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Femoral neck fracture is the most common form of hip fracture with annual treatment costs in the U.S. estimated to be between $10 to $15 billion, and are expected to rise due to the aging population, with mortality rates of up to 20%. *click for further information about Muscle injury due to total hip replacement.
Clinical Development of PLX-PAD in Muscle Regeneration
Phase III study of PLX-PAD for muscle injury following hip
fracture surgery (N=240), topline results reported in July 2022
The primary endpoint was not met
A significant increase in Hip Abduction Strength (HAS) was observed at week 26 and week 52, compared to reference week 6, for patients treated with PLX-PAD (n=120), in the injured and uninjured leg compared to placebo (n=120)
PLX-PAD demonstrated a meaningful increase in the absolute HAS at week 52 in the injured leg (p=0.0511) and uninjured (p=0.113) leg
PLX-PAD treated patients were able to walk 296 meters versus 266 meters in placebo during 6-min walking test at week 52
Graph 1: HAS change from week 6 Injured leg
2KG difference from placebo at week 26 (p=0.047)
4KG difference from placebo at week 52 (p=0.0022)
Graph 2: HAS change from week 6 Contralateral (non–operated leg)
1.8KG difference from placebo at week 26 (p=0.073)
The Phase III study for PLX-PAD cell therapy in the treatment of muscle injury following surgical repair (arthroplasty) of the hip joint due to fracture (Hipgen study) was awarded a €7.4 million grant from European Union's Horizon 2020 program, which is its largest Research and Innovation program. The collaborative project includes leading European research institutes and clinical sites, which undertake an extensive scientific program in parallel to the trial, using in-depth immunological, endocrine, and molecular analyses to better understand the mechanism of action of PLX-PAD in hip fracture.
Completed Study- Muscle Regeneration following Total Hip Replacement
Pluristem conducted a Phase II, randomized, double blind, placebo controlled study in patients undergoing a total hip replacement (THR) due to osteoarthritis. The aim of the study was to evaluate the safety and efficacy of 2 doses of PLX-PAD for the regeneration of the gluteus medius muscle injured during the THR. Patients were assigned to receive either 150 or 300 million PLX-PAD cells, or placebo. PLX-PAD or placebo were administered directly to the injured muscle during the surgery.
Efficacy data were collected at clinic visits for up to 6 months, while safety data were collected during clinic visits for up to 1 year.
The primary efficacy endpoint was the change in the strength of the gluteus medius muscle 6 months after surgery, and the key secondary endpoint was the change in the muscle volume of the gluteus medius 6 months after surgery, as measured by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
The study met both the primary efficacy and key secondary endpoints. Both patient groups treated with PLX-PAD showed efficacy, as measured by a greater increase in the gluteus medius muscle strength than the patients receiving placebo, with the group receiving the 150 million cell dose displaying a statistically significant 500% improvement over the placebo group (p=0.0067). Patients treated with the 300 million cell dose showed a 300% improvement over the placebo (p=0.18).
Graph 1: Mean change in strength of the Gluteus Medius at Week 26 post surgery
MRI of the gluteus medius muscle indicated an increase in volume in those patients treated with PLX-PAD versus the placebo group. Those who received the 150 million cell dose showed a statistically significant improvement in muscle volume of approximately 300% over the placebo group (p=0.004). Patients treated with the 300 million cell dose showed an approximately 150% improvement approximately 150% over placebo (p=0.19).
Graph 2: Mean change in volume of the Gluteus Medius at Week 26 post surgery
Data also showed that, six months after surgery, the magnitude of improvement in the muscle force of the contralateral (non-operated) gluteus medius muscle was approximately 40 times larger in patients treated with 150 million PLX-PAD cells than in those who received placebo, and the difference was statistically significant (p=0.0114). Patients treated with 300 million PLX-PAD cells also showed a larger increase in muscle force than patients injected with placebo (p=0.227). These data on the force of the muscle in the contralateral leg suggest that PLX-PAD cells can exert a systemic as well as a local effect.
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Harbinger posted 10 April 2009 in The Judging Eye ⟩ Harbinger by Athjeari, Peralogue
I have been thinking about this ever since we were introduced to the Mandate prophecy about the Anasurimbor.
Everyone seems to feel that Kellhus is the Harbinger, and most individuals think that this means he will be the one to save the world. For some reason they call him a harbinger and yet think, just because of the prophecy, that he will save the world.
If he is indeed a harbinger, than it only implies that he is coming as a forerunner to the apocalypse. It doesn't necessarily mean that he will save the world. Kellhus' coming could merely be a sign that the apocalypse is near, not that he will prevent the apocalypse. Celmomas never says that an Anasurimbor will save the world, he says that an Anasurimbor will return at the end of the world. (in fact we have no reason to believe that the world can even be saved!)
So, after stating that, does anyone feel that the WLW could be the one to deliver mankind from the brink of apocalypse? As of now the WLW has been portrayed as a somewhat dubious person/creation that is going to reek havoc on the world, but if the WLW does have divine power from a God, would that not make the individual good? view post
Harbinger posted 10 April 2009 in The Judging Eye ⟩ Harbinger by Curethan, Didact
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Celmomas never says that an Anasurimbor will save the world, he says that an Anasurimbor will return at the end of the world. (in fact we have no reason to believe that the world can even be saved!)
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Agreed, but Celmomas did seem rather happy about it, and considering he organised Ishual which as it turns out is a haven where his scions could hang out getting trained by super Miagis for 2000 years as a place to return from and he had these handy powers of precognition...
I've always thought the very idea of a second apocolypse is kinda funny anyway. "Now with 20% more world ending and improved ultimate destruction!" view post
I think you could argue that Celmomas did not build Ishual as a place for Anasurimbor to lay and hide in the weeds until they saw fit to leave. Ishual was a last ditch attempt to keep humanity alive, not a haven for Anasurimbors to regroup, and the Dunyain were not in the original plans for Ishual. I don't think Celmomas had precognition. I think he knew that his bastard lived in Ishual and that he had a good chance to survive the apocalypse because Ishual was hidden. He made the claim because he had a reason to believe that someone from his line would survive. Like I said, he makes no claim as the how the Anasurimbor will return, nor does he say the purpose of the return. Celmomas simply states that an Anasurimbor will return at the end of the world. view post
Well, y'know from the bit of Seswatha's memory of Celmomas' passing, I got the impression that he genuinely had a prophetic vision. view post
Harbinger posted 16 April 2009 in The Judging Eye ⟩ Harbinger by Truth Shines, Candidate
Quote: "Athjeari":2qyekfcq
Everyone seems to feel that Kellhus is the Harbinger, and most individuals think that this means he will be the one to save the world. For some reason they call him a harbinger and yet think, just because of the prophecy, that he will save the world.[/quote:2qyekfcq]
Well actually not even everyone in the book believes he is the savior. To this day there are still "orthodox" who struggle against his rule. And many readers certainly have harbored doubts about Kellhus all along. Though this is in fact another great thing about this series: no one really knows what's going to happen.
So, after stating that, does anyone feel that the WLW could be the one to deliver mankind from the brink of apocalypse? As of now the WLW has been portrayed as a somewhat dubious person/creation that is going to reek havoc on the world, but if the WLW does have divine power from a God, would that not make the individual good?
I very much doubt it. The gods seem pretty out of it. I mean they certainly didn't do diddly squat during the First Apocalypse. view post

