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Q: Arraylist value into string for j=0 am getting arraylist like [ rahul 25] ...for j=1 getting arraylist as [rahu 25 arjun 30].
for j=2getting arraylist as[rahul 25 arjun 30 karthik 24]`.
I am converting these array lists to strings.
for j= 2
am getting result as name :: [rahul rahul rahul ]
                     age  :: [25 25 25]
result has to be like name ::[rahul arjun karthik]
                      age ::[25 30 24].
private void data(ArrayList<person> list)
{

  ArrayList<String> nameValue = new ArrayList<String>();
  ArrayList<String>  ageValue = new ArrayList<String>();

  String name,age=null;

  int j=0;
  String data=null;
  String[] parts = null;

for ( j = 0; j <= list.size(); j++)
{

  data=list.toString();
  System.out.println("arraylist :::::"+data);
  parts = da.split(" ");
  name = parts[0];
  age = parts[1];
}

           nameVlaue.add(name);
       ageValue.add(age);

System.out.println("name::"+ nameVlaue.add(name));//
System.out.println("age ::"+ ageValue.add(age));

A: You need to make the below changes.
for ( j = 0; j < list.size(); j++) // j<list.size(), equals will give an IOOBE
{
  data=list.get(j).toString(); // Get the next object always, not the list as a whole
  // I hope the toString() method of your Person class gives the output as space delimited
  System.out.println("arraylist :::::"+data);
  parts = data.split(" "); // Split the data, not da
  name = parts[0];
  age = parts[1];
  nameVlaue.add(name); // This should be in the loop as you need to add every new value to the list
  ageValue.add(age); // This should be in the loop as you need to add every new value to the list
}

As a side note, always copy/paste the code as such from IDE. Do not type it here yourself, as you tend to make a lot of typos and syntax mistakes.

A: You have to add the String objects name, age with in the loop
Bacause these String objects are overloaded.
And also change the condition as j < list.size() inside for-loop
for ( j = 0; j < list.size(); j++)
{

  data=list.toString();
  System.out.println("arraylist :::::"+data);
  parts = da.split(" ");
  name = parts[0];
  age = parts[1];
  nameVlaue.add(name);
  ageValue.add(age);
}

A: Use This code its working fine:
public static void main(String[] args) {
            // TODO Auto-generated method stub
        ArrayList<String> list = new ArrayList<String>();
        list.add("rahul 25 ");
        list.add("karthik 24");
        list.add("arjun 30");

          ArrayList<String> nameValue = new ArrayList<String>();
          ArrayList<String>  ageValue = new ArrayList<String>();

          String name="",age="";

          int j=0;
          String data=null;
          String[] parts = null;

          data=list.toString();
          System.out.println("arraylist :::::"+data);
         /* parts = data.split(",");
          for(String str:parts){
             String namePart[]=str.split(" ");
             name=name+" "+namePart[0];
             age=age+" "+namePart[1];
          }*/
          for (String str:list)
          {
             String namePart[]=str.split(" ");
            name = name+" "+namePart[0];
            age = age+" "+namePart[1];
          }
         /* name = parts[0];
          age = parts[1];
        */

        nameValue.add(name);
       ageValue.add(age);

System.out.println("name::"+ nameValue);//
System.out.println("age ::"+ ageValue);

    }

}


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Last night, West Rowan traveled to S. Iredell in their 2nd North Piedmont Conference game. The defending conference champs proved to be too much for the Lady Falcons as they fell to South Iredell 6 – 1. Though the first 15 minutes were even, S. Iredell scored 4 goals in the next 15 minutes and closed out the half with a 4 – 0 lead. The Lady Falcons were able to regroup and up their play in the 2nd half and finally get in the scoreboard. Selma Mehmedovic received a ball from Brenda Mancia Lemus, beat a defender, and placed a great shot over the goalkeeper. Though West showed signs up life in the 2nd half, it wasn't enough to over come the strong technical play of S. Iredell. West looks to get back to their strong play next Tuesday against North Iredell.


