A poster entitled "The Feasibility of Robotic Percutaneous Coronary Intervention for Unprotected Left Main Stenosis in the Presence and Absence of Left Ventricular Hemodynamic Support" by Drs. John Bahadorani, Arturo Dominguez, Mitul Patel, Ryan Reeves and Ehtisham Mahmud from the University of California at San Diego Sulpizio Cardiovascular Center, Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, San Diego, CA was presented at TCT on Tuesday, October 13.
This study extended the results of the Percutaneous Robotically Enhanced Coronary Intervention Study (PRECISE) study that demonstrated the practicality of robotic PCI on simple coronary lesions. The current poster investigated the possibility of using the robotic CorPath system in percutaneous coronary interventions (PCI) performed on a more complicated situation, that of unprotected left main stenosis.
The PRECISION Registry was queried to identify all patients with unprotected left main stenosis treated robotically at the University of California at San Diego.
The PRECISION Registry is a post-market prospective single-arm, multicenter registry that collects data on the use, safety and effectiveness of the CorPath 200 system for patients undergoing PCI.
A total of 102 patients in the PRECISION Registry underwent robotically assisted PCI.
Of these patients, 6 had unprotected left main stenosis.
The success rate of robotically assisted PCI for the 6 subjects was 100%.
3 patients had robotically assisted PCI without hemodynamic support.
2 patients received hemodynamic support from the Impella 2.5.
1 patient was supported with an intra-aortic balloon pump.
Per the poster image below, Case #4 demonstrated use of the Impella 2.5 in a patient with a last remaining vessel. With the Impella in place, the left circumflex and LAD were wired and dilated. The Impella was removed at the end of the case.
This study demonstrated the feasibility of robotically assisted PCI for left main stenosis with and without hemodynamic support in a small group of patients (n=6).


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The RED balloons are civilians. The RED balloons with a dot are politicians, and other high profile killings. The BLUE balloons are police officers and soldiers (and other law enforcement officials). The BLUE balloons with a dot are high ranking officers. The YELLOW suns represent car bombs and the 2 GREEN people represent mass graves.
Mexico has a crime war. If drugs didn't exist, that wouldn't stop the crime war.
Where are balloon colors for police and soldiers who were also part of the drug-running efforts?
One unintended side effect of drug laws is that it corrupts police--so much money sloshing around.
How about mapping the dead from America's drug usage?
Mexico has a narco-related death problem. Without the prohibition on narcotics, you don't have the narco-related deaths. If we made alcohol illegal, we would have thousands of alcohol-related deaths tied to organized crime. Without prohibition of alcohol we don't have any deaths related to the distribution of alcohol.
"Since President Felipe Calderón launched a crackdown against cartels in 2006 more than 28,000 alleged criminals have been killed.
Of the total drug-related violence only 4% are innocent people, mostly by-passers and people trapped in between shootings; 90% accounts for criminals and 6% for military personnel and police officers.
Total crimes per capita average 12 per 1,000 people in Mexico, ranking as the 39th worst in a survey of 60 countries.
As of 2009 Mexico's homicide rate varied from 10~14 per 100,000 inhabitants; the world average is 10.9 per 100,000 inhabitants."
We can eliminate the crime of murder by making it legal.
However, would that have a positive or negative effect on society?
"We can eliminate the crime of murder by making it legal."
Surely you understand the difference between a crime with a victim and a crime without one.
"Mexico has a narco-related death problem. Without the prohibition on narcotics, you don't have the narco-related deaths. If we made alcohol illegal, we would have thousands of alcohol-related deaths tied to organized crime. Without prohibition of alcohol we don't have any deaths related to the distribution of alcohol."
Are you suggesting that if Mexico completely legalized drugs, then all the drug related problems would vanish?
"Are you suggesting that if Mexico completely legalized drugs, then all the drug related problems would vanish?"
No, I believe he is suggesting that if the US legalized all drugs, that there wouldn't be narco related deaths in Mexico.
How many are from ATF's Fast and Furious gun smuggling debacle?
Actually, Mexico legalized personal possession of small amounts a couple of years ago when I was living there.
It's still illegal to transport and sell the drugs which is what the violence is about. The US is a lucrative market and the drugs will move one way or another.
Michael Hoff: You mean, like, cigarettes? It would be huge, millions every year.
However, I do not recommend outlawing cigarettes.
I will say this: If I had a choice of just one drug to outlaw, it would be cigarettes. There is no more destructive, yet addictive, drug than cigarettes.
Lots of people drink too much, and start smoking in college. As they become adults, they usually drink less--but cannot quit the cigs.
We get a ton of drugs from Canada, yet Canada doesn't have the dead from the "Drug War" that Mexico has. How do you explain this? Is it because Mexico's civil society- courts & police- were corrupt long before the "drug war" and Canada's civil society wasn't.
The amount coming in from Canada is trivial compared to the amount coming thru Mexico.
Mexico is on the direct route to the US while Canada is a backdoor and out-of-the-way route ... which BTW, must go past the primary destination (the US and the police state there) to get to Canada ... Why would you bypass the whole west coast to smuggle drugs into Canada in order to bring them to the US?


Golden State Warriors vs. Cleveland Cavaliers: Philippine TV Schedule (BTV and ABS-CBN) - 2015 NBA Finals - Balita Boss!
The Golden State Warriors will face the Cleveland Cavaliers in a best-of-7 series for 2016 NBA Finals.
Click the above link to view the Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Golden State Warriors - 2016 NBA Finals telecast schedule on Philippine TV (ABS-CBN channel 2, ABS-CBN Sports+Action channel 23 and BTV), game results, scores, highlights and TV info.
LeBron James and Cleveland Cavaliers are back in the NBA Finals! And just like that, King James will be playing in his fifth consecutive NBA Finals.
The Cavaliers swept the Atlanta Hawks in four games of the Eastern Conference Finals to advance to the NBA Finals for the first time since 2007.
Led by MVP Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors will be playing in their first NBA Finals in 40 years (1975) after beating the Houston Rockets in Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals.