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Bank officials and others urged Congress on Wednesday to fully open the doors of the U.S. banking system to the legal marijuana industry, a change that supporters say would reduce crime risks and resolve a litany of challenges for cannabis companies, from paying taxes to getting a loan.
California Treasurer Fiona Ma, whose state is home to the nation's largest legal pot market, called the measure a critical step for the rapidly expanding industry. Gregory S. Deckard, who spoke on behalf of the Independent Community Bankers of America, said the cloud of legal uncertainty was inhibiting access to banks while creating safety hazards for businesses.
The proposal, he said, "would offer the needed clarity" for more financial institutions to welcome the marijuana industry as customers. But others had concerns. Republican Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer of Missouri said the proposal would create confusion while marijuana remains illegal at the federal level. He questioned how banks would identify criminal operators and pointed to how Congress handled hemp, the low-THC cousin of the cannabis plant, which was removed from the list of federally controlled substances.
With the banking legislation, "we are putting the cart before the horse," he said. Legalization advocates have reason to celebrate that the hearing simply took place before the Consumer Protection and Financial Institutions Subcommittee. The proposal, or similar versions, have languished for years.
The number of banks and credit unions willing to handle pot money is growing, but they still represent only a tiny fraction of the industry. The hearing came just days after Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden proposed legislation that would give states a free hand to allow legal cannabis markets without the threat of federal criminal intervention. The proposal would take marijuana off the federal controlled substances list and remove federal criminal penalties for individuals and businesses acting in compliance with state marijuana laws. An identical proposal is pending in the House.


Group of Seven finance officials agreed on Saturday to press on with measures to deal with failing banks and gave a green light to Japan's efforts to galvanize its economy.
British finance minister George Osborne said the finance ministers and central bankers meeting outside London focused on unfinished banking reforms.
The emergency rescue of Cyprus in March acted as a reminder of the need to finish an overhaul of the banking sector, five years after the world financial crisis began.
"It is important to complete swiftly our work to ensure that no banks are too big to fail," Osborne told reporters after hosting a two-day meeting in a stately home 40 miles outside London.
Germany has previously come under pressure to give more support to a banking union in the euro zone. The plan could help strengthen the single currency area, but Berlin worries it may pay too much for future bank bailouts if it signs up to a scheme to wind up failing banks.
"We will not target exchange rates," Osborne said at the end of the meeting at the 17th-century Hartwell House. "I would say that the statement by the G7 of earlier this year was a successful statement and one that has been held to."
Some countries are concerned Tokyo is engineering an export-led recovery that could hinder other regions' ability to grow.
The yen hit a four-year low against the dollar on Friday, beyond the psychologically important 100 yen mark, driven in part by Japanese investors shifting into foreign bonds, a move that had been expected since the Bank of Japan unveiled a massive stimulus plan.
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Women play a prominent role in the Australian Cyber Security Centre, making up 50% of the organisation's leadership group, according to the ACSC's annual threat report released today.
The leadership group comprises senior executives and key representatives from across the ACSC's partner agencies.
Compared to this, estimates indicate that women make up just 11% of the global information security workforce, the report said.
Apart from this, within the Australian Signals Directorate's Cyber and Information Division, 30% of the staff are female. This division sits within the ACSC and is the largest single component.
Capability development (development and integration of sophisticated technical capabilities).
The CERT Australia and Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission senior executives who co-ordinate with the ACSC, and one of three ASD senior executives who operates within the ACSC, are also women.


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Some of them actually made their debut before the tournament, but only now has Nike Basketball decided to officially acknowledge the whole group. Clockwise from top left there are pairs for Kentucky, Villanova, Arizona, and Duke. Villanova's loss over the weekend of course means that its pair among them won't be advancing any further.
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I am a biosphere paleoecologist studying the role of disturbances (human impact, fire, extreme events) on ecosystem structure and functions (biodiversity).
I'm interested in key biogeographical areas for future global changes (including Equatorial Africa, the Mediterranean Basin, and mountain regions in Europe and North America), and covering temporal scales from annual tree rings to the millennial scale of climate variability. The specific proxy data that I use are pollen, charcoal, sedimentological properties and stable isotopes from high-resolution paleoecological records.
My research projects have examined Fire in the Anthropocene (Colombaroli et al. 2008, Morales-Molino 2015), climate-vegetation disequilibria (Colombaroli et al. 2007, Tinner et al. 2013), the origin of "iconic" cultural landscapes (Colombaroli et al. 2013 Colombaroli and Tinner 2013), quantitative fire reconstructions (Colombaroli and Gavin 2010, Colombaroli et al. 2010), and are oriented towards the applications of long-term ecological records in biodiversity conservation and forest management (e.g. Morales-Molino 2017, Conedera et al. 2017, Whitlock et al. 2018).
Tropics will be key areas in a "warmer world", therefore my research in the last years mainly focused on savanna dynamic (Colombaroli et al., 2013, 2017) and on tropical dendroecology and dendroclimatology (Colombaroli et al., 2016). I am involved in the BELSPO project "Genetic and paleoecological signatures of African rainforest dynamics", and in the ICDP project "DeepCHALLA". I am also member of the Steering Committee of the Global Paleofire Working Group, building a paleofire scientific community to reconstruct biomass burning history around the world.


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Q: smbclient every time force to enter username and password which doesnt have any authentication(i.e public) on Linux I am using smbclient to browse though the shared network which doesnt have any username and password.
smbclient //Server/share -U username password\   //Good

This is good when a server is protected with username and passwod
Problem is when  one try to access sharefolder which is public (don't have username and password).
I find as below command after googling for a long time but its not working.
smbclient //Server/share -U " "%" " // BAD

error : session setup failed: NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE
how can i access share which doesn't have password?

