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Liverpool Welcome Title Rivals Manchester City to Anfield
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FILE PHOTO (EDITORS NOTE: COMPOSITE OF IMAGES - Image numbers 1140640499,1141519827 - GRADIENT ADDED) In this composite image a comparison has been made between Jurgen Klopp, Manager of Liverpool (L) and Josep Guardiola, Manager of Manchester City. Liverpool FC and Manchester City meet in a Premier League match on November 10, 2019 at Anfield in Liverpool. ***LEFT IMAGE*** SOUTHAMPTON, ENGLAND - APRIL 05: Jurgen Klopp, Manager of Liverpool looks on prior to the Premier League match between Southampton FC and Liverpool FC at St Mary's Stadium on April 05, 2019 in Southampton, United Kingdom. (Photo by Mike Hewitt/Getty Images) ***RIGHT IMAGE*** LONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 09: Josep Guardiola, Manager of Manchester City looks on prior to the UEFA Champions League Quarter Final first leg match between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on April 09, 2019 in London, England. (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images)
Liverpool and Manchester City clash in a battle between the Premier League's two main title rivals. Jurgen Klopp's team are full of confidence having maintained their unbeaten start to the Premier League. Their title credentials will be tested against current champions Manchester City. Pep Guardiola knows his team have to be at their best to stop the league leaders.
Liverpool Host Title Rivals Manchester City
Fabinho Expected to Start
It's a crucial clash at Anfield for both teams. Liverpool could go nine points clear at the top with a victory, while Manchester City are aiming to close the gap to three points. Jurgen Klopp's team have been fantastic this season and victory here could potentially wrap up the title already. However, they will face a City side determined to not go down to their title rivals without a fight. The need is greater for City, but Liverpool will fancy they can extend their lead at the top.
Brazilian midfielder Fabinho is expected to return to the starting 11 having sat out their last Premier League game against Aston Villa. Klopp is expected to have a fully fit squad with the likes of Sadio Mane and Andrew Robertson coming back into the team having sat out the Champions League win over Genk.
Jurgen Klopp Faces a Selection Dilemma in Midfield
Liverpool's midfield three will be difficult to choose for Klopp, with many of his midfielders in good form. Fabinho will start having sat out the Villa game due to the risk of suspension. Jordan Henderson and Georginio Wijnaldum have been regulars this season but Klopp could shake things up.
The reliable James Milner could come into the team. The veteran is an outstanding, hardworking midfielder who Klopp can always rely on. Should Milner come in, he will be tasked with keeping City's attack quiet. In contrast, Klopp could include the more attack-minded Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. The Englishman has found form having spent most of his Liverpool career on the injury table. Oxlade-Chamberlain has four goals in five games in all competitions and he could be a game-changer in midfielder should Klopp include him. Furthermore, Naby Keita and Adam Lallana have also shown improvements in recent weeks, but expect these two to be on the bench with Klopp most likely to use more defensive-minded players to combat Manchester City's all-out attacking team.
It isn't just the midfield that Klopp could rotate with Liverpool's defence struggling to keep clean sheets. Alisson has done well since returning to the team but has lacked protection in front of him. The Brazilian is yet to keep a clean sheet this season having won the golden glove in the previous season. Andrew Robertson, Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold will no doubt start but Dejan Lovren has been a liability in the past during big games. The Croatian struggled against Aston Villa and Klopp could bring Joe Gomez into the team. The Englishman played well against Genk and no doubt he has come into Klopp's thoughts for Sunday's game.
Can Liverpool Go Nine Points Clear?
It is a massive game on Sunday for both teams. Liverpool fans are dreaming of a first Premier League title. Jurgen Klopp will keep his team firmly fixed on winning the game as opposed to the consequences of success. Their mentality is outstanding, and they will give Manchester City a real game. It may not be a classic but both teams will push for the win.
Can Liverpool go nine points clear? The answer is yes, their team and fans will be right up for this. A nine-point lead in November could be insurmountable for the rest of the league. Liverpool fans are excited and expect the Anfield crowd to roar their team to victory. The title rivals in England clash and it promises to be a Sunday to remember.
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When Gordon Met Chell is a short independent fan film inspired by the Half-Life and Portal series. It was released on YouTube on October 13, 2012.
The story picks up when Chell (Samantha Chiodo) exits Aperture at the end of Portal 2. She soon reaches a City 17 under siege and eventually encounters Gordon Freeman (Michael Shanks). They soon band together and fight the Combine (Mark Taylor and Damien Bodie) mostly by combining the abilities of their Gravity and Portal guns, to humorous effect.
When Gordon Met Chell was filmed with a budget of "absolutely nothing" at the Steamrail Victoria in Williamstown, Australia. The props were created by Shanks and his father Paul.
The film was released through Shanks' YouTube channel Timtimfed, which specialize in gaming/film-oriented action/humor videos.
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Dubai Trade, the single window for cross-border trade and smart trading solutions, has recently launched the LogiGate platform to enhance its online services for business in Dubai.
LogiGate provides users with two smart services "LogiGate Transport" and "LogiGate Warehousing" to manage land transportation and warehousing bookings, accessible both online and on iOS and Android mobile phones.
The new services will benefit Dubai's trade and logistics sector by providing speed and accuracy in logistics and supply chain management, allowing existing users to enhance profitability and grow their operations.
Dubai Trade has designed the interface of the app to be simple to use on smart phones, in line with the Smart Dubai initiative to transform Dubai into a smart city with seamless and technologically accessible services. LogiGate can also be easily accessed online at www.logiGate.ae.
The app also offers a virtual market that enables carriers to source cargo and land transportation services with ease. Cargo owners can select the best rates from several registered transportation companies, tracking their shipment using GPS in addition to processing their payments online through Dubai Trade's secured e-Payment gateway "Rosoom". Other benefits for transporters include securing revenues through an online payment feature, receiving real-time notifications for new job opportunities and biding for jobs to maximize profits.
LogiGate will also soon roll out a smart service connecting warehouse owners and warehousing service providers with customers seeking storage space for their cargo, allowing them to book online or through the mobile app. Both "LogiGate Transport" and "LogiGate Warehousing" help customers fill idle capacities and enhance operational efficiency.
Eng. Mahmood Al Bastaki, CEO of Dubai Trade, said: "LogiGate contributes to the development of smart trade in Dubai, allowing for a direct connection between merchants and those with transportation or warehouse capabilities. We anticipate competitive offers and rates that will set new benchmarks for the market. At Dubai Trade, we constantly enhance our electronic services to keep pace with the latest technological developments and tailor our smart services to customer needs, making their day-to-day activities faster and more efficient. Our success in enabling seamless trade activities through our online portal is an example of the UAE's leadership in smart initiatives.
Dubai Trade launched LogiGate following the widespread success of its Tradeshield smart platform for cargo insurance, as well as the Rosoom e-Payment gateway. Transportation companies can sign up for LogiGate by visiting www.LogiGate.ae/haulier and completing the form.


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Julius Fondem Who is he?
Julius Fondem is a game producer located in Helsinki, Finland. He has worked in game production, project management, PR and marketing on numerous projects of varying sizes. Currently Julius is working at Ubisoft Helsinki, as an Associate Producer on Trials Rising.
Before that he was as a Project Manager on Steep, and before that he worked on Trials of the Blood Dragon at Ubisoft Redlynx. These projects have had him working on production, project management, project coordination and the closing of the projects. On top of this, he's worked on a few unannounced projects at Ubisoft.
Previously, Julius worked as Producer at Critical Force Entertainment which put him in charge of the production, project management and quality of the game with the given resources of Company of Tanks, and at Frozenbyte as Marketing Developer where he was in charge of the production, project management and PR & marketing of Huge Seal, and part of the PR and marketing efforts of Trine 2: Complete Story for PS4.
Julius has a Bachelor's degree in Video Game Production and Business from Kajaani University of Applied Sciences. During his studies, he worked as the CEO of the game development student run cooperative, Kajak Games. As CEO, Julius headed and managed a game development cooperative with 3 fellow students, generated leads and closed work-for-hire projects for fellow students, planned and implemented the cooperative's business strategy and budget, and represented Kajak Games at multiple events, including Assembly 2012 and NPP Annual Conference.
Julius has been passionate about video games ever since he got a NES as a kid. He wants to work with passionate people with varying backgrounds and make games that leave a lasting impression on players.
© 2018 Julius Fondem. All rights reserved. Design by FCT.

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With countless web sites and programs now requiring that users log in with a password, it is little wonder that many people resort to using the same password for a number of services simply to avoid forgetting them.
The program is, at its heart, a password database which can be used to store all of your login details in one secure, password protected location. This in itself is useful, but 1Password can also be used to automatically fill in login information so you do not have to do so manually.
1Password includes extensions for a number of programs including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera and many more, and these can be used to quickly access the password features of the program without having to explicitly launch it.
When used in conjunction with your web browser for online shopping, 1Password can automatically fill in credit card details in online forms. With built in phishing protection, coupled with the secure database, you can be certain that your details will never fall into the wrong hands.
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Q: Modifying browse button, chrome browser I've made a form, for uploading an image, it works good on IE,Firefox.
But on chrome the browse button doesn't work.
This is the browse button:
<input type="button" name="brw" id="brw" onClick="img.click()" />

When you click this button you fire up img fields browse function.
Other fields:
<input name="img" type="file" value="" style="display: none;" onChange="txtFilename.value = this.value;" />

And when you select the image you get images name in this disabled text field.
<input type="text" name="txtFilename" id="txtFilename" disabled="disabled" />

Any solution for crossbrowser, would save my life :) .
Thx all.