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College students' heavy Internet use shares symptoms of addiction
Posted by Linda Fulps
Young adults who are heavy users of the Internet may also exhibit signs of addiction, say researchers at Missouri University of Science and Technology, Duke University Medical Center and the Duke Institute of Brain Sciences in a new study that compares Internet usage with measures of addiction.
The research, presented Dec. 18 at the IEEE International Conference on Advanced Networks and Telecommunications Systems in Chennai, India, tracked the Internet usage of 69 college students over two months. It reveals a correlation between certain types of Internet usage and addictive behaviors.
"The findings provide significant new insights into the association between Internet use and addictive behavior," says Dr. Sriram Chellappan, an assistant professor of computer science at Missouri S&T and the lead researcher in the study, titled "An Empirical Study on Symptoms of Heavier Internet Usage among Young Adults."
At the beginning of the study, the 69 students completed a 20-question survey called the Internet-Related Problem Scale (IRPS). The IRPS measures the level of problem a person is having due to Internet usage, on a scale of 0 to 200. This scale was developed to identify characteristics of addiction, such as introversion, withdrawal, craving, tolerance and negative life consequences. The survey also captures escapism, ratings of loss of control, and reduced time on daily activities.
The researchers simultaneously tracked the campus Internet usage of participating students over two months. After agreeing to participate in the study, the students were assigned pseudonyms to prevent the researchers from linking specific students' identities with their Internet usage data.
Previous studies have shown the IRPS is a validated scale, but no prior study has simultaneously administered the scale while monitoring real-time Internet usage continuously over a period of time.
Working with Chellappan is Dr. P. Murali Doraiswamy, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Duke University Medical Center.
Chellappan, Doraiswamy and their colleagues found that the range of IRPS scores among participating students over the two-month period ranged from 30 to 134 on the 200-point scale. The average score was 75. Participants' total Internet usage ranged from 140 megabytes to 51 gigabytes, with an average of 7 gigabytes. The subjects' Internet usage was divided into several categories, including gaming, chatting, file downloading, email, browsing and social networking (Facebook and Twitter). The total IRPS scores exhibited the highest correlations with gaming, chatting and browsing, and the lowest with email and social networking.
The researchers also observed that specific symptoms measured by the scale correlated with specific categories of Internet usage. They found that introversion was closely tied to gaming and chatting; craving to gaming, chatting and file downloading; and loss of control to gaming.
Students who scored high on the introversion scale spent 25 percent more time on instant messaging than those who scored low on the scale. Students who reported increased craving on the IRPS downloaded 60 percent more content than those who scored low. Not surprisingly, students who scored high on the IRPS scale spent about 10 percent of their Internet time on gaming, compared to 5 percent for the group that scored low.
"About 5 to 10 percent of all Internet users appear to show web dependency, and brain imaging studies show that compulsive Internet use may induce changes in some brain reward pathways that are similar to that seen in drug addiction," says Doraiswamy. He notes that the findings are particularly relevant, as the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) has identified Internet Gaming Disorder as a condition that warrants more study.
"We tend to take drug-related addictions more seriously than if someone were using the Internet as a drug," says Doraiswamy. "The negative consequences of the Internet may be quite underappreciated."
According to the researchers, the demand for professional help for a "digital detox" is on the rise, but there is little data to guide diagnosis or care. They believe that results from this study and others may shed light on the tremendous potential of the Internet to affect our behavioral and emotional wellness, and the need to establish criteria for normal versus problematic usage in different age groups.
The team cautioned that the current study is exploratory and does not establish a cause and effect relationship between Internet usage and addictive behavior. They add that most of the students scored a little lower than the mid-point of the scale. Furthermore, students exhibiting problematic Internet usage may also suffer from other mental disorders, a fact that was not examined in this study.
Additional researchers on the study were Chellappan's students Sai Preethi Vishwanathan and Levi Malott. The paper describing the research was published following its presentation at the conference in India.
The research was funded by the authors' institutions and the National Science Foundation. Doraiswamy has served as an advisor and received grants from several health care companies for work unrelated to this research.
On December 18, 2013. Posted in Computer Science, Featured, Science & Tech
3 thoughts on "College students' heavy Internet use shares symptoms of addiction"
Chris Lyte says:
Hmmm….I'm confused. Did the students also use the internet via other computers or smartphones? Does anyone know how much porn they were watching, or even which category would cover that?
Sriram says:
We collected campus use from desktops only. We did not process details on websites visited other than social networking. We could try to expand that, but did not in this study. Again, this was a small preliminary study.
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On May 31, 2013, the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) issued an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPRM) [38 Fed.Reg.32946] that seeks to revise the rules regulating Ocean Transportation Intermediaries (OTIs). OTIs are private sector businesses that act as ocean freight forwarders and non- vessel operating common carriers (NVOCCs) and assist shippers in transporting their merchandise by the most efficient means and most reasonable cost. The rulemaking is a staff-driven proposal, generated without objective criteria or basis, yet which burdens a highly competitive industry with a hodge-podge of new regulation.
The ANPRM appears to have been generated as a response to FMC Fact Finding Investigation No. 27, which reviewed practices in the "barrel trade" relating to the movement of household goods for non-commercial shippers. Activity in this area is only a small subset of business practices in the larger OTI community. Nonetheless, the rulemaking here is silent on what to do about the barrel trade, but generated a series of proposals out of the blue that would revise regulations for all OTIs. And, as it completely fails to address the problems that exist in the barrel trade and is so unnecessary and burdensome for the mainstream shipping industry, the Commissioner who led the Fact Finding Investigation voted against issuing the ANPRM.
The ANPRM requires, for the first time, an OTI to renew its license every two years. FMC argues that it needs to do this to update its information. FMC ignores the fact that update of essential information is already required of license holders. FMC cannot keep up with processing first-time applications now, let alone the potential for thousands more annually. And, there will be a fee (amount yet to be determined) for the privilege of assisting the FMC with these updates.
THE ANPRM provides for revocation of an OTI's license, providing under certain circumstances that right to discovery and a hearing will not be afforded. Revocation of a license effectively puts an OTI out of business. Due process has to be a fundamental principle when the consequences are so severe.
Higher bonding levels will be required of OTIs. This is out of sync with and higher than the requirements established by Congress in the recent Transportation Bill (MAP-21). But most importantly, it creates a barrier to entry for newly formed OTIs, who must now post an even higher cash amount in order to obtain a bond. This is a special hardship on small and medium size businesses.
The ANPRM requires OTIs to notify the agency of any claims against them. Claims will then be published by the FMC. This requirement applies to any claim, no matter how relevant to FMC's regulatory interests regardless of whether the claim has merit or substance.
NCBFAA objects to this rulemaking because the FMC has neglected to establish a foundation, based on fact, for a majority of the ANPRM's proposals. This is more regulation coming at a time when the maritime sector is going in the opposite direction – towards de-regulation. It is inconsistent with Congress' direction in its recent Shipping Act revisions. It will be harmful to the profitability of the industry and burdensome on our businesses. We respectfully ask you to contact the FMC and the Congressional committees of jurisdiction, calling for this rulemaking to be withdrawn.
When you talk about job creation and stimulating the economy, the first place to look is Congress' unfinished trade agenda. Trade has long been the engine that propels the economy and it remains so today. The following items are overdue for action. Passage of these legislative initiatives will make a difference. This is just the beginning, of course. But these are the essential elements that will support U.S. companies seeking to sell to export markets, help U.S. workers looking for jobs and benefit consumers by keeping costs of merchandise down.
Complete the "core functions" (end-to-end electronic processing of customs entries) of the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) and support full participation by other agencies in the International Trade Development System (ITDS) to fulfill the promise of a single window interface to ACE for other government agencies with import or export data requirements.
Revise House language that requires customs brokers to be accountable for importers under a vague, ambiguous standard, with harsh penalties for violations. Instead, Congress should support the collaborative dialogue now taking place between CBP and customs brokers to address that issue.
Invigorate CBP's focus on commercial functions through structural refinements.
Modernize the Duty Drawback program.
Leverage the process now taking shape to promote the role of the customs broker in reaching, educating and acting for importers, including thousands of small and medium-size importers.
Water Resources Bill and Harbor Maintenance Fee: For years, needed dredging and maintenance of our nation's ports has been neglected, despite the fact that importers pay a Harbor Maintenance Fee on each shipment. In fact, the Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund (HMTF), which collects around $1.6 to $1.8 billion per year yet spends only $800 million for its intended purpose, runs a large surplus, while the backlog of port maintenance projects grows. With the completed expansion of the Panama Canal in 2015, the situation will become even more urgent, as U.S. ports push to complete port modernization to accommodate the massive ships that will soon be traveling through the Canal.
In May, the Senate passed the Water Resources Development Act (S. 601), which includes a provision to increase the amount of HMTF collections that are spent on port maintenance and dredging to $1 billion in 2014, with incremental increases each year until 2020 when harbor maintenance spending must match revenue. The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee marked up their Water Resources bill on September 19. We urge the House to move expeditiously to approve a Water Resources bill that includes language to ensure that collections by the HMTF will be spent for its intended purpose. This is critical to ensure that the U. S. has the infrastructure necessary to compete in world trade.
Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) Renewal: GSP expired July 31. The cost to U.S. companies – a significant proportion of which are small businesses – amounts to $2 million per day in increased tariffs. For the smallest companies operating on slim profit margins, the cash flow burden of these duties is particularly detrimental, as are the administrative costs to government and industry. And, yet, there is longstanding, bipartisan consensus that GSP is a valuable program that should be extended. Congress knows that GSP helps lower the costs of raw materials or component parts for U.S. manufacturers, an important factor in keeping U.S. companies competitive in foreign markets and lowering the cost of finished products to U.S. consumers. GSP only applies to products where there is no U.S. production. Further delay in renewing the program is bad for U.S. companies and U.S. workers. NCBFAA asks Congress for swift action on H.R. 2709 and S. 1331 to renew GSP through September 30, 2015.
Miscellaneous Tariff Bill (MTB): By suspending or reducing duties on specific products where there is no U.S. production of a like or competing product, the MTB allows U.S. companies to reduce costs on inputs, contributing to the competitiveness of U.S. manufacturers globally. Duty suspensions also help to keep prices of finished products affordable for consumers. In July, House trade leaders reintroduced an MTB (H.R. 2708) that contains over 800 duty suspensions/reductions. H.R. 2708 provides broad benefits across the economy. The legislation was the culmination of a process with unprecedented transparency, including a public comment period and an in-depth analysis by the International Trade Commission. After this thorough and lengthy review, only noncontroversial bills with an annual revenue impact less than $500,000 were allowed into the MTB package. It is now time for Congress to approve this legislation.
Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) Renewal: Trade Promotion Authority is the authority of the President to negotiate international trade agreements that Congress can approve or disapprove, but cannot amend or filibuster, under an expedited procedure. TPA is an essential tool for U.S. negotiators as they head into the final and most intense phase of the Trans-Pacific Partnership talks and as the Administration seeks to progress on a comprehensive U.S.-E.U. agreement. These bold new trade initiatives promise to tear down barriers to U.S. exports. Yet, they can only come to fruition if TPA is finalized. Every President since Franklin D. Roosevelt has had trade negotiating authority – every President should have it. NCBFAA urges Congress to move forward on bipartisan TPA in collaboration with the President.


All of us develop and evolve from and by cultural forces in our lives – our family of origin, religion, race, ethnicity, community/country/region, and other organizations or groups in which we are involved. Each of the parties and the conflict professionals bring their unique bag of cultures into room. As conflict professionals, how can we be aware of and honor these cultural forces, especially when they may be exacerbating the conflict? Natalia Lopez-Whitaker, Lacey Wilson and Catherine Conner will discuss the impact of culture on conflict engagement.


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La Scène sur Saône fut une école lyonnaise,  qui dispensa des cours de théâtre et d'écriture de scénario, de 1998 à 2020. Elle fut dirigée par Didier Vignali qui, en 1999, en collaboration avec Valérie Matillat (administratrice) décida de créer Le Croiseur, lieu de répétition, de formation et de diffusion axé sur l'émergence artistique et la jeune création.

À l'origine, La Scène sur Saône a été fondée par un groupe d'artistes, soucieux d'ouvrir un nouvel espace d'expression et de formation destiné aux aspirants comédiens et créateurs. Les fondateurs: Ursus Gruninger (comédien, scénographe), Loïc Constantin (peintre et décorateur), Juliette Beauviche (danseuse , chorégraphe), Laurent Soubise (danseur chorégraphe), Franck Pitiot (ingénieur du son et comédien), Patrick Fiche (graphiste et comédien), Jean-Pierre Bacri (scénariste et acteur), Didier Vignali (auteur, comédien, metteur en scène).

L'école a été intégrée à l'association Scène 7 en février 2010, association qui comprenait également un lieu de création artistique et de spectacle, Le Croiseur qui accueillait également, en tant que  (à partir de 2005), des jeunes compagnies de danse contemporaine, de hip-hop, etc. Le Croiseur mit en place dès 2006 la Biennale Off de la Biennale de la danse de Lyon, transformée en 2016 en Croisements Chorégraphiques du Croiseur.

Dès 1998, Jean-Pierre Bacri et Agnès Jaoui (parrain et marraine de la structure) ainsi que Jean-Pierre Darroussin et Sam Karmann ont animé des masterclass pour les élèves de la Scène sur Saône. Sont passés par l'école, des auteurs et autrices interprètes tels que Vincent Dedienne, Riad Ghami, Salim Kechiouche, Marlène Saldana, Sahra Daugreilh, Maryline Fontaine, Stanislas Roquette, Rafaël Defour, Marianne Pommier, Tommy Luminet, Carl Miclet, Floriane Durin, Adrien Perez, François Herpeux, Grégory Truchet, Fehmi Karaarslan, Antoine Descanvelle, Gilles Galdéano, Thédore Carriqui, Vincent Portal, Rémy Piaseczny...

