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> January 2007
Accies receive "Club of the Year" Nomination
Posted on Wednesday 31st January 2007 by Fraser Murray
Accies are one of 5 clubs to be nominated for the Cricket Scotland's "Club of the Year" for 2006 - a season that saw the 1XI win Division One of the Western Union, return to the National League and reach the final of the Rowan Cup with the U18s winning the WDCU U18 league.
The article below is reproduced from the January edition of the Scottish Cricketer (2.1Mb, pdf).
Scotland's World Cup squad will be the star guests at the Cricket Scotland Annual Awards Dinner, which is being held at the Roxburghe Hotel in Edinburgh on Thursday February 22.
This prestigious black tie event, sponsored by Lloyds TSB Scotland, will provide an opportunity both to wish the squad well in their bid to make an impact in the West Indies, and at the same time help to raise funds for the game in this country.
The occasion will be attended by around 250 corporate guests, and hosted by BBC Scotland's John Beattie just three days before Craig Wright and his team depart for Barbados, where they will prepare for the World Cup, with warm up games against Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, before moving to St Kitts.
The highlights of the evening include a review and award ceremony for the 2006 season, which saw a closely fought battle between Grange and Greenock for both the Scottish Cup and Premier League title, while our national side gave Pakistan a run for their rupee.
John Beattie will put the audience's questions to the players, and discuss their prospects in the West Indies, where they face world champions Australia, South Africa and the Netherlands.
Professor David Purdie, who is a leading medical expert as well as a cricket fan and outstanding after dinner speaker is the evening's principal guest.
Nominations for the Evening's Awards
International Batsman of the Year
Neil McCallum
Ryan Watson
International Bowler of the Year
Paul Hoffmann
John Blain
Craig Wright
Club of the Year
Glasgow Accies
Club Player of the Year
Scott Gourlay
Charlie Ellis
Mohammed Sharif
Women's Player of the Year
Abbi Aitken
Fiona Urquhart
Catherine Small
Young Player of the Year
Omer Hussain
Calum MacLeod
Fraser Burnett
Scott Redhead
A Lifetime Achievement in Cricket award will also be presented.


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Two songs isn't quite enough to judge on, methinks, but I can still tell you what I think of this output, however limited in scale.
Swedish thrashers Legions of War have one full-length behind them, and I take it this CD single is a warm-up for the next full effort. The two songs on here are promising indeed. Good energy, entertaining, fun.
The title track is a curious blend of Bathory sound and Manowar progressions. Underground and mainstream in an odd mix, but not without its charm.
Second track, Shellshocks, surprises by having a lot in common with the OverKill formula for writing music. Punk influenced metal with a very cachy refrain, and, again, with a gritty underground feel.
Confusing, surprising, but all in all entertaining and quite good. Looking forward to hear more!