A: Look here and here (second answer). Input of file type cannot be hidden, by setting display: none you have to hide it in another way. In my example I set visibility: hidden or you can play with opacity (like in the other answer).

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Q&A with Wyn Derbyshire
Date: May 4, 2022 by Cecilia
"For myself at least, and this I think must be true of anyone who is interested in history and biographies, there is always something one can learn from those subjects, and moreover, the "enjoyment aspect" (quite apart from the "learning aspect") is also important."
Posted in historical biography, tycoons, finance, wealth, Hetty Green, Jean Paul Getty, Bess of Hardwick, Henry Ford, Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, John Jacob Astor, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Kennedy
When did your interest in financial history and "tycoons" begin? What inspired you to write about them?
I've been interested in history and biographies generally all my life – certainly from before I was 10. I grew interested in financial history and biographies, and especially though not exclusively the lives of successful tycoons and financial dynasties from my late teens. I've long had an interest in writing – initially mostly I wrote law-related content but one Sunday afternoon, as I was sitting at my desk, the urge seized me to write a short biography of Vanderbilt, I think initially just to see if I could do it…and that was the start of Six Tycoons.
Are there tycoons that you have written about that you most and least admire?
I think the biography of any successful person has value and interest but of the tycoons I've written about, probably the ones I most admire are those which left a definitive positive legacy, so for example John D Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie who set up powerful charitable foundations which benefit the world in various different ways to this day. I'd also add Hetty Green to that list, if only because I admire the way she approached business (there's no real evidence of her swindling anyone for instance) and the way she succeeded in establishing a multi-million dollar fortune at a time when it was difficult indeed for a woman to achieve this. As for those I least admire, well every tycoon I can think of had some negative characteristics of one kind or another but I think my least favourite tycoons (from a personal perspective) would be Henry Ford (not least for his anti-Semitic views and attitudes towards the Nazis) and Jean Paul Getty, simply because of the bizarre, arguably even cruel, way he approached many aspects of his personal life.
Writing biographies and history books requires a lot of research, do you enjoy this part of the writing process? Why?
Yes because its always good to learn. I need to do a fair amount of research before starting any biography, not least (a) to judge whether I want to write it and (b) so I've got a broad idea of the "direction" of the story before I begin writing. That said, the research continues, and shapes, the writing as I go along so it doesn't come to a halt until the book is finally finished.
Where do you think people's fascination with the lives of tycoons comes from? What do people want to gain from reading and learning about these figures?
I think for most (not all) people there is an inherent fascination in the lives of successful people generally, and this is especially true in the case of tycoons, especially when we see how the tycoon in question assembled and protected his fortune, and even more so if they have a reasonable claim to being self-made millionaires. For myself at least, and this I think must be true of anyone who is interested in history and biographies, there is always something one can learn from those subjects, and moreover, the "enjoyment aspect" (quite apart from the "learning aspect") is also important. I'd also add that there is a dearth of financial education, not just in this country, and studying the lives of tycoons can perhaps help us in developing a better understanding of some basic financial concepts, such as compound interest, what a share is, how stock markets work and so on.
Your book "Dark Realities" looks at the great depression in America and the period surrounding it. Are there any other moments in history that you would be interested in writing about?
Several – for instance, although of course it's been covered many times in the past, it would be interesting I think to cover the colonial period of North America and the events leading up to the War of Independence, with a particular emphasis on the building up of the financial and economic infra-structures of what became the United States and how they developed to a point that made Independence a genuine possibility. I'd like to explore the Tudor world in greater detail as well.
The next book to come out will be telling the story of Bess of Hardwick, our second woman, and first UK tycoon. Has the process been different researching and writing about a woman from Britain?
Not really, in the sense that my general approach to researching the book is essentially the same as that I mention above. Of course, given that Bess lived in the sixteenth and very early seventeenth century means that records generally are fewer (and the English used in the records which do survive, such as Bess' own correspondence, can sometimes be an interesting challenge to decipher! Then too, there's the fact that the further you go back in time, the less certain you can (sometimes) be about a person's motivations/approach to life and religion and so on, or rather one needs to be more careful about assuming a person living in say 1550 sees the world in necessarily the same way that we do. But that's an interesting aspect in its own right I think.


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Home » News » Ohio State Researcher Using Supercomputing to Halt Breast and Prostate Cancer
Ohio State Researcher Using Supercomputing to Halt Breast and Prostate Cancer
April 19, 2011 by Doug Black
An Ohio State biophysicist is using HPC to search thousands of molecular combinations for the best configuration to block a protein that can cause breast or prostate cancer.
Chenglong Li, Ph.D., an assistant professor of medicinal chemistry and pharmacognosy at The Ohio State University (OSU), is leveraging a powerful computer cluster at the Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) to develop a drug that will block the small protein molecule Interleukin-6 (IL-6). The body normally produces this immune-response messenger to combat infections, burns, traumatic injuries, etc. Scientists have found, however, that in people who have cancer, the body fails to turn off the response and overproduces IL-6.
"We proposed using computational intelligence to re-engineer a new set of compounds that not only preserve the original properties, but also would be more potent and efficient," Li said. "Our initial feasibility study pointed to compounds with a high potential to be developed into a non-toxic, orally available drug."
Using the AMBER application, Li accessed 64 nodes of OSC's Glenn IBM 1350 Opteron cluster to simulate IL-6 and the two additional helper proteins needed to convey the signal: the receptor IL-6R and the common signal-transducing receptor GP130. Two full sets of the three proteins combine to form a six-sided molecular machine, or "hexamer," that transmits the signals that will, in time, cause cellular inflammation and, potentially, cancer. Read the Full Story.
Ed note: We try to spend a lot of time here at insideHPC conveying why supercomputing is so important to our society. But sometimes stories like this one really bring it home for me. Cancer touched my life recently and I feel very fortunate to be in a position to share these kinds of stories.
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Jean Houston on a mythical school.
Yes, we must continue to learn to read and write and cipher, but we also need to embrace an education for liberating the ability to imagine, to dream, and to expand the limits of the possible. We require education at its edges, education that guides us through the munificence of our capacities and inspires us to become stewards of this most critical time in human history. My life has been a search for the education that would nurture this goal and make it happen. Perhaps I will find it in the future.


Labels bring order to the mess of wires hiding behind the Perlmeister's home routers and organize the treasures hoarded in a multitude of boxes. With just some tweaking, the Dymo LabelWriter even prints on Linux.
For decades, I have organized my network cables with permanent labels (Figure 1) printed on a portable device by Brother. However, it bugs me that every time I print a label the device wastes raw material (Figure 2), which I have to buy in the form of fairly expensive cartridges.
Figure 1: Fast diagnostics thanks to systematic organization: the configured IP address and WiFi SSID on the router.
Figure 2: The portable Brother label printer wastes expensive raw material for labels.
Brother's engineers deliberately seem to have built the machine to use twice as much label ribbon as I actually need, boosting the ribbon cartridge turnover as a side effect! If there is a hell for committing such wanton waste, I expect that the product managers responsible for this feature will be there some time soon. Apart from this, typing strings like 192.168.0.1 takes ages on the unorthodox keyboard; using a desktop computer would be far quicker.
Recently, I found a label printer on eBay that I was able to connect with my Ubuntu desktop via a USB port. The LabelWriter 450 Turbo by Dymo (Figure 3) cost me around $40 secondhand, and I got it working in no time. What you need is the printer's CUPS system driver, which is available as source code .
Figure 3: The LabelWriter 450 Turbo also prints on Linux.
would do the job in one fell swoop.
to query them. Below Printers in the system settings, you should see a dialog like that in Figure 4 with a Printer Options submenu, in which you can configure the dimensions of the labels you are using.
Figure 4: Ubuntu detects the label printer and serves up the label size configuration options.
I bought a roll of labels numbered "30330" featuring 500 return address labels. I wasn't really worried about what professional shippers use these labels for; it was the handy 19x51mm format that interested me.
The labels are shot vertically out of the thermo-printer, so I needed to adjust the lettering to match; in other words, rotated through 90 degrees in landscape. Now, how does the computer actually send the text to be printed to the device?
As you can see, the option -P LabelWriter-450-Turbo tells CUPS to select the label printer if some other device is configured as the default printer. The label dimensions are set using the PageSize option, which expects the length and width – not in millimeters or inches, but in points.
Some brief research on Google showed that you need to multiply millimeters by around 1.8 to convert to points (Figure 5). To match the 19x51mm labels, I thus needed rectangles in a format of 54x144.1 points; the parameter I used – PageSize= w54h144.1 – defined precisely that size.
Figure 5: According to the conversion table I used, 19 millimeters are about 54 points.
The final argument the lpr command expects is the name of the PDF file with the text to be printed.
in line 16 of Listing 1 is that my experiments revealed that a string of eleven 20-point characters would precisely fill out the label lengthwise. Longer strings necessitate a linear font size reduction to fit on the label. This simple formula works amazingly well even though the Helvetica font I chose does not use fixed-width spacing but assigns a proportional amount of space to each letter in the document.
The stringc() method called in line 28 prints the string passed in as its fifth argument in the middle of the PDF document. The font size is the second parameter, followed by the x and y coordinates of the center of the label. The x value runs from left to right in the document, and the y value from the bottom to the top edge. For some strange reason, the text string was always too low in the document in my experiments; this prompted me to introduce the $adjust variable in line 17 to move the string upward by one seventh of the font size.
Thanks to these simple tricks, the label printer positions both short and slightly longer lines of text with up to 25 characters perfectly at the center of the document; the call to cmd-print fires up the printer, and the label comes flying out.
The process for handling non-standard characters, like umlauts, is something special. Because the string passed in at the command line is already UTF-8 encoded, but Perl interprets it as ASCII by default, you would normally see the printer output cryptic characters rather than what you wanted if left to its own devices. The _utf8_on function from the Encode module tells the interpreter that the string you passed in is already UTF-8 encoded and that there is thus no need to recode.
The CPAN module for creating PDFs can do more than just position strings on a white background; it can also position images. Of course, a thermal printer that can only print black without grayscale limits your artistic options somewhat, but what about printing sticky labels with barcode?
You can scan QR codes with a smartphone, opening up the option of assigning inventory numbers to devices printed as QR codes on labels that you could then scan and, if needed, store next to an asset number in a database or a filing system like Evernote, say, for a scanned owner's manual.
and uses the CPAN Image::PNG::QRCode module to generate the QR code shown in Figure 6. The free QR Reader iPhone scanner app detected the QR code on the label still in the printer, even without me tearing off the label. Figure 7 shows the plain text version in the app.
Figure 7: … identifies the code, and outputs the encoded message.
Because the CPAN module I used to generate the QR code can only output PNG-formatted images, Listing 2 uses a clone of the CPAN Image::Magick module as an easy option for converting image formats. Installing the module involves some manual attention because it needs a number of developer packages from various libraries. Fortunately, a kind person from Ubuntu went through the trouble of generating a perlmagick package that provides the feature set with the Graphics::Magick module.
The module converts the temporary PNG file managed using the File::Temp module into a JPG file, which is then picked up by PDF::Create and dumped into a PDF document. The label.pdf file that this process creates is then forwarded to the label printer with the previously shown lpr command.
The only disadvantage with my label printer is that you can't buy rugged plastic labels for it. It only does black thermal printing on white paper or transparent film, both of which are self-adhesive. That said, however, the more expensive printer model called LabelWriter Duo, seems to have more options. I might just go bargain hunting again in the near future.
Sweet, Michael. CUPS: Common UNIX Printing System. Sams Publishing, 2001.
Mike Schilli works as a software engineer in the San Francisco Bay Area. He can be contacted at mailto:mschilli@perlmeister.com. Mike's homepage can be found at http://perlmeister.com.