A: I Find the solution as if one want to login which doesn't have any credential.you must not use -U
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Welcome back NBA fans. It's Friday and that means your favorite league is back with another fantastic matchup. Tonight's game features the Houston Rockets at Denver Nuggets.
Houston Rockets at Denver Nuggets. From Pepsi Center. The Nuggets will look to contain the high scoring James Harden and his Rockets teammates. The Rockets are winners of nine straight against Denver. This includes four straight in the Mile High City where the Nuggets are 22-4 this season.


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It's worth exploring every last alternative before calling it ceases on your marriage — but sometimes, there's nothing you can do to keep an unhealthy relationship afloat.
Below , men and women who blog for The Huffington Post share their last-ditch efforts to save their marriages before ultimately calling it discontinues.
"My then-husband and I had sold our home and my daughter and I had moved into a new place, but I still held out hope we could make it run and get back together. So one night, I hired a babysitter, made a delicious dinner( bottle of wine included) and invited him over for a romantic evening . During dinner, he talked constantly of 'his new life' and how our wedding wasn't working — all due to me. I recollect him saying, 'If only you had been better at this' or 'If only you had been happy just being a military wife and hadn't wanted to build a career.' That was our last dinner and our last dialogue as husband and wife, because I realized no matter what it only wasn't going to work. We simply weren't a good fit for each other." — Honoree C .
I gave him my spouse permission to continue her affair.
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I considered plastic surgery to save my wedding.
"I'd describe the final years of my marriage as aiming darts on a target that never hit the mark. Each dart represented endeavor: therapy, dolling myself up, getting long, fancy, nails that I'd never had. I wrote 14 handwritten love letters for every day that I was gone on a trip with our daughter, complete with a playlist of meaningful ballads in our lives . I even contemplated plastic surgery, which isn't me at all . In between, we went on weekend getaways and had long evenings talks on the back porch. It became clear to me that I wasn't changing enough and would need to morph more to accommodate our nearly 20 -year marriage. Eventually, I decided I did need to change but for my children and myself: I asked him to move out and divorced him. That dart eventually reached the bull's-eyes. Besides having my children, it was the best decision I've ever made." — Clara H.
I asked him to take a romantic trip-up with me and ended up going solo.
"I knew my wedding was over the night before my husband and I were to leave on a one week trip to Borneo. We had been fighting all week( well, truly for the past four years, but it had reached a real point of no return in the last week ). I was counting on this trip to get our wedding back on track. We had always traveled well together. But when midnight approached my husband announced that we were no longer married and he was not going on the trip . The next morning I woke him up and begged him to run. He rejected. I went by myself. It turned out to be an amazing week. I induced new friends. I learned how to navigate public transportation. I went scuba diving and saw thousands of fish circling around me. I remained out til 2 a.m. drinking and eating fresh seafood with fellow travelers. When I got back home, I told him it was over." — Julie M.
We tried( and failed) at matrimony counseling.
"We had tried marriage counseling many rounds. About three. And by the third go-round, I didn't have it in me to keep beating what seemed to be, a dead horse. The third hour we tried a different therapist. I felt like she was doing therapy right out of some volume she read the night before. I listened to her and did what she asked, and so did he but a few days after, we would fizzle out. It wasn't simply inducing changes but grueling hard work, and from my objective, I didn't feel like my ex was insuring all I was doing to help things. Perhaps he felt the same way." — Laura L .
I asked my wife to travelling the world with me instead of divorcing.
"I returned from a business journey and sat on the floor with my wife and said, 'I realized while I was in Europe that our marriage is dead.' She said she had realise the same thing. It wasn't even in my mind we'd get divorced, though. I told her, 'let's sell the house and traveling the world with the kids.' But we had run our course. We'd met at 23. We were now making 40. Nothing could 'fix' it. It was better for both of us to fly. And we did." — Adam G.
I overheard my husband telling our friends that the marriage was over and pretended I didn't.
"A clue that it was over came in a hushed tone on a balmy evening. As I sat on the grass of our front yard I overheard my husband tell our mutual friends, 'Patty knows we won't be together much longer.' I wanted to believe it was the whiskey talking and never mentioned it to him . The last clue and negative quality I overlooked was the most obvious: he wasn't nice to me anymore and didn't want to spend time with me. I finally learned actions speak louder than words." — Patty B .
"I moved back in the last period. We had expended the majority of the summer after my youngest child was bear separated. I was heartbroken that he was missing the majority of her newborn days and milestones. He seemed distraught as well and vowed to change his routes. I moved into the new household home "hes having" purchased us hesitantly and hoped he would fulfill his promises to amend his routes . That was in August. By mid-October, I knew things are still not going to get better and left for good. All was not lost, though, as we can now co-parent peacefully, and we work so much more in that capacity. " — Lindsey L .


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Uncle Jesse Was Going To Be Uncle Adam?
Before the series aired, John Stamos was set to play Uncle Adam Cochran. The character's first name was changed to Jesse before the series got the green light to air on TV.
Rebecca Donaldson was supposed to only last for six episodes as Danny's co-host on 'Wake Up San Francisco'. Fans of the show loved Becky so much that the writers decided to make her a permanent character.
The Tanner household was in located San Francisco on 1882 Girard Street. However, the series was shot in San Francisco only once. It was the 'Comet's Excellent Adventure' episode.
Years before 'Full House' Dave Coulier and Bob Saget met at a comedy club in Detroit. They immediately became friends. Saget even let Coulier sleep on his couch until his career kicked off.


