they were politicised by the events of the last two decades, the anti-globalisation movement, the "War on Terror" and the rise of the new left in Latin America, in particular Venezuela. The activist base is younger still most having been drawn into politics in hte wake of Great Recession and the austerity imposed on Spain by the EU and European Central Bank. Their formative politcal experiences are much more recent, the Inignados movment of 2011 being the crucible in which they were formed. This generational divide is hardly unique to the Spanish left, but only in Spain has it taken this organisational form of rival parties.
So many in Podemos also had their own reasons to avoid an alliance last year. The party had been established as a deliberate break from the old left, which they saw as still obsessed with Holy Cows, such as the aforementioned issues, but which meant little to those struggling to survive in a world of post-2008 austerity. The exigencies of Realpolitik also suggested that the newcomer use the elections to prove its dominance over the older formation, thus allowing it conduct future negotiations from a position of strength.
So when the deal was struck in May Podemos could afford to be relatively generous to its older rivals. The two parties would run as a single list in those provinces where 'confluences' did not already exist. The parties would also conduct their own campaigns, with some joint events, and both parties symbols would appear on the ballot paper, all demands of the IU last year. However there would only be one candidate for PM, Iglesias whilst Garzon would be integrated as candidate number five on the alliance's list in Madrid (which some in IU took as a snub).
The IU's activist base overwhelmingly accepted the deal though there was still opposition from some in the party's old guard. However there were also party veterans, marginalised in recent years, who have come out strongly in support of the new project and who see this as part of a longer term project of regroupment on the left.
Podemos's growing pains
This seems to be an idea they share with Iglesias who has also spoken in theses terms and has described the alliance as something which will last.
There is not unanimity in Podemos over this. Many have spoken of underlying tensions in the party between so-called Pablistas and supporters of his number two Iñigo Errejon. The Errejonistas are more hostile to alliances with the old left and favour a more populist approach. How deep these disagreements go is debatable, and there is always a tendency for these things to be exaggerated by the media and in social media.
They did however result in a party crisis in the spring when, after a split in the Madrid organisation, Iglesias sacked the party's national secretary, Sergio Pascual, a close ally of Errejon, who then went to ground for a fortnight. PAblo Echenique, the head of the party in the region of Aragon was elected national secretary on a platform of reorienting the party on the grass roots and the 'circles' from which it had originally grown.
Still the new alliance has brought about at an electoral level certain synergy. Podemos has already conquered the young amongst whom it was the leading party. It lacked though support amongst the middle-aged how have remained remarkably loyal to the PSOE. This gap, according to polls, seems will be plugged by the alliance with the IU. The new alliance also brings together an older layer of activists in the labour movement with the new wave of the social movements.
There is a new sprit of hope in Spain. Unidos Podemos, could just two years since foundation, score a stunning victory taking leadership of he centre left and forcing the creation of a broad left government, an option that is preferred by Spaniards.
Elections are not everything, and Podemos was itself a product of the movment in the streets, but J-26 looks like opening an entirely new chapter in both Spanish and European politcal history.
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Alastair Stephens has been a socialist his whole adult life and has been active in Unison and the TGWU. He studied Russian at Portsmouth, Middle East Politics at SOAS and writes regularly for the Counterfire website.
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A: Most likely, you are returning an image from ajax_getbarcode.php, and inserting the image (binary data) into the HTML. You need to use an  tag for displaying an image in HTML.
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A: What are you returning from your ajax_barcode.php?
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