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Grownups can get creative, informed in May
The Burlington County Library System
Spring is a great time for adults to visit the library to take advantage of the many fun and informative programs geared just for them.
The Burlington County Library System's May calendar features plenty of classes, workshops and lively presentations to keep grownups busy throughout the month of May. Get travel tips for planning a dream cruise or land tour. Relax during a yoga or meditation session. Or get creative with a craft class or two.
And don't forget to shop for bargains at the used books and media sales being held at the Burlington County, Cinnaminson and Riverton libraries.
All BCLS libraries will be closed on May 27, Memorial Day.
All programs are free (unless otherwise noted) but may require registration. Please call the appropriate location or register online to reserve a space. For the complete BCLS program calendar, visit bcls.lib.nj.us.
At The Burlington County Library in Westampton 609-267-9660:
Wednesday (10 a.m.): Members of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Greater Delaware Valley Association meet monthly to provide support and education to people with Multiple Sclerosis.
Wednesday (7 p.m.): The Burlington County Genealogy Club and Harry G. Woodworth present Understanding Suicide through Genealogy: Awareness and Prevention.
Thursday, May 9, 16, 23 (10 a.m.): The Diabetes Empowerment Education Program, also known as DEEP, presents a program designed to help people with pre-diabetes and diabetes, as well as relatives and caregivers, gain a better understanding of diabetes self-care. Registration required.
Thursday (2 p.m.): Learn the basics, including how to point, click and scroll during Computers for Beginners. Registration required.
Thursday, May 6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 23 and 30 (6 p.m.): Willingboro Adult School offers English as a Second Language (ESL) Classes.
Thursday (7 p.m.): Award-winning writer Lauren Grodstein, author of four novels, visits the library for a book signing.
Saturday (noon): Learn about quilting from the Queens of Quality Quilting who share their skills and donate their creations. Beginners welcome. Supplies provided.
May 7 (9:30 a.m.): Get an Introduction to Ebooks and explore the Overdrive Digital Library. Mouse skill and registration required.
May 7, 14, 21 and 28 (10 a.m.): Join fellow knitters for the Social Knitting group. Bring light-colored, 4-ply yarn and short size 9 or 10 knitting needles.
May 7 (2 p.m.): Learn more during Email Beyond the Basics. Email account and registration required.
May 7 (6 p.m.): Learn how to make crafts out of vinyl records during the Vinyl Record Upcycling Workshop.
May 7 (7 p.m.): Join journalist, writer and educator Sally Friedman for personal essay writing during the My Story, My Life workshop series. Explore your ability for reflection and creation and learn how to tell "your" story. Space is limited and registration is required.
May 10, 31 (6 p.m.): Practice your English with other non-native speakers during the Talk Up a Storm ESL Conversation Group.
May 14 (1 p.m.) and May 22 (6 p.m.): Learn to crochet or improve your skills with The South Jersey Crochet Guild.
May 14 (2 p.m.): Learn the basics of creating a spreadsheet during Excel 2016 for Beginners. Basic computer skills and registration required.
May 15 (1 p.m.): The Page Turners Book Club discusses "Everything I Never Told You" by Celeste Ng. Registration required.
May 15 (6 p.m.): Dream Vacations presents the Expert Traveler Series: Ocean Cruises. Registration required.
May 16 (2:30 p.m.): Learn the basics for creating a document during Word 2016. Basic computer skills and registration required.
May 16 (6 p.m.): Enjoy Sewing with Marsha. Please bring scissors, rotary cutter or quilting mat, and fabric of your choice. Registration required.
May 17 (9:30 a.m.): Work with your peers and consult with librarians during Small Business Hours informal working sessions for entrepreneurs, owners and directors in the small business and nonprofit sectors. Registration required.
May 18 (10 a.m.): Yoga for Success is a synthesis of guided yoga and meditation practice. Registration required.
May 19 (1 p.m.): The Holly Coin Club meets.
May 30 (6 to 8:30 p.m.), May 31 (9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.), Jun 1 (9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.), and June 2 (1 to 4 p.m.): Shop for bargains at the Friends of the Burlington County Library, Inc. Spring Book Sale. There will also be a preview sale for Friends members only from 4 to 6 p.m. on May 30. Become a Friends member at the door for $15 per person, $20 per family, or $10 per senior or senior family.
At the Bordentown Library 609-298-0622:
Wednesday, May 8, 15, 22 and 29 (10 a.m.): English as a Second Language (ESL) Classes are offered through the Community District Alliance. To register, call 609-298-0025 ext. 1202.
Thursday (2 p.m.): St. Francis Life presents Healthy Aging. Registration required.
Friday, May 10, 17, 24 and 31(1 p.m.): Play Mahjong just for fun. Registration required.
Saturday (10:30 a.m.): Learn about the Kiwanis Club of Bordentown.
May 6, 13, 20 (10 a.m.): Develop or improve your reading, writing and speaking skills in English and receive civics education lessons for the purpose of becoming a citizen during Intermediate English as a Second Language Class presented by the Community District Alliance. To register, call 609-298-0025 ext. 1202.
May 6 (6:45 p.m.): Learn breathing techniques and experience a guided meditation to dissolve stress during Mind and Meditation, a class presented by The Art of Living Foundation.
May 7 (7 p.m.): Holocaust Survivor Joel Fabain, under the administration of the Esther Raab Holocaust Museum & Goodwin Education Center, discusses his story of strength and survival at Terezin Concentration Camp. Registration required.
May 8 (2 p.m. and 7 p.m.): Learn about the issues that affect retirement savings during the Retirement Goals Workshop.
May 10, 24 (2:30 p.m. and 3 p.m.): Get your questions answered during the One-on-One Computer Help Sessions. Mouse skill and registration required.
May 11 (2 p.m.): Learn about Medicare and You during an educational seminar. Registration required.
May 13 (1 p.m.): Enjoy a Soft and Gentle Yoga Class perfect for beginners. Please bring a yoga mat and blanket. Registration required.
May 14 (2 p.m.): Have a Blood Pressure Screening by a registered nurse. Registration required.
May 14 (6:15 p.m.) and May 21 (6:30 p.m.): Enjoy some card playing fun during Magic the Gathering. Registration required.
May 14 (7 p.m.): The Tuesday Night Book Club meets. New members welcome.
May 15 (1:30 p.m.): Increase flexibility during the Simply Stretch for Adults and Seniors class. Registration required.
May 15 (7 p.m.): Join the Writers Group for adults who love to write.
May 16 (7 p.m.): John Zinn presents Baseball in New Jersey 1855-1880. Registration required.
May 18 (10:30 a.m.): The La Leche League of Bordentown meets. Moms welcome.
May 20 (2 p.m.): Enjoy the Monday Matinee.
May 22 (2 p.m. and 7 p.m.): Make Your Own Soap during the Adult Craft. Registration required.
May 28 (2 p.m.): Enjoy a Foreign Film.
May 28 (7 p.m.): Enjoy Evening Yoga. Please bring a yoga mat and blanket. Registration required.
May 28 (7 p.m.): The Rogues and Roses Book Club discusses widow/widower romances.
May 30 (6:15 p.m.): Learn the basics of American Sign Language during this two-part class that continues next month. Registration required.
At the Cinnaminson Library 856-829-9340:
Thursday (10 a.m. to 8 p.m.), Friday (10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.), Thursday (10 a.m. to 4 p.m.): Shop for bargains at the Friends of the Library Book Sale. (A preview for Friends members only will be held May 1 from 6 to 8 p.m.)
May 6 (7 p.m.): The Happy Bookers book club discusses biographies about Ruth Bader Ginsburg. New members welcome.
May 7, 14, 21 and 28 (10:30 a.m.): Take a beginner's course in Qigong and Tai Chi, slow, gentle forms of exercise that help increase energy, flexibility, balance and body awareness.
May 8 (6:30 p.m.): Let Laughter Yoga help with stress relief, ease anxiety and more.
May 9 (10:30 a.m.): Wealth Bridge Advisory Group presents Understanding Medicare 101. Registration required.
May 10, 17, 24 and 31 (10 a.m.): The Chronic Pain Self-Management Program is a six-week course about overcoming the daily challenges associated with pain, frustration, fatigue, isolation and poor sleep. Registration required.
May 10, 24 (2:30 p.m.): Get help writing resumes, cover letters, college papers and more during the Writer's Clinic. Registration requested.
May 13 (6 p.m.): Learn how to use your iPhone or iPad during this informal workshop.
May 20 (2 p.m.): The Open Book Club discusses "The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up" by Marie Kondo. New members welcome.
May 22 and 29 (1 to 5 p.m.): Drop in to the library's Scrabble Club. All ages welcome.
May 22 (6 p.m.): Learn about synching your Apple devices during the iPhone and iPad Workshop Special Event.
May 23 (2:30 and 6 p.m.): Have fun painting during Chocolate and Canvas. Supplies provided. Registration required.
May 29 (6 p.m.): Join the Writer's Critique Group for a helpful and inspiring group critique.
At the Evesham Library 856-983-1444:
Wednesday, May 8, 15, 22 and 29 (10:30 a.m.): Join fellow knitting and crochet enthusiasts at the Adult Yarn Social.
Thursday (10:30 a.m.): Learn iPad and iPhone basics. Registration required.
Saturday (2 p.m.): Enjoy Origami Crafting for Adults. Registration required.
May 8 (1 p.m.): Enjoy Chair Yoga. Registration required.
May 8 (6:30 p.m.): Learn to become more centered and focused during Guided Meditation/Yoga Nidra. Registration required.
May 13 (11 a.m.): Learn about Rowan College at Burlington County Training and Education Programs.
May 14 (1 to 3 p.m.): Relax during Drop-in Coloring for Adults.
May 16 (7 p.m.): Learn American Sign Language Emergency Signs. Registration required.
May 18 (noon): Learn about Medicare and You. Registration required.
May 20 (10:30 a.m., 11 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.): Get your questions answered during the One-on-One Computer Help Sessions. Registration required.
May 20 (2 p.m.): The Book Discussion group discusses "Sing Unburied Sing" by Jesmyn Ward. New members welcomed.
May 21 (2 p.m.): Enjoy Mr. Kajaria's Foreign Film Picks. Seating is limited.
May 28 (1 p.m.): Learn about Online Businesses and New Jersey Sales Tax. Registration required.
May 30 (10:30 a.m.): Learn Windows 10 Basics. Registration required.
At the Maple Shade Library 856-779-9767:
Thursday (2 p.m.): Learn how to keep your loved ones with dementia safe during the Alzheimer's and Dementia program. Registration required.
Friday (6 p.m.): Enjoy Gentler Yoga. Registration required.
May 8 (2 p.m.): The Bookbuzzers group discusses favorite books. Registration requested.
May 9 (3 p.m.): Learn about Rowan College at Burlington County Certificate Programs. Registration required.
May 9 (6 p.m.): Local outdoorswoman Cindy Slawski discusses epic women and their contributions to the outdoors, past and present. Registration required.
May 10 (6 p.m.): Local outdoorswoman Cindy Skawski discusses tips for hiking, camping and swimming safely during the Bear Aware and Shark Smart program. Registration required.
May 11 (10:30 a.m.): Practice your English with other non-native speakers during the Talk Up a Storm ESL Conversation Group. Registration required.
May 14 (1 to 3 p.m.): Lourdes Health System offers Free Health Screenings and health and wellness information. Registration required.
May 16 (6 p.m.): Learn tips and tricks for making your home clutter-free. Registration required.
May 17 (6 p.m.): Author Victoria Marie Lees discusses The Importance of Backstory in Fiction. Registration required.
May 23 (2 p.m.): Learn about Medicare and You. Registration required.
At the Pemberton Library 609-893-8262:
Thursday (10:30 a.m.): Learn about the four parts of Medicare during Medicare 101.
Thursday, May 16 and 30 (6 p.m.): Learn the basics during Cross Stitch for Beginners. Supplies provided. Registration required.
May 7, 14, 21 and 28 (10 a.m.): Enjoy the Tuesday Morning Movie. Registration required.
May 9 (10 a.m.): Lourdes Health System offers Free Health Screenings and health and wellness information.
May 11 (10 a.m.): Enjoy Yoga in the Pines at Pemberton Library. Please bring a yoga mat or large towel. Registration required.
May 13 (6 p.m.): Practice your English with other non-native speakers during the Talk Up a Storm ESL Conversation Group. Registration required.
May 15 (7 p.m.): Get feedback from other writers during the Works in Progress Writing Workshop. Registration required.
May 18 (10:30 a.m.): Improve health, clarity and joy during Meditation for Beginners. Registration required.
May 23 (1 p.m.): Create a piece of art you can wear during DIY Jewelry-Making: The Art of Chinese Knotting.
May 29 (6 p.m.): Learn basic sewing skills during Adulting 101. Registration required.
At the Pinelands Library in Medford 609-654-6113:
Saturday, May 11 (2 p.m.): Enjoy a Gentle Yoga class perfect for beginners. Registration required.
May 8, 22 (5 p.m.): Practice your English with other non-native speakers during the Talk Up a Storm ESL Conversation Group.
May 9 (6:30 p.m.): Make a Watercolor Monogram. Supplies provided. Registration required.
May 10 (11:30 a.m.): Learn about Cloud Storage: OneDrive Basics. Please bring a laptop or tablet and your Microsoft, Outlook, or Hotmail address and account password. Registration required.
May 15 (6:30 p.m.): Nancy Underwood, certified professional organizer and home staging and redesign specialist, presents Home Redesign. Registration required.
May 16 (6 p.m.): Richard Lechner Jr., a state licensed funeral director, discusses Funeral Planning.
May 23, 30 (4 to 8 p.m.): BCLS and the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary team up to offer an 8-hour Boating Safety Certification Course approved by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators. The course includes lectures, a student workbook, handouts and testing to meet state requirements. There is a $65 course fee. (Mention BCLS when registering and receive a 20 percent discount.) To register, contact Mark at 609-364-0929 or email mark.rubino@verizon.net
May 24 (10:30 a.m.): Drop by to learn how to download ebooks, eaudiobooks and streaming videoes during the How-to Open Session.
At the Riverton Library 856-829-2476:
Wednesday, May 8, 15, 22 and 29 (10 a.m.): Swap tips and socialize with others knitters during Knit-Wits.
Thursday, May 9, 16, 23 and 30 (1 p.m.): Play Bridge with other bridge enthusiasts.
Thursday (7 p.m.): The First Thursday Book Discussion Group discusses "Bleak House" by Charles Dickens.
May 5, 19 (1 to 3 p.m.): The Friends of the Riverton Library host a Book Sale featuring paperbacks, DVDs and CDs for 25 cents each, and hardbacks for 50 cents each.
May 15 (6:30 p.m.): Dream Vacation discusses Land Tours as a part of the Expert Travel Series. Registration required.
May 23 (6:30 p.m.): Create a Junk Journal. Registration required.
May 28 (6:30 p.m.): Enjoy Chair Yoga. Registration required.