Two fascinating fellows sailed into Ballina last week. Friends of friends from South Australia, they phoned from Iluka asking if we were in and we gave them advice on crossing Ballina's notorious river bar. Geez they were lucky. A two metre swell had been predicated with spring tides making the run out rather swift. But when they arrived, following our advice, they called Marine Rescue who told them that the river bar was passable with caution.
On board Sherbro, a 10.5 metre Jarkan named after a small island off the Southern Province of Sierra Leone best known for its slave trading past, the pair arrived with a rather pleasant laid back view of cruising, and the following morning we quickly discovered that they also have an interesting background as well. Tied alongside the floating pontoon centre of Ballina town, we met John and Steve from Maralinga, a remote Aboriginal community in South Australia which was used as a British nuclear test site between 1956 and 1963. Steve is an aboriginal originally from Ceduna, and John hangs out in Elliston on South Australia's southwest coast facing the Great Australian Bight. He's a close friend of Timmy and Anna, our mates you would have seen in our film, South Australia Holiday, featuring the Joseph Banks Conservation Park near Port Lincoln. Timmy and Anna's family has expanded since those halcyon days with the addition of two adorable children, Zephyr and Chillie. Doesn't life afloat form strong bonds with amazing humanity?
That brings to mind how helping each other survive in the wild world of Nature has us looking beyond our differences to build enduring respect – this is something Jack and Jude have always cherished and thought could benefit all mankind as well as Earth. We believe each of us should honour the fact that we are inhabitants of a glorious planet that is unique for as far as can be perceived, and that should bond us all to rise above irritants and help control greed and lust for power. Pulling together for the betterment of mother earth we could heal our differences while at the same time reduce the burden on Earth.
Okay, off my soap box, and back to the story of John and Steve, who a couple of years ago flew to Japan to unveil a huge bronze sculpture they had made here in Australia. At a ceremony at the Nagasaki Peace Park on 18 April 2016, a sculpture symbolising Australia's potent desire for peace and harmony was unveiled by Japanese nuclear survivors.
Fortunately, even though we're in our 70s, we're pretty adept at achieving things and had the foresight and courage to hire a car trailer and loaded her up. Scary that, but it went well. Then easy peasy, down the M1 at a even 100 kph, the ride as smooth as a baby's bottom.
These very popular craft were designed by John Duncanson and there were over 400 built in Sydney by David Rose Yachts with some built in Brisbane under licence. They've a lovely shape with a nice entry and flat bottom, made with hand laid up fibreglass. A simple rig and swing keel make them easy to rig and sail – a perfect craft to teach our grand kids how to sail.
Aah, but first comes the restoration!
Hello from Northern NSW, where the balmy days feel more like summer than mid-winter, and are perfect to tackle a bit of boat maintenance. So, we thought we'd put up a few helpful hints for maintaining your vessel and gear.
For the many who have asked how Jude is recovering from her fall and broken wrist bones – she's fine, her wrist is nearly back to 100% but her ankle which was over extended and suffered severe bruising is still causing her pain. She's now out of the Cam Boot and to get full use of her ankle again she's right into a whole range of exercises set out by her physio to relieve the swelling. Even better news is that we're planning our next offtrack excursion – albeit this time we'll be carrying a wee bit less weight. With such wonderful winter weather, a week lost in the never-never enjoying Nature's wealth is calling like a siren.
By guarding against the five deadly enemies of all line: sunlight, dirt, salt, chafe, and shock, you can extend the life of any piece of marine rope and save replacement costs by doing just five simple things on a regular basis.
Wash and Dry Before You Stow!
Did you realize that nylon line–like those used for docking lines or anchor lines–can lose up to 15% of their strength when wet? Or that wet line, stowed in a dark, dank locker presents a prime breeding ground for mold and mildew?
Wash your anchor rode, cockpit sheets, and halyards with fresh water. Get into your anchor locker with a hose and spray it down. Do the same with your others lines or soak your ropes in a 20 litre pail of fresh. This will loosen up line-killing dirt and salt crystals. Then flake the line in alternate loops over a rail or your lifelines to dry them before coiling and stowing after they have dried completely. This can add years of life to any line and it will stay supple for sailing or marine knots. We always wash our lines when wintering Banyandah.
Halyards and Genoa or jib sheets must stay under constant tension to prevent fibre and strand breakdown. Lines that are too loose will shock and slack, which can weaken the line. Take care not to make lines too taut.
Some lines–docking and anchor lines–must have slack in order to perform their best. On the other hand, your super expensive sail halyards and sheets should be under tension. When sailing, re-tension your sheets and halyards once in a while to keep wear under control.
Straight leads give you the best fair leads. You might have heard the sailing term "fair lead", which means the direction a line travels form one point to another. The straighter you keep the line, the less wear and tear on the fibers.
Keep this in mind whenever you need to thread a sheet through a block, or lead a line from the mast back to your cockpit, or set up your Genoa furling line between bow and cockpit.
Keep acute bends that change the lead of the line by 60 to 90 degrees to an absolute minimum. The more bend you put into a line, the more stress this places on the apex of the bend. Use straighter fair leads to pump life-blood into your lines and save on repair and replacement costs.
One of the huge jobs on olden day square-rigged ships was to end-for-end line once a year. This monumental task involved thousands upon thousands of metres of rigging. But it added years of life, and well it did because those big ships were at sea for years at a time, and the cost of line back then was astronomical.
Today, the cruising or racing skipper can use this same technique to add years of life to docking or anchor lines, halyards and sheets. And it's a lot simpler because you aren't dealing with so much cordage.
If using rope halyards, end for end the line will shift the wear point, just as it does for rope sheets. If anchoring on rope, just make the bitter end of the line the working end. Do this once a season. This end-for-end technique has been proven to extend the service life of anchor line, sheets and halyards by a whopping 50%!
The ends of your lines can fray and unwind to look like the head of a golliwog. Prevent this with whipping, where you wrap sail twine around the end. An easier temporary method uses 50 mm duct-tape. Wrap the tape tight, two to three times around the end, then use a sharp knife to cut through the line at the centre of the tape.
Or, make your own end-whipping dip. Dip at least 10mm of the bitter end into super glue. Any of these techniques are guaranteed to stop fraying and save you lots of money.
Furlers – Friend or Foe?
After spending my first twenty years before the mast being bashed about by sailcloth and hardware while trying to stay aboard when changing sails, we invested in furling gear and a furling headsail. What bliss! No matter how hard the wind blew, I remained safe in the cockpit while reducing sail. Yippee! Never again did I have the arduous task of bagging stiff cloth or the problem of storing so many sails. But there are a few serious shortcomings with furlers and with winter's stronger winds upon us, let's review how best to manage them.
Furling sails are bulky. They create a lot of windage at the front of the ship that can make manoeuvring in confined spaces difficult, and when going to weather, their massive leading edge reduces performance. But it is while at anchor or hanging off a mooring that this extra windage can catch us unawares and cause damage or even loss of the vessel. The windage will cause your ship's head to be blown off the wind with the result that you may find the ship being blown one side to the other and this creates greater strain on your ground tackle.
But the granddaddy of all problems comes when the sail has been loosely furled. In stormy conditions that ol' devil wind just keeps niggling at the loose folds, slowly tightening the sail around the spar to expose even more cloth that eventually has the clew working back and forth until the clew tears loose. Once set free, these sails self-destruct. Therefore, it is imperative that furlers are wound tight then finishing off with a minimum of three wraps of the sheets. Another thing to watch, the furling line must be maintained in good nick. If yours should break, you could lose your boat like what nearly happened to the bloke in this photo.
Loosely furled headsails worked free during this east coast low.
Furling sails spend most of their life exposed to the sun's UV and therefore most have a wrapper of sun resistant cloth to protect the sailcloth. It is important to furl the sail * But a problem develops as the sail ages because the area where the wrapper is attached to the sail is stiffer than the cloth and therefore the cloth works along that seam causing a weak point. We keep our eyes on this area as it is usually the first place the sail will fail.
Another thing we do when we leave Banyandah on a mooring for long periods is to remove the sail from the furler to lessen the yawing that can occur in gusty conditions. This makes our lady sit straight into stormy conditions thereby reducing the strain on our mooring system while at the same time it also extends the life of the sail.
You names and great experiences in your adventure in life to date, were drawn to my attention by John Turpie who, I understand met up with you in Yamba or Ballina a couple of weeks ago.
I met John and his brother Steve when they sailed a Mottle 33 down from Brisbane in January this year to Lake Macquarie. I also have a Mark 2 High Sides Mottle 33 and, by sheer fluke, welcome them to the LMYC as we both came up to the Club's marine where my yacht is housed.
I have no doubt you will have already ascertained what a great, very interesting ,talented fascinating character John is. Wait till you meet his wife Syv. Equally fascinating …as are Steve and his wife Libby.