Wonder which one does what?
This... makes me slightly uneasy for some reason.
Also currently BT-630 firmware doesn't support Name and Passcode settings via AT commands (only BT-909 supports it). I asked Feasycom if they can add these 2 features, they said yes, but only when we order at least 500 BT-630 modules, so they could make a custom firmware for us. Then BT-630 firmware can be updated via OTA (Over The Air) upgrade from Android smartphone FeasyBlue app.
I did figure out which uuids to use late last night.
I found a piece of code that lists the right service/uuids to use for several uart-like chips, so I'm just adding all of them.
It seems to work, but I need to clean up the app some more.
I'm also considering adding a simple encryption scheme, which would let passwords work regardless of the type of connection.
Ok, I've updated the beta app to support the FSC BT-630.
Please try it out and let me know if you find any problems.
Does it work with BT-909 module as well? Because some people may use BT-909 module (better signal range and it already has Name and Passcode settings via AT commands).
Not sure, I dont think I have any of those modules right now.
You can buy some from TCSS, email Tim Yaskus, he has some but didn't put for sale yet. BT-909 modules from TCSS and KR-sabers come already pre-programmed for work.
I have ASUS USB BT-400 BLE 4.0 dongle connected to my windows 10 PC, but it doesn't see BT-630 modules, is there a way to input custom GATT Services and Characteristics to make it visible to my PC?
How do you determine that it doesn't see it?
If I search for devices to add in Devices and Printers it's not discoverable also not discoverable in you app in Chrome.
I also have the module in my saber, discoverable through the FeasyBlue app, but clicking the link to the web app doesn't do anything. Just a blank page. Then again, I don't think the module is connected via bluetooth to my computer because I can't see the module in my bluetooth settings.
Do you connect the module to your computer beforehand? Is the device discoverable for you in your computer's bluetooth settings?
I've updated the page to display an error message if there is no support for webble/webusb.
I don't think BLE devices ever show up in Devices and Printers unless recognized and claimed by a device driver or something.
Maybe this thing would help?
Ok, so I almost got it to work on chrome. Unfortunately when I click 'BLE,' the pairing window blinks and then disappears. I can see it recognizing FeasyCom, but the window is literally there for just an instant and I'm not able to click anything. Don't know if it's something with my computer or browser -- using a Macbook :/.
I'll try some more troubleshooting and see if I can figure out what's going on.
Not sure what's going on, but I've noticed that the bluetooth dialog can be a little wonky, as it disappears as soon as the cursor leaves the window.
It seems to work on my mac though (even with the BLE chip in a different room).
My chrome window covers the whole screen though, so the cursor really can't leave the window.
But it works on my MacBook (which has built-in bluetooth).


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That is an extreme example — I'm not usually that bad. Really. But for pedi (and mani) slackers like myself, a true lifesaver is Sephora's Healing Eucalyptus Cuticle Oil, $12. I do not have time to mess with a bottle of cuticle oil that could spill, or gloop all over or make my feet so moisturized that I'll be slipping and sliding out of my shoes.
There are few things that can instantly perk up summer-weary pedi quicker than this fantastic tool. A few clicks on the bottom of the pen, and you've got the perfect amount of cuticle oil to revive your tooties in a minute. The applicator is divine, doling out just enough healing oil to make those piggies look fresh and just out of the salon chair. And, it is super purse-friendly, which means you can use it on your fingers while you're on the go, or multi-tasking during a conference call.


I have a set of sliders that control some servos remotely. The servo values all get bundled into one http request, so I have a node that hangs onto the state.
I'm seeing strange behavior - sending a message with any topic to the input of the slider causes the slider's value to update, and the dashboard UI to update. BUT, the slider doesn't send the message on unless the topic of the message matches the topic of the slider (when the pass thru message check is checked).
This seems inconsistent to me. Shouldn't it either demand a topic match or pass on the message whatever the topic?


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Q: Kafka Monitoring: request latencies from JMX We want to monitor Kafka and have two specific requirements: use headless tools and store performance metrics in a CSV file. Following Gwen Shapira series [1] I am leaning towards request latencies and kafka.tools.JmxTool to start with.
Setup: Kafka 0.11, exposed JMX, headless metric collection tools
Q: what JMX beans provide metrics as presented on [2], likely per Broker: "request queue", "request local", "response remote", "response queue", "response send"?
[1] slides
https://www.slideshare.net/ConfluentInc/metrics-are-not-enough-monitoring-apache-kafka-and-streaming-applications/
[2] desired Kafka metrics

A: After some exploring, here is the full set to open Kafka JMX at port 3999 and gather the request metrics:
1 Open Kafka JMX port at 3999:
update bin/kafka-run-class.sh:
# JMX settings
if [ -z "$KAFKA_JMX_OPTS" ]; then
  KAFKA_JMX_OPTS="-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote=true -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.authenticate=false -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.ssl=false -Djava.rmi.server.hostname=0.0.0.0 -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true"
fi

# JMX port to use
if [  $JMX_PORT ]; then
  KAFKA_JMX_OPTS="$KAFKA_JMX_OPTS -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.port=${JMX_PORT} -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.rmi.port=${JMX_PORT} "
fi

update bin/kafka-server-start.sh:
if [ -z "$JMX_PORT" ]; then
  export JMX_PORT=3999
fi

2 bash script to gather Kafka metrics and publish them to the journalctl:
#!/bin/bash

PIPE=/tmp/kafka-monitoring-temp.out
mkfifo $PIPE

# Start logging to journal
systemd-cat -t 'kafka-monitoring' < $PIPE &
sleep_pid=$(
        sleep 9999d > $PIPE &  # keep pipe open
        echo $!                # but allow us to close it later...
)

arrayName=( "kafka.network:type=RequestMetrics,name=RequestQueueTimeMs,request=Fetch"
            "kafka.network:type=RequestMetrics,name=LocalTimeMs,request=Fetch"
            "kafka.network:type=RequestMetrics,name=RemoteTimeMs,request=Fetch"
            "kafka.network:type=RequestMetrics,name=ResponseQueueTimeMs,request=Fetch"
            "kafka.network:type=RequestMetrics,name=ResponseSendTimeMs,request=Fetch"
            )

for name in "${arrayName[@]}"; do
        timeout 1s /ust/lib/kafka/bin/kafka-run-class.sh kafka.tools.JmxTool --object-name "${name}" --jmx-url service:jmx:rmi:///jndi/rmi://127.0.0.1:3999/jmxrmi --reporting-interval 1100 | tee $PIPE
done

kill $sleep_pid
rm $PIPE

A: There is a good chapter on Monitoring in the "Kafka: The Definitive Guide" (pdf is freely available from Confluent's site).  The book shows following Request-related metrics:

A: Here they are in addition to some description of what they mean. I hope it helps.
Request Queue: time that request waits at the request queue

kafka.network:type=RequestChannel,name=RequestQueueSizeMs

Request Local: time processing the request at the leader

kafka.network:type=RequestMetrics,name=LocalTimeMs,request=Produce

Response Remote: time waiting for the followers to process the request

kafka.network:type=RequestMetrics,name=RemoteTimeMs,request=Produce

Response Queue: time that the request waits at the response queue

kafka.network:type=RequestMetrics,name=ResponseQueueTimeMs,request=Produce

Response Send: time to send the response

kafka.network:type=RequestMetrics,name=ResponseSendTimeMs


A police bug recorded a man accused of plotting to kill Johnny "Mad Dog" Adair saying: "I'm trying to get a war started and get as many guns and explosives as I can," a court heard on Tuesday.
The High Court in Glasgow was told that Antoin Duffy, who is also known as Anton, made the remarks to his girlfriend Stacey McAllister at his home in Glasgow which was bugged by police.
The jury was played a tape of bugged conversations which allegedly took place on September 1, 2013, after Duffy had returned from the Brazen Head pub in Glasgow.
Duffy, 39, Martin Hughes, 36, Paul Sands, 31 and John Gorman, 58, are accused of conspiring to murder former Northern Ireland paramilitary bosses Johnny "Mad Dog" Adair and Sam "Skelly" McCrory - once high profile figures in the UDA and its military wing the Ulster Freedom Fighters. All four deny the charge.
Both Adair and McCrory were involved in the Good Friday agreement in 1998 which brought peace to Northern Ireland.
On another tape secretly recorded by police on September 3, 20013, Duffy's girlfriend Miss McAllister allegedly asked him who he had spoken to on the phone and it is claimed he replied that it was Sean McShane.
Duffy and Gorman are also accused of planning to murder the governor of Barlinnie jail Derek McGill in a car bomb attack.
Three other men - Craig Convery, 37, Gary Convery, 34, and Gordon Brown, 29, - deny organised crime charges.
All seven deny the charges against them.


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from __future__ import absolute_import
from pychron.spectrometer.isotopx.detector.base import IsotopxDetector

class NGXDetector(IsotopxDetector):
    pass

# ============= EOF =============================================

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"use strict";

const debug = require("debug")("bot-express:logger");
const fs = require("fs");
const default_logger = "stdout";

/**
 * Logger class. *Context free
 */
module.exports = class Logger {
    /**
     * @constructor
     * @param {Object} options
     * @param {String} options.type - Logger type. Supported stores are located in logger directory.
     * @param {Array.<String>} [options.exclude] - Log to exclude. Supported values are "skill-status" and "chat".
     * @param {Object} [options.options] - Options depending on the logger.
     */
    constructor(options = {}){
        this.exclude = options.exclude || [];
        options.type = options.type || default_logger;

        let script_list = fs.readdirSync(__dirname + "/logger");
        for (let script of script_list){
            if (script.replace(".js", "") == options.type){
                debug(`Found plugin for specified logger. Loading ${options.type}..`);
                const Logger = require("./logger/" + options.type);
                this.logger = new Logger(options.options);
            }
        }

        if (!this.logger){
            throw new Error(`Specified logger "${options.type}" is not supported.`);
        }
    }

    /**
     * @method
     * @async
     * @param {String} channel_id
     * @param {String} user_id
     * @param {String} chat_id
     * @param {String} skill
     * @param {String} status - "launched" | "aborted" | "switched" | "restarted" | "completed" | "abended"
     * @param {Object} [payload]
     */
    async skill_status(channel_id, user_id, chat_id, skill, status, payload = {}){
        // Disable logging if skill-status is exlucded by option.
        if (this.exclude.includes("skill-status")) return;

        await this.logger.skill_status(channel_id, user_id, chat_id, skill, status, payload);
    }

    /**
     * @method
     * @param {String} channel_id
     * @param {String} user_id
     * @param {String} chat_id
     * @param {String} skill
     * @param {String} who
     * @param {Object} message
     */
    async chat(channel_id, user_id, chat_id, skill, who, message){
        // Disable logging if chat is exlucded by option.
        if (this.exclude.includes("chat")) return;

        await this.logger.chat(channel_id, user_id, chat_id, skill, who, message);
    }
}


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Q: Build issue Msys2/MinGW64: Relocation truncated to fit: secrel32 against `.debug_frame$ I'm encoutering a Relocation truncated to fit: secrel32 against `.debug_frame$_......... issue in my C++ project.
I have already seen the links below but it doesn't seem to match the behavior of the build issue :
What does this GCC error "... relocation truncated to fit..." mean?
https://www.technovelty.org/c/relocation-truncated-to-fit-wtf.html
This issue only appears in debug mode. My project builds with no error in release mode.
Also commenting random portion of code in the main function "solves" the build issue.
My project is configured in a Qt environment using a msys2-mingw64 toolchain and gcc version 10.2.0 (Rev6, Built by MSYS2 project).
Compilation logs output :
g++ -Wl,--dynamicbase,--high-entropy-va,--nxcompat,--default-image-base-high -Wl,-subsystem,console -mthreads -o debug\program.exe @object_script.program.Debug  -LC:\Users\user\Desktop\build-project-Qt_5_15_0_MinGW_64_bit_msys2-Debug\src\libs\common\debug -lcommon C:\msys64\mingw64\lib\libQt5Core.dll.a