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NRC in Assam: Ensure Justice for All
The Left parties – Communist Party of India (Marxist), Communist Party of India, Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation, All India Forward Bloc and Revolutionary Socialist Party – have issued the following statement on September 12.
THE final list of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam has excluded 19.06 lakh claimants who had applied to be included in the register. Preliminary reports show that a large number of Indian citizens have been left out.
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CPI(M) Releases Booklet on Kashmir
CPI (M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury and Polit Bureau member Brinda Karat released a booklet prepared by the Party on Kashmir, titled 'Fraud on Constitution: Kashmir Betrayed'. The booklet was released at a press conference held on August 22. It traces the history of Jammu and Kashmir and its accession to Indian Union. The booklet dispels the misinformation campaign and obfuscation of facts by the government on Jammu and Kashmir.
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False and Fake News
Below we publish the statement issued by the CITU on August 26
THE news of the seamen's union of CITU – FSUI joining Shiv Sena is totally false and fake
The Hindustan Times (Mumbai) dated August 25, 2019 published a news that Forward Seamen's Union of India (FSUI) has joined Shiv Sena. This news is totally baseless and fake, spread with a malicious intent to confuse and misguide the seamen community.
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An Act of Desperation
CPI(M) Polit Bureau has issued the following statement on August 27
THE Polit Bureau of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) strongly disapproves of the manner in which the Reserve Bank of India's reserves are being sought to be utilised to meet the fiscal deficit. Similarly, in the past, profit making public sector navaratnas like ONGC had been fleeced to meet the Modi government's extravagant expenditure like those on propaganda.
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Reverse Decisions on FDI in Coal Mining & Retail Trade
THE Polit Bureau of the CPI(M) strongly opposes the decision of the union cabinet to allow 100 per cent FDI in coal mining for all commercial purposes along with 100 per cent FDI in contract manufacturing. This reckless measure will enable foreign companies to plunder the mineral resources of our country.
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Permission to Visit Yusuf Tarigami
THE Supreme Court heard the petition on habeas corpus filed by CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury to produce CPI(M) leader and four time MLA, Yusuf Tarigami whose whereabouts are unknown since August 5.
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Day Light Robbery of Rights Guaranteed by the Constitution
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Render Urgent Relief to Flood-Affected States
The Polit Bureau of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) has issued the following statement on August 12, 2019.
THE Polit Bureau of the CPI(M) expresses its grave concern at the loss of life, destruction of property and livestock due to the floods in various parts of the country.
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Protest Detention of Sitaram Yechury
CPI(M) Polit Bureau has issued the following statement on August 9
THE Polit Bureau of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) condemns the detention of Sitaram Yechury, general secretary of the Party and D Raja, general secretary of the CPI at the Srinagar airport. This shows the authoritarian face of the BJP government.
Sitaram Yechury and D Raja had gone to Srinagar to visit Md Tarigami, MLA, the ailing leader of the CPI(M) and to meet the people of J&K.
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J&K: Murder of Democracy & Federalism
THE Modi government has struck a big blow at democracy and the constitution by scrapping Article 370 of the constitution and dismantling the state of Jammu & Kashmir.
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Q: How to optimize this function for speed I am applying this function in parallel over a very large matrix (50k+ columns and rows) and need to optimize it for speed.  The input is an array of rank values, and for each rank value in the array I assign a corresponding value and return that array of values.  I am at a bit of a lost how to make it run faster.
my_function <- function(x) {

  buckets <- round(length(x)*c(0.001075,0.001290,0.001720,0.002150,0.003010,0.004300,0.006449,0.008599,0.012899,0.019348,0.032247,0.053745,0.086637,0.140382,0.227449))

  y <- numeric(length(x))

  y[x<=buckets[1]] <- 311
  y[x>buckets[1]&x<=buckets[2]] <- 40
  y[x>buckets[2]&x<=buckets[3]] <- 30
  y[x>buckets[3]&x<=buckets[4]] <- 20
  y[x>buckets[4]&x<=buckets[5]] <- 15
  y[x>buckets[5]&x<=buckets[6]] <- 10
  y[x>buckets[6]&x<=buckets[7]] <- 8
  y[x>buckets[7]&x<=buckets[8]] <- 6
  y[x>buckets[8]&x<=buckets[9]] <- 5
  y[x>buckets[9]&x<=buckets[10]] <- 4
  y[x>buckets[10]&x<=buckets[11]] <- 3
  y[x>buckets[11]&x<=buckets[12]] <- 2.4
  y[x>buckets[12]&x<=buckets[13]] <- 2
  y[x>buckets[13]&x<=buckets[14]] <- 1.8
  y[x>buckets[14]&x<=buckets[15]] <- 1.6
  y[x>buckets[15]] <- 0

  return(y)

}

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Summary of "A closer look at the stoma: multimodal imaging of patients with ileostomies and colostomies."
Nowadays, large numbers of ileostomies and colostomies are created during surgical management of a variety of intestinal disorders. Depending on indication, surgical technique and emergency versus elective conditions, stomas may be either temporary or permanent. As a result, patients with ileostomies and colostomies are commonly encountered in Radiology departments, particularly during perioperative hospitalisation following stoma creation or before recanalisation, and when needing CT or MRI studies for follow-up of operated tumours or chronic inflammatory bowel diseases. However, the stoma site is commonly overlooked on cross-sectional imaging.Aiming to improve radiologists' familiarity with stoma-related issues, this pictorial essay concisely reviews indications and surgical techniques for ileostomies and colostomies, and presents state-of-the art multimodal imaging in patients living with a stoma, including water-soluble contrast stomal enema (WSC-SE), CT and MRI techniques, interpretation and expected findings. Afterwards, the clinical features and imaging appearances of early and late stoma-related complications are illustrated with imaging examples, including diversion colitis.When interpreting cross-sectional imaging studies, focused attention to the stoma site and awareness of expected appearances and of possible complications are required to avoid missing significant changes requiring clinical attention. Additionally, dedicated imaging techniques such as WSC-SE and combined CT plus WSC-SE may be helpful to provide surgeons the appropriate clinical information required to direct management.
ANTHROPOMETRIC AND DIETETIC EVALUATION OF PEOPLE WITH ILEOSTOMIES.
The maintenance of nutrition for the person with ileostomy is a major challenge despite to the proper management of stoma eliminations.
Preoperative stoma site marking: a simple practice to reduce stoma-related complications.
To evaluate the incidence and identify the risk factors of stoma-related complications in a consecutive series of patients treated at a single institution.
To explore risk factors for choroidal nevus transformation into melanoma using multimodal imaging and review current treatment options.
The purpose of this study is to learn if the stoma boot camp is a good and effective way to help people adapt to life with a stoma after surgery.