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Q: Replace a sequential set of numbers with special character I have a varchar(200) column that contains entries such as,
ABC123124_A12312
ABC123_A1212
ABC123124_B12312
AC123124_AD12312
A12312_123
etc..
I want to replace a sequence of numbers with a single * so that I can group the distinct non-numeric patterns in the table.
The result for this set would be
ABC*_A*
ABC*_B*
AC*_AD*
A*_*
I have written the following primitive query below, it works correctly, but takes a long time to run on a huge table.
I need help with rewriting or editing it to improve it's performance. SQL Server 2014
-- 1. replace all numeric characters with '*'
-- 2. replace multiple consecutive '*' with just a single '*'
SELECT REPLACE
        (REPLACE
             (REPLACE
                  (REPLACE
                       (REPLACE
                            (REPLACE
                                 (REPLACE
                                      (REPLACE
                                           (REPLACE
                                                (REPLACE
                                                     (REPLACE
                                                          (REPLACE
                                                               (REPLACE(SampleID, '0', '*'),
                                                                '1', '*'),
                                                           '2', '*'),
                                                      '3', '*'),
                                                 '4', '*'),
                                            '5', '*'),
                                       '6', '*'),
                                  '7', '*'),
                             '8', '*'),
                        '9', '*')
                  , '*', '~*') -- replace each occurrence of '*' with '~*' (token plus asterisk)
             , '*~', '') -- replace in the result of the previous step each occurrence of '*~' (asterisk plus token) with '' (an empty string)
        , '~*', '*') -- replace in the result of the previous step each occurrence of '~*' (token plus asterisk) with '*' (asterisk)
        AS Pattern
FROM TABLE_X

Data
The column includes letters and numbers [A-Za-z0-9] and may also include the special characters / and _. I want to replace any sequence of numbers with *, but I do not know if the entry has special characters, and if so how many special characters.
I also do not know how many sequences of numbers are in the entry. All I know is that an entry must have a minimum of 1 number sequence.

A: Two factors are important for performance:

*

*Reduce the number of string operations.
You may find it is possible to implement what you need using e.g. CHARINDEX and PATINDEX to find the start and end of groups, rather than performing very many REPLACE operations on the whole string each time.

*Use the cheapest collation that provides correct results.
Binary collations are the cheapest. SQL collations (on non-Unicode data only) are a little more expensive. Windows collations are much more expensive.
For example:
DECLARE @T table
(
    SampleID varchar(200) NOT NULL UNIQUE
);

INSERT @T
    (SampleID)
VALUES
    ('ABC123124_A12312'),
    ('ABC123_A1212'),
    ('ABC123124_B12312'),
    ('AC123124_AD12312'),
    ('A12312_123'),
    ('999ABC888DEF');

SELECT
    T.SampleID,
    Pattern =
    (
        SELECT
            CASE
                WHEN Chars.this NOT LIKE '[0123456789]' THEN Chars.this
                WHEN Chars.prev NOT LIKE '[0123456789]' THEN '*'
                ELSE ''
            END
        FROM dbo.Numbers AS N
        OUTER APPLY
        (
            SELECT
                SUBSTRING(Bin.string, N.n, 1),
                SUBSTRING(Bin.string, N.n + 1, 1)
        ) AS Chars (prev, this)
        WHERE
            N.n BETWEEN 1 AND LEN(Bin.string)
        ORDER BY N.n
        FOR XML PATH ('')
    )
FROM @T AS T
OUTER APPLY (VALUES('$' + T.SampleID COLLATE Latin1_General_100_BIN2)) AS Bin (string);

db<>fiddle demo
That example relies on a permanent table of numbers. If needed, a table sufficient for varchar(200) is:
-- Create a numbers table 1-200 using Itzik Ben-Gan's row generator
WITH
  L0   AS (SELECT 1 AS c UNION ALL SELECT 1),
  L1   AS (SELECT 1 AS c FROM L0 AS A CROSS JOIN L0 AS B),
  L2   AS (SELECT 1 AS c FROM L1 AS A CROSS JOIN L1 AS B),
  L3   AS (SELECT 1 AS c FROM L2 AS A CROSS JOIN L2 AS B),
  L4   AS (SELECT 1 AS c FROM L3 AS A CROSS JOIN L3 AS B),
  L5   AS (SELECT 1 AS c FROM L4 AS A CROSS JOIN L4 AS B),
  Nums AS (SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY (SELECT NULL)) AS n FROM L5)
SELECT
    -- Destination column type integer NOT NULL
    ISNULL(CONVERT(integer, N.n), 0) AS n
INTO dbo.Numbers
FROM Nums AS N
WHERE N.n >= 1
AND N.n <= 200
OPTION (MAXDOP 1);

-- Add clustered primary key
ALTER TABLE dbo.Numbers
ADD CONSTRAINT PK_Numbers_n
PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (n)
WITH (SORT_IN_TEMPDB = ON, MAXDOP = 1, FILLFACTOR = 100);

If that isn't faster, you might find that using a binary collation alone would speed up your existing implementation sufficiently. To implement that, change one line of your code to:
(REPLACE(SampleID COLLATE Latin1_General_100_BIN2, '0', '*'),

Users of SQL Server 2017 or later can leverage the built-in TRANSLATE function, which may perform better than the nested REPLACE calls.
You could also use a general regex CLR function, or implement something custom in SQLCLR for this particular task. See for example SQL Server: Replace with wildcards?
Using the SQL# library, a complete solution would be:
SELECT
    T.SampleID,
    SQL#.RegEx_Replace4k(T.SampleID, '\d+', '*', -1, 1, 'CultureInvariant')
FROM @T AS T;

Full regex support is overkill for this task, so if you are able to use SQLCLR, coding a specific function for your needs would probably be the best performing solution of all.