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debug/main.o:main.cpp:(.debug_frame$_ZNSt14_Function_base13_Base_managerIZN2tf11FlowBuilder15for_each_guidedIN4entt10basic_viewIJNS4_6entityENS4_9exclude_tIJEEEK4CellK8PositionK18GeographicPositionEE13view_iteratorESG_ZN28SatelliteBeamSelectionSystem6systemERNS1_7SubflowERNS4_14basic_registryIS6_EEEUlS6_E_iEENS1_4TaskEOT_OT0_OT1_OT2_EUlSJ_E_E8_M_cloneERSt9_Any_dataRKSZ_St17integral_constantIbLb0EE+0x1c): relocation truncated to fit: secrel32 against `.debug_frame$_ZNSt14_Function_base13_Base_managerIZN2tf11FlowBuilder15for_each_guidedIN4entt10basic_viewIJNS4_6entityENS4_9exclude_tIJEEEK4CellK8PositionK18GeographicPositionEE13view_iteratorESG_ZN28SatelliteBeamSelectionSystem6systemERNS1_7SubflowERNS4_14basic_registryIS6_EEEUlS6_E_iEENS1_4TaskEOT_OT0_OT1_OT2_EUlSJ_E_E8_M_cloneERSt9_Any_dataRKSZ_St17integral_constantIbLb0EE'
debug/main.o:main.cpp:(.debug_frame$_ZNSt14_Function_base13_Base_managerIZN2tf11FlowBuilder15for_each_guidedIN4entt10basic_viewIJNS4_6entityENS4_9exclude_tIJEEEK4CellK8PositionK18GeographicPositionEE13view_iteratorESG_ZN28SatelliteBeamSelectionSystem6systemERNS1_7SubflowERNS4_14basic_registryIS6_EEEUlS6_E_iEENS1_4TaskEOT_OT0_OT1_OT2_EUlSJ_E_E10_M_destroyERSt9_Any_dataSt17integral_constantIbLb0EE+0x1c): relocation truncated to fit: secrel32 against `.debug_frame$_ZNSt14_Function_base13_Base_managerIZN2tf11FlowBuilder15for_each_guidedIN4entt10basic_viewIJNS4_6entityENS4_9exclude_tIJEEEK4CellK8PositionK18GeographicPositionEE13view_iteratorESG_ZN28SatelliteBeamSelectionSystem6systemERNS1_7SubflowERNS4_14basic_registryIS6_EEEUlS6_E_iEENS1_4TaskEOT_OT0_OT1_OT2_EUlSJ_E_E10_M_destroyERSt9_Any_dataSt17integral_constantIbLb0EE'
debug/main.o:main.cpp:(.debug_frame$_ZNKSt9_Any_data9_M_accessIPZZN2tf11FlowBuilder15for_each_guidedIN4entt10basic_viewIJNS4_6entityENS4_9exclude_tIJEEEK9Satellite8Position18GeographicPosition8VelocityEE13view_iteratorESF_ZN29SatelliteMobilityUpdateSystem6systemERNS1_7SubflowERNS4_14basic_registryIS6_EEEUlS6_E_iEENS1_4TaskEOT_OT0_OT1_OT2_ENUlSI_E_clESI_EUlvE_EERKSO_v+0x1c): relocation truncated to fit: secrel32 against `.debug_frame$_ZNKSt9_Any_data9_M_accessIPZZN2tf11FlowBuilder15for_each_guidedIN4entt10basic_viewIJNS4_6entityENS4_9exclude_tIJEEEK9Satellite8Position18GeographicPosition8VelocityEE13view_iteratorESF_ZN29SatelliteMobilityUpdateSystem6systemERNS1_7SubflowERNS4_14basic_registryIS6_EEEUlS6_E_iEENS1_4TaskEOT_OT0_OT1_OT2_ENUlSI_E_clESI_EUlvE_EERKSO_v'
debug/main.o:main.cpp:(.debug_frame$_ZSt7forwardIRZZN2tf11FlowBuilder15for_each_guidedIN4entt10basic_viewIJNS3_6entityENS3_9exclude_tIJEEEK9Satellite8Position18GeographicPosition8VelocityEE13view_iteratorESE_ZN29SatelliteMobilityUpdateSystem6systemERNS0_7SubflowERNS3_14basic_registryIS5_EEEUlS5_E_iEENS0_4TaskEOT_OT0_OT1_OT2_ENUlSH_E_clESH_EUlvE_ESO_RNSt16remove_referenceISN_E4typeE+0x1c): relocation truncated to fit: secrel32 against `.debug_frame$_ZSt7forwardIRZZN2tf11FlowBuilder15for_each_guidedIN4entt10basic_viewIJNS3_6entityENS3_9exclude_tIJEEEK9Satellite8Position18GeographicPosition8VelocityEE13view_iteratorESE_ZN29SatelliteMobilityUpdateSystem6systemERNS0_7SubflowERNS3_14basic_registryIS5_EEEUlS5_E_iEENS0_4TaskEOT_OT0_OT1_OT2_ENUlSH_E_clESH_EUlvE_ESO_RNSt16remove_referenceISN_E4typeE'
debug/main.o:main.cpp:(.debug_frame$_ZSt13__invoke_implIvRZZN2tf11FlowBuilder15for_each_guidedIN4entt10basic_viewIJNS3_6entityENS3_9exclude_tIJEEEK9Satellite8Position18GeographicPosition8VelocityEE13view_iteratorESE_ZN29SatelliteMobilityUpdateSystem6systemERNS0_7SubflowERNS3_14basic_registryIS5_EEEUlS5_E_iEENS0_4TaskEOT_OT0_OT1_OT2_ENUlSH_E_clESH_EUlvE_JEESN_St14__invoke_otherSQ_DpOT1_+0x1c): relocation truncated to fit: secrel32 against `.debug_frame$_ZSt13__invoke_implIvRZZN2tf11FlowBuilder15for_each_guidedIN4entt10basic_viewIJNS3_6entityENS3_9exclude_tIJEEEK9Satellite8Position18GeographicPosition8VelocityEE13view_iteratorESE_ZN29SatelliteMobilityUpdateSystem6systemERNS0_7SubflowERNS3_14basic_registryIS5_EEEUlS5_E_iEENS0_4TaskEOT_OT0_OT1_OT2_ENUlSH_E_clESH_EUlvE_JEESN_St14__invoke_otherSQ_DpOT1_'
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debug/main.o:main.cpp:(.debug_frame$_ZNSt14_Function_base13_Base_managerIZZN2tf11FlowBuilder15for_each_guidedIN4entt10basic_viewIJNS4_6entityENS4_9exclude_tIJEEEK9Satellite8Position18GeographicPosition8VelocityEE13view_iteratorESF_ZN29SatelliteMobilityUpdateSystem6systemERNS1_7SubflowERNS4_14basic_registryIS6_EEEUlS6_E_iEENS1_4TaskEOT_OT0_OT1_OT2_ENUlSI_E_clESI_EUlvE_E10_M_destroyERSt9_Any_dataSt17integral_constantIbLb0EE+0x1c): relocation truncated to fit: secrel32 against `.debug_frame$_ZNSt14_Function_base13_Base_managerIZZN2tf11FlowBuilder15for_each_guidedIN4entt10basic_viewIJNS4_6entityENS4_9exclude_tIJEEEK9Satellite8Position18GeographicPosition8VelocityEE13view_iteratorESF_ZN29SatelliteMobilityUpdateSystem6systemERNS1_7SubflowERNS4_14basic_registryIS6_EEEUlS6_E_iEENS1_4TaskEOT_OT0_OT1_OT2_ENUlSI_E_clESI_EUlvE_E10_M_destroyERSt9_Any_dataSt17integral_constantIbLb0EE'
debug/main.o:main.cpp:(.debug_frame$_ZNKSt9_Any_data9_M_accessIPZN2tf11FlowBuilder15for_each_guidedIN4entt10basic_viewIJNS4_6entityENS4_9exclude_tIJEEEK9Satellite8Position18GeographicPosition8VelocityEE13view_iteratorESF_ZN29SatelliteMobilityUpdateSystem6systemERNS1_7SubflowERNS4_14basic_registryIS6_EEEUlS6_E_iEENS1_4TaskEOT_OT0_OT1_OT2_EUlSI_E_EERKSO_v+0x1c): relocation truncated to fit: secrel32 against `.debug_frame$_ZNKSt9_Any_data9_M_accessIPZN2tf11FlowBuilder15for_each_guidedIN4entt10basic_viewIJNS4_6entityENS4_9exclude_tIJEEEK9Satellite8Position18GeographicPosition8VelocityEE13view_iteratorESF_ZN29SatelliteMobilityUpdateSystem6systemERNS1_7SubflowERNS4_14basic_registryIS6_EEEUlS6_E_iEENS1_4TaskEOT_OT0_OT1_OT2_EUlSI_E_EERKSO_v'
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debug/main.o:main.cpp:(.debug_frame$_ZSt13__invoke_implIvRZN2tf11FlowBuilder15for_each_guidedIN4entt10basic_viewIJNS3_6entityENS3_9exclude_tIJEEEK9Satellite8Position18GeographicPosition8VelocityEE13view_iteratorESE_ZN29SatelliteMobilityUpdateSystem6systemERNS0_7SubflowERNS3_14basic_registryIS5_EEEUlS5_E_iEENS0_4TaskEOT_OT0_OT1_OT2_EUlSH_E_JSH_EESN_St14__invoke_otherSQ_DpOT1_+0x1c): additional relocation overflows omitted from the output
collect2.exe: error: ld returned 1 exit status

I checked section sizes of the main object with GNU size tool. I added the "-fstack-usage" flag to check stack usage. I added the "fPIC" flag to the common library. It didn't fix the issue.
I am looking for some hints.
Thank you by advance !