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Q: Why cant I separate  to a different module? Goal
I'm trying to extract the <Switch> with its <Route>'s out to a different module.
Problem
The url is being changed to the new path, but the content doesn't (only when I refresh it changes).
I'm trying to understand what am I missing.
EDITED:
live example: https://stackblitz.com/edit/separated-switch-module
working example:
<BrowserRouter>

    <Link to="/"> Home </Link>
    <Link to="contacts"> Contacts </Link>

    <Switch>
      <Route exact path="/" component={Home} />
      <Route path="/contacts" component={Contacts} />
    </Switch>

</BrowserRouter>

failing exmaple:
<BrowserRouter>

    <Link to="/"> Home </Link>
    <Link to="contacts"> Contacts </Link>
    <SwitchedRoutes/>

</BrowserRouter>

EDITED:
SwitchedRoutes:
import React from "react";
import { observer, inject } from "mobx-react";
import { Switch, Route } from "react-router-dom";

@inject('pageStore')
@observer
export default class extends React.Component {
    render(){
        const {
            home,
            contacts
        } = this.props.pageStore.pages;

        return (
            <Switch>
                <Route exact path={home.path} render={()=> <Home />} />
                <Route path={contacts.path} render={()=> <Contacts/>} />
            </Switch>
        )
    }
}

A: Since react-router v4 changed an API a bit you need to give to the all underlying components such as Switch, Link and etc a router context. (Something like subscriber to the routing stuff), as soon as you disconnects the module to the separate file it loses the context.
just add this to the SwitchedRoutes.js
import React from 'react';
import { withRouter } from 'react-router'
import {Switch, Route} from 'react-router-dom';
import {inject, observer} from 'mobx-react';

const Home = () =>
Home
;
const Contacts = () =>
Contents
;

const switchedRouter = inject('store')(observer(props => {
  const {home, contacts} = props.store.routes;

  return(
    <Switch>
      <Route exact path={home.path} component={Home}/>
      <Route path={contacts.path} component={Contacts}/>
    </Switch>
  );
}));

export default withRouter(switchedRouter)

we simply wrapped the component with withRouter HoC which provides us a correct react-router context.
https://separated-switch-module-j92psu.stackblitz.io


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Q: Error PHP Undefined offset: 2 Al programar este codigo surge el siguiente error: Undefined offset: 2.
¿Cual podrá ser la causa?
function checkCourt($fecha,$pista){
        //Entorno:
        $coincidencias;$fp;$nombre_archivo;$linea;
        //Algoritmo:
        $coincidencias=false;
        $nombre_archivo = "reservas.txt";
            file_exists($nombre_archivo);
            //Abrimos el handle
            $fp = fopen($nombre_archivo, "r");
            //Movemos el cursor al principio, por posible desajustes
            rewind($fp);
        while (!feof($fp) && !$coincidencias){

                $linea = fgets($fp);
                $linea=explode(" ", $linea);
                //strototime para convertirlo a date unix
                if(strtotime($linea[2])==strtotime($fecha)&&$linea[1]==$pista){

                    $coincidencias=true;

                }//Fin Si

        }//Fin Mientrasa
        fclose($fp);

            return $coincidencias;
    }//Fin Función

A: Yo creo que el problema está en la linea
if(strtotime($linea[2])...

seguro que una de las lineas del archivo que estás leyendo no tiene dos espacios, por lo cual, $linea no se crea como un vector de 3 posiciones.
Para evitar esto podrías modificar ese if por este otro
if (count($linea) > 2 && strtotime($linea[2])==strtotime($fecha) && $linea[1]==$pista)...

¡Suerte!