Instructables CEO ewilhelm is in the office today so the Instructables development team decided to cut loose and party!
The first step to a good party is to find something tasty to drink. We raided Tim Anderson's "wrong cabinet" and found our way into his home made batch of kombucha.
Interaction Engineers make excellent look-outs.
Once your all fired up on kombucha the next logical place to bring the party is right into the server room.
Find some stuff that looks important and unplug it!
We were first drawn to all the pretty CAT-5 cables coming in and out of our network hubs.
Then we found the really important stuff - local servers!
Find some expensive looking electronics (in this case a few satellite TV boxes) and play leapfrog with them. Remember to hold onto a fist full of network cable that you stole from the server room in the previous step.
Two-person shopping cart races through the hallways is also an exciting addition to any office party.
At Instructables HQ we obviously do a lot of work on the internet. Most of the time we spend online is therefore business related, but sometimes it's nice to just relax and browse the net for fun.
Find anyone who is still managing to work and STOP THEM!
Who knew there were so many uses for network cable?
...Well, not when you work at Instructables where it's part of the job to post instructables about the things we do.
Office parties can be a gateway to office romance. Here randofo gets some action from the largest Insructables robot sticker ever!
What party is complete without dancing?
Large front desks are not only great places to spread out and work, but also make great places to do the can-can!
As the party winds down your probably going to have a few people who need to rest. I can't really get good sleep unless I am passed out at the top of a one-of-a-kind electric harp made by Squid Labs.
I'm praying that my next stop has free wireless so I can check on the site, and this is what I find!?!? This is definitely going on everyone's performance review.
The next IBLES hq fun activity features you.
Are you thinking what i'm thinking? (24 hour video surveillance with cameras mounted in the instructables robot stickers and life size models and pictures with laser security guarding the cucumbers!!)oh your not... Figures. I think i'll go eat a cucumber.
I know. I'm so skilled.
How did you post this comment then if you are going to wait until your NEXT stop?
That's right - I can see them now: EVEN MORE BADASS THAN I ORIGINALLY THOUGHT We expect gold stars as well, and maybe a lollipop.
ahh i wished i was an intern!you get so much fun!
Also, it's Friday. Why are none of you wearing ties!??!?!?!
go fix the local severs we need instructables online!!!!
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What's Unique about psychology at UNCG?
A structured curriculum, including hands-on laboratory experience, builds depth of understanding.
Annual Kendon Smith Lecture Series and other lectures bring psychologists from around the nation to UNCG to discuss research issues.
Internationally recognized professors publish their work in the top research journals, including with student co-authors.
Psi Chi (Psychology Honor Society) sponsors social and academic events.
Opportunities are available every semester to conduct independent research under the direction of a faculty member.
Honors program that allows advanced students with strong academic records to gain in-depth seminar and research experience.
Psychology 472 enables students to obtain direct internship experience supplemented with classroom discussion and interpretation (examples of past internship sites include the Greensboro Police Department and various mental health agencies).
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Thanks to the generous sponsorships and donations for Touro University California's inaugural Planting Seeds For The Future fundraising event on June 9, 2016, we have helped secure funds for diversity scholarships available to our graduate students!
The Diversity Scholarship Award, charitably supported by the contributions of many individuals, local businesses, and organizations, promotes diversity within the Touro campus. We encourage recipients to contribute to the campus learning environment and share their experiences and perspectives through a diverse student body.
The initiative for a Diversity Scholarship, created in 2016, helps to build and sustain an inclusive graduate community at Touro University California and is essential in enhancing the quality of an intellectual environment for all students and faculty.
The fundraising event also provided an opportunity to recognize the efforts and contributions of the Mare Island 21ers, who helped end racial inequality in the workplace.
In 1961, a group of African American workers sparked a battle for civil rights. These gentlemen, called the Mare Island 21ers, stood up against racial injustice at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard in Vallejo, Ca. After mailing a racial discrimination complaint to President John F. Kennedy's Committee on Equal Job Opportunities in Washington DC, they received comparable wages and equal workforce treatment in the workplace.
On June 9th, Touro University California presented the Living History Award to the surviving four members of the 21ers: Louis Greer, James Davis, Clarence Williams, and Jake Sloan. They are a legacy of courage and activism on Mare Island!


A Nidhi company falls under the category of non-banking finance sector firms. The Central Government looks into the administration of Nidhi Companies. Reserve Bank of India (RBI) authorizes the Nidhi Company to give directions or orders regarding the matters of acceptance of deposits. The rudimentary business of Nidhi Company is to empower lending money between the members of the company. MCA also regulates the same.
Nurturing the habit of saving a money.
Lending money to and receiving deposits from its members only, for their common benefit.
Software for Nidhi Company provides finest and customized tool for managing all types of business activity within the company.
Software development for Nidhi Company is online web-based and provide integrated application with core banking system designed.
Software provides very comprehensive and simplified portions, with which the company can handle its accounting policies.
Software development will automate the business operation, making the organizational decision more effective and responsive.
This will also reduce the hours to perform day to day and administrative tasks.
The software will constantly monitor and will keep updated as per the new innovations in technology and customer's need.
Reports can be viewed on the screen and can be printed.
User-friendliness which ensures hassle-free usage.
High flexibility with expandability and upgradability. The software is used by societies and can be easily expanded to cover more activities whenever required.
Control over operations with inbuilt checks and balances, authorization procedures, etc.
The software has a capacity to handle high volumes of transactions without any difficulty.


Nearly three-quarters of Louisianans want the state to protect coverage of pre-existing conditions if federal protections are dropped—even if doing so results in higher insurance costs for healthy people. That's according to the fourth of six reports from the 2019 Louisiana Survey, released today.
Roughly the same percentage of residents (76%) approve of Medicaid expansion, the survey found. Although Democrats express the highest levels of approval, majorities of Republicans (57%) and independents (73%) also express favorable opinions of the policy.
The Louisiana Survey, a project of the Manship School's Reilly Center for Media & Public Affairs, is annually conducted by the Manship School's Public Policy Research Lab. This year's survey was conducted from Feb. 15 to March 7, and included 917 Louisianans aged 18 and older from across the state.
See the full fourth installment of the Louisiana Survey. The fifth report will be released on Tuesday.