Les principaux intervenants de cette école ont été: Harry Holtzman, Heinzi Lorenzen, Salvadora Parras, Jean-Louis Robert, Paul-André Sagel, Norbert Aboudarham, Julio Guerreiro, Antoine Descanvelle, Jean-Marc Avocat, Christian Taponnard, Irénée Panizzi, Yacine Perret, Samir Hachichi, Frédéric Sauzay (vidéo), Jean-Marie Roth (écriture de scénario), Cyril Casmèze et Didier Vignali.

Les Formations
La Scène sur Saône proposa des formations de niveau professionnel en art dramatique et aussi sur le registre de l'art burlesque et clownesque.

Elle fut pionnière dès 2000 en matière de cours d'écriture scénaristique, grâce aux stages intensifs dirigés par Fabienne Gantin et menés par Jean-Marie Roth. En 2010-2012 un département nommé FILMOTS (2010-2012) à vocation professionnelle fut créé à l'initiative de Didier Vignali et d'Olivier Cholez.

Les Festivals
 Le FRAKO, festival de théâtre clownesque et burlesque créé par Didier Vignali et Heinzi Lorenzen en 2005
 Le festival des États Généreux, festival organisé par les élèves des classes professionnelles
 Le festival SuperÉros créé par Didier Vignali en 2008
 Biennale Off de la danse de 2006 à 2016

Accessibilité
L'école était située dans le  de Lyon au 4 rue Croix Barret, lieu dit Le Croiseur.
 En métro : ligne B, arrêt place Jean Jaurès
 En bus : C7 et PL4, arrêt place Jean Jaurès
 Station Vélo'v : Jean Jaurès

Lien externe
 Site officiel de la Scène sur Saône

Références

Cours d'art dramatique
Enseignement supérieur à Lyon
Création artistique

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Erin Energy expects to double production
Oilfield Technology, Tuesday, 11 July 2017 15:00
Erin Energy Corporation (Erin Energy) has provided an update on its drilling operations, which are expected to double production for the company. This includes an update regarding its plans for drilling a prime exploration prospect.
"Erin Energy expects to double production "
The company has finalised its plan to spud Oyo-9 by end of July and has sent a notification to the rig contractor, Pacific Drilling, to this effect. The rig contractor has assured Erin Energy of its readiness to mobilise a sixth generation rig, Pacific Bora, before the end of the month.
Oyo-9 is expected to increase Oyo field production by 6000 - 7000 bpd of oil, which will double the current production of the company alone. The company will also tie back in to its FPSO the Oyo-7 well, which could add an additional approximately 2000 bpd of oil.
Erin Energy is also discussing a possible extension of the contract with Pacific Drilling, depending on the availability of funds, to drill one or two wells in the prolific Miocene geological zone located in OML 120.
Erin continues to produce over 6200 bpd of oil from its Oyo-8 well.
Femi Ayoade, Erin Energy's CEO, commented: "We are pleased with the continued successful production from our Oyo-8 well, now producing over 6200 bpd of oil, and the mobilisation this month of the Pacific Bora rig to drill our Oyo-9 well and also the restart of production from Oyo-7. These operations should allow us to meet our short-term goal of more than doubling the company's current production. Additionally, we believe our greatest shareholder value creation opportunities are in our Miocene exploration prospects where we are working to accelerate the drilling of these prospects in OML 120 and 121. The company is also making good progress on restructuring our debt, including the reduction in our accounts payable."
Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/drilling-and-production/11072017/erin-energy-expects-to-double-production/


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Cardiac pathology associated with the infection of Oncorhynchus mykiss Walbaum with Apatemon gracilis Rud. 1819.
Groups of 5 small, 0+, uninfected rainbow trout were infected with A. gracilis by immersion in a suspension of cercariae for 30 min. All groups were infected with 250 cercariae/fish except those killed after 12 days and 8 weeks, which were infected with 150 and 800 cercariae/fish, respectively. The groups of fish were killed at 12 days and 7, 8, 10, 11 and 12 weeks pi: the coelomic and pericardial cavities were opened and the hearts were examined. Small indentations, the precursors of lesions, appeared in the outer surface of the compact myocardium, just beneath the epicardium, 8 weeks pi. Metacercariae and cysts accumulated posteriorly, in the dorsal and ventral 'corners' of the pericardial cavity, or anteriorly, around the junction between the bulbus arteriosus and ventral aorta. Histologically the pathological reaction consisted of a layer of fibroblasts and macrophages, through which ran many blood vessels. 10 weeks pi, both encysted and unencysted metacercariae were present in the pericardial cavity. Macrophages were present in the pericardial fluid indicating that an influx of monocytes into the cavity had occurred. 11 weeks pi there was considerable accumulation of host tissue, around both the heart itself and the adherent cysts. Fibrogranulomatous response tissue surrounded the cysts which had become attached to the epicardium; lymphocytes were also present. 12 weeks pi, the thickened, fibrosed pericardial layer remained and much fibrogranulomatous tissue had accumulated in the sulcus between the ventricle and bulbus arteriosus. Fine blood vessels had proliferated across the surface of the host reaction tissue. Larger and more distinct lesions had formed perpendicular to the surface of the compact myocardium. It is considered that infection of farmed rainbow trout with A. gracilis may pose a more serious problem than has been previously thought.<new para>ADDITIONAL ABSTRACT:<new para>The chronological development of gross pathological and histopathological changes associated with the experimental infection of farmed rainbow trout, O. mykiss, with 250 cercariae of A. gracilis was investigated. Fish were killed 12 days and then 7, 8, 10, 11 and 12 weeks pi and their hearts examined. 12 days pi, unattached, free metacercariae (97 × 33 µm) were present in the pericardial fluid but no pathological changes were seen. At 7 weeks pi, metacercariae (731 × 568 µm) were still unencysted but there was an increased accumulation of fluid in the pericardial cavity in some cases. By 8 weeks pi, clumps of metacercariae (498 × 329 µm) and encysted metacercariae, surrounded by host tissue, were adhered to the ventricle surface. At 10 weeks pi, both encysted (494 × 404 µm) and unencysted (502 × 321 µm) metacercariae were present in the pericardial cavity. Macrophages were present in the pericardial fluid indicating that an influx of monocytes into the cavity had occurred. Considerable accumulation of host tissue had occurred by 11 weeks pi and all metacercariae (511 × 314 µm) were encysted. 12 weeks pi, all metacercariae (511 × 314 µm) were encysted and much fibrogranulomatous tissue had accumulated in the sulcus between the ventricle and bulbus arteriosus. Fine blood vessels had proliferated across the surface of the host reaction tissue. The present findings are believed to indicate that the infection of farmed rainbow trout with A. gracilis may pose a more serious problem than was originally thought.
Watson, J. J.
Pike, A. W.
Priede, I. G.
Department of Zoology, University of Aberdeen, Tillydrone Avenue, Aberdeen AB9 2TN, UK.
Journal of Fish Biology
1992 41 1 163-167
Apatemon gracilis
Oncorhynchus
Salmonidae
Strigeidae
Trematoda
Experimental infections
fish culture
helminthoses
helminths
parasitoses
pathogenicity
trematode infections
Digenea
fluke infections
fresh water fishes
fresh-water fish
fresh-water fishes
Oncorhynchus mykiss
parasitic worms
parasitosis
Strigeida
fresh water fish
parasitic diseases
parasitic infestations
Apatemon
Digenea (Trematoda)
Salmoniformes
Osteichthyes