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1.01 Pilot                                                09/22/1994
1.02 The One With the Sonogram at the End                 09/29/1994
1.03 The One With the Thumb                               10/06/1994
1.04 The One With George Stephanopoulos                   10/13/1994
1.05 The One With the East German Laundry Detergent       10/20/1994
1.06 The One With the Butt                                10/27/1994
1.07 The One With the Blackout                            11/03/1994
1.08 The One Where Nana Dies Twice                        11/10/1994
1.09 The One Where Underdog Gets Away                     11/17/1994
1.10 The One With the Monkey                              12/15/1994
1.11 The One With Mrs. Bing                               01/05/1995
1.12 The One With the Dozen Lasagnas                      01/12/1995
1.13 The One With the Boobies                             01/19/1995
1.14 The One With the Candy Hearts                        02/09/1995
1.15 The One With the Stoned Guy                          02/16/1995
1.16 The One With Two Parts, part 1                       02/23/1995
1.18 The One With All the Poker                           03/02/1995
1.19 The One Where the Monkey Gets Away                   03/09/1995
1.20 The One with the Evil Orthodontist                   04/06/1995
1.21 The One with Fake Monica                             04/27/1995
1.22 The One with the Ick Factor                          05/04/1995
1.23 The One with the Birth                               05/11/1995
1.24 The One where Rachel Finds Out                       05/18/1995
2.01 The One With Ross' New Girlfriend                    09/21/1995
2.02 The One With the Breast Milk                         09/28/1995
2.03 The One Where Heckles Dies                           10/05/1995
2.04 The One With Phoebe's Husband                        10/12/1995
2.05 The One With Five Steaks and an Eggplant             10/19/1995
2.06 The One With the Baby on the Bus                     11/02/1995
2.07 The One Where Ross Finds Out                         11/09/1995
2.08 The One With the List                                11/16/1995
2.09 The One With Phoebe's Dad                            12/14/1995
2.10 The One With Russ                                    01/04/1996
2.11 The One With The Lesbian Wedding                     01/18/1996
2.12 The One After the Superbowl, part 1                  01/28/1996
2.14 The One With The Prom Video                          02/01/1996
2.15 The One Where Ross and Rachel...You Know             02/08/1996
2.16 The One Where Joey Moves Out                         02/15/1996
2.17 The One Where Eddie Moves In                         02/22/1996
2.18 The One Where Dr. Ramoray Dies                       03/21/1996
2.19 The One Where Eddie Won't Go                         03/28/1996
2.20 The One Where Old Yeller Dies                        04/04/1996
2.21 The One With The Bullies                             04/25/1996
2.22 The One With Two Parties                             05/02/1996
2.23 The One With The Chicken Pox                         05/09/1996
2.24 The One With Barry & Mindy's Wedding                 05/16/1996
3.01 The One With The Princess Leia Fantasy               09/19/1996
3.02 The One Where No One's Ready                         09/26/1996
3.03 The One With The Jam                                 10/03/1996
3.04 The One With The Metaphorical Tunnel                 10/10/1996
3.05 The One With Frank, Jr.                              10/17/1996
3.06 The One With The Flashback                           10/31/1996
3.07 The One With The Racecar Bed                         11/07/1996
3.08 The One With The Giant Poking Device                 11/14/1996
3.09 The One With The Football                            11/21/1996
3.10 The One Where Rachel Quits                           12/12/1996
3.11 The One Where Chandler Can't Remember Which Sister   01/09/1997
3.12 The One With All The Jealousy                        01/16/1997
3.13 The One Where Monica and Richard Are Just Friends    01/30/1997
3.14 The One With Phoebe's Ex-Partner                     02/06/1997
3.15 The One Where Ross And Rachel Take A Break           02/13/1997
3.16 The One The Morning After                            02/20/1997
3.17 The One Without The Ski Trip                         03/06/1997
3.18 The One With The Hypnosis Tape                       03/13/1997
3.19 The One With The Tiny T-Shirt                        03/27/1997
3.20 The One With The Dollhouse                           04/10/1997
3.21 The One With a Chick. And a Duck.                    04/17/1997
3.22 The One With The Screamer                            04/24/1997
3.23 The One With Ross's Thing                            05/01/1997
3.24 The One With The Ultimate Fighting Champion          05/08/1997
3.25 The One At The Beach                                 05/15/1997
Fourth Season
4.01 The One With The Jellyfish                           09/25/1997
4.02 The One With The Cat                                 10/02/1997
4.03 The One With The 'Cuffs                              10/09/1997
4.04 The One With The Ballroom Dancing                    10/16/1997
4.05 The One With Joey's New Girlfriend                   10/30/1997
4.06 The One With The Dirty Girl                          11/06/1997
4.07 The One Where Chandler Crosses The Line              11/13/1997
4.08 The One With Chandler In A Box                       11/20/1997
4.09 The One Where They're Going To PARTY!                12/11/1997
4.10 The One With The Girl From Poughkeepsie              12/18/1997
4.11 The One With Phoebe's Uterus                         01/08/1998
4.12 The One With The Embryos                             01/15/1998
4.13 The One With Rachel's Crush                          01/29/1998
4.14 The One With Joey's Dirty Day                        02/05/1998
4.15 The One With All The Rugby                           02/26/1998
4.16 The One With The Fake Party                          03/19/1998
4.17 The One With The Free Porn                           03/26/1998
4.18 The One With Rachel's New Dress                      04/02/1998
4.19 The One With All The Haste                           04/09/1998
4.20 The One With All The Wedding Dresses                 04/16/1998
4.21 The One With The Invitation                          04/23/1998
4.22 The One With The Worst Best Man Ever                 04/30/1998
4.23 The One With Ross's Wedding, part 1                  05/07/1998
Fifth Season
5.01 The One After Ross Says Rachel                       09/24/1998
5.02 The One With All The Kissing                         10/01/1998
5.03 The One With The Triplets                            10/08/1998
5.04 The One Where Phoebe Hates PBS                       10/15/1998
5.05 The One With The Kips                                10/29/1998
5.06 The One With The Yeti                                11/05/1998
5.07 The One Where Ross Moves In                          11/12/1998
5.08 The One With All The Thanksgivings                   11/19/1998
5.09 The One With Ross's Sandwich                         12/10/1998
5.10 The One With The Inappropriate Sister                12/17/1998
5.11 The One With All The Resolutions                     01/07/1999
5.12 The One With Chandler's Work Laugh                   01/21/1999
5.13 The One With Joey's Bag                              02/04/1999
5.14 The One Where Everybody Finds Out                    02/11/1999
5.15 The One With The Girl Who Hits Joey                  02/18/1999
5.16 The One With The Cop                                 02/25/1999
5.17 The One With Rachel's Inadvertent Kiss               03/18/1999
5.18 The One Where Rachel Smokes                          04/08/1999
5.19 The One Where Ross Can't Flirt                       04/22/1999
5.20 The One With The Ride-Along                          04/29/1999
5.21 The One With The Ball                                05/06/1999
5.22 The One With Joey's Big Break                        05/13/1999
5.23 The One In Vegas, Part 1                             05/20/1999
Sixth Season
6.01 The One After Vegas                                  09/23/1999
6.02 The One Where Ross Hugs Rachel                       09/30/1999
6.03 The One With Ross's Denial                           10/07/1999
6.04 The One Where Joey Loses His Insurance               10/14/1999
6.05 The One With Joey's Porsche                          10/21/1999
6.06 The One On The Last Night                            11/04/1999
6.07 The One Where Phoebe Runs                            11/11/1999
6.08 The One With Ross's Teeth                            11/18/1999
6.09 The One Where Ross Got High                          11/25/1999
6.10 The One With The Routine                             12/16/1999
6.11 The One With The Apothecary Table                    01/06/2000
6.12 The One With The Joke                                01/13/2000
6.13 The One With Rachel's Sister                         02/03/2000
6.14 The One Where Chandler Can't Cry                     02/10/2000
6.15 The One That Could Have Been, part 1                 02/17/2000
6.17 The One With Unagi                                   02/24/2000
6.18 The One Where Ross Dates a Student                   03/09/2000
6.19 The One With Joey's Fridge                           03/23/2000
6.20 The One With Mac & C.H.E.E.S.E.                      04/13/2000
6.21 The One Where Ross Meets Elizabeth's Dad             04/27/2000
6.22 The One Where Paul's The Man                         05/04/2000
6.23 The One With The Ring                                05/11/2000
6.24 The One With The Proposal, part 1                    05/18/2000
Seventh Season
7.01 The One With Monica's Thunder                        10/12/2000
7.02 The One With Rachel's Book                           10/12/2000
7.03 The One With Phoebe's Cookies                        10/19/2000
7.04 The One With Rachel's Assistant                      10/26/2000
7.05 The One With The Engagement Picture                  11/02/2000
7.06 The One With The Nap Partners                        11/09/2000
7.07 The One With Ross's Library Book                     11/16/2000
7.08 The One Where Chandler Doesn't Like Dogs             11/23/2000
7.09 The One With All The Candy                           12/07/2000
7.10 The One With the Holiday Armadillo                   12/14/2000
7.11 The One With All The Cheesecakes                     01/04/2001
7.12 The One Where They're Up All Night                   01/11/2001
7.13 The One Where Rosita Dies                            02/01/2001
7.14 The One Where They All Turn Thirty                   02/08/2001
7.15 The One With Joey's New Brain                        02/15/2001
7.16 The One With The Truth About London                  02/22/2001
7.17 The One With The Cheap Wedding Dress                 03/15/2001
7.18 The One With Joey's Award                            03/29/2001
7.19 The One With Ross and Monica's Cousin                04/19/2001
7.20 The One With Rachel's Big Kiss                       04/26/2001
7.21 The One With The Vows                                05/03/2001
7.22 The One With Chandler's Dad                          05/10/2001
7.23 The One With Monica and Chandler's Wedding, Part 1   05/17/2001
Eighth Season
8.01 The One After "I Do"                                 09/27/2001
8.02 The One With The Red Sweater                         10/04/2001
8.03 The One Where Rachel Tells...                        10/11/2001
8.04 The One With The Video Tape                          10/18/2001
8.05 The One With Rachel's Date                           10/25/2001
8.06 The One With The Halloween Party                     11/01/2001
8.07 The One With The Stain                               11/08/2001
8.08 The One With The Stripper                            11/15/2001
8.09 The One With The Rumor                               11/22/2001
8.10 The One With Monica's Boots                          12/06/2001
8.11 The One With Ross' Step Forward                      12/13/2001
8.12 The One Where Joey Dates Rachel                      01/10/2002
8.13 The One Where Chandler Takes a Bath                  01/17/2002
8.14 The One With The Secret Closet                       01/31/2002
8.15 The One With The Birthing Video                      02/07/2002
8.16 The One Where Joey Tells Rachel                      02/28/2002
8.17 The One With The Tea Leaves                          03/07/2002
8.18 The One In Massapequa                                03/28/2002
8.19 The One With Joey's Interview                        04/04/2002
8.20 The One With The Baby Shower                         04/25/2002
8.21 The One With The Cooking Class                       05/02/2002
8.22 The One Where Rachel is Late                         05/09/2002
8.23 The One Where Rachel Has a Baby, part 1              05/16/2002
Ninth Season
9.01 The One Where No One Proposes                        09/26/2002
9.02 The One Where Emma Cries                             10/03/2002
9.03 The One With the Pediatrician                        10/10/2002
9.04 The One With the Sharks                              10/17/2002
9.05 The One With Phoebe's Birthday Dinner                10/31/2002
9.06 The One With the Male Nanny                          11/07/2002
9.07 The One With Ross's Inappropriate Song               11/14/2002
9.08 The One With Rachel's Other Sister                   11/21/2002
9.09 The One With Rachel's Phone Number                   12/05/2002
9.10 The One With Christmas in Tulsa                      12/12/2002
9.11 The One Where Rachel Goes Back To Work               01/09/2003
9.12 The One With Phoebe's Rats                           01/16/2003
9.13 The One Where Monica Sings                           01/30/2003
9.14 The One With The Blind Dates                         02/06/2003
9.15 The One With The Mugging                             02/13/2003
9.16 The One With The Boob Job                            02/20/2003
9.17 The One With The Memorial Service                    03/13/2003
9.18 The One With The Lottery                             04/03/2003
9.19 The One With Rachel's Dream                          04/17/2003
9.20 The One With The Soap Opera Party                    04/24/2003
9.21 The One With The Fertility Test                      05/01/2003
9.22 The One With The Donor                               05/08/2003
9.23 The One In Barbados, part 1                          05/15/2003
Tenth Season
10.01 The One After Joey and Rachel Kiss                  09/25/2003
10.02 The One Where Ross is Fine                          10/02/2003
10.03 The One With Ross's Tan                             10/09/2003
10.04 The One With the Cake                               10/23/2003
10.05 The One Where Rachel's Sister Baby-sits             10/30/2003
10.06 The One With Ross's Grant                           11/06/2003
10.07 The One With the Home Study                         11/13/2003
10.08 The One With the Late Thanksgiving                  11/20/2003
10.09 The One With The Birth Mother                       01/08/2004
10.10 The One Where Chandler Gets Caught                  01/15/2004
10.11 The One Where The Stripper Cries                    02/05/2004
10.12 The One With Phoebe's Wedding                       02/12/2004
10.13 The One Where Joey Speaks French                    02/19/2004
10.14 The One With Princess Consuela                      02/26/2004
10.15 The One Where Estelle Dies                          04/22/2004
10.16 The One With Rachel's Going Away Party              04/29/2004
10.17 The Last One, Part 1                                05/06/2004