A: Create Number table in any manner you like,
create table tblnumber(number int not null)
insert into tblnumber (number)
select ROW_NUMBER()over(order by a.number) from master..spt_values a
, master..spt_values b
CREATE unique clustered index CI_num on tblnumber(number)

Or you can 2000 ,3000 number only only in tblNumber only since no string is going to be that long. Keep one Number table shorter.
Use ITVF,
ALTER FUNCTION [dbo].[fn_Mask] (@pString VARCHAR(4000))
    --WARNING!!! DO NOT USE MAX DATA-TYPES HERE!  IT WILL KILL PERFORMANCE!
RETURNS TABLE
    WITH SCHEMABINDING
AS
RETURN
WITH CTE AS (
        SELECT t.number AS N
            ,SUBSTRING(@pString, t.number, 1) col
        FROM dbo.tblNumber T
        WHERE t.number <= DATALENGTH(@pString)
        )
    ,CTE1 AS (
        SELECT c.N
            ,CASE
                WHEN patindex('%[0-9]%', c.col) = 0
                    THEN c.col
                ELSE oa.col2
                END col1
        FROM CTE c
        OUTER APPLY (
            SELECT TOP 1 '*' AS col2
            FROM CTE c1
            WHERE c.N - c1.N = 1
                AND patindex('%[0-9]%', c1.col) = 0
                AND patindex('%[0-9]%', c.col) = 1
            ORDER BY c1.N
            ) oa
        )

SELECT TOP 1 (
        SELECT '' + col1
        FROM CTE1
        WHERE N > 1
            AND col1 IS NOT NULL
        ORDER BY N
        FOR XML path('')
        ) MaskedString
FROM CTE1 C;

Usage :
    DECLARE @T table
(
    SampleID varchar(200) NOT NULL UNIQUE
);

INSERT @T
    (SampleID)
VALUES
    ('ABC123124_A12312'),
    ('ABC123_A1212'),
    ('ABC123124_B12312'),
    ('AC123124_AD12312'),
    ('A12312_123'),
    ('A$B.C-D+E'),
    ('A2B.C-D+E'),
    ('999ABC888DEF');

    --Prefix one extra non numeric charector.it do not change output
    select SampleID,MaskedString from @T T
    cross apply(select MaskedString from [dbo].[fn_Mask]('F'+t.SampleID))ca

select MaskedString from [dbo].[fn_Mask]('F'+'999ABC888DEF')


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Q: Is it possible to have hyphenations in \underlined{text}? In a document I was writing, I had some really long captions and I wanted to emphasize the important parts in them. I tried to use \underline{} but no hyphenation was used at both the caption and at the list of figures. So I switched to \textbf{}.
So, as the title states, is it possible to have hyphenations in underlined text? If not, why is that so?

A: \documentclass{article}
\usepackage{soul}
\begin{document}

\hspace*{0.8\textwidth} foo \ul{hyphenation} bar

\end{document}

A: As Herbert was implying, it's not possible with \underline{}, use either the package soul and its \ul{foo} command, or the package ulem, which changes \emph{foo} to use underlining. There's more information on hyphenating underlined text on the TeX FAQ:

Knuth made no provision for underlining text: he took the view that
underlining is not a typesetting operation, but rather one that
provides emphasis on typewriters, which typically offer but one
typeface. The corresponding technique in typeset text is to switch
from upright to italic text (or vice-versa): the LaTeX command \emph
does just that to its argument.
Nevertheless, typographically illiterate people (such as those that
specify double-spaced thesis styles) continue to require underlining
of us, so LaTeX as distributed defines an \underline command that
applies the mathematical 'underbar' operation to text. This technique
is not entirely satisfactory, however: the text gets stuck into a box,
and won't break at line end.
Two packages are available that solve this problem. The ulem package
redefines the \emph command to underline its argument; the underlined
text thus produced behaves as ordinary emphasised text, and will break
over the end of a line. (The package is capable of other peculiar
effects, too: read its documentation, contained within the file
itself.) The soul package defines an \ul command (after which the
package is, in part, named) that underlines running text.
Beware of ulem's default behaviour, which is to convert the \emph
command into an underlining command; this can be avoided by loading
the package with:
\usepackage[normalem]{ulem}

Documentation of ulem is in the package itself.

(https://texfaq.org/FAQ-underline)
I can only second that: If you know why you want to use underlining, go ahead; but if not, consider another way of emphasizing your text.


STOP and measure your Flat Circle Diameter and refer to the chart below for sizing! If you need it larger, continue your increase rounds (increasing by 1 sc in each *repeat group* as you did above).
Subsequent Rounds: 1 sc in each stitch until you are approximately .5″ from the desired Hat Height.
Slip Stitch about 6 stitches to even out the bottom edge of the hat.
Last Round: sc blo ; fasten off; sew in ends.


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package com.cloudera.csd.tools.codahale;

import com.cloudera.csd.descriptors.MetricDescriptor;
import com.cloudera.csd.tools.AbstractMetricFixtureAdapter;
import com.cloudera.csd.tools.JsonUtil;
import com.cloudera.csd.tools.JsonUtil.JsonRuntimeException;
import com.cloudera.csd.tools.MetricDescriptorImpl;
import com.cloudera.csd.tools.MetricDescriptorImpl.Builder;
import com.cloudera.csd.tools.codahale.CodahaleMetricTypes.ComplexCodahaleMetric;
import com.cloudera.csd.tools.codahale.CodahaleMetricTypes.HistogramMetricType;
import com.cloudera.csd.tools.codahale.CodahaleMetricTypes.MeterMetricType;
import com.cloudera.csd.tools.codahale.CodahaleMetricTypes.TimerMetricType;
import com.google.common.base.Preconditions;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.common.collect.Maps;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.util.Collection;

import javax.annotation.Nullable;

import org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils;
import org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