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Mahatma Gandhi was intense political leader of India while British rule. He broadens the voice for non-violence, civil rights and freedom. His leadership left the mark on politics and his acts of Hindu-Muslim while partition caused him his life. Many people didn't appreciate his way of working. On 30th January 1948 he was gunned down by Nathuram Godese on the road in Delhi when he was coming back from prayer meeting. According to him Gandhi was responsible for weakening India by supporting Pakistan moderately.
John Lennon was British rock n pop musician. He was one of the famous founders of the band Beatles. He was covered with so much fame by his music and rebellious spirit and also with controversies by dogmatic and peace activism. His thoughts were not liked by many. He was in New York when he was shot four times by a man on the road. The assassin Mark David Chapman surrendered himself right there and the reason behind killing is still unclear.
Indira Gandhi was the 2nd Prime Minister of India who attempted intensely for creating modernization in India. Her heroic works are still in the heart of people. She was the only prime minister of India who declared a 'state of emergency' considering 'rule by decree' and imprisoned after it. She was shot by her own two Sikh body-guards in the end of her last speech. Satwant singh and Beant singh who surrendered later were hanged. It was terrible loss for India.
Malcolm X was the American Black Muslim Minister and human right activist who was also identified as Malcolm little. He was considered as the most influenced and brilliant working black American. He was the member of nation of Islam who advocated black and white separation. He headed the Black power movement. He was shot 16 times by three members of Nation of Islam; who were later imprisoned.
Martin Luther was one of the main leaders behind American civil right moment. His fight for racism was remarkable. He was the youngest person who archived Nobel peace award. His acts for making his nation unite, without any war or racism rewarded with him great appreciation. He was shot by a white man who was against civil movement who later sentenced for 99 years in lockup.
Abraham Lincoln is one of the greatest names of history. He was the 16th president of United States. He led his nation appreciatively from civil war, moral crisis and many more. His efforts of removing slavery and modernizing his nation by improving economic health were terrific. John Wilkes booth turned mad of his act for supporting African American's freedom. He planned to shot him in the head and succeeded. Booth escaped after that but shot down after some days.
Julius caeser was the Roman general and royal political emperor in 1st century BC. He was behind the transformation of Roman Republic into Roman Empire. He was one of the dictators who dominated roman politics by their own political alliance. He desired to bequeath powers to people but many Romans didn't appreciate his thoughts and made plan to stab ceaser in theatre of Pompey on the Ides of March. He was gravely stabbed by many senators. The blood spilling assassination triggered termination to Roman Republic.
Francer Ferdinand was the Archduke of Austria. This royal prince was the wealthiest men in Austria. He and his wife were shot down by conspirators as the reason behind to combined all the states invaded by Austria- Hungary. His end was considered to be the main spur of World War I. After he is gone the instant reaction comes out as the war between Austria-hungry against Serbia.
John F Kennedy (JFK) was the 35th president of United States. He was the military commander at times of World War II. This democratic ruler played great role in 20th century. His presidency was filled with bunch of events like civil war, Cuban missile crisis, space race, berlin wall event and many more. His assassination was great loss for US, he was shot by Lee Harvey Oswald but there were no perfect evidence found that he was alone. Even after many investigations it is a mystery of conspiracy till today.
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For LIU-TV, It's Wait-And-See About Returning Back On Air
By: Ashton Burton, Managing Editor
At several locations across the Brooklyn Campus, there are television monitors mounted to the wall. There's one on the third floor, right in front of Enrollment Services in the Metcalfe Building. There's another one on the second floor of the Sloan Building. And there's a third all around the cafeteria area known as Freshens.
For LIU-TV, those monitors offered the chance to share its productions to the campus community. But LIU- TV has yet to go on air this semester.
The problem began over the summer after a minor explosion had apparently been set off in the basement of the LLC Building during a construction- related mishap, which caused many classes and clubs to be relocated.
LIU-TV was also impacted because its production equipment and meeting space were located there. Rather than finding another location to move their supplies to though, the university has chosen to just let LIU-TV remain off-air this semester.
With the loss of LIU-TV's production room and the University's lack of concern to replace it, LIU-TV has not been able to create any work so far for the 2019-2020 school year. "We're kinda down because the LLC Building has been down, so we haven't had a space," said LIU-TV General Manager Scotty Williams. "I thought that it was only going to take a couple of weeks to get a new workspace, but that didn't happen. But we have so many empty spaces in the school at any given time, so if we just picked one for about an hour, we would be fine.
Entering the semester, the group had plans to capture footage of day-to-day student activities, filming games on campus and producing trailers for student theatrical productions. But the lack of a workspace has held them back from doing so.
Not only has this lack of space affected the work of LIU-TV, but it has affected their membership as well. Williams stated that "it's very hard to have concrete members because we have no meeting space". The GM adds though that "once we get our space up and running, we should have an easier time with that."
When contacted about the current state of LIU-TV, Acting Dean of Students Janel Owens and Student Government Association President Moshe Rafailov did not respond.
Third-year biochemistry major, Stephanie Judkins has noticed LIU-TV's disappearance. "Every time I turn on the TV and I turn to the LIU-TV channel, there's never anything on. It's just kind of blank or a black screen," she said. Although hopes to be back next semester,
there is no clear timeline for its return.
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Explainer: Australia's carbon price mechanism in six dot points
Rosemary Lyster, University of Sydney
Rosemary Lyster
Professor of Climate and Environmental Law, University of Sydney
Rosemary Lyster receives funding from the ARC and the University of Sydney. She is affiliated with Sydney Law School, The University of Sydney where she is Professor of Climate and Environmental Law. She is the Director of the Australian Centre for Climate and Environmental Law and is a legal consultant to Mallesons Stephen Jaques.
University of Sydney provides funding as a member of The Conversation AU.
There's a lot of detail in the carbon price legislation, but it comes down to six key points. Australian Government
Australia's carbon price mechanism has become law. But how does it work? There are six key points:
1. Australia's emissions trajectory
Australia has committed unconditionally to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 5% compared with 2000 levels by 2020. By 2050, emissions will be reduced by 80% compared with 2000 levels.
2. The annual cap on emissions
During the first three years (July 1 2012 to July 1 2015), when the price of carbon units is fixed, emissions will not be limited. Thereafter the government will set an annual cap. The extent of the cap will be based on the advice of the new Climate Change Authority (CCA).
The annual cap is set consistently with Australia's downward emissions trajectory – it will get tighter as Australia's emissions reduction targets go up. The number of carbon units issued each year will equal the scheme cap.
3. Entities covered by the scheme
Liable entities must surrender one carbon unit (to the new Clean Energy Regulator for each tonne of emissions for which they are liable. Liable entities are broken into three categories:
the person who has operational control of a facility from which 25,000 tonnes of CO₂e (these are all greenhouse gases covered by the legislation) are emitted annually
natural gas retailers
the person who has operational control of a landfill facility from which 25,000 tonnes of CO₂e are emitted annually.
Liable entities are only liable for Scope 1 (direct) emissions from:
the combustion of energy sources
fugitive emissions (such as from coal mines)
industrial process emissions
emissions from waste.
These emissions have been reported since 1 July 2009 under the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Act 2007.
Three types of eligible carbon units can be surrendered:
units issued by the Clean Energy Regulator
Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) issued under the Carbon Farming Initiative (CFI)
international units which are accredited either under the Kyoto Protocol or any successor to the Kyoto Protocol. The government may disallow any of these if it considers them ineligible.
The CCA will advise the government on the eligibility of international units. Eligible international emissions units cannot be surrendered during the fixed charge period. They can however be surrendered during the flexible charge period (from 1 July 2015), and can be up to 50% of the total emissions liability for that entity for the year.
The Carbon Farming Initiative lets Australia's agricultural sector reduce emissions and create carbon credit units. Emissions reduction may happen by avoiding emissions in the first place, or by removing carbon from the atmosphere and storing it in soil or trees. The credits generated can be sold to liable entities both in Australia and overseas.
In the fixed charge period, a liable entity can surrender carbon credit units to meet 5% of its total emissions liability. In the flexible charge period, a liable entity can surrender as many of these units as it wants. A stringent shortfall charge applies for failure to surrender carbon units.
The carbon price mechanism does not apply to fuel. A carbon price is imposed on fuel through changes in fuel tax credits or changes in excise.
4. Issuing carbon units
The Clean Energy Regulator will issue carbon units. In the first three years of the scheme (1 July 2012 to 1 July 2015, the "fixed charge" years), carbon units will issued at a fixed charge of:
in 2012, $23/tonne
in 2013, $24.15/tonne
in 2014, $25.40/tonne.
The scheme then enters an emissions trading phase (known as the flexible charge years). For the first three years, a transitional carbon price ceiling and a floor will manage price volatility. Thereafter the price will be set only at auction.
Carbon units will be issued free to emissions-intensive trade-exposed industries (EITEs – these are industries which compete with industries in countries without a carbon price), coal-fired electricity generators and LNG projects.
Complex mathematical formulae calculate the number of units to be issued. Highly emissions-intensive EITEs will receive 94.5% of their carbon units for free. Moderately emissions-intensive EITEs it is 66%. This will be reduced by 1.3% a year. LNG projects will will get assistance at or above 50%.
The issue of free carbon units will be reviewed by the Productivity Commission. Units issued in the flexible charge years are tradable.
5. Information, monitoring, penalties, and reviews
The electronic Liable Entities Public Information Database must be kept open for public inspection. The Regulator can demand information from liable entities, who must keep records for five years.
Inspectors have monitoring powers. Strict civil and criminal penalties apply. CEOs are personally liable to pay civil penalties if they fail to take reasonable steps to prevent a contravention. The CCA will review the carbon price mechanism.
$14.9 billion in household assistance will be provided. This assistance is to offset the price rises likely to be passed from liable entities to consumers.
Free units for emissions-intensive industries will cost $9.2 billion. Free permits to coal-fired generators, and the closure of highly polluting plants, will cost $5.5 billion from 2011-2017.
$1.3 billion from 2011-2017 will fund the Coal Sector Jobs Package. Clean energy and energy efficiency also receive government funding.
Carbon price


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 Wollaston (efternamn) – ett efternamn samt personer med namnet
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 Wollastonit – ett kalciumsilikatmineral

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Antarktis

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Chile

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The Seattle City Council voted unanimously on June 6 to rename a park after Donnie Chin.
The park, at 700 S. Lane St., will be renamed Donnie Chin International Children's Park, in honor of the late community leader who was shot and killed last July. His murder remains unsolved.
Chin was instrumental in the founding and building of the park in 1981.
City policy requires that a person be deceased for at least three years before a park can be named in his or her honor, but the city made an exception in this case.