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Big game hunter killed when shot elephant collapses on top of him
TOP OF THE WORLD: YOUR TOTAL GUIDE TO THE BIG 'IDOL' RECITAL
By Don Kaplan
December 16, 2003 | 5:00am
IT'S a small "World Idol" after all.
A new global talent show airing on Christmas night on Fox will pit the winners of 11 different versions of "American Idol" against each other in a two-hour contest. The winner will be announced in a separate telecast on New Years Day.
The voting will not be a straight popular vote. The organizers realized that Kelly Clarkson could likely win in a walkover – because the U.S. is so much bigger than other competing countries.
Under a special voting system, the winner will be decided – electoral college-style – by how many countries they carry.
"Each territory's own performer will automatically win in their territory," says Ken Warwick, "World Idol" executive producer. "From each country, we will want to know who's second and third and so on."
The system evens the playing field so that countries with small populations can compete fairly against countries with large populations.
Competitors include Clarkson, U.K. winner Will Young, Australia's Guy Sabastian along with top "Idol" winners from Poland, Belgium, Germany, The Netherlands, Canada, Norway, South Africa and the winner of the Pan Arabic Idol competition that airs in 22 Middle Eastern countries.
Each singer is allowed to choose a song that they feel best represents their vocal talent.
Clarkson, who favors Aretha Franklin tunes, is slated to sing "Respect." With the exception of the Jordanian Diana Karazon, most of the singers will sing in English, says Warwick.
"Most universal, commercial songs are in English," he said.
Viewers vote by phone.
Producers in each country will count viewer's votes and rank the singers in first place through 11th based on how many votes are cast for each performer.
First place is worth 12 points, second is worth 10 and so on. At the end of the competition, when all the points from each territory are added together, the performer with the most points wins.
The contest will also feature 11 on-air judges – one to represent each territory in the competition. But you won't hear the comments of each judge either. Because of time constraints, producers will keep the most entertaining or interesting comments.
"Generally speaking, we'll use the most caustic and the most kind com ments," said Warwick. Not surprisingly, U.S. judge Simon Cowell is expected to get the most airtime. "He has far and away the most caustic reputation in the world," Warwick said.
America's sweetheart won "Idol" last year, her first album, "Thankful," is platinum.
The original winner of the first "Idol" has scored five No. 1 hits so far.
Alex (Alicja Janosz)
Her album, "Ala Janosz," has churned out two European top-selling singles.
Peter Evrard
Freaked out judges with his trademark, "satanic goatee and long hair."
Diana Karazon
Pan Arabic
Jordanian sweetheart has performed for her country's king.
Alexander Klaws
Both his first single and album have been No. 1 on German charts.
Jamai Loman
First single has gone quadruple platinum in Europe.
Ryan Malcolm
His first single, "Something More," is No. 1 across Canada.
Kurt Nilsen
Both his first single and album are chart toppers with Norway.
Guy Sabastian
In just two weeks, his debut single has become the highest selling Australian single in his country's history.
Heinz Winckler
He's been declared one his country's "sexiest males."
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C. Suetonius Tranquillus, Tiberius (ed. Alexander Thomson), chapter 10 (search)
of detaining him, he refused to take any sustenance for four days together. At last, having obtained permission, leaving his wife and son at Rome, he proceeded to Ostia,Ostia, at the mouth of the Tiber, about thirteen miles from the city, was founded by Ancus Martins. Being the port of a city like Rome, it could not fail to becomeOstia, at the mouth of the Tiber, about thirteen miles from the city, was founded by Ancus Martins. Being the port of a city like Rome, it could not fail to become opulent; and it was a place of much resort, ornamented with fine edifices, and the environs " never failing of pasture in the summer time, and in the winter covered with roses and other flowers." The port having been filled up with the depositions of the Tiber, it became deserted, and is now abandoned to misery and malaria. The billed up with the depositions of the Tiber, it became deserted, and is now abandoned to misery and malaria. The bishopric of Ostia being the oldest in the Roman church, its bishop has always retained some peculiar privileges. without exchanging a word with those who attended him, and having enbraced but very few persons at parting.
From Ostia, journeying along the coast of Campania, he halted awhile on receiving intelligence of Augustus's being taken ill, but this giving rise to a rumour that he stayed with a view to something extraordinary, he sailed with the wind almost full against him, and arrived at Rhodes, having been struck with the pleasantness and healthiness of the island at the time of his landing there in his return from Armenia. Here contenting himself with a small house, and a villa not much larger, near the town, he led entirely a private life, taking his walks sometimes about the Gymnasia, The Gymnasia were places of exercise, and received their name from the Greek word signifying naked, because the contending parties wore nothing but drawers. without any lictor or other attendant, and returning the civilities of the Greeks with almost as much complaisance as if he had been upon a level with them. One morning, in settling the course of his daily excursion, he happened to say, that he should vi
C. Suetonius Tranquillus, Caligula (ed. Alexander Thomson), chapter 15 (search)
th floods of tears, a speech in praise of Tiberius, and buried him with the utmost pomp, he immediately hastened over to Pandataria and the Pontian islands,See Tiberius, cc. liii. liv. to bring thence the ashes of his mother and brother; and, to testify the great regard he had for their memory, he performed the voyage in a very tempestuous season. He approached their remains with profound veneration, and deposited them in the urns with his own hands. Having brought them in grand solemnity to Ostia,See TIBERIUS, c. X.; and note. with an ensign flying in the stern of the galley, and thence up the Tiber to Rome, they were borne by persons of the first distinction in the equestrian order, on two biers, into the mausoleum,The mausoleum built by Augustus, mentioned before in his Life, ch. xcix at noon-day. He appointed yearly offerings to be solemnly and publicly celebrated to their memory, besides Circensian games to that of his mother, and a chariot with her image to be included in the pr
Those for whom he once conceived a regard, he favoured even to madness. He used to kiss Mnester, the pantomimic actor, publicly in the theatre; and if any person made the least noise while he was dancing, he would order him to be dragged from his seat, and scourged him with his own hand. A Roman knight once making some bustle, he sent him, by a centurion, an order to depart forthwith for Ostia,The port of Rome. and carry a letter from him to king Ptolemy in Mauritania. The letter was comprised in these words: "Do neither good nor harm to the bearer." He made some gladiators captains of his German guards. He deprived the gladiators called Mirmillones of some of their arms. One Columbus coming off with victory in a combat, but being slightly wounded, he ordered some poison to be infused in the wound, which he thence called Columbinum. For thus it was certainly named with his own hand in a list of other poisons. He was so extravagantly fond of the party of charioteers whose colours
C. Suetonius Tranquillus, Divus Claudius (ed. Alexander Thomson), chapter 17 (search)
s Britannos. Ode i. 35. But the word iturus shews that the scheme was only projected, and the lines previously quoted are mere poetical flattery. Strabo's statement of the communications kept up with the petty kings of Britain, who were perhaps divided by intestine wars, are, to a certain extent, probably correct, as such a policy would be a prelude to the intended expedition. and was then chafing with rage, because the Romans would not give up some deserters. Accordingly, he set sail from Ostia, but was twice very near being wrecked by the boisterous wind called Circius, Circius. Aulus Gellius, Seneca, and Pliny, mention under this name the strong southerly gales which prevail in the gulf of Genoa and the neighbouring seas. upon the coast of Liguria, near the islands called Stoechades. The Stoechades were the islands now called Hieres, off Toulon. Having marched by land from Marseilles to Gessoriacum, Claudius must have expended more time in his march from Marseilles to Gessoriac
red in a similar work for lowering the level of the waters in the Alban lake, completed A. U. C. 359. and the harbour of Ostia; although he knew that Augustus had refused to comply with the repeated application of the Marsians for one of these; andmployed in the work for eleven years.Respecting the Claudian aqueduct, see CALIGULA, c. xxi. He formed the harbour at Ostia, by carrying out circular piers on the right and on the left, with a mole protecting, in deep water, the entrance of the port.Ostia is referred to in a note, TIBERIUS, c. xi. To secure the foundation of this mole, he sunk the vessel in which the great obeliskSuetonius calls this " the great obelisk " in comparison with those which Augustus had placed in the Circus Maxel; 120,000 bushels of lentiles served for its ballast; the length of it nearly equalled all the left side of the port of Ostia; for it was sent there by the emperor Claudius. The thickness of the tree was as much as four men could embrace with thei
he informed the public, that his ancestor Appius Caecus, the censor, had elected the sons of freedmen into the senate; for he was ignorant, it seems, that in the times of Appius, and a long while afterwards, persons manumitted were not called freedmen, but only their sons who were free-born. Instead of the expense which the college of quaestors was obliged to incur in paving the high-ways, he ordered them to give the people an exhibition of gladiators; and relieving them of the provinces of Ostia and [Cisalpine] Gaul, he reinstated them in the charge of the treasury, which, since it was taken from them, had been managed by the praetors, or those who had formerly filled that office. He gave the triumphal ornaments to Silanus, who was betrothed to his daughter, though he was under age; and in other cases, he bestowed them on so many, and with so little reserve, that there is extant a letter unanimously addressed to him by all the legions, begging him "to grant his consular lieutenants
e; and that if any one chose to kill at once, rather than expose, a slave, he should be liable for murder. He published a proclamation, forbidding all travellers to pass through the towns of Italy any otherwise than on foot, or in a litter or chair.Which were carried on the shoulders of slaves. This prohibition had for its object either to save the wear and tear in the narrow streets, or to pay respect to the liberties of the town. He quartered a cohort of soldiers at Puteoli, and another at Ostia, to be in readiness against any accidents from fire. He prohibited foreigners from adopting Roman names, especially those which belonged to families.See the note in c. i. of this life of CLAUDIUS. Those who falsely pretended to the freedom of Rome, he heheaded on the Esquiline. He gave up to the senate the provinces of Achaia and Macedonia, which Tiberius had transferred to his own administration. He deprived the Lycians of their liberties, as a punishment for their fatal dissensions; but re
e. Among other reasons for his supporting a certain person who was candidate for the quaestorship, he gave this: "His father," said he, " once gave me, very seasonably, a draught of cold water when I was sick." Upon his bringing a woman as a witness in some cause before the senate, he said, "This woman was my mother's freedwoman and dresser, but she always considered me as her nraster; and this I say, because there are some still in my family that do not look upon tie as such." The people of Ostia addressing him in open court with a petition, he flew into a rage at them, and said, "There is no reason why I should oblige you: if any one else is free to act as he pleases, surely I am." The following expressions he had in his mouth every day, and at all hours and seasons: "What! do you take me for a Theogonius?"Scaliger and Casaubon give Teleggenius as the reading of the best manuscripts. Whoever he was, his name seems to have been a byeword for a notorious fool. And in Greek la/lei kai
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He devised a new style of building in the city, ordering piazzas to be erected before all houses both in the streets and detached, to give facilities from their terraces, in case of fire, for preventing it from spreading; and these he built at his own expense. He likewise designed to extend the city walls as far as Ostia, and bring the sea from thence by a canal into the old city. Many severe regulations and new orders were made in his time. A sumptuary law was enacted. Public suppers were limited to the Sportulae;The Sportulae were small wicker baskets, in which victuals or money were carried. The word was in consequence applied to the public entertainments at which food was distributed, or money given in lieu of it. and victualling-houses restrained from selling any dressed victuals, except pulse and herbs, whereas before they sold all kinds of meat. He likewise inflicted punishments on the Christians, a sort of people who held a new and impious"Superstitionis novae et maleficae,"


Drexel Preparatory Academy in Nashville saw some three dozen students from its school being treated for carbon monoxide poisoning and will be closed on Tuesday, January 15, 2013.
Often called "the silent killer," carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless and tasteless toxic gas produced by incomplete combustion in fuel-burning devices such as furnaces, boilers and heaters for water and swimming pools. One news report indicates that the site of the Drexel leak is the central heating and air unit.
The incident at Drexel follows a rash of other carbon monoxide exposure events in other schools, including a recent incident at Finch Elementary School in Atlanta, where over 500 people were evacuated and some 49 were hospitalized.
Since 2007, more than 3,000 students have had to evacuate schools in at least 19 incidents of high levels of carbon monoxide, according to USA Today.
Very few states have laws that require carbon monoxide alarms. According to an article from Channel 22 News in Nashville, there were some carbon monoxide monitors in the Drexel tactility but not in the area where the leak occurred.
Even though Tennessee statutes do not require the alarms, the law requires every property owner to exercise reasonable care for the safety of those that are lawfully on the premises.
Carbon monoxide monitors are relatively inexpensive and are very easy to install. The fact that the school had them installed in some places of the building indicates that it was aware of the risk of a carbon monoxide leak.