/**
 * A codahale (aka yammer) metric fixture adapter. It takes as input a list of
 * codahale metrics and convert them to one or more Cloudera Manager metrics.
 * The fixture file should be a json formatted file (see Fixture class below).
 */
public class CodahaleMetricAdapter
  extends AbstractMetricFixtureAdapter<CodahaleMetric> {

  private static final Logger LOG =
      LoggerFactory.getLogger(CodahaleMetricAdapter.class);

  private CodahaleMetricConventions conventions;

  @Override
  public void init(String fixtureFile,
                   @Nullable String conventionsFile) throws Exception {
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(fixtureFile);

    FileInputStream in = null;
    try {
      in = FileUtils.openInputStream(new File(fixtureFile));
      fixture = JsonUtil.valueFromStream(CodahaleMetricDefinitionFixture.class,
                                         in);
    } catch (JsonRuntimeException ex) {
      LOG.error("Could not parse file at: " + fixtureFile, ex);
      throw ex;
    } finally {
      IOUtils.closeQuietly(in);
      in = null;
    }

    if (conventionsFile == null) {
      conventions = createDefaultConventions();
    } else {
      try {
        in = FileUtils.openInputStream(new File(conventionsFile));
        conventions = JsonUtil.valueFromStream(CodahaleMetricConventions.class,
                                               in);
      } catch (JsonRuntimeException ex) {
        LOG.error("Could not parse file at: " + conventionsFile, ex);
        throw ex;
      } finally {
        IOUtils.closeQuietly(in);
      }
    }
  }

  protected Collection<? extends MetricDescriptor>
    generateMetricDescriptorsForMetric(
      CodahaleMetric metric) {
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(metric);
    switch (metric.getType()) {
      case GAUGE:
        Preconditions.checkArgument(
            null == metric.getDenominatorForRateMetrics(),
            "The denominator for rate metrics is only used for timers.");
        Preconditions.checkArgument(
            !metric.getTreatGaugeAsACounter() ||
            null == metric.getDenominatorUnit(),
            "Gauge metrics that are marked as counters cannot have a " +
            "denominator.");
        return ImmutableList.of(
            new MetricDescriptorImpl.Builder()
                .setName(fixture.getServiceName(), metric.getName())
                .setLabel(metric.getLabel())
                .setDescription(metric.getDescription())
                .setNumeratorUnit(metric.getNumeratorUnit())
                .setDenominatorUnit(metric.getDenominatorUnit())
                .setIsCounter(metric.getTreatGaugeAsACounter())
                .setContext(conventions.makeGaugeContext(metric.getContext()))
                .build());
      case COUNTER:
        Preconditions.checkArgument(
            null == metric.getDenominatorForRateMetrics(),
            "The denominator for rate metrics is only used for timers.");
        Preconditions.checkArgument(null == metric.getDenominatorUnit(),
                                    "Counters should not have denominators.");
        return ImmutableList.of(
            new MetricDescriptorImpl.Builder()
                .setName(fixture.getServiceName(), metric.getName())
                .setLabel(metric.getLabel())
                .setDescription(metric.getDescription())
                .setNumeratorUnit(metric.getNumeratorUnit())
                .setIsCounter(!metric.getTreatCounterAsAGauge())
                .setContext(conventions.makeCounterContext(metric.getContext()))
                .build());
      case HISTOGRAM:
      {
        Preconditions.checkArgument(
            null == metric.getDenominatorForRateMetrics(),
            "The denominator for rate metrics is only used for timers.");
        ImmutableList.Builder<MetricDescriptorImpl> b = ImmutableList.builder();
        for (HistogramMetricType type : HistogramMetricType.values()) {
          String metricName = getMetricName(metric, type);
          MetricDescriptorImpl.Builder metricBuilder =
              new MetricDescriptorImpl.Builder()
                  .setName(fixture.getServiceName(), metricName)
                  .setLabel(type.makeMetricLabel(metric.getLabel()))
                  .setDescription(type.makeMetricDescription(
                      metric.getDescription()))
                  .setIsCounter(type.isCounter());
          determineUnitForHistogramType(type.isCounter(), metric, metricBuilder);
          metricBuilder.setContext(
              conventions.makeHistogramContext(metric.getContext(), type));
          b.add(metricBuilder.build());
        }
        return b.build();
      }
      case TIMER:
      {
        ImmutableList.Builder<MetricDescriptorImpl> b = ImmutableList.builder();
        for (TimerMetricType type : TimerMetricType.values()) {
          String metricName = getMetricName(metric, type);
          MetricDescriptorImpl.Builder metricBuilder =
              new MetricDescriptorImpl.Builder()
                  .setName(fixture.getServiceName(), metricName)
                  .setLabel(type.makeMetricLabel(metric.getLabel()))
                  .setDescription(type.makeMetricDescription(
                      metric.getDescription()))
                  .setIsCounter(type.isCounter());
          determineUnitForTimerType(type, metric, metricBuilder);
          metricBuilder.setContext(
              conventions.makeTimerContext(metric.getContext(), type));
          b.add(metricBuilder.build());
        }
        return b.build();
      }
      case METER:
      {
        Preconditions.checkArgument(
            null == metric.getDenominatorForRateMetrics(),
            "The denominator for rate metrics is only used for timers.");
        ImmutableList.Builder<MetricDescriptorImpl> b = ImmutableList.builder();
        for (MeterMetricType type : MeterMetricType.values()) {
          String metricName = type.makeMetricName(metric.getName());
          MetricDescriptorImpl.Builder metricBuilder =
              new MetricDescriptorImpl.Builder()
                  .setName(fixture.getServiceName(), metricName)
                  .setLabel(type.makeMetricLabel(metric.getLabel()))
                  .setDescription(type.makeMetricDescription(
                      metric.getDescription()))
                  .setIsCounter(type.isCounter());
          determineUnitForMeterType(type, metric, metricBuilder);
          metricBuilder.setContext(
              conventions.makeMeterContext(metric.getContext(), type));
          b.add(metricBuilder.build());
        }
        return b.build();
      }
      default:
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Unknown codahale type: " +
                                                metric.getMetricType());
    }
  }

  private String getMetricName(CodahaleMetric metric,
                               ComplexCodahaleMetric type) {
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(metric);
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(type);
    if (type.isCounter() &&
        null != metric.getMetricNameForCounterMetric()) {
      return metric.getMetricNameForCounterMetric();
    }
    return type.makeMetricName(metric.getName());
  }

  private void determineUnitForMeterType(MeterMetricType type,
                                         CodahaleMetric metric,
                                         Builder metricBuilder) {
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(metric);
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(type);
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(metricBuilder);