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Q: Flutter support miltiline on TextFormField i search some issues on flutter github and stackoverflow to resolve this problem
in below implementation in flutter i can't type Enter to have more line in TextFormField, i think i set correctly keyboardType and maxLines, but my keyboard on phone doesn't have enter key and that's next
TextFormField(
    textAlign: TextAlign.start,
    keyboardType: TextInputType.multiline,
    maxLines: 7,
    style: Theme.of(context).textTheme.caption.copyWith(
          color: Colors.black,
        ),
    textInputAction: TextInputAction.next,
),

A: Remove  textInputAction: TextInputAction.next
TextFormField(
      textAlign: TextAlign.start,
      keyboardType: TextInputType.multiline,
      maxLines: 7,
      style: Theme.of(context).textTheme.caption.copyWith(
        color: Colors.black,
      ),
      //textInputAction: TextInputAction.next,
    );

or as @Siddharth Patankar commented set textInputAction: TextInputAction.newline

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"use strict";

import * as _ from "lodash";
import * as chai from "chai";
import {ExecOutputReturnValue} from "shelljs";

const expect = chai.expect;

function analysisHidden(result: ExecOutputReturnValue): void {
  expect(result.stdout).to.match(/Hidden Tests/);
}

function analysisOverExposed(result: ExecOutputReturnValue): void {
  expect(result.stdout).to.match(/Over Exposed Tests/);
}

function analysisSummary(result: ExecOutputReturnValue, hidden: number, overExposed: number): void {
  if (hidden > 0) {
    expect(result.stdout).to.match(new RegExp("Found\\s+" + hidden + " hidden test"));
  } else {
    expect(result.stdout).not.to.match(new RegExp("hidden test"));
  }

  if (overExposed > 0) {
    expect(result.stdout).to.match(new RegExp("Found\\s+" + overExposed + " over exposed test"));
  } else {
    expect(result.stdout).not.to.match(new RegExp("over exposed test"));
  }
}

function elmMakeParseError(result: ExecOutputReturnValue, filePath: string): void {
  expect(result.stderr).to.match(new RegExp("-- PARSE ERROR (-)+ " + filePath));
}

function elmMakeMessage(result: ExecOutputReturnValue, message: string): void {
  expect(result.stderr).to.match(new RegExp(message));
}

function summaryArgument(result: ExecOutputReturnValue, argName: string, argValue: object): void {
  expect(result.stdout).to.match(new RegExp(argName + ":\\s+" + argValue));
}

function summaryCounts(result: ExecOutputReturnValue, pass: number, fail: number, todo?: number, skip?: number, ignore?: number): void {
  expect(result.stdout).to.match(new RegExp("Passed:\\s+" + pass + "(.\\[\\d\\dm)?\n"));
  expect(result.stdout).to.match(new RegExp("([^.]*.){" + pass + "}"));
  expect(result.stdout).to.match(new RegExp("Failed:\\s+" + fail + "(.\\[\\d\\dm)?\n"));
  expect(result.stdout).to.match(new RegExp("([^!]*!){" + fail + "}"));

  if (todo || todo === 0) {
    expect(result.stdout).to.match(new RegExp("Todo:\\s+" + todo + "(.\\[\\d\\dm)?\n"));
    expect(result.stdout).to.match(new RegExp("([^-]*-){" + todo + "}"));
  } else {
    expect(result.stdout).not.to.match(new RegExp("Todo:\\s+"));
  }

  if (skip || skip === 0) {
    expect(result.stdout).to.match(new RegExp("Skipped:\\s+" + skip + "(.\\[\\d\\dm)?\n"));
    expect(result.stdout).to.match(new RegExp("([^?]*?){" + skip + "}"));
  } else {
    expect(result.stdout).not.to.match(new RegExp("Skipped:\\s+"));
  }

  if (ignore || ignore === 0) {
    expect(result.stdout).to.match(new RegExp("Ignored:\\s+" + ignore + "(.\\[\\d\\dm)?\n"));
  } else {
    expect(result.stdout).not.to.match(new RegExp("Ignored:\\s+"));
  }
}

function summaryFailed(result: ExecOutputReturnValue): void {
  expect(result.stdout).to.match(/TEST RUN FAILED/);
}

function summaryFocused(result: ExecOutputReturnValue): void {
  expect(result.stdout).to.match(/FOCUSED TEST RUN/);
}

function summaryInconclusive(result: ExecOutputReturnValue): void {
  expect(result.stdout).to.match(/TEST RUN INCONCLUSIVE/);
}

function summaryPartial(result: ExecOutputReturnValue): void {
  expect(result.stdout).to.match(/PARTIAL TEST RUN/);
}

function summaryPassed(result: ExecOutputReturnValue): void {
  expect(result.stdout).to.match(/TEST RUN PASSED/);
}

export interface ReporterExpect {
  analysisHidden(): void;
  analysisOverExposed(): void;
  analysisSummary(hidden: number, overExposed: number): void;
  analysisUnisolated(): void;
  elmMakeMessage(message: string): void;
  elmMakeParseError(filePath: string): void;
  summaryArgument(argName: string, argValue: object): void;
  summaryCounts(pass: number, fail: number, todo?: number, skip?: number, ignore?: number): void;
  summaryFailed(): void;
  summaryFocused(): void;
  summaryInconclusive(): void;
  summaryPartial(): void;
  summaryPassed(): void;
}

export default function(result: ExecOutputReturnValue): ReporterExpect {
  return <ReporterExpect> {
    analysisHidden: _.wrap(result, analysisHidden),
    analysisOverExposed: _.wrap(result, analysisOverExposed),
    analysisSummary: _.wrap(result, analysisSummary),
    elmMakeMessage: _.wrap(result, elmMakeMessage),
    elmMakeParseError: _.wrap(result, elmMakeParseError),
    summaryArgument: _.wrap(result, summaryArgument),
    summaryCounts: _.wrap(result, summaryCounts),
    summaryFailed: _.wrap(result, summaryFailed),
    summaryFocused: _.wrap(result, summaryFocused),
    summaryInconclusive: _.wrap(result, summaryInconclusive),
    summaryPartial: _.wrap(result, summaryPartial),
    summaryPassed: _.wrap(result, summaryPassed)
  };
}

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Ez a lista a Super Wings – A szárnyalók című animációs sorozat epizódjait tartalmazza.

Évados áttekintés

Epizódok

1. évad (2014-2016)

2. évad (2017-2018)

3. évad: Mission Teams (2018-2019)