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Rule 950 Arbitration
Matters Eligible for Submission
Sec. 1. These Arbitration Procedures are prescribed and adopted pursuant to Article X, Section 10-14 of the By-Laws of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, Inc. (the Exchange) for the arbitration of any dispute, claim or controversy arising out of or in connection with the securities business of any member of the Exchange:
(1) between or among members,
(2) between or among members and public customers or others, and
(3) between or among members, registered clearing agencies with which the Exchange has entered into an agreement to utilize the Exchange's arbitration facilities and procedures, and participants, pledgees or other persons using the facilities of a registered clearing agency, as these terms are defined under the rules of such a registered clearing agency.
Director of Arbitration
Sec. 2. The Board of Governors of the Exchange shall appoint a Director of Arbitration who shall be charged with the performance of all administrative duties and functions in connection with matters submitted for arbitration at the Exchange. He shall be directly responsible to the Executive Committee and shall report to it at periodic intervals established by the Committee and at such other times as called upon by the Committee to do so.
Composition and Appointment of Panels
Sec. 3. Public customer controversies shall be heard as provided in Section 9 or Section 15, as applicable. In member controversies, the Director of Arbitration shall appoint an arbitration panel which consists of no fewer than three (3) arbitrators, all of whom shall be from the securities industry.
• • • Commentary: ------------------
.01 For purposes of Section 3 of this Rule, the Exchange shall use its best efforts to effect an entire panel's attendance at any and all proceedings.
Non-Waiver of Exchange Objects and Purposes
Sec. 4. The submission of any matter to arbitration under these procedures shall in no way limit or preclude any right, action or determination by the Exchange which it would otherwise be authorized to adopt, administer or enforce.
Sec. 5. No party shall, during the arbitration of any matter, prosecute or commence any suit, action or proceeding against any other party touching upon any of the matters referred to arbitration pursuant to these procedures.
.01 See: Commentary to Section 8(b).
MEMBER CONTROVERSIES
Required Submission
Sec. 6. (a) Any dispute, claim or controversy eligible for submission under Sections 1 through 5 of these procedures between and/or among members and/or associated persons, and/or certain others, arising in connection with the business of such member(s), or in connection with the activities of such associated person(s), shall be arbitrated under these procedures at the instance of:
(1) A member against another member,
(2) A member against a person associated with a member or a person associated with a member against a member,
(3) A person associated with a member against a person associated with a member, and
(4) A legal titleholder of a foreign currency options participation against an equitable titleholder of such membership or an equitable titleholder against a legal titleholder of such foreign currency options participation.
Applicability of Arbitration Procedures
Sec. 7. Except as otherwise provided in Sections 1 through 6 and unless the context otherwise requires, the rules and procedures applicable to public customer arbitrations as set forth hereinafter under Sections 8 through 41 shall be applicable to member controversies.
ARBITRATION PROCEDURES
Sec. 8 (a) Any dispute, claim or controversy eligible for submission under Sections 1 through 5 of these Arbitration Procedures between a customer and a member and/or associated person arising in connection with the business of such member or in connection with the activities of such associated persons shall be arbitrated under these Arbitration Procedures, as provided by any duly executed and enforceable written agreement or upon the demand of the customer.
(b) Under these procedures, the Director of Arbitration shall have the right to decline the use of the Exchange's arbitration facilities in any dispute, claim or controversy, where, having due regard for the purposes of the Exchange and the intent of these procedures such dispute, claim or controversy is not a proper subject matter for arbitration.
.01 For purposes of Section 8(b) of this Rule, the Exchange shall not accept arbitration matters that are already subject to proceedings in other jurisdictional forms.
Simplified Arbitration
Sec. 9 (a) Any dispute, claim or controversy arising between a public customer(s) and an associated person and/or a member subject to arbitration under these procedures involving a dollar amount not exceeding $10,000, exclusive of attendant costs and interest, shall be arbitrated as hereinafter provided.
(b) The Claimant shall file with the Director of Arbitration an executed Submission Agreement and a copy of the Statement of Claim of the controversy in dispute and the required deposit, together with documents in support of the Claim. Sufficient additional copies of the Submission Agreement and the Statement of Claim and supporting documents shall be provided to the Director of Arbitration for each party and the arbitrator(s). The Statement of Claim shall specify the relevant facts, the remedies sought and whether or not a hearing is demanded.
(c) The Claimant shall deposit $15 if the amount in controversy is $1,000 or less, $25 if the amount is more than $1,000 but does not exceed $2,500, $100 if the amount in controversy is more than $2,500, but does not exceed $5,000, or $200 if the amount in controversy is more than $5,000 but does not exceed $10,000 upon filing of the Submission Agreement. The final disposition of this sum shall be determined by the arbitrator.
(d) The Director of Arbitration shall endeavor to serve promptly by mail or otherwise on the Respondent(s) one (1) copy of the Submission Agreement and one (1) copy of the Statement of Claim. Within twenty (20) business days from receipt of the Statement of Claim, Respondent(s) shall serve each party with an executed Submission Agreement and a copy of Respondent's Answer. Respondent's executed Submission Agreement and Answer shall also be filed with the Director of Arbitration with sufficient additional copies for the arbitrator(s) along with any deposit required under the schedule of fees for customer disputes. The Answer shall designate all available defenses to the Claim and may set forth any related Counterclaim and/or related Third Party Claim the Respondent(s) may have against the Claimant or any other person. If the Respondent(s) have interposed a Third Party Claim, the Respondent(s) shall serve the Third Party Respondent with an executed Submission Agreement, a copy of Respondent's Answer containing the Third Party Claim, and a copy of the original Claim filed by the Claimant. The Third Party Respondent shall respond in the manner herein provided for response to the Claim.
If the Respondent(s) files a related Counterclaim exceeding $10,000, the arbitrator may refer the Claim, Counterclaim and/or Third Party Claim, if any, to a panel of three (3) or five (5) arbitrators in accordance with Section 15 of this Code or, he may dismiss the Counterclaim and/or Third Party Claim without prejudice to the Counterclaimant(s) and/or Third Party Claimant(s) pursuing the Counterclaim and/or Third Party Claim in a separate proceeding. The costs to the claimant under either proceeding shall in no event exceed $200.
(e) All parties shall serve on all other parties and the Director of Arbitration, with sufficient additional copies for the arbitrator(s), a copy of the Answer, Counterclaim, Third Party Claim, Amended Claim, or other responsive pleading, if any. The Claimant, if a Counterclaim is asserted against him, shall within ten (10) business days either (i) serve on each party and on the Director of Arbitration, with sufficient additional copies for the arbitrator(s), a Reply to any Counterclaim or, (ii) if the amount of the Counterclaim exceeds the Claim, shall have the right to file a statement withdrawing the Claim. If the Claimant withdraws the Claim, the proceedings shall be discontinued without prejudice to the rights of the parties.
(f) The dispute, claim or controversy shall be submitted to a single arbitrator who is not from the securities industry (public arbitrator) selected by the Director of Arbitration. Unless the public customer demands or consents to a hearing, or the arbitrator calls a hearing, the arbitrator shall decide the dispute, claim or controversy solely upon the pleadings and evidence filed by the parties. If a hearing is necessary, such hearing shall be held as soon as practicable at a time and locale selected by the Director of Arbitration.
(g) The Director of Arbitration may grant extensions of time to file any pleading upon a showing of good cause.
(h) The arbitrator shall be authorized to require the submission of further documentary evidence as he, in his sole discretion, deems advisable.
(i) Upon the request of the arbitrator, the Director of Arbitration shall appoint two (2) additional arbitrators to the panel which shall decide the matter in controversy.
(j) In any case where there is more than one (1) arbitrator, the majority shall be public arbitrators.