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Galaxy includes an advanced infrastructure that directly assists development teams in designing and building complex applications. Galaxy's infrastructure consists of seventeen managers, plus other mechanisms, that boost application performance, eliminate redundant code, and allow the development team to build, test, and enhance a large-scale application quickly and efficiently. Selected Structural Managers are described below.
The Dictionary Manager, Name Manager, and scribes are key parts of the Galaxy infrastructure. They are used extensively in Galaxy applications - and in Galaxy.
The Dictionary Manager offers a configurable hash table for applications that need quick, low-overhead keyed access to, and storage of, memory-resident data. Dictionaries are used heavily by the Command Manager to maximize efficiency and performance. Dictionaries help minimize coding overlaps between modules, and automatically resize when the number of elements in them exceed a threshold density, without developer intervention.
The Name Manager provides local and global name tables that are used to quickly and efficiently resolve string references without resorting to character level comparison. Name tables use pointers to the actual character contents of a string, enabling tables to resolve name references as quickly and far more intuitively than the integer comparison approach. Galaxy's Name Manager also allows the runtime querying of object attributes.
Scribes are transient objects that provide full encapsulation of strings. Scribes handle string conversions internally, so the developer can avoid having to manage the details of converting strings between languages or formats. Scribes also offer a "lightweight" mechanism for generating a string from multiple scribes by concatenating a set of encapsulated scribes into a string.
Four "Core" object classes of the Galaxy Infrastructure.
Galaxy's infrastructure also includes four "core" object classes: the instance class, the delegator object class, the object class, and the attributed object class.
The instance class implements a simple object with initialization and destruction semantics. The instance class can be used for building other object classes that require startup and shutdown semantics, but do not need the more extensive set of methods provided by the vobject class.
The delegator class implements a flexible model for dynamic inheritance of methods among certain Galaxy object types. A delegator object can implement a method itself, or 'delegate' the method to another object, allowing objects to dynamically inherit methods from other objects at runtime, without having to recompile. An object can be both a delegator and a delegate, and delegate objects can be shared among delegators. For example, a delegate class that reads and writes raw byte data could be shared by both a delegator that reads and writes integers and a delegator that reads and writes strings. With dynamic inheritance, object functions are not strictly limited by the inheritance hierarchy available at compile time, and backwards-compatible structural changes can be made to an application without disruption.
The object class provides the typical starting point for subclassing in Galaxy. All of the user interface classes provided by Galaxy inherit from the object class. The object class contains a rich set of message definitions for static or dynamic copying, resource management, and tagging.
The attributed object class implements an innovative model for dynamic inheritance of properties among Galaxy user interface objects. Attributes of objects in the user interface hierarchy have values that can be bound and queried by an application through the Command Manager. This abstraction allows attributed objects to be enhanced, moved, and even replaced at run time, without changing any application code.
The Class Manager provides a rich set of functions for defining classes, objects, methods, and inheritance using ANSI standard C. The Class Manager extends the C language with object-oriented capabilities normally associated with C++, such as subclassing, overloading, inheritance, polymorphism, and class determination. The Class Manager also provides some highly advanced additional capabilities, such as dynamic inheritance. Dynamic inheritance allows object relationships to be defined at runtime. The Class Manager augments the C language with the mechanisms to work with a variety of class types—from "lightweight" classes with initialization and destruction semantics to "heavy" classes with resource storage semantics—to assist in the development of custom classes. The Class Manager enables developers working in C to take advantage of the dynamic capabilities of attributed objects and delegator objects.
The Command Manager works in conjunction with the Class Manager to allow application code to be developed and managed separately from the implementation of the user interface. Dynamic attribute binding is the basis of the Command Manager. When a command is issued by an object, the object's attributes are bundled with the command, so the application can determine the state of the object issuing the command. An application using the services of the Command Manager does not refer directly to user interface objects. Galaxy's attribute binding mechanism resolves named command references automatically at runtime.
The linkage between the user interface and the actions implemented by the application is expressed visually in the Galaxy Visual Resource Builder by setting the object tag, without application code. The developer defines the actions the application can perform and "exports" these actions in the form of a dictionary of command names. There is a direct relationship between command names and user interface object tags. When a user interface object is activated by a user, the object builds a command on-the-fly, based on its tag and attribute dictionary, and issues a command with the same name as the issuing object. The application responds to the command, instead of to the user interface object. So, even if the user interface object is changed, as long as it issues the same command the application will make the appropriate response. This mechanism allows the developer to significantly change the behavior of an application without requiring changes to the source code and launching an entire edit, compile, link, debug cycle.
The Resource Manager supplies a mechanism for the persistent storage of structured data in machine-independent binary files. Both applications and other Galaxy Managers use the Resource Manager to store and retrieve user interface objects, strings, graphics, and other Galaxy resources. Resource files can be created either through the Resource Manager API or by using the Galaxy Resource Environment. The entire user interface for an application will typically be stored in one or more resource files, making application test/debug, internationalization, and enhancements relatively straightforward. The Resource Manager can also be used to embed read-only resource files within an executable file, allowing an entire application to be delivered as a single executable file. Disk-based resource files are completely portable across machine architectures. Multi-byte values are stored in native form and translated when read on a new platform. The Resource Manager operates on eleven primitive resource types, each of which corresponds either to a C/C++ or a Galaxy data type. A resource file consists of a dictionary which holds resource components, including other dictionaries or arrays of resource components.
The Representation Manager allows the developer to create and manipulate generic objects called scraps. Scraps encapsulate a piece of typed data and the information required to access and interpret that data. The Representation Manager provides a powerful abstraction that allows data stored in different formats, such as native integers, resource integers, preference integers, or network integers to be accessed and converted through a single API. Scrap classes inherit from the Instance class and the Delegator class. The Delegator class provides scraps with multiple inheritance capabilities that make the Representation Manager a highly flexible element in building a complex, high-performance application.
Representation Manager functionality underlies the Datatag Manager, which enables diverse applications to transact data across the network. Scraps can also be used to pass preference data to the Galaxy Preference Manager, or to access resources and resource files instead of using the Resource Manager API.


Diageo Plc, the world's biggest liquor company, moved closer to keeping the right to label a spirit distilled from grapes as "vodka" after European lawmakers dismissed Swedish calls to limit the drink's raw materials to more traditional ingredients.
Sweden's Vin & Spirit AB, which makes Absolut vodka, and Polish, Finnish and Baltic distillers want to limit the name to alcohol made from grain or potatoes. They say vodka is entitled to the same strict ingredient rules in the European Union as applied to whiskey or rum. London-based Diageo Plc has produced Ciroc vodka from French grapes since 2003. Vodkas distilled from less traditional ingredients such as grapes or molasses make up about 10 percent of the vodka market in the EU.
Today's vote by the European Parliament's Environment and Food Safety Committee, permits vodkas that aren't made from potatoes or cereals provided they're labeled as such. "Vodka has always been made from a wide range of raw materials and the Parliament has agreed to set minimum standards and given the clear view that the raw materials shouldn't be restricted," Alan Butler, a spokesman on EU affairs for Diageo, said by telephone. The proposal, a first step in updating an 18-year-old law, still needs further approvals from the full Parliament and the EU's 27 governments.
Diageo, which owns the grain-distilled Smirnoff brand, would be satisfied with a law that requires distillers to list ingredients on the labels, as most already do, Butler said. Diageo prints the wording "distilled from fine French grapes" on bottles of its Ciroc brand vodka.
The parliament committee's proposed labeling solution may run into difficulties in court if producers claim there is discrimination against products that are considered legally identical, said Peeter Luksep, head of European affairs for Vin & Sprit, which makes Absolut from wheat. "We would have preferred not to have any hybrid categories," he said in a telephone interview from Stockholm. "But if this leads to legislation that works as intended, it would deter producers from using unusual raw materials" because they'd have to declare them on the bottle.
The debate over changes to an EU definition dating from 1989 pits countries that weren't members of the bloc at the time - Poland, Sweden, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Finland - against the UK and France, which don't have a tradition of making the spirit. Defenders of other raw materials for the spirit point to a tradition at least 1,000 years old in Russia and Poland that includes distilling vodka from grapes for medicinal uses as well its use as an ingredient in making gunpowder, according to the London-based Gin & Vodka Association.
Without quality criteria similar to those applied to whiskies, brandies and rums, vodka can, in theory, be distilled from any agricultural product including surplus wine, Luksep said. "Vodka's reputation comes from being seen as the purest of alcohols because it uses raw materials that aren't smoked or kept in casks to age, so there's a sense of discrimination that the label can be used as a generic," he said. Diageo may seek to buy Absolut when the Swedish government puts the brand up for sale, CEO Paul Walsh said last month. Absolut is the second-most popular vodka brand in the US after Smirnoff, the most popular brand worldwide.


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Ралф Шумахер е германски автомобилен състезател, пилот от Формула 1 и ДТМ, брат на световния шампион Михаел Шумахер. От сезон 2005 е пилот на Тойота.

Лични данни
Роден е на 30 юни 1975 г. в немското градче Керпен. Женен е за Кора, с която живеят в Залцбург, Австрия. Висок е 1,78 м и тежи 73 кг.

Състезателна дейност
Ралф Шумахер започва да кара картинг още на 3 години на пистата в Керпен. Дебютът му в състезанията е през 1983 г.
 1993 г. – става втори в шампионата BMW-ADAC Формула Джуниър
 1994 г. – трети в германския шампионат на Формула 3
 1995 г. – победител в Гран при на Макао във Формула 3
 1996 г. – стама шампион в японската Формула 3000 и Нипон

Дебютът му във Формула 1 е в Гран При на Австралия през 1997 г. с екипа на Джордан. Той успява да се качи на подиума в своето едва трето състезание за Голямата награда на Аржентина. През 1999 г. преминава в екипа на Уилямс, където е съотборник с Алесандро Занарди, известен повече с постиженията си в сериите КАРТ. През 2001 г. в тима идва темпераментният Хуан Пабло Монтоя, с когото Ралф има известни търкания, но в крайна сметка това е един стимул да докаже способностите си. Така през сезона той успява да вземе три победи на пистите Имола, Жил Вилньов и Хокенхаймринг. Сезон 2002 г. е отбелязан само с една победа в Малайзия, но през 2003 г. печели първите места на Нюрбургринг и Маникур, точно когато е критикуван за слабото си каране от широката публика.

През 2004 Ралф пострадва сериозно в катастрофа на състезанието в Индианаполис, което му попречва да вземе участие в доста от стартовете, а съответно и да покаже задоволителен резултат в крайното класиране. В средата на сезона между него и тима на Уилямс възникват проблеми за подновяването на договора му, поради което той предпочита да се обвърже с екипа на Тойота, които са готови да му осигурят приходи, възлизащи на 50 милиона долара. Там ще бъде съотборник с италианеца Ярно Трули.