Jegyzetek

Televíziós sorozatok epizódlistái


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Arthur Moseley
Arthur was born in 1636 in Rotterdam , Holland.1 Arthur's father is William Moseley and his mother is Susannah Burnet. He was an only child. He died at the age of 67 in 1703 in Norfolk, Virginia.1
REFN: 6432
Ancestor Pedigree Chart
William Moseley
- b.1636 in Rotterdam , Holland d.1703 in Norfolk, Virginia
Susannah Burnet
Arthur's family with Sarah Hancock
They had four sons and two daughters, named William, Edward, Arthur,Jr., George, Susana and Mary Ann.
Family Notes
REFN32961
William was born in 1664 in Norfolk, Virginia.1 He died at the age of 50 on March 30th, 1714 in Princess Anne, Virginia.1
Edward Moseley
Edward was born in 1665 in Lynnhaven Parish, Lower Norfolk, Virginia.1 He died at the age of 50 on December 7th, 1715 in Newtown, Princess Anne, Virginia.1
Arthur,Jr. Moseley
Arthur,Jr. was born in 1666 in Lower Norfolk, Virginia.1 He died at the age of 63 in August 1729 in Henrico Co. , Virginia.1
Susana Moseley
Susana was born in 1673 in Lynnhaven Parish, Lower Norfolk, Virginia.1
Mary Ann Moseley
Mary Ann was born in 1674 in Norfolk, Virginia.1 She died at the age of 48 in 1722.1
George Moseley
George was born in 1677 in Lynnhaven Parish, Lower Norfolk, Virginia.1 He died at the age of 41 in June 1718 in Princess Anne, Virginia.1
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WATERTOWN--Medical marijuana is an up and coming industry here in Connecticut.
Not only is security high to get in, it's also high within the facility, which has multiple "clean" areas. "We can't have any type of pollen coming in, or any type of bacteria from the outside world," said Theraplant CEO Ethan Ruby.
The plants were started as a seed. In the Propagation Room, grown plants with the best genetics are chosen to become "The Moms."
Workers then clip parts of the plant from the moms, called clones, and plant them. The cannabis plants are then brought to the Flower Room for a '12/12 light cycle,' where they spend 12 hours on and 12 hours off, allowing the plants to grow flowers.
"So here we have the Flower Room," said Ruby. "You can see the plants are much bigger."
When harvested and dried, it's time to "cure" selected buds. The medicinal value of marijuana is in the buds, and the temperature, humidity, water, nutrients, and airflow are tightly monitored by both workers and computers.
Theraplant workers sit side by side and trim before extracting the medicine from the buds, which is where Daniel Fung takes over.
Fung is the head of extraction, and he is in charge of making alternative forms of medical marijuana.
The buds are put in a CO2 extraction machine, where the medicine is pulled from the dried marijuana. The essential oils are collected and then mixed to become one smooth homogeneous mixture. It's then put into either pill form or in tinctures, an oral solution patients put under their tongue.
The medical marijuana can be sold in its raw form too.
And Theraplant is working on other methods of producing the plant: the company is making a medicated balm.
In general, the process of putting medicine into the alternative forms is measured and precise. "Mostly important for the patients is that every product that leaves these producers goes through mandatory testing by an independent laboratory and exactly what those test results are found on the side of every bottle," said Ruby.
Ruby tells us tight regulations make Connecticut's medical marijuana top notch. "I believe that this is the safest most effective marijuana you can find in this country," says Ruby.
Theraplant has invested millions of dollars into the facility and Ruby reports it probably won't turn a profit for months, possibly several years. "We're in it for the long haul were investing in science," said Ruby.
Theraplant sells their products to all six Connecticut dispensaries, where trained pharmacists work with patients.


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About Mads
MADS Covid Policy
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Closure Update
Following the official government notification which stipulates that people should avoid public buildings, we regret to announce that MADS Theatre will close to help slow the spread of coronavirus and to protect our patrons and volunteers. All public performances and social events are postponed, but we hope to be able to present the two remaining productions from our 2019-2020 season in the future. This is an unprecedented event for everyone and we thank you for your continued support and loyalty.
In the meantime, please watch this short video to hear about our plans and aspirations for the rest of 2020. Thank you.
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Auditions for "Feed The Beast"
The auditions for "Feed The Beast" will be taking place at MADS Theatre on Lord Street, Macclesfield on Wednesday January 26th, 2022 starting at 7:45pm. The production runs from April 25th to 30th 2022, has a fairly sizeable cast, with some smaller roles - good for inexperienced or new actors. And of course we will need help backstage (set building, costume, props, lighting, sound, etc.), so come along to the audition and see how you can help.
There will be a reading of the play at MADS, starting at 7:45pm on Wednesday, January 12th, 2022.
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The unmet challenges are exemplified by the need for intense fields (possibly harmful to biological species), the lack of versatility in handling different operating conditions and the limited functionality in solutions of high ionic strength necessary for biological applications. In this presentation, I will demonstrate a novel concept of switchable electrokinetic nanovalving, without moving parts, to confine and guide single nano-objects, including macromolecules, with sizes down to around 10 nanometers, suspended in a liquid in a lab-on-chip environment1. Unlike in membrane-based pneumatic microfluidic valves, the proposed nanovalves are based on spatiotemporal tailoring of the potential energy landscape of nano-objects using an electric field, modulated collaboratively by wall nanotopography and by embedded electrodes in a nanochannel system. Such nanovalves constitute basic building blocks in nanofluidic systems, and can be potentially combined to construct arbitrarily complex chip-based nanofluidic devices. To this end, we combine independently addressable nanovalves to isolate single entities from an ensemble, and demonstrate their guiding, confining, releasing and sorting. We show on-demand motion control of single immunoglobulin G molecules, quantum dots, adenoviruses, lipid vesicles, dielectric and metallic particles, suspended in electrolytes with a broad range of ionic strengths, up to biological levels. Such systems can enable nanofluidic, large-scale integration and individual handling of multiple entities in applications ranging from single species characterization and screening to in-situ chemical or biochemical synthesis and precise drug delivery in a continuous lab-on-chip process. In addition to above, I will present the optical methods used for tracking the very fast movements of nanoscopic species, down to biological macromolecules, in liquids.
Figure 1. Illustration of the electrokinetic nanovalve composed of two nanoelectrodes (yellow) placed on either side of the channel constriction and the schematic of an adenovirus. The valve is actuated by applying a voltage between the electrodes, and, depending on the state of the valve (closed or open), the virus is prevented from passing through or is able to move through the valve.
Biography: Dr. Hadi Eghlidi is a lecturer and group leader at the Chair of Thermodynamics at ETH Zurich, where he initiated and leads research on nano-optics and nanofluidics. Prior to that, he received his PhD in experimental nano-optics from ETH Zurich (2007-2011), and was a postdoctoral fellow at the Institute of Biochemistry and Laboratory of Thermodynamics in Emerging Technologies both at ETH Zurich (2011-2014). Dr. Eghlidi's current research is in the area of plasmonic metasurfaces for miniature optics and quantum optics, and interdisciplinary areas of tracking and electrokinetic motion control of nanoscopic objects in liquid and the use of plasmonics for thermodynamic phase change applications. Dr. Eghlidi is the lecturer of a course on advanced optical methods in nanotechnology and a co-lecturer of a course on thermodynamics & energy conversion in micro- and nanoscale technologies. He supervised two completed PhD theses and one postdoctoral fellow, and is currently supervising three PhD students, and closely collaborating with other researchers at the Chair of Thermodynamics toward combining the fields of plasmonics and thermodynamics. The two latest research projects, which he supervised, are accepted for publication in Nature Nanotechnology and ACS Nano.


Filming for Downton Abbey is taking place in Alnwick this week.
The stars of Downton Abbey have been filming in Alnwick this week, to capture scenes for the final series of the blockbuster show.
Cast members, including Hugh Bonneville and Elizabeth McGovern, have descended on the town for the six-day stint.
The cameras started rolling on Monday and will continue until Saturday morning. Filming has taken place in Alnwick Castle, as well as other areas around the town.
It comes a year after the cast shot in Alnwick, as part of the fifth season and the 2014 Christmas special.
In an exclusive interview with the Gazette, the show's executive producer Liz Trubridge said: "Filming is going well and it has been lovely to come back to Alnwick. It feels like we have come home.
"Apart from the first day, the weather has been really kind to us.
"Some of the filming has taken place in the State Rooms at the castle, but we have also been round and about in different streets and lanes in Alnwick.
As part of the filming last summer, locations such as the castle, The Peth and Bailiffgate were used.
Liz said the cast and crew were only too happy to return to Alnwick to shoot scenes for series six – the ITV show's final season, which is due to be aired in the autumn.
She said: "We had been filming at Highclere Castle, but we came to Alnwick last year because, as part of the story-line, we wanted to go to a grander scale and it doesn't come much grander than Alnwick Castle.
The Gazette understands that local actors and actresses have been used as extras, as part of the filming.


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Campbell police arrest 'peeping tom' suspected of lurking in girl's window
by: Kayla Galloway
Posted: Jun 14, 2019 / 01:25 AM PDT / Updated: Jun 14, 2019 / 01:25 AM PDT
CAMPBELL (KRON) — Police in Campbell have arrested a man suspected of peeking into a girl's bedroom window earlier this month.
The suspected 'peeping tom' was seen on surveillance video around 1 a.m. on June 3 looking into a bedroom of a home on Bismarck Drive.
The girl's father confronted the suspect, police said, and the suspect ran away on Pheonix Drive towards Hamilton Avenue in Campbell.
The suspect was identified by police as 58-years-old Edward Brothers, of San Jose.
He was booked into Santa Clara County Jail on $100,000 bail.
Police say Brothers has prior convictions for peeping and prowling.
Police say officers are also looking into a possible lewd and lascivious acts case involving a child under the age of 10 and Brothers.
They say that incident may have occurred last year and is unrelated to this most recent peeping case, police believe.
The Campbell family whose surveillance video caught the suspect told KRON4 on June 6 that the teenage girl was so terrified by the face she saw peering into her bedroom window that she didn't want to leave the house.
The girl's mother also said that her daughter was traumatized and worried the man might come back.
Those with information on the suspect are asked to contact police at (408) 866-2101 or (408) 871-5190.
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All Booking at a Glance.
The HTML5 booking plan gives you an overview over all requests, reservations and bookings for your rental objects. New bookings can be quickly created using drag&drop and informations for existing bookings can be found easily. Handy filters allow you to locate bookings by their object, name or licence plate.
rentingforce supports a lot of different processes and offers customizable types and states of transactions. Typically, there are requests (leads), reservations and bookings. Besides that, Blockings, for maintenance or repair, are also offered by default. Individual Types with specific properties like "show in scheduler" or "block the rental object" can be created.
A transaction may be handled by different employees. So the request could be accepted by one employee, while another one adds some extras requested by the customer. The activity prototocol saves in detail, which changes were performed by which employee, making the transaction management transparent and comprehensible.
Requests do not always match up and may cause conflicts within the given resources. To avoid that, our software shows overlapping transactions and you can easily solve the conflict. Of course, rentingforce is protecting you against real booking conflicts.
You can organize your rental objects in object groups and offer them to your customer independent from the concrete object. All properties can be set per object group and don't need to be set per object. In case you manage objects of different categories, you can group them as well to allow easy filtering.
We allow the use of individual patterns for the generation of numbers, e.g. transaction numbers, bill numbers and customer numbers. With that, bills could have different number ranges for separate bases or the counter could be reset for months or years.
In this video we'll show you how to create your first booking and generate an invoice.