(k) In his discretion, the arbitrator may, at the request of any party, permit such party to submit additional documentation relating to the pleadings.
(l) Except as otherwise provided herein, the general arbitration rules of the Exchange shall be applicable to proceedings instituted under this Section.
Related counterclaim
As used in this Section 9, the term "related counterclaim" shall mean any counterclaim related to a customer's account(s) with a member.
Hearing Requirements—Waiver of Hearing
Sec. 10 (a) Any dispute, claim or controversy except as provided in Section 9 (Simplified Arbitration), shall require a hearing unless all parties waive such hearing in writing and request that the matter be resolved solely upon the pleadings and documentary evidence.
(b) Notwithstanding a written waiver of a hearing by the parties, a majority of the arbitrators may call for and conduct a hearing. In addition, any arbitrator may request the submission of further evidence.
Time Limitation Upon Submission
Sec. 11 No dispute, claim, or controversy shall be eligible for submission to arbitration under these procedures where six (6) years have elapsed from the occurrence or event giving rise to the act or dispute, claim or controversy. This section shall not extend applicable statutes of limitations, nor shall it apply to any case which is directed to arbitration by a court of competent jurisdiction.
Dismissal of proceedings
Sec. 12 At any time during the course of an arbitration, the arbitrators may, either upon their own initiative or at the request of a party, dismiss the proceedings and refer the parties to the remedies provided by applicable law. The arbitrators shall at the joint request of all the parties dismiss the proceedings.
Sec. 13 All settlements upon any matter shall be at the election of the parties.
Tolling of Time Limitation(s) for the Institution of Legal Proceedings
Sec. 14 (a) Where permitted by applicable law, the time limitations which would otherwise run or accrue for the institution of legal proceedings shall be tolled where a duly executed Submission Agreement is filed by the Claimant(s). The tolling shall continue for such period as the Exchange shall retain jurisdiction upon the matter submitted.
(b) The six (6) year time limitation upon submission to arbitration shall not apply when the parties have submitted the dispute, claim or controversy to a court of competent jurisdiction. The six (6) year time limitation shall not run for such period as the court shall retain jurisdiction upon the matter submitted.
Designation of Number of Arbitrators
Sec. 15 (a) In all arbitration matters where the matter in controversy exceeds $10,000, or where the matter in controversy does not involve or disclose a money claim, the Director of Arbitration shall appoint an arbitration panel which consists of no fewer than three (3) nor more than five (5) arbitrators, at least a majority of whom shall not be from the securities industry, unless the public customer requests a panel consisting of at least a majority from the securities industry.
(b) An arbitrator will be deemed as being from the securities industry if he or she:
(1) is a person associated with a member or other broker/dealer, municipal securities dealer, government securities broker, or government securities dealer, or
(2) has been associated with any of the above within the past three (3) years, or
(3) is retired from any of the above, or
(4) is an attorney, accountant, or other professional who has devoted twenty (20) percent or more of his or her professional work effort to securities industry clients within the last two years.
(c) An arbitrator who is not from the securities industry shall be deemed a public arbitrator. A person will not be classified as a public arbitrator if he/she has a spouse or other member of the household who is a person associated with a registered broker, dealer, municipal securities dealer, government securities broker or government securities dealer.
Composition of Panels
Sec. 16 The individuals who shall serve on a particular panel shall be determined by the Director of Arbitration. The Director of Arbitration may name the chairman of the panel.
Notice of Selection of Arbitrators
Sec. 17 The Director of Arbitration shall inform the parties of the arbitrators' names and employment histories for the past ten (10) years, as well as information disclosed pursuant to Section 19, at least fifteen (15) business days prior to the date fixed for the first hearing session. A party may make further inquiry of the Director of Arbitration concerning an arbitrator's background. In the event that prior to the first hearing session, any arbitrator should become disqualified, resign, die, refuse or otherwise be unable to perform as an arbitrator, the Director of Arbitration shall appoint a replacement arbitrator to fill the vacancy on the panel. The Director of Arbitration shall inform the parties as soon as possible of the name and employment history of the replacement arbitrator for the past ten years, as well as information disclosed pursuant to Section 19. A party may make further inquiry of the Director of Arbitration concerning the replacement arbitrator's background and within the time remaining prior to the first hearing session or the five (5) day period provided under Section 18, whichever is shorter, may exercise its right to challenge the replacement arbitrator as provided in Section 18.
Peremptory Challenge
Sec. 18 In any arbitration proceeding, each party shall have the right to one peremptory challenge. In arbitrations where there are multiple Claimants, Respondents and/or Third-Party Respondents, the Claimants shall have one peremptory challenge, the Respondents shall have one peremptory challenge, and the Third-Party Respondents shall have one peremptory challenge, unless the Director of Arbitration determines that the interests of justice would be best served by awarding additional peremptory challenges. A party wishing to exercise a peremptory challenge must do so by notifying the Director of Arbitration in writing within five (5) business days of notification of the identity of the persons named to the panel. There shall be unlimited challenges for cause. Challenges for cause shall be decided by the Director of Arbitration.
Disclosures Required of Arbitrators
Sec. 19 (a) Each arbitrator shall be required to disclose to the Director of Arbitration any circumstances which might preclude such arbitrator from rendering an objective and impartial determination. Each arbitrator shall disclose: (1) Any direct or indirect financial or personal interest in the outcome of the arbitration; (2) Any existing or past financial, business, professional, family, or social relationships that are likely to affect impartiality or might reasonably create an appearance of partiality or bias. Persons requested to serve as arbitrators should disclose any such relationships that they personally have with any party or its counsel, or with any individual whom they have been told will be a witness. They should also disclose any such relationship involving members of their families or their current employers, partners, or business associates.
(b) Persons who are requested to accept appointment as arbitrators should make a reasonable effort to inform themselves of any interests or relationships described in Paragraph (a) above.
(c) The obligation to disclose interests, relationships, or circumstances that might preclude an arbitrator from rendering an objective and impartial determination described in paragraph (a) above is a continuing duty that requires a person who accepts appointment as an arbitrator to disclose, at any stage of the arbitration, any such interests, relationships, or circumstances that arise, or are recalled or discovered.
(d) Prior to the commencement of the first hearing session of a public customer arbitration, the Director of Arbitration may remove an arbitrator based on information disclosed pursuant to this section. The Director of Arbitration shall also inform the parties of any information disclosed pursuant to this section if the arbitrator who disclosed the information is not removed.
Disqualification or Other Disability of Arbitrators
Sec. 20 In the event that any arbitrator, after the commencement of the first hearing session but prior to the rendition of the award, should become disqualified, resign, die, refuse or otherwise be unable to perform as an arbitrator, the remaining arbitrator(s) shall continue with the hearing and determination of the controversy, unless such continuation is objected to by any party within five (5) business days of notification of the vacancy on the panel. Upon objection, the Director of Arbitration shall appoint a replacement arbitrator to fill the vacancy. The Director of Arbitration shall inform the parties as soon as possible of the name and employment history of the replacement arbitrator for the past ten years, as well as information disclosed pursuant to Section 19. A party may make further inquiry of the Director of Arbitration concerning the replacement arbitrator's background and within the time remaining prior to the next scheduled hearing session or the five (5) day period provided under Section 18, whichever is shorter, may exercise its right to challenge the replacement arbitrator as provided in Section 18.
Initiation of Proceedings
Sec. 21 Except as otherwise provided herein, an arbitration proceeding under these procedures shall be instituted as follows:
Statement of Claim
(a) The Claimant shall file with the Director of Arbitration an executed Submission Agreement, a Statement of Claim of the controversy in dispute, together with the documents in support of the Claim, and the required deposit. Sufficient additional copies of the Submission Agreement and the Statement of Claim and supporting documents shall be provided to the Director of Arbitration for each party and each arbitrator. The Statement of Claim shall specify the relevant facts and the remedies sought. The Director of Arbitration shall endeavor to serve promptly by mail or otherwise on the Respondent(s) one (1) copy of the Submission Agreement and one (1) copy of the Statement of Claim.
Answer—Defenses, Counterclaims and/or Cross-Claims
(1) Within twenty (20) business days from receipt of the Statement of Claim, Respondent(s) shall serve each party with an executed Submission Agreement and a copy of Respondent's Answer. Respondent's executed Submission Agreement and Answer shall also be filed with the Director of Arbitration with sufficient additional copies for the arbitrator(s) along with any deposit required under the schedule of fees. The Answer shall specify all available defenses and relevant facts thereto that will be relied upon at the hearing and may set forth any related Counterclaim the Respondent(s) may have against any other named Respondent(s), and any Third-Party Claim against any other party or person based upon any existing dispute, claim or controversy subject to arbitration under these procedures.
(i) A Respondent, Responding Claimant, Cross-Claimant, Cross-Respondent, or Third-Party Respondent who pleads only a general denial as an answer may, upon objection by a party, in the discretion of the arbitrators, be barred from presenting any facts or defenses at the time of the hearing.
(ii) A Respondent, Responding Claimant, Cross-Claimant, Cross-Respondent, or Third-Party Respondent who fails to specify all available defenses and relevant facts in such party's answer may, upon object by a party, in the discretion of the arbitrators be barred from presenting such facts or defenses not included in such party's answer at the hearing.
(iii) A Respondent, Responding Claimant, Cross-Claimant, Cross-Respondent, or Third-Party Respondent who fails to file an answer within twenty (20) business days from receipt of service of a claim, unless the time to answer has been extended pursuant to paragraph (5) below, may, in the discretion of the arbitrators, be barred from presenting any matter, arguments or defenses at the hearing.
(3) Respondent(s) shall serve each party with a copy of any Third-Party Claim. The Third-Party Claim shall also be filed with the Director of Arbitration with sufficient additional copies for the arbitrator(s) along with any deposit required under the schedule of fees. Third-Party Respondent(s) shall answer in the manner provided for response to the Claim, as provided in paragraphs (1) and (2) above.
(4) The Claimant shall serve each party with a Reply to a Counterclaim within ten (10) business days of receipt of an Answer containing a Counterclaim. The Reply shall also be filed with the Director of Arbitration with sufficient additional copies for the arbitrator(s).
(5) The time period to file any pleading, whether such be denominated as a Claim, Answer, Counterclaim, Cross-claim, Reply, or Third-Party pleading, may be extended for such further period as may be granted by the Director of Arbitration.
Service and Filing With the Director of Arbitration
(c) (1) Service may be effected by mail or other means of delivery. Service and filing are accomplished on the date of mailing either by first-class postage pre-paid or by means of overnight mail service or, in the case of other means of service, on the date of delivery. Filing with the Director of Arbitration shall be made on the same date as service on a party.
(2) If a member organization that is a partnership and a person associated with such member organization are named parties to an arbitration proceeding at the time of the filing of the Statement of Claim, service on the person associated with the member organization may be made on the associated person or the member organization, which shall perfect service upon the associated person. If the member organization does not undertake to represent the associated person, the member organization shall serve the associated person with the Statement of Claim, shall advise all parties and the Director of Arbitration of that fact, and shall provide such associated person's current address.
Joinder and Consolidation
(a) (1) With respect to any dispute, claim or controversy submitted to arbitration, any party or person eligible to submit a claim under these procedures shall have the right to proceed in the same arbitration against any other party or person upon any claim directly related to such dispute.
(2) For purposes of this subsection, the Director of Arbitration shall be authorized to determine preliminarily whether a claim is directly related to the matter in dispute and to join any other party to the dispute and to consolidate the matter for hearing and award purposes. In arbitrations where there are multiple Claimants, Respondents and/or Third-Party Respondents, the Director of Arbitration shall be authorized to determine preliminarily whether such parties should proceed in the same or separate arbitrations.
(3) All final determinations with respect to joinder, consolidation and multiple parties under this subsection shall be made by the arbitration panel.
Designation of Time and Place of Hearings
Sec. 22 Unless the applicable law directs otherwise, the time and place of the initial hearing shall be determined by the Director of Arbitration and each hearing thereafter by the arbitrators. Notice of the time and place for the initial hearing shall be given at least eight (8) business days prior to the date fixed for the hearing by personal service, registered or certified mail to each of the parties unless the parties shall, by their mutual consent, waive the notice provisions under this Section. Notice for each hearing thereafter shall be given as the arbitrators may determine. Attendance at a hearing waives notice thereof.
Representation by Counsel
Sec. 23 All parties shall have the right to representation by counsel at any stage of the proceedings.
Attendance at Hearings
Sec. 24 The attendance or presence of all persons at hearings including witnesses shall be determined by the arbitrators. However, all parties to the arbitration and their counsel shall be entitled to attend all hearings.
Failure to Appear
Sec. 25 If any of the parties, after due notice, fails to appear at a hearing or any continuation of an adjourned hearing session, the arbitrators may, in their discretion, proceed with the arbitration of the controversy. In such cases, all awards shall be rendered as if each party had entered an appearance in the matter submitted.
Sec. 26 (a) The arbitrators may, in their discretion, adjourn any hearing(s) either upon their own initiative or upon the request of any party to the arbitration.
(b) A party requesting an adjournment after arbitrators have been appointed, if said adjournment is granted, shall pay a fee equal to the deposit of costs but not more than $100. The arbitrators may waive this fee or in their awards may direct the return of this adjournment fee. This provision shall not apply to matters filed under Section 9 of these procedures.
Acknowledgment of Pleadings
Sec. 27 The arbitrators shall acknowledge to all parties present that they have read the pleadings filed by the parties.
General Provisions Governing Pre-Hearing Proceedings
Sec. 28 (a) Requests for Documents and Information. The parties shall cooperate to the fullest extent practicable in the voluntary exchange of documents and information to expedite the arbitration. Any request for documents or other information should be specific, relate to the matter in controversy, and afford the party to whom the request is made a reasonable period of time to respond without interfering with the time set for the hearing.
(b) Document Production and information Exchange
(1) Any party may serve a written request for information or documents ("information request") upon another party twenty (20) business days or more after service of the Statement of Claim by the Director of Arbitration or upon filing the Answer, whichever is earlier. The requesting party shall serve the information request on all parties and file a copy with the Director of Arbitration. The parties shall endeavor to resolve disputes regarding an information request prior to serving any objection to the request. Such efforts shall be set forth in the objection.
(2) Unless a greater time is allowed by the requesting party, information requests shall be satisfied or objected to within thirty (30) business days from the date of service. Any objection to an information request shall be served by the objecting party on all parties and filed with the Director of Arbitration.
(3) Any response to objections to an information request shall be served on all parties and filed with the Director of Arbitration within ten (10) business days of receipt of the objection.
(4) Upon the written request of a party whose information request is unsatisfied, the matter will be referred by the Director of Arbitration to either a pre-hearing conference under subsection (d) of this section or to a selected arbitrator under subsection (e) of this section.
(c) Pre-Hearing Exchange. At least eight (8) business days prior to the first scheduled hearing date, all parties shall serve on each other copies of documents in their possession they intend to present at the hearing and shall identify witnesses they intend to present at the hearing. The arbitrators may exclude from the arbitration any documents not exchanged or witnesses not identified. This paragraph does not require service of copies of documents or identification of witnesses which parties may use for cross-examination or rebuttal.
(d) Pre-Hearing Conference.
(1) Upon the written request of a party, an arbitrator, or at the discretion of the Director of Arbitration, a pre-hearing conference shall be scheduled. The Director of Arbitration shall set the time and place of a pre-hearing conference and appoint a person to preside. The pre-hearing conference may be held by telephone conference call. The presiding person shall seek to achieve agreement among the parties on any issue which relates to the pre-hearing process or to the hearing, including but not limited to exchange of information, exchange or production of documents, identification of witnesses, identification and exchange of hearing documents, stipulation of facts, identification and briefing of contested issues, and any other matters which will expedite the arbitration proceedings.
(2) Any issues raised at the pre-hearing conference that are not resolved may be referred to a single member of the arbitration panel for decision.
(e) Decisions by Selected Arbitrators. The Director of Arbitration may appoint a single member of the arbitration panel to decide all unresolved issues under this section. In matters involving public customers, such single arbitrator shall be a public arbitrator, except that the arbitrator may be either public or industry when the public customer has requested a panel consisting of a majority from the securities industry. Such arbitrator shall be authorized to act on behalf of the panel to issue subpoenas, direct appearances of witnesses and production of documents, set deadlines for compliance, and issue any other ruling which will expedite the arbitration proceedings or is necessary to permit any party to fully develop its case. Decisions under this section shall be made upon the papers submitted by the parties, unless the arbitrator calls a hearing. The arbitrator may elect to refer any issue under this section to the full panel.
Subpoenas and Power to Direct Appearances
Sec. 29 (a) Subpoenas. The arbitrators and any counsel of record to the proceeding shall have the power of the subpoena process as provided by law. All parties shall be given a copy of a subpoena upon its issuance. Parties shall produce witnesses and present proofs to the fullest extent possible without resort to the subpoena process.
(b) Power to Direct Appearances and Production of Documents. The arbitrator(s) shall be empowered without resort to the subpoena process to direct the appearance of any person employed or associated with any member of the Exchange and/or the production of any records in the possession or control of such persons or members. Unless the arbitrator(s) direct otherwise, the party requesting the appearance of a person or the production of documents under this Section shall bear all reasonable costs of such appearance and/or production.
Sec. 30 The arbitrators shall determine the materiality and relevance of any evidence proffered and shall not be bound by rules governing the admissibility of evidence.
Interpretation of Code
Sec. 31 The arbitrators shall be empowered to interpret and determine the applicability of all provisions under these procedures which interpretation shall be final and binding upon the parties.
Determination of Arbitrators
Sec. 32 All rulings and determinations of the panel shall be by a majority of the arbitrators.
Sec. 33 A verbatim record by stenographic reporter or tape recording of all arbitration hearings shall be kept. If a party or parties to a dispute elect to have the record transcribed, the cost of such transcription shall be borne by the party or parties making the request unless the arbitrators direct otherwise. The arbitrators may also direct that the record be transcribed. If the record is transcribed at the request of any party, a copy shall be provided to the arbitrators.
Oath of the Arbitrators and Witnesses
Sec. 34 Prior to commencement of the first session, an oath or affirmation shall be administered to the arbitrators. All testimony shall be under oath or affirmation.
Sec. 35 (a) After the filing of any pleadings, if a party desires to file a new or different pleading, such change must be made in writing and filed with the Director of Arbitration. The Director of Arbitration shall endeavor to serve promptly by mail or otherwise upon all other parties a copy of said change. The other parties may, within ten (10) business days from the receipt of service, file a response with the Director of Arbitration.
(b) After a panel has been appointed, no new or different pleading may be filed except for a responsive pleading as provided for in (a) above or with the panel's consent.
Reopening of Hearings
Sec. 36 Where permitted by applicable law, the hearings may be reopened by the arbitrators on their own motion or in the discretion of the arbitrators upon application of a party at any time before the award is rendered.
Sec. 37 (a) All awards shall be in writing and signed by a majority of the arbitrators or in such manner as is required by applicable law. Such awards may be entered as a judgment in any court of competent jurisdiction.
(b) Unless the applicable law directs otherwise, all awards rendered pursuant to these procedures shall be deemed final and not subject to review or appeal.
(c) The Director of Arbitration shall endeavor to serve a copy of the award: (i) by registered or certified mail upon all parties, or their counsel, at the address of record; or (ii) by personally serving the award upon the parties; or (iii) by filing or delivering the award in such manner as may be authorized by law.
(d) The arbitrator(s) shall endeavor to render an award within thirty (30) business days from the date the record is closed.
(e) The award shall contain the names of the parties, a summary of the issues in controversy, the damages and other relief requested, the damages and other relief awarded, a statement of any other issues resolved, the names of the arbitrators, the date the claim was filed and the award rendered, the number and dates of hearing sessions, the location of the hearings, and the signatures of the arbitrators concurring in the award.
(f) All awards and their contents shall be made publicly available. A party to an arbitration may request that the Director of Arbitration provide copies of all awards rendered by the arbitrator(s) chosen to decide its case. A party wishing to obtain such information must notify the Director of Arbitration within three (3) business days of receipt of notification of the identity of the person(s) named to the panel.
Sec. 38 These procedures shall be deemed a part of and incorporated by reference in every duly executed Submission Agreement which shall be binding on all parties.
Schedule of Fees for Customer Disputes
Sec. 39 (a) At the time of filing a Claim, Counterclaim, Third-Party Claim, or Cross-Claim, a party shall deposit with the Exchange the amount indicated below, unless such deposit is specifically waived by the Director of Arbitration.
Amount in Dispute
(Exclusive of interest and Expenses) Deposit
$1,000 or less $15
Above $1,000 but not exceeding $2,500 $25
Above $2,500 but not exceeding $5,000 $100
Above $5,000 but not exceeding $10,000 $200
Above $10,000 but not exceeding $50,000 $400
Above $50,000 but not exceeding $100,000 $500
Above $100,000 but not exceeding $500,000 $750
Above $500,000 $1,000
When the amount in dispute is $10,000 or less, no additional deposits are required, despite the number of hearing sessions. Where the amount in dispute is above $10,000 and multiple hearing sessions are required, the arbitrators may require any of the parties to make additional deposits for each additional hearing session. In no event shall the aggregate amount deposited per hearing session exceed the amount of the initial deposit(s) as set forth in the above schedule.
(b) A hearing session is any meeting between the parties and the arbitrator(s) including a prehearing conference with an arbitrator, which lasts four (4) hours or less.
(c) The arbitrators, in their awards, may determine the amount chargeable to the parties as forum fees (fees) and shall determine by whom such fees shall be borne. Where the amount in dispute is $10,000 or less, total fees to the parties shall not exceed the amount deposited. Amounts deposited by a party shall be applied against fees, if any. If the fees are not assessed against a party who had made a deposit, the deposit will be refunded. In addition to forum fees, the arbitrator(s) may determine in their awards the amount of costs incurred pursuant to Sections 26, 29, and 33 and, unless applicable law directs otherwise, other costs and expenses of the parties and arbitrator(s) that are within the scope of the agreement of the parties or otherwise as permitted by law. The arbitrator(s) shall determine by whom such costs shall be borne.
(d) If the dispute, claim or controversy does not involve or disclose a money claim, the amount to be deposited by the Claimant shall be $200, or such amount as the Director of Arbitration or the panel of arbitrators may require, but shall not exceed $1,000.
(e) If a matter has been submitted and thereafter is settled or withdrawn prior to the commencement of the first hearing session, the parties shall be entitled to a refund of all but $100 of the amount deposited with the Exchange. This section shall not apply to claims filed under Section 9 of these procedures.
(f) Any matter submitted and thereafter settled or withdrawn subsequent to the commencement of the first hearing session may be subject to such refund of assessed deposits, if any, as the panel of arbitrators presiding may determine.
(g) The arbitrators may assess forum fees and costs incurred pursuant to Sections 26, 29, and 33 in any matter settled or withdrawn subsequent to the commencement of the first hearing session.
Failure to Act Under Provisions of Arbitration Procedures
It may be deemed conduct inconsistent with just and equitable principles of trade for a member, member organization or person associated with a member to fail to submit to arbitration on demand under these Arbitration Procedures as required by these procedures, or to fail to appear or to produce any document in his possession or control as directed pursuant to provisions of the Arbitration Procedures, or to fail to honor an award of arbitrators properly rendered pursuant to the Arbitration Procedures where a timely motion has not been made to vacate or modify such award pursuant to applicable law.
All awards shall be honored by a cash payment to the prevailing party of the exact dollar amount stated in the award. Awards may not be honored by crediting the prevailing party's account with the dollar amount of the award, unless authorized by the express terms of the award or consented to in writing by the parties. Awards shall be honored upon receipt thereof, or within such other time period as may be prescribed by the award.
Filing Fee for Members
Sec. 40 A member organization shall, when filing a Statement of Claim against a nonmember, pay a non-refundable filing fee of $500. This fee shall be in addition to all other fees, deposits, or costs which may be required.
Schedule of Fees for Member and Clearing Controversies
Sec. 41 (a) At the time of filing a Submission Agreement, a Claimant in a member or clearing controversy that is required to be submitted to arbitration before the Exchange as set forth in Section 6, above, shall deposit with the Exchange the amount indicated below unless such deposit is specifically waived by the Director of Arbitration:
Less than $100,000 $500
When the amount in dispute is $100,000 or less, no additional deposits shall be required, despite the number of hearing sessions. Where the amount in dispute is above $10,000 and multiple hearing sessions are required, the arbitrators may require any of the parties to make additional deposits for each additional hearing session.
(b) A hearing session is any meeting between the parties and the arbitrator(s) including a prehearing conference, which lasts four (4) hours or less.
(c) The arbitrators, in their awards, shall determine the amount chargeable to the parties as forum fees (fees) and shall determine by whom such fees shall be borne. Amounts deposited by a party shall be applied against fees, if any. If the fees are not assessed against a party who made a deposit, the deposit will be refunded. In addition to forum fees, the arbitrator(s) may determine in their award the amount of costs incurred pursuant to Sections 26, 29, or 33 and, unless applicable law directs otherwise, other costs and expenses of the parties and arbitrator(s) which are within the scope of the agreement of the parties or otherwise as permitted by law. The arbitrator(s) shall determine by whom such costs shall be borne.
(d) If the dispute, claim, or controversy does not involve or disclose a money claim, the amount to be deposited by the Claimant shall be $500, or such amount as the Director of Arbitration or the panel of arbitrator(s) may require, but shall not exceed $1,000.
(e) If a matter has been submitted and thereafter is settled or withdrawn prior to the commencement of the first hearing session, the parties shall be entitled to a refund of all but $125 of the amount deposited with the Exchange.
Requirements When Using Pre-Dispute Arbitration Agreements with Customers
Sec. 42 (a) Any pre-dispute arbitration clauses shall be highlighted and shall be immediately preceded by the following disclosure language (printed in outline form as set forth herein) that shall also be highlighted:
(1) Arbitration is final and binding on the parties.
(2) The parties are waiving their right to seek remedies in court, including the right to jury trial.
(3) Pre-arbitration discovery is generally more limited than and different from court proceedings.
(4) The arbitrators' award is not required to include factual findings or legal reasoning and any party's right to appeal or to seek modification of rulings by the arbitrators is strictly limited.
(5) The panel of arbitrators will typically include a minority of arbitrators who were or are affiliated with the securities industry.
(b) Immediately preceding the signature line, there shall be a statement that shall be highlighted that the agreement contains a pre-dispute arbitration clause. This statement shall also indicate at what page and paragraph the arbitration clause is located.
(c) A copy of the agreement containing any such clause shall be given to the customer who shall acknowledge receipt thereof on the agreement or on a separate document.
(d) No agreement shall include any condition that limits or contradicts the rules of any self-regulatory organization or limits the ability of a party to file any claim in arbitration or limits the ability of the arbitrators to make any award.
(e) The requirements of this section shall apply only to new agreements signed by an existing or new customer of a member or member organization.
Arbitration Claims Filed On or After October 1, 1998
Sec. 43 The Exchange will not accept any new arbitration claims filed on or after October 1, 1998.
FINRA Jurisdiction Over Arbitrations Against Exchange Members
Sec. 44 As of October 1, 1998, every member, member organization, member corporation, participant or participant organization (as defined by Exchange Rules and hereinafter referred to as "members") shall be subject to the Code of Arbitration Procedure of FINRA for every claim, dispute, or controversy, arising out of or in connection with the securities business of any member of the Exchange, including disputes outlined in Section 1, Section 6 and Section 8 of this Rule. For the purposes of this Rule, each member shall be subject to, and shall abide by, the FINRA Code of Arbitration Procedure as if such member were a "member" of FINRA.
• • • Supplementary Material: ------------------
FORM OF SUBMISSION
) SUBMISSION AGREE-
) MENT FOR SMALL
) PUBLIC CLAIMS
Nasdaq PHLX LLC
In the Matter of the Arbitration between
1. The undersigned parties hereby submit to arbitration in accordance with the By-Laws and Rules of Nasdaq PHLX LLC, the present matter in controversy as set forth in the attached statement of claim, answers and all related counterclaims and/or third party claims which may be asserted.
2. The undersigned parties hereby state that they have read the procedures and Rules of Nasdaq PHLX LLC, relating to arbitration.
3. The undersigned parties agree that the arbitration between the parties named above shall be held at such time and place as may be designated by the Arbitration Director or the arbitrator(s) and further agree and understand that the arbitration will be conducted according to the Rules of Nasdaq PHLX LLC, and its schedule of fees, both of which are to be hereby incorporated into this Submission Agreement.
4. The undersigned parties further agree to abide by and perform any award(s) rendered pursuant to this Submission Agreement and further agree that a judgment and any interest due thereon, may be entered upon such award(s) and, for these purposes, the undersigned parties hereby voluntarily consent to submit to the jurisdiction of any court of competent jurisdiction which may properly enter such judgment.
5. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have signed and acknowledged the foregoing Submission Agreement.
Adopted Oct. 9, 2018 (SR-Phlx-2018-62), operative Nov. 9, 2018.
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The side-panel should always show at least all verbs that are visible in the left text. It represents some sort of text outline.
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While scrolling the whole page, the inner outline automatically scrolls too and always reflects the facts in the current visible text. I've seen similar behavior in markdown-previews before.
I'm not sure which scrolling behavior fit and feels nice. Maybe one could match the most upper verb in the side-panel always with the first visible verb in the text box.
I was able to synchronize the two elements while scrolling. However, the content of the side-panel does not match the view port of the text. Any help is appreciated. It's also okay for me to use any library.
UPDATE:
I thought about another alternative solution:

*

*Each verb in the left and right window receives an invisible marker

*Check which marker in the left window are visible in the view port

*Show same visible marker in the right window

Checking if a marker is visible should be easy. However, I'm not sure how to scroll the right window that all identified markers are visible in the right window too.

A: Here's [1] a working prototype that I've implemented a few weeks ago. The demo is using Waypoint to identify current visible elements in the viewport. I also manually adapted a few numbers in the Waypoint source code to have a better scrolling.
It's also possible to replace the Waypoint jQuery version with the framework-less one, in order to receive better performance.

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was
   [...]

var continuousElements = document.getElementsByClassName('continuous-group-left')
  for (var i = 0; i < continuousElements.length; i++) {
      var inview = new Waypoint.Inview({
        element: continuousElements[i],
        [...]
        exit: function(direction) {

        if(direction == 'down') {
            var topPos = document.getElementById('l_' + this.element.id).offsetTop;
            document.getElementById('div2').scrollTop = topPos+10;
      }
    },
    context: document.getElementById('overflow-scroll'),
    [...]

[1] https://jsfiddle.net/guw2otfk/11/

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November 15 , 2022 11:52 pm by John Axtell
Private family services will be held at a later date for 34-year old Taylor Ziolkowski, granddaughter of Crazy Horse Memorial sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski.
Online condolences may be left at www.chamberlainmccolleys.com
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Chelsea believe that they have enough evidence to get the transfer ban by FIFA overturned, according to a report in todays News of The World.
The article said: CHELSEA will produce evidence from the FA which they claim can clear their name in the Gael Kakuta 'tapping up' controversy.
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Q: VHDL code for beacon I'm trying to make a block in VHDL that will send to the output sequece of ones and zeros (signal code) but I can't make any progress. Code is compiled, but in simulation the output doesn't react as I expect, it keeps sending zeros. The following is my code:
--beacon
library ieee;
use ieee.std_logic_1164.all;

entity beacon is
        port
        (       START : in std_logic;
                CLK : in std_logic;
                Q : out bit
        );
end;

architecture dataflow of beacon is
signal code : bit_vector(0 downto 45);
signal index : integer;
begin
        code <= "0111010111000101011100011101110001011101110100";
        index <= 46;
        st : process(START)
        begin
                if rising_edge(START) then
                        index <= 0;
                end if;
        end process;

        b : process(CLK)
        begin
                if rising_edge(CLK) then
                        if(index < 46) then
                                Q <= code(index);
                                index <= index + 1;
                        end if;
                end if;

        end process;
end;

I'm new to VHDL. Could anybody give me some advice on what's wrong in my code?

A: There are two things immediately obviously wrong.  First the declaration of code has a null range ("0 downto 45" should be "0 to 45") second, you have two processes assigning values to the same signal (index) which isn't a resolved type.  Each process containing a signal assignment to index will have a driver.
The first is an analysis time error, you should have been notified the string length doesn't match the range of code (which is a null range with downto).  The second is a simulation error ("It is an error if, after the elaboration of a description, a signal has multiple sources and it is not a resolved signal.").  Either should have been sufficient to prevent your simulation from running, which speaks to the tool you are using.
The way to fix the second problem might be to consolidate the two processes, using START as a synchronous enable, logically OR'd with index /= 0.  You appear to want START to mark the first output bit in any event.  When index is 45 next index should be zero, requiring START to kick it off (again).
I made the following changes to your code (beacon.vhdl):
--signal code : bit_vector(0 downto 45);
signal code : bit_vector(0 to 45);
--signal index : integer;
signal index : integer := 0;

(Note the index could have as easily had a range assigned:
    signal index : integer range 0 to 45;
(The required thing here is the left value set to 0), which either signal declaration form accomplishes.)
--        index <= 46;
        -- st : process(START)
        -- begin
        --         if rising_edge(START) then
        --                 index <= 0;
        --         end if;
        -- end process;
        --
        -- b : process(CLK)
        -- begin
        --         if rising_edge(CLK) then
        --                 if(index < 46) then
        --                         Q <= code(index);
        --                         index <= index + 1;
        --                 end if;
        --         end if;
        --
        -- end process;
        b : process(CLK)
        begin
            if rising_edge(CLK) then
                if index /= 0 or START = '1' then
                    Q <= code(index);
                    if index = 45 then
                        index <= 0;
                    else
                        index <= index + 1;
                    end if;
                end if;
            end if;

        end process;

(Which consolidates the two processes)
This gives:

When used with the testbench:
library ieee;
use ieee.std_logic_1164.all;

entity test is
end entity;

architecture foo of test is
    signal START:   std_logic := '0';
    signal CLK:     std_logic := '1';
    signal Q:       Bit;
begin
DUT:   entity work.beacon
    port map (START, CLK, Q);
CLOCK:
    process
    begin
        wait for 20 ns;
        CLK <= not CLK;
        if (now >= 2 us) then
            wait;
        end if;
    end process;
STIMULUS:
    process
    begin
        wait for 45 ns;
        START <= '1';
        wait for 40 ns;
        START <= '0';
        wait;
    end process;

end architecture;

This was done on a Macbook using ghdl and gtkwave.
%% ghdl -a beacon.vhdl # modified as noted above, test bench test appended
%% ghdl -e test        # not needed in mcode versions of ghdl
%% ghdl -r test --wave=test.ghw
%% gtkwave test.ghw    # after setting up, write your save file

The test bench limits the length of the simulation by stopping the clock (see evaluation of the expression containing now).

A: I think you should set your default values rather this way: https://stackoverflow.com/a/14527926/663068. I belive your code variable is simply set to zeros and command:
code <= "0111010111000101011100011101110001011101110100";

is not beeing executed properly.

A: A more generic way of doing things, allowing you to easily change the length of code and not have to change anything else.
In the process, we remove your bug of defining the range of code as 0 downto 45 which is a null range...
architecture dataflow of beacon is
constant code : bit_vector := "0111010111000101011100011101110001011101110100";
signal index : integer range 0 to code'high + 1;
begin
        index <= code'high;
        st : process(START)
        begin
                if rising_edge(START) then
                        index <= 0;
                end if;
        end process;

        b : process(CLK)
        begin
                if rising_edge(CLK) then
                        if(index < code'high+1) then
                                Q <= code(index);
                                index <= index + 1;
                        end if;
                end if;

        end process;
end;


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Cette baie est située sur la côte de la paroisse de Sainte-Marie.

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Bibliographie
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Cote Blanche
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