    metricBuilder.setNumeratorUnit(metric.getNumeratorUnit());
    if (type.isRate()) {
      Preconditions.checkNotNull(metric.getDenominatorUnit());
      metricBuilder.setDenominatorUnit(metric.getDenominatorUnit());
    }
  }

  private void determineUnitForTimerType(TimerMetricType type,
                                         CodahaleMetric metric,
                                         Builder metricBuilder) {
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(metric);
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(type);
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(metricBuilder);

    if (type.isCounter()) {
      Preconditions.checkNotNull(
          metric.getNumeratorForCounterMetric(),
          "A numerator unit for the counter metric of the timer must be " +
          " provided");
      metricBuilder.setNumeratorUnit(metric.getNumeratorForCounterMetric());
    } else if (type.isRate()) {
      Preconditions.checkNotNull(
          metric.getNumeratorForCounterMetric(),
          "A denominator unit for the rate metrics of the timer must be " +
          "provided");
      Preconditions.checkNotNull(metric.getDenominatorForRateMetrics());
      metricBuilder
          .setDenominatorUnit(metric.getDenominatorForRateMetrics())
          .setNumeratorUnit(metric.getNumeratorForCounterMetric());
    } else {
      metricBuilder
          .setDenominatorUnit(metric.getDenominatorUnit())
          .setNumeratorUnit(metric.getNumeratorUnit());
    }
  }

  private void determineUnitForHistogramType(boolean isCounter,
                                             CodahaleMetric metric,
                                             Builder metricBuilder) {
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(metric);
    if (isCounter) {
      Preconditions.checkNotNull(
          metric.getNumeratorForCounterMetric(),
          "A numerator unit for the counter metric of the histogram must be " +
          "provided");
      metricBuilder.setNumeratorUnit(metric.getNumeratorForCounterMetric());
    } else {
      metricBuilder
          .setDenominatorUnit(metric.getDenominatorUnit())
          .setNumeratorUnit(metric.getNumeratorUnit());
    }
  }

  /**
   * The default metric conventions do nothing.
   * @return
   */
  private CodahaleMetricConventions createDefaultConventions() {
    CodahaleMetricConventions conventions = new CodahaleMetricConventions();
    conventions.meterContextSuffixes = Maps.newHashMap();
    conventions.timerContextSuffixes = Maps.newHashMap();
    conventions.histogramContextSuffixes = Maps.newHashMap();
    return conventions;
  }
}


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KH 15D: Gradual occultation of a pre-main-sequence binary
Joshua N. Winn, Matthew J. Holman, John A. Johnson, Krzysztof Z. Stanek, Peter M. Garnavich
We propose that the extraordinary "winking star" KH 15D is an eccentric pre-main-sequence binary that is gradually being occulted by an opaque screen. This model accounts for the periodicity, depth, duration, and rate of growth of the modern eclipses; the historical light curve from photographic plates; and the existing radial velocity measurements. It also explains the rebrightening events that were previously observed during eclipses and the subsequent disappearance of these events. We predict the future evolution of the system and its full radial velocity curve. Given the small velocity of the occulting screen relative to the center of mass of the binary, the screen is probably associated with the binary and may be the edge of a precessing circumbinary disk.
Astrophysical Journal
Circumstellar matter
Open clusters and associations: individual (NGC 2264)
Stars: individual (KH 15D)
Stars: pre-main-sequence
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Winn, J. N., Holman, M. J., Johnson, J. A., Stanek, K. Z., & Garnavich, P. M. (2004). KH 15D: Gradual occultation of a pre-main-sequence binary. Astrophysical Journal, 603(1 II), L45-L48. https://doi.org/10.1086/383089
Winn, Joshua N. ; Holman, Matthew J. ; Johnson, John A. ; Stanek, Krzysztof Z. ; Garnavich, Peter M. / KH 15D : Gradual occultation of a pre-main-sequence binary. In: Astrophysical Journal. 2004 ; Vol. 603, No. 1 II. pp. L45-L48.
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Kastrup Værk (English: Kastrup Works) was a pottery and tile works in Kastrup, now a suburb of Copenhagen, on the Danish island of Amager.

History

Kastrup Værk was founded around 1750 by Jacob Fortling, a German sculptor who had emigrated to Denmark in 1729 and established a successful career as Royal Master Builder in Copenhagen. As one of several operators, he was granted rights to extract limestone on Saltholm, a smaller island in Øresund otherwise mainly used for summer grazing, and built an extensive complex of buildings between 1749 and 1753. Constructed on reclaimed land, it included a lime plant, a tile works and a faience factory as well as a main building and gate houses.

When Fortling  died in 1761,  his widow sold the plant to  Jess Didrichsen, father of Danish-Norwegian writer Christiane Koren.  Together with Jacob Stentzler, he operated the industrial complex under the name Didrichsen and Compagnie. The new owners continued operations until 1777, when it was sold once more and converted for other uses. For a while, in the 19th century, it was used as a brewery.

Kastrup Værk today
Most of the buildings still exist today. It was renovated from 2006 to 2008 and turned into a mixture of residential units and offices. The location now lies between Copenhagen Airport and Amager Beach Park. The renovated buildings will be part of a larger redevelopment of the site, known as Scanport, will convert the old harbour into a marina and add a number of modern office buildings and hotel facilities. The masterplan for the area has been made by the architectural firm of schmidt hammer lassen.

The new national Danish aquarium, The Blue Planet, is located on a neighbouring site. Construction began in September 2010 and it was completed in 2013.

See also
 Brede Works
 Kastrupgård
 Store Kongensgade Faience Manufactury
 Kastrup Brewery

References

Other sources
Pedersen, Kirsten Nørregaard (2011) Kastrup Værk Bryggergården- 1749-1900 (Forlaget Rhodos)

External links

 Photos from Kastrup Værk
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Well, I'm not gonna lie there is a lot to say about the Novosibirsk city. Maybe there are some awesome tourist attractions, but I wasn't able to find them. Meet the city where there was so much to do that we drove to the end of town to see a sausage monument and we even though it was fun. This is my third Trans-Siberian railway article, read also about the Moscow and Yekaterinburg.
Yeah, that's right, the sausage monument. But before we will get to that, I will try to describe a few more conventional tourist attractions.
The first thing you will probably see after getting to the city center will be the symbol of Novosibirsk - the opera and the ballet theatre. It's the largest theatre in whole Russia, including famous Moscow Bolshoi Theatre.
There are some legends, that Soviet