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For a moment you forgot where you were. You must have been lulled gently to sleep as you traveled. Dreams of other worlds leave your head as you return to your current task, to visit the city for the first time in your life and to meet some adventurers who will take you under their wing and teach you the craft.
You think back to your childhood and the marauders that left so much blood. You can still hear the screams of the poor villagers that they ruthlessly murdered. Someone has to stand up to them. You focus on your task.
For as long as you can remember you have dreamed of this moment and now it is finally happening. Your inspiration abounds as you imagine yourself training and preparing to face them some day. In the meantime you imagine yourself slaying bandits and plundering the ample gold and exotic treasures they are rumored to keep in their hideouts or safehouses. With it you can buy magical armor, weapons, a home, magical items, pets to do your bidding and a host of other delights. Most importantly it will buy you information on the people who left you an orphan at 10 and your village in ruins.
For now you are armed with a well polished longsword that you found stuck in a tree near the falls on the rocks high above your grandparents farm where you grew up. You tracked the bandit there but found only the blade. It was rusty but you polished it until it shone like the sun and used it to fight back the wolves that threatened what remained of the village. A traveling Magus Arcanum told you that the blades creation mark was from Chapelen so since it was the only clue you had you decided to follow it.
It is early winter now and your brothers and sisters will be ok with your best friend until spring as long as they hold on to the money you left them. You have until spring to make enough money to take care of them or it is back to the lumber mill. You are a skilled logger and gathering items can make a decent living at it but you cannot let that happen because then you will never find out why your village was attacked. Also what if they came back, how would the village defend itself? As a parting gift your best friend a Deru Elf named Trian gave you a very special item the Shield of Greywilde that has been in his family for years. Though you tried to refuse he convinced you to take it. You saved his life in the battle and he wanted you to have it. Plus it is badly in need of repair and there may be crafters in the city that can do the job. You are not an expert in such things but it seems to be of high quality. You don't have any armor unfortunately but even if you did you lack the training to use it. You will definitely need a few upgrades before you slay those bandits. For that reason you chose, perhaps too hastily to hire the first armored wagon service you found to take you to the city of Chapelen.
You shake you head and grasp on tightly to the back of the wagon as the wheel bounces past a particularly nasty rut in the hard red clay road knocking the daydreams out of your head and bringing you back to reality.
You are still where you were when you fell asleep, in the back of a dusty old wagon that has been reinforced with steel to protect from ambush a part of the caravan you hired to take you to the city of Chapelen. From this position you cannot see much but the wagon appears to be creaking its way along at a decent rate of speed. There are four guards in the back two of whom are sleeping and one other passenger, an old man who is sitting quietly looking closely at an old locket. He is wearing a very old and rusty set of military armor complete with a shiny new blade and shield. "Where are we?" you sleepily ask one of the guards.
"I'm not sure kid. In case you didn't notice it's kind of hard to see from here. If you really want to know stick your head up and find out. Just hope a bandit doesn't fill it with arrows. " The guards all laugh.
The old man sits up and gives them a stern look and they quiet down. "Let's hope they don't attack or you "guards" might have to wake up for half a second and do your job right." He then dismisses them and turns to you. "Go ahead and take a look if you want." He points to several small ledges near the back of the wagon with small metal straps attached to them. "It' doesn't look like the guards are going to use them.
"No bandit I have ever known can hit a moving target on top of a wagon with that much tree cover. Besides if they attack they will be aiming for the horses not your head. Just climb right up there and take a look. The view is bound to be rather interesting. Be sure and strap yourself in though just in case we hit a bump."
Please choose one of the following
1) "Sure, don't mind if I do." You climb one of the small ledges, strap yourself in and look out.
2) What are those ledges for anyway?"
3) "I don't think I need to strap myself in thank you but I will have a look around." You climb up the ledge and look out."
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Rethinking the Food Label
A team of four ArtCenter students from three design majors were challenged to redesign the nutrition food label and related packaging to help consumers make more educated decisions about what, and how, they eat.
As the U.S. wages battle against an obesity epidemic and rising health care costs, there is an increased interest in the way nutrition labels play a role in our daily lives, in particular how they guide our consumption of food. In the past 20 years alone, obesity rates rose dramatically in the U.S., and in many states nearly a third of adults are now obese. The written information on nutrition labels is often too small, making it hard to read, and often the type of metrics provided aren't very useful for consumers hoping to make educated and healthy decisions about what to eat.
To address this major public health challenge, UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism's News21 program and GOOD Magazine launched a contest this past summer inviting the public to redesign the nutrition facts label. To coincide with this contest, they also formed a partnership with ArtCenter's Designmatters Department to create a studio in which students would tackle the issue of food labels within a larger context—taking into account branding, some of the social issues surrounding the packaging of food (e.g. carbon footprint, BPA levels, etc.), as well as the grocery store environment and food buying experience.
"I'll admit, I used to eat food based on its taste alone. This project has opened my eyes to good food as a priority as well as a holistic opportunity."
—Joy Lin, Environmental Design Student
"This is a very compelling and timely subject. As with any new subject a design team looks into solving, communicating or developing, you find out so much during the research and design process that the true gems of knowledge that lie deeper come from some great individual experiences that add to the team's group knowledge."
—Gerardo Herrera, Graphic Design Faculty
Research and Project Development
Early on during the term, the four students decided to focus their energies on rethinking the private label brands of four high-impact supermarket chains—Walmart, Ralph's, Target and Vons. These chains already have a robust private label business, and so the students believed that changes to their food labels could dramatically change they way Americans consume food. To narrow their focus, each student chose a different food category to explore: breakfast, vegetables, meat and seafood.
As faculty member Gerardo Herrera explained, the biggest challenge was taking the subject of rethinking the food label and expanding it to rethinking the complete package and in-store experience at retail. "The students had multiple elements to deal with regarding packaging, identity, naming, Point of Purchase display, Planograms, innovative materials and a proposed vision for a national supermarket chain that could provide a roadmap for change," he said. "This was much more encompassing than just developing a new nutrition facts label. The label had to be supported by all touch points and designed experiences, which made this a bit more challenging."
During the research phase, the students conducted an audit of their chosen supermarket and food group while doing more general consumer and packaging research. Shirleen Lavalais, for example, discovered that 17 percent of the American diet comes out of cans. She also learned that the canning process of vegetables contains no preservatives and retains more nutrients than she imagined. Armed with this information, she decided to focus her efforts on rebranding canned vegetables for Ralph's. Jim Bogenrief, meanwhile, who had chosen to rebrand fresh meat for Target, learned about a new regulation that beginning January 1, 2012, USDA Food Safety will put nutrition information on 40 of the most popular cuts of meat and poultry.
The class also discovered a variety of misleading information on current food labels, including inconsistent information and icons, a lack of information on unhealthy foods, and unclear percentages in relation to relative values. Each sought to address these discrepancies through their design explorations of nutrition labels.
The students presented their design solutions and prototypes during the final critique, creating private label brands to inspire better nutrition literacy. While their designs and packaging solutions were created for certain food groups, all agreed that these could be applied to different food categories as well.
Kenji Huang
Kenji Huang developed a new breakfast brand for Walmart called Walton's, with the tag line "Living Better Made Easy." Huang explained that Walmart's current private label brand, Great Value, "looks like hospital food," and that his new system aimed to be more inviting. His logo consisted of two interlocking circles, representing the concept of dusk to dawn and "where value and quality meet." Explained Huang, "I was inspired by morning and breakfast as the most important meal of the day, and the new Walton's brand infuses my design philosophy of purity, discovery, joy and empowerment." The front of the package and the nutrition label are part of its brand identity, and Huang also conceived of a more friendly and accessible nutrition quick facts system on the side or back of the package, where he also visually represented a serving size. The photography on the package is straightforward yet attractive, and the ergonomic design of the milk carton is contoured to fit into hands.
Coastal Catch
Joy Lin
Joy Lin developed the private label brand, "Coastal Catch" for the supermarket Vons to bring attention to the nutritional and sustainable aspects of consuming seafood. Her elegant logo includes a typographic mark representing life on the sea—"a fishtail, an ocean wave or the casting of a fishing net," explained Lin. Her main goal was to capture the essence and vitality of oceanic fishing while encouraging holistic, informed decisions about the seafood consumers buy and eat. "What exactly is in my seafood?" was the driving question that guided Lin's design, which features an easy-to-read bar graph listing four key nutrients on the front of the trapezoidal package for easy stacking (calories, saturated fat, sugar and sodium); transparent packaging to reveal the freshness of the fish/seafood inside; color-coded package labels that reveal the geographic source of the fish/seafood (wild caught is blue, farmed is red), and even the stamp/signature of the individual fisherman; and a scoring system that rates the seafood/fish on sustainability and toxicity. She also created an area to list health benefits and any potential concerns of a specific seafood on the front of the packaging.
Shirleen Lavalais
Shirleen Lavalais developed a private label brand of canned vegetables and bottled juices for Ralph's supermarket, a store that has been a staple in California for 125 years. She chose the name "Corner to Corner" to give the brand a warm and trustworthy tone, and to communicate that Ralph's values local produce and high-quality ingredients for its canned goods. To highlight the supermarket's long history, Lavalais developed a design with a nostalgic quality referencing classic Americana—the typeface and ornamental illustrations are examples of this approach—while making sure the brand would still appeal to today's health-conscious customers who long for easily-digestible nutritional information. Based on market research she conducted earlier in the term, Lavalais opted to simplify the amount of nutritional information on the can: On the front, for example, she lists vitamins, calories and sodium per serving. The back labels list the nutrition facts in an easy-to-read language and typographic choice. One of Lavalais' main goals was to make the presentation of canned vegetables look more high-end and to dispel the notion that canned vegetables are inferior to frozen or even fresh produce. "I learned that the vegetables used for canning are harvested at peak ripeness, and that the canning process preserves much of the nutrients," she said. The cans feature enticing photographs of the specific vegetable, paying homage to artists like Wayne Thiebaud and Edward Weston, and include short and colorful historical descriptions of the food item. In addition, she exposed part of the aluminum can to highlight the beauty of the can and to provide a dramatic contrast to the label. In addition to applying her design to cans, Lavalais also created bottled juices and vegetable snack bags. She said the studio experience was an excellent experience to create design elements that "can evolve the way we perceive and select food."
Rural Road
Jim Bogenrief
Jim Bogenrief created a private label brand for Target that focused on the highly scrutinized meat industry. In his youth, Bogenrief was a member of the 4-H organization and he grew up on a ranch. For this project, he wanted to educate the consumer about the health benefits of eating all-natural, hormone-free meat in lieu of processed foods. With "Rural Road," he created a new graphic language and packaging forms that took advantage of the strategic use of nutritional information. One of the most striking aspects of his design appears on the front of the package, where there's a transparent die cut in the shape of the animal against a black background, emphasizing to consumers that they are in fact eating an animal and putting some of the truth back into the consumption of meat. "There are no secrets here," said Bogenrief. He also draws an outline around the section of the animal that represents the cut of meat. His design references a ribbon, harking back to his 4-H days. Each package prominently emphasizes a key nutritional fact about a particular cut of meat on the front of the package (e.g., the package containing top sirloin boasts 10 amino acids; a pork chop has 38 percent of the daily value of zinc). Other important nutritional information is organized into a fan-like graph on the front of the package. Knowing that part of the public health problem in this country is due to an unclear understanding of serving size, Bogenrief also created a silhouette or ruler-like measurement on the back of each package to show a particular serving size. Finally, realizing that a cut of meat is a "blank palette" for consumers, Bogenrief also included recipes on the front label to encourage consumers to think about the whole meal and its preparation.
Project Publicity
Designing a Better Food Label, NY Times, July 2011