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【Current status of cardiovascular diseases and potential of stem cell treatment】
Heart and vascular diseases such as cardiac insufficiency, myocardial infarction, and arteriosclerosis, are prone to be associated with a poor prognosis even with the latest technology of cardiovascular medicine. Heart transplantation is one of the radical treatments for heart diseases. Although the number of heart transplantation has dramatically increased after the Revised Organ Transplant Law has been entered into force on 2010, it's difficult to cure all cardiac patients by transplantation due to a lack of donor hearts all over the world. Regenerative medicine is anticipated to cure the diseases that cannot be cured by conventional treatments.
【Institutes conducting animal experiments or clinical trials】
◆ Kanazawa University ◆ Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine
◆ Nagasaki University ◆ Juntendo University
◆ National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
◆ Asahikawa Medical University
【Case : Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine】
Regarding the research that used the chronic ischemic heart disease model of pigs, it has been reported that the cardiac-derived stem cells recover lost heart functions by regeneration of damaged myocardial tissues. According to this result, clinical trials have been conducted to improve heart function of patients with serious heart failure by transplanting autologous cardiac-derived stem cells into their hearts. In the clinical trials, autologous cardiac-derived stem cells were cultivated for about 40 days and were transplanted into the site of damaged heart during coronary artery bypass surgery; the transplanted sites of heart were covered with the special gelatin sheet containing bFGF to facilitate rapid plating of stem cells.
Although the conventional bypass surgery improves the rate of cardiac contraction (heart pumping function) by only 3-4 percentage points, stem cell combined treatment performed in the clinical trial improves it from 22% to 32%. This suggests that stem cells differentiated into the vascular cells and myocardiums. It is reported that heart functions was recovered and side effects such as the arrhythmia were not found as a result of the treatment.
This clinical research has started from April 2010 and all six of the patients who had surgery have made good progress. The safety and effects of stem cell treatment are being researched to use stem cells not only for chronic ischemic heart disease but also for the other heart diseases such as the dilated cardiomyopathy.
※ Information about stem cells described in this page are quoted from the articles presented by Stemcell Knowledge & Information Portal (SKIP:https://www.skip.med.keio.ac.jp/), each of the universities and institutions.


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This website provides details of Committee functions, contact information for TfGMC Members. Dates of committee and sub committee meetings along with a facility to download committee minutes, reports and agendas can be accessed via the https://www.greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk/info/20001/transport website.
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Girl with MS - Tips & Tools for Thriving with Multiple Sclerosis: A Perfect storm makes for a Perfect Weekend!
A Perfect storm makes for a Perfect Weekend!
Since when is it ever 80F at the Mid State Fair!? Just last week It was 107F. But an odd cold front is coming through.
And then a friend called, "I'm heading to Paso this weekend, want a ride?". So I called my friend up north, "Yes, come on up, We can take Izzy and her pig to the fair on Saturday." Wow! Could the timing be any better?
So my friend picked me up Friday afternoon and we headed north. Her 2 yr old daughter and lovely dog, Hickson, joined us. Taking the I5 shuffle north to hwy 46 cuts out quite a bit of time rathern than going hwy 101. Not as pretty but saves about an hour.
Arriving safely, we part ways, and I get ready for a Friday evening at the fair with friends. Time to get a little dolled up! The only issue is that I was on a cane all day Thursday and was so wobbly from my MS when we got to the fair. I didn't bring a cane and it might have been good to have one. I was so weak that I drank four bottles of water and went to the car at 9pm to wait for my friends. And my bladder! Oh my that nervous MS bladder. Peed all the way around the fair. Drank water and peed.
Even with the weakness and wobbles we were able to see a few things before I crashed. The most important thing to me was meeting the folks at the National Wild Turkey Federation. Two veterans were working the booth. One from Vietnam and one from Afghanistan and Iraq. They were selling raffle tickets to win a gun of choice (of what's available). It was a great fundraiser! Every sixty tickets sold created a new drawing for a different gun. When all the guns are chosen, the fundraiser will end. Yes I bought a ticket but didn't win. Yet... I did buy a much needed pink camouflage hat which was the ONLY thing on my list of wants. Girl can't have enough camo and pink!
Saturday brought a whole new set of adventures as we head out early to take Oreo to the fair. Weighing in about 240 he should do fine this week depending upon the style of the judging. Every year it's a bit different.
Pigs are very sensitive to heat and stress. While it wasn't too hot out, Izzy kept Oreo well hydrated. We did see a pig stress out and it probably won't make it for the market class Tuesday. Some times pigs will die before they show. Sad but it does happen.
After settling the pig in we walked around a bit. I was in Much better condition than Friday. I saw a plaque in honor of some folks I used to work for: Phoebe Cooke and George Hearst. I used to show at the amid State Fair for years. Horses and my students. It was extremely fun to go back and see so many familiar faces.
They now have a covered the arena. We used to just ride in the sun and heat. And trust me it can got very warm here! One year I had a student fall and break her pelvic girdle. That same year a young kid fell from these stands and hit like humpy dumpty on the concrete. I heard it. Worst sound ever. Skull on concrete.
This year I really wanted to see the exhibits. The flowers, quilts and jams. I didn't make the latte two but had fun in the horticulture department!
And then we wrapped up with carnival rides and climbing wall for the girl! Not to mention a little mutton bustin.
I threw caution to the wind and followed a ten year old up the Ferris wheel!
And of course, some mutton bustin with my girl!
I was so fortunate to have been able to come and help and play. All the right conditions made this happen and I thank God for giving me this time with friends and my life. What an experience!
And then on the drive home, we actually had a rain drop on the car. Not enough because we really need rain. But the most pleasant sound on earth right now for us Californians. Rain. And a fun dr Seuss silo that's been on this route forever. Love my California!
So Take That MS! I rested. Drank plenty of water. Avoided some of the fair food. Made my boundaries and stuck with them. I listened to my body and made good choices. Was blessed with great weather. While I'm not back to my latest normal, I am on my way with a restorative day ahead of me with yoga, meditation and quiet time.
Glad you had fun in Paso.