През 2008 той решава да се състезава за ДТМ за автомобилния отбор на Мерцедес за Мюке Моторспорт. Той завърши сезона на 14-о място само с 3 точки в актива си и това бяха в Нюрбургринг и на пистата Каталуня.

Източници

Външни препратки
 Официален сайт
 Ralf Schumacher Fan page (English) Фен сайт

Шумахер, Ралф

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using System;
using UnityEngine;
using GameAnalyticsSDK;
using GameAnalyticsSDK.Events;

namespace HutongGames.PlayMaker.Actions
{
	[ActionCategory("GameAnalytics")]
	[Tooltip("Sets the birth year of the user")]
	[HelpUrl("https://hutonggames.fogbugz.com/default.asp?W1166")]
	public class SetBirthYear : FsmStateAction
	{
		[RequiredField]
		[Tooltip("The player's birth year as an int.")]
		public FsmInt BirthYear;

		public override void Reset()
		{
			BirthYear = new FsmInt() { UseVariable = false };
		}

		public override void OnEnter()
		{
			GA_Setup.SetBirthYear(BirthYear.Value);

			Finish();
		}
	}
}

#endif


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Explore beautiful stretch of desert on trip to L.A.
TravelMar 18, 2011
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Korea Best Seller
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52 women recount their time in the deep south of the '60s
A restlessness in her soul would not let Gloria House be. She was a graduate student in 1963 studying French at the University of California at Berkeley. But how could she study when four little black girls were blown to bits by dynamite that tore through their Birmingham, Ala., church? And when the bodies of three boys ― two white, one black ― who'd gone south to help black people, were found ...
China writer Bi Feiyu wins Asia's top literary prize
HONG KONG (AFP) ― Acclaimed Chinese author Bi Feiyu on Thursday won Asia's top literary prize for his "Three Sisters," set during the Cultural Revolution. Bi edged out four other shortlisted authors to secure the $30,000 Man Asian Literary Prize with the story of three women who "strive to change the course of their destinies" in one of China's most chaotic political periods. "When I entered th...
Multiple lives of a Swedish literary giant
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Around the hotels
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Kim calls Jasmine Revolution another 'candlelight vigil'
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Health fears rise amid Japan crisis
HealthMar 17, 2011
Fears about health risks rose dramatically in Japan on Tuesday with news of a greater radiation release and renewed warnings to remaining residents within 20 miles to stay indoors. Japanese officials said that more radiation was released at a nuclear plant disastrously damaged by last week's tsunami. Prime Minister Naoto Kan said radiation had spread from four reactors. "The level seems very hi...
French named Busan ad festival chief judge
PeopleMar 17, 2011
Neil French, a big name in advertising, has been appointed as chief judge of the Busan International Advertising Festival, or AD STARS. The British ad celebrity is former Creative Director at WPP Group and the recipient of more than 500 awards in numerous advertising festivals. French is credited with bringing the creative revolution to Asia when he was associated with The Ball Partnership in Si...
Surfer brings sport's benefits to villages in Latin America
SANTA CRUZ, California ― When Soquel, California, resident Nick Mucha was serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in 2004, he took a handful of surf trips, visiting friends who owned a surf camp in the small fishing village of Gigante, Nicaragua. Unbeknownst to him at the time, Mucha would effect change in that community in a significant way. Mucha, an avid surfer, saw a community on the southwestern...
Pop singer mulls modes of donation
Kim's Dokdo role means careful consideration over Japan quake aid There is a famous Bible verse on doing good deeds. It states: "When you give to someone in need, don't let your left hand know what your right hand is doing." Kim Jang-hoon, the pop singer dubbed the "angel of donation" for his generous giving to society, agrees partially with the statement. "There are two genres in donations. On...
Korea to offer condolences in Japanese newspapers
CultureMar 17, 2011
The government in cooperation with Korea Tourism Organization and local tourism companies plans to publish condolences in Japanese newspapers next week. "In the wake of the latest massive earthquake and tsunami Japanese people are suffering greatly. To console them, the KTO and the local tourism industry are in talks to put a condolences advertisement in the Japanese media," Vice Culture Ministe...
Those in 40s least likely to quit smoking
One of the most popular resolutions is to quit smoking, but according to a research result, those in their 40s are most unlikely to stick to their pledge while those over 60s tend to keep their promises. According to the Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs' study of 800 adult male smokers registered at smokers' clinics nationwide between 2006 and 2008, 18.4 percent have succeeded in qu...
S. Korea welcomes accord with France on transfer of 'Oegyujanggak' royal books
South Korea on Thursday welcomed an agreement with France to transfer centuries-old Korean royal books from Paris to Seoul between March and May beginning with the first shipment later this month. Officials from the national museums of the two countries signed the agreement in Paris on Wednesday to transport 297 volumes of the "Oegyujanggak" to Seoul in four shipments from March 28, according to...


I probably wouldn't make a general statement about weeds like that because there are some that are incredibly invasive and destroy native habitat, because some idiot 200 years ago decided to introduce it. Scotch broom, gorse, and ailanthus are all examples of horrendous weeds that truly deserve the term and that homeowners need to actively monitor and remove.
Hi, and thank you for your comment. Yes, there are also some pretty bad weeds that are not our friends! Great examples, The Ecofeminist, thank you!
People would benefit by a knowledge of at least the "basic" "good weeds" such as plantain, burdock, dandelion, and many others. Cheap salad greens, and excellent preventative medicine…but the vital part is learning proper identification, as not all weeds are harmless.
Thank you Carolee! If I can grow just a few things I will be so thrilled!
That is so true, Carolee! Thank you for your input. I really appreciate it!


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Is attraction physical or mental?
Is attraction always physical?
Is attraction chemical or emotional?
Is love based on physical attraction?
What causes a strong attraction to someone?
How is attraction different than love?
Is love real or fake?
What are the 3 stages of love?
How long does physical attraction last?
Should I date someone I'm not physically attracted to?
Can a relationship work without physical attraction?
Is it always sexual? Emotional attraction isn't necessarily sexual, especially if physical attraction isn't a factor. "Sexual attraction builds as we see both emotional and physical attraction connecting into a stronger sexual draw," Ewing explains.
Attraction, as an emotion system, evolved to perform essential functions in the mating process. It enables individuals to select between potential partners, conserve and focus their mating energy, and maintain this focus until insemination occurs.
Stages of romantic love. Our culture spins a narrative that romantic love starts with a strong physical attraction (lust), but the process of falling in love is usually more complicated and involves a negotiation of many factors including physical appearance, intelligence, similarity, and resources.
According to professor Claire Hart, who teaches a module on the psychology of attraction at University of Southampton, there are five main determinants of attraction: physical attractiveness, proximity, similarity, reciprocity and familiarity.
The desire may be out of a need to have physical intimacy. You may also be attracted to someone's intellect. However, love is unconditional and is not followed by any personal need. Attraction can make you go crazy about someone only till it persists.
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Love, as with all emotions, has no external physical reality: it may be driven by neural events, but it is nonetheless a purely subjective experience.
You may just feel all giddy and romantic, but scientists have identified three specific stages of falling in love as they relate to different hormone responses: lust, attraction, and attachment.
Expect the passion to last two to three years at most, says Dr. Fred Nour, a neurologist in Mission Viejo, California, and author of the book "True Love: How to Use Science to Understand Love."
Ultimately, it's best not to commit to a relationship with someone until you feel attracted to the person completely. That said, it's totally OK to date and see if connection and physical chemistry grow. … It means something; you need to feel interested enough to want to read on.
"While physical attraction plays an important evolutionary role in reproduction, there's nothing to say that a lack of sexual attraction will negatively impact a relationship," Backe explains.


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Hill, Peter
(? - ) UK author and Television scriptwriter, formerly a detective inspector in the London Metropolitan Police, now living in New Zealand; his novels include several crime thrillers not listed below. He began to publish work of sf interest with Survivors: Genesis of a Hero (1977) as by John Eyers, Tie to the Television series Survivors (1975-1977) which is set some time after the series ends, in a balkanized Post-Holocaust UK still traumatized by the Great Death; a civil war begins between the National Unity Force, whose Dystopian territory is centred on Windsor Castle, and the Welsh Red Dragons, to whom the protagonist defects. In the end, a woman is pregnant with new life. After many years Hill returned to this scenario with the self-published sequel Survivors: Salvation (2021) as by John Eyers.
Under his own name Hill has published the initially Near-Future thriller sequence Evolution's Path. This opens with Killing Tomorrow (2013), a tale of Pandemic, and continues in the ensuing Post-Holocaust setting with The Ladies' Game (2015 ebook) and Procreation (2016). [JC/DRL]
Peter Hill
works (highly selected)
Survivors: Genesis of a Hero (London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1977) as by John Eyers [tie to the series: Survivors: hb/Grant Bradford and Andrew Ward]
Survivors: Salvation (New Zealand: John Eyers, 2021) as by John Eyers [tie to the series: Survivors: hb/]
Evolution's Path
Killing Tomorrow (New Zealand: Peter Hill, 2013) [Evolution's Path: pb/]
The Ladies' Game (New Zealand: Peter Hill, 2015) [ebook: Evolution's Path: na/]
Procreation (New Zealand: Peter Hill, 2013) [Evolution's Path: pb/]
Evolution's Path: Omnibus Edition (New Zealand: Peter Hill, 2018) [omni of the above three: ebook: Evolution's Path: na/]
Peter Hill / John Eyers