This species belongs to the Order Falconiformes and the Family Falconidae, and has the scientific name Falco naumanni. It is a small falcon (length 27-33 cm, wingspan 63-72 cm), is mainly insectivorous, and is closely linked during the breeding season to urban areas or other human settlements. It is a diurnal migratory raptor – although in some parts of southern Spain, Italy and north-west Africa is present throughout the year – that occupies areas with hot climates with the presence of more or less natural steppe and cultivated areas.
It prefers grazing pasture or dry arable land for foraging, selecting field borders, stubble and fallow land.
It feeds mainly on invertebrates, large or medium-sized insects such as grasshoppers, crickets or beetles, and less frequently small mammals (mice and voles..) and small reptiles (lizards) that are captured from the air. Thanks to this diet, they perform a notable role in the control of agricultural pests.
It is a colonial species associated in the breeding season with urban settings or isolated structures in rural areas, nesting in buildings, especially in holes in the walls or under roof tiles.
In Extremadura, the clutch (of between 4 to 5 eggs) is laid at the end of April or early May, with an incubation period of 28 days. Both sexes share incubation duties. The young fledge at around 35 days old. There is a high level of philopatry (57% of juveniles will return to their natal colonies) and a high faithfulness to breeding colonies (72% of adults). However, almost 75% of individuals will change their nest or mate annually.
The population leaves for its winter quarters between September and October, returning to the breeding areas towards February. Pre-migratory dispersal can occur, with movements from natal colonies averaging 200 km, usually northwards, before starting the southward migration.
After breeding and before the autumn migration to Africa, there is a positive selection for stubble cereal fields, fallow and margins of cultivated land; a period poorly understood but probably of great importance to juvenile survival.
At a global level, this is a Western Palearctic species, with a breeding range extending from the Mediterranean basin, from the Iberian Peninsula to the Balkans, the basins of the Black and Caspian Seas, the Near East, reaching the steppes of Asia and northern China. The wintering area, although still not well known, includes areas in east and southern Africa for Asian populations and western Africa (Nigeria, Cameroon and Senegal) for European ones.
It is estimated that the world population is fewer than 100,000 pairs, of which between 30,000 and 38,000 are in Europe, where it was one of the most abundant raptors until suffering a major decline during the second half of the 20th century. The Spanish breeding populations are found in the central and south-western half of the peninsula, mainly in Extremadura, Andalucia, Castille y Leon and Castille-la Mancha, Beyond the peninsula it breeds in Melilla, but not in Ceuta, the Balearics and the Canary Islands.
The main threat is loss of feeding habitat in breeding and dispersal areas because of significant changes in the traditional agricultural systems such as the conversion of dry-country arable to irrigation and the indiscriminate use of insecticides, which affects the staple prey.
The species is also adversely affected by the removal of cavities for breeding, caused by both the abandonment and the restoration of buildings holding breeding colonies, in the latter, disturbance during building work also causes nest desertion. Finally, competition with other species for nest cavities, nest robbery, illegal hunting or electrocution are threats which can affect the species under certain circumstances.
At the European level the lesser kestrel is included in Annex 1 of the Birds Directive, in the list of the Ornis Committee for birds considered as priorities for funding by LIFE. There is an Action Plan in place which includes the framework of the priority actions (Action Plan for the lesser kestrel Falco naumanni in the European Union, 2010). It is catalogued as "Least Concern" in the European Birds Red List (BirdLife International – IUCN 2015).
In Spain, the species is in the List of Wild Species under "Special Protection" (Royal Decree 139/2011, of 4th February) and is included in the category of "Vulnerable" in the Red Data Book for Birds in Spain (2003).
In Extremadura, the species is catalogued as "Sensitive to habitat alteration" in the Regional Catalogue of Threatened Species in Extremadura (Decree 37/2001, of 6th March). In addition, the Decree 110/2015 of 19th May, which regulates the European ecological network Natura 2000, provides specific measures for the conservation of steppe species and urban birds (both encapsulating lesser kestrels). Furthermore, in the Management Plan of the urban SPAs designated for lesser kestrel in Extremadura there is a zonation of these SPAs, measures for the species and "an inventory of important buildings for the conservation of lesser kestrel".


Just after his collaboration with Lil Wayne "Be Like Me" and announcing his new project tracklist, Florida rapper Lil Pump, drops his long waited project, Harverd Dropout.
Harverd Dropout features 16 tracks with guest appearances by Kanye West, Smokepurpp, Offset, Quavo, Lil Uzi Vert, YG, 2 Chainz, and the aforementioned Tunechi. Here is this track from the project titled "I Love It" featuring Kanye West.