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Amy Trotter is the executive director for MUCC, the nation's largest, most effective state-based conservation organization. Having served in this role since December 2018, Amy has been serving as Deputy Director since 2015 and on MUCC staff since 2007. She is responsible for carrying out the strategic objectives of the organization in all its phases: policy/program; outreach/education; communications; administrative and fundraising. Trotter provides staff leadership and development opportunities for up to 12 full-time staff and oversees the business operations, works with the MUCC Executive and Conservation Policy Boards and leads the annual budget development (~$1.4 million operating budget).
Amy is best known for her role in advocacy on behalf of MUCC's grassroots members and conservationists in Michigan. Since 2007, she has worked to advance the organization's policy agenda within the Michigan Legislature and Michigan Natural Resources Commission. She is a registered lobbyist agent in the State of Michigan and assists in tracking and engaging in discussions on more than 70 legislative bills each session. Her other responsibilities have included grant management and oversight for more than $600k in active grants and agreements each year, including applying for new opportunities, tracking and reporting on grant-funded activities.
Prior to joining MUCC in 2007, Amy was a consultant for natural resources at Public Sector Consultants, a non-partisan, public policy research firm in Lansing.
Trotter earned a Bachelor of Science from Michigan State University at Lyman Briggs School-Environmental Science and Management and an additional Bachelor of Science in resource development-environmental studies and applications. She also completed the Natural Resources Leadership Project and the Michigan Society of Association Executives' Academy of Association Management.
Trotter is from Cheboygan, Michigan and resides in Haslett with her husband Marc and two daughters. She enjoys spending time with her family in the outdoors, including camping, panfish fishing, waterfowl hunting and is dabbling in native plants and perennial gardening. She is also a longtime member and volunteer for Ducks Unlimited.
atrotter@mucc.org 517-346-6484
KIRK RILEY
At MUCC, Kirk helps guide the future of the organization, including strategic planning, budget management and partnership development. He assists the Executive Director in donor development and engagement, and works with program and education staff in grant research and applications. He helps ensure that MUCC achieves its conservation mission and goals through sound financial management and reporting.
Prior to joining MUCC in 2019, Kirk served as executive director of the Lansing-based Information Technology Empowerment Center, focused on providing STEM educational opportunities to at-risk youth from 2007 to 2018. From 1994 to 2006, he managed an environmental engineering outreach program at Michigan State that provided assistance to communities with serious pollution problems.
Kirk holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Lyman Briggs College and a Master's in Environmental Policy and Economics, both from Michigan State University.
Kirk lives in Haslett with his wife Katie, and he is the father of two sons. Their family includes an Australian Shepherd rescue named Ruby, and they enjoy camping, hiking and kayaking. Kirk and his family proudly cheer on Michigan and Michigan State in their house divided.
Kirk serves on the following committees and councils:
Teach, Talent, Thrive (T3), Capital Area Michigan Works, Lansing, MI.
Coalition for College and Career Readiness, Lansing Community College.
Computer Information Technologies (CIT) Advisory Committee, Lansing Community College.
kriley@mucc.org 517-346-6475
SHAUN MCKEON
Shaun joined the MUCC team in February of 2013, coming on board as the Camp Director and Environmental Educator. In the Fall of 2013, Shaun took over responsibilities as the editor of TRACKS Magazine. In 2016, Shaun took over duties for all education and field programs. He currently supervises the On the Ground, On the Water and AmeriCorps programs working on habitat improvement as well as the Michigan Out-of-Doors Youth Camp, TRACKS Magazine and Outreach programs.
Shaun graduated from Lake Superior State University in 2011 with multiple degrees. They include a bachelors degree in Parks and Recreation, a bachelors degree in History, and an associates degree in Natural Resources Technology. In 2016, he also completed a masters degree in Conservation Education from Michigan State University.
Before joining MUCC, Shaun completed a 1-year term of service to America, serving as an Americorps member in Central Pennsylvania. He also has a background in community recreation, serving in various roles from Metro-Detroit to the Upper Peninsula.
When not working on habitat or education projects, Shaun enjoys chasing Waterfowl throughout the streams, marshes and Great Lakes of Michigan. As well as fishing and rustic camping. He can also be found cheering on the Lions, Tigers, and Maple Leafs!
smckeon@mucc.org 517-346-6466
MAX BASS
Youth Camp Director/ Educator
Max joined the MUCC team in November of 2018 as our Camp Director and Environmental Educator. He comes to us from New York and graduated from the University at Buffalo in 2016 with a Degree in Environmental Studies, focused on Resources Management.
Previously Max has spent seven summers working at an Environmental Education Camp in the Catskill Mountains, the last three as the Camp Director. Max has also spent two school years in New York working with Kindergarteners all the way to Adults as an environmental educator, focusing on various ecology, team building, ropes courses, and Maple Sugaring.
When not working Max enjoys spending his time outside, whether it be hiking, fishing, camping or playing Disc Golf.
mbass@mucc.org 517-346-6462
SUE PRIDE
Member Relations, Tracks Coordinator
Sue is one of the most dedicated workers on the staff; she has been with MUCC for over 31 years. Her two main job responsibilities are member relations and coordinator for TRACKS Magazine. As head of member relations, Sue maintains the MUCC database, including address changes, phone numbers, email addresses for all members, donors and other contacts. She also does the data entry for calendars, raffles, donations, renewals for individual club members and individual magazine subscriptions for club members. If that is not enough she also reports to the financial manager and sends out purchase order statements for those who have bought merchandise, TRACKS orders, membership, etc. As TRACKS Coordinator; Sue coordinates annual TRACKS renewal letters, contacts clubs about TRACKS sponsorships, enters TRACKS membership for individuals and schools and sends out TRACKS gift cards.
While at MUCC Sue has made phone calls from club members and customers more pleasant, personable and helpful. She has also increased interest in TRACKS Magazine. Sue is a mother of two children, Melissa and Chad, and a grandmother of 4 grandchildren who are the sunshine of her life. Outside of MUCC Sue loves gardening, warm summers and enjoying the pool with family.
spride@mucc.org 517-346-6480
NICK GREEN
Public Information Officer and Editor of Michigan Out-of-Doors
Nick joined MUCC in June 2017. He previously worked as a staff reporter at Cadillac News, where he covered Cadillac Area Public Schools, the area's natural resources and court cases. He is a graduate of Central Michigan University and holds a bachelor's degree in journalism, with a focus in news-editorial, and a minor in media, design, production and technology.
Nick's passion for conservation was ignited when he discovered fly fishing in 2010. Since then, he has spent countless hours searching for lunker browns sipping dry flies, throwing mouse patterns in the black of night and chucking nymphs on the Pere Marquette, Pine, Manistee and Au Sable rivers. He also enjoys bow hunting, hiking, bird hunting and training his two bird dogs — Calvin, a Small Münsterländer, and Summit, a German shorthaired pointer.
ngreen@mucc.org 517-346-6486
IAN FITZGERALD
Policy and Special Events Assistant
Ian started working with MUCC in May of 2018 through the MSU Glassen Scholar Program. During his time as an intern, he worked on several policy issues and organized a briefing event on Asian carp in Indiana. He graduated from Michigan State University in December of 2018. Ian holds a Bachelor's of Science in Environmental Studies and Sustainability, as well as Sustainable Parks Recreation and Tourism. He also has a minor in Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems. He is a proud recipient of the Eagle Scout Award through the Boy Scouts of America. Ian lives in East Lansing with his girlfriend Morgan and Australian Shepard mix, Tommy. In his spare time, he enjoys playing guitar, cooking extravagant meals and fishing.
ifitzgerald@mucc.org 517-346-6488
JOE DEWAN
Huron Pines AmeriCorps
Joe started with MUCC in January of 2020 as the Huron Pines AmeriCorps member. He is a local to the Mid Michigan area growing up in East Lansing. He graduated from Michigan State University in May of 2019 with a degree in Environmental Studies and Sustainability. Outside of the classroom, he was active with student organizations that promoted getting young people outside on camping, paddling and backpacking trips. Upon graduation from MSU, he was a member of the 2019 cohort of Demmer Scholars in which he spent a summer interning at the Trout Unlimited national office in Arlington Virginia. Outside of work, Joe enjoys paddling, fishing, backpacking, and trail running.
americorps@mucc.org
MAKHAYLA LABUTTE
Habitat Volunteer Coordinator
Makhayla joined the MUCC team in May of 2019 as our Habitat Volunteer Coordinator. She comes to us from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Makhayla graduated from Lake Superior State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Conservation Biology, with a concentration in Human Dimensions. In her undergraduate thesis research, she analyzed the influence of ground cover type and structure on Kirtland's Warbler habitat selection in the Hiawatha National Forest. In the future, Makhayla aspires to continue her education and pursue a graduate degree in natural resources.
Previously, Makhayla held positions with the MDNR Wildlife Division, MDNR Parks and Recreation Division and the U.S. Forest Service. She has experienced many different dimensions of the conservation field and is now looking forward to engaging MUCC members and volunteers throughout Michigan in their outdoor heritage.
Outside of MUCC, Makhayla enjoys hiking, kayaking, outdoor photography, reading and rooting for the Detroit Tigers.
mlabutte@mucc.org 517-346-6456
EMMA NEHAN
On The Water Coordinator
Emma joined the MUCC team in July 2019 as our On the Water Coordinator. Born and raised in Troy, Michigan Emma grew up camping in Michigan and Canada with her family. Emma graduated from Lake Superior State University with a bachelor's in Conservation Biology and an associate's in Natural Resources Technology in 2015. After that Emma gained experience at American Conservation Experience, North Dakota State Parks, The Nature Conservancy, and at Arizona Conservation Corps.
In her spare time, Emma likes to backpack, hike, camp, listen to podcasts and practice yoga.
enehan@mucc.org 517-346-6463
L. SCHULTZ
lschultz@mucc.org 517-346-6483
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HP LaserJet 1020 Plus Review – The HP LaserJet 1020 is a powerful and compact monochrome laser printer for home users with light printing needs. With unmatched printing speed and quality, at a very affordable price to get a basic and compact printer that does your everyday work.
LaserJet 1020 Plus has a compact design with a size of 14.6 inches, depth of 9.5 inches, and height 8.2 inches, and weighs about 11 pounds. The foldable front panel opens up to 150 sheet input tray and the manual input tray is one standard sheet of paper. The output tray is on the top of the printer and comes with flip-out paper.
For the size of print speed and quality, the HP LaserJet 1020 is not the best among its competitors, but it can still be used properly, as it can print text documents around 12.52 ppm and for graphs at 12.61 ppm.
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Histone deacetylase inhibitors and epigenetic modifications as a novel strategy in renal cell carcinoma
Swathi Ramakrishnan, Roberto Pili
Recent investigations of renal cell carcinoma (RCC) have revealed several epigenetic modifications, as well as alterations in the genes and enzymes that regulate these changes. Preclinical models have revealed that histone gene modifiers and epigenetic alterations may play a critical role in RCC tumorigenesis. Specific changes in DNA methylation and mutations of histone modifiers have been identified and may be associated with an aggressive phenotype. In addition, the potential of reversing the effects of these enzymes and hence reversing the cellular epigenetic landscape to a "normal phenotype" have led to an increasing interest in developing targeted chromatin remodeling agents. However, the translation of the understanding of these changes to the clinic for the treatment of RCC has posed significant challenges, partly due to tumor heterogeneity. This review describes the aberrant histone and DNA alterations recently reported in RCC and highlights the potential targeted chromatin remodeling therapies in the management of this disease.
Cancer Journal (United States)
https://doi.org/10.1097/PPO.0b013e3182a09e07
Chromatin Assembly and Disassembly
Modifier Genes
histone modifiers
Ramakrishnan, S., & Pili, R. (2013). Histone deacetylase inhibitors and epigenetic modifications as a novel strategy in renal cell carcinoma. Cancer Journal (United States), 19(4), 333-340. https://doi.org/10.1097/PPO.0b013e3182a09e07
Histone deacetylase inhibitors and epigenetic modifications as a novel strategy in renal cell carcinoma. / Ramakrishnan, Swathi; Pili, Roberto.
In: Cancer Journal (United States), Vol. 19, No. 4, 07.2013, p. 333-340.
Ramakrishnan, S & Pili, R 2013, 'Histone deacetylase inhibitors and epigenetic modifications as a novel strategy in renal cell carcinoma', Cancer Journal (United States), vol. 19, no. 4, pp. 333-340. https://doi.org/10.1097/PPO.0b013e3182a09e07
Ramakrishnan S, Pili R. Histone deacetylase inhibitors and epigenetic modifications as a novel strategy in renal cell carcinoma. Cancer Journal (United States). 2013 Jul;19(4):333-340. https://doi.org/10.1097/PPO.0b013e3182a09e07
Ramakrishnan, Swathi ; Pili, Roberto. / Histone deacetylase inhibitors and epigenetic modifications as a novel strategy in renal cell carcinoma. In: Cancer Journal (United States). 2013 ; Vol. 19, No. 4. pp. 333-340.
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Based on EA's best-selling 'Dead Space' games! Unlock the secrets behind the action horror series with this two disc movie collection! The secrets of the Dead Space universe are laid bare across two discs of alien terror!
Dead Space: Dead Space is a feature length horror/sci-fi animated movie based on the much anticipated Electronic Arts video game set for release in the fall of 2008. When a deep space mining operation discovers a mysterious alien Marker, some believe they have finally found evidence of our creators. However, the removal of the Marker instead unleashes a horrific alien species, which had been entombed within a remote planet, and a desperate fight for survival ensues. The story follows a select group of miners and crew members, as they confront a grotesque and lethal invasion unlike anything ever seen before. The Dead Space animation will serve as a prequel to the game, and take adult animated horror to a whole new level.
Dead Space 2: Aftermath: The year is 2509 and not only has Earth lost contact with the Ishimura and Isaac Clarke, but now also the USG O'Bannon, the first responder ship sent to rescue them. Four crew members of the O'Bannon have survived. But what happened to the rest of the crew? What were they doing? What secrets are they keeping? All to be revealed… in the Aftermath!
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Business Business Essentials
Limited Partner
Reviewed by Will Kenton
What Is a Limited Partner?
A limited partner is a part-owner of a company whose liability for the firm's debts cannot exceed the amount that individual invested in the company. Limited partners are often called silent partners.
A limited partner invests money in exchange for shares in the partnership, but has restricted voting power on company business and no day-to-day involvement in the business.
A limited partner may become personally liable only if they are proved to have assumed an active role in the business.
How a Limited Partner Works
A limited partnership (LP) by definition has at least one general partner and at least one limited partner. The general partner or partners manage the business from day to day.
Although state laws vary, a limited partner doesn't generally have the full voting power on company business of a general partner. The IRS thus considers the limited partner's income from the business to be passive income. A limited partner who participates in a partnership for more than 500 hours in a year may be viewed as a general partner.
Some states allow limited partners to vote on issues affecting the basic structure or the continued existence of the partnership. Those issues include removing general partners, terminating the partnership, amending the partnership agreement, or selling most or all of the company's assets.
Liability for General and Limited Partners
A general partner typically is compensated for controlling the company's daily operations and making the day-to-day decisions. As the business decision-maker, the general partner may be held personally liable for any business debts.
A limited partner has purchased shares in the partnership as an investment but is not involved in its day-to-day business. Limited partners cannot incur obligations on behalf of the partnership, participate in daily operations, or manage the operation.
Because limited partners do not manage the business, they are not personally liable for the partnership's debts. A creditor may sue for repayment of the partnership's debt from the general partner's personal assets.
A limited partner may become personally liable only if they are proved to have assumed an active role in the business, taking on the duties of a general partner.
A limited partner's loss from the company's operations may not exceed the amount of the individual's investment.
Tax Treatment for Limited Partners
Limited partnerships (LPs), like general partnerships, are pass-through or flow-through entities. That means that all partners are responsible for taxes on their share of the partnership income, rather than the partnership itself.
However, limited partners do not pay self-employment taxes. Because they are not active in the business, the IRS does not consider limited partners' income as earned income. The income received is passive income. The Taxpayer Relief Act of 1986 allows limited partners to offset reported losses from passive income.
A limited partner, also known as a silent partner, is an investor and not a day-to-day manager of the business.
The limited partner's liability cannot exceed the amount that person invested in the business.
A limited partnership by definition has at least one a general partner and one limited partner.
Understanding General Partners
A general partner is a part-owner of a business and shares in its management. Many general partners are specialized professionals as well as investors.
Forming a Limited Partnership: What You Should Know
A limited partnership exists when two or more partners conduct a business in which they are liable for an amount not exceeding their investment.
Silent Partner may serve an advisory role
Silent partners invest capital in businesses without taking an active role in management decisions in exchange for the potential of passive income.
Partnerships: What You Should Know
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Q: copying and renaming files I'm trying to create multiple copies of a file, by copying and renaming it based on the contents of a csv file.
The code below seems to be producing the correct result when I just print the commands to be run, however, when actually execusting the command, noting is copied, and I just end up with many open and blank cmd windows. Is this a Windows permission issue?
import os
import csv
file_location1 = "blank.mpp"
csv_file_location ="all_projects_2014.csv"

with open(csv_file_location,'r') as f:
    contents = csv.reader(f)
    for row in contents:
        second_file = str(row)
        second_file = second_file.translate(None, '[\']')+'.mpp'
        command = "cp %s %s" % (file_location1, second_file)
        os.system(command)
        #print command

A: Why don't you used copy method given by python shutil
from shutil import copy
shutil.copy(file_location1, second_file)

>>> help(shutil.copy)
Help on function copy in module shutil:
copy(src, dst)
    Copy data and mode bits ("cp src dst").
    The destination may be a directory.

>>> help(shutil.copy2)
Help on function copy2 in module shutil:
copy2(src, dst)
    Copy data and all stat info ("cp -p src dst").
    The destination may be a directory.

A: cp is not a valid command for Windows. You have to use copy command in Windows.
As Different Platforms has different commands so i recomend you to use shutil.copy(...)
If you only want to run code on Windows then try this:
import os
import csv
file_location1 = "blank.mpp"
csv_file_location ="all_projects_2014.csv"

with open(csv_file_location,'r') as f:
    contents = csv.reader(f)
    for row in contents:
        second_file = str(row)
        second_file = second_file.translate(None, '[\']')+'.mpp'
        command = "copy \"%s\" \"%s\"" % (file_location1, second_file)
        os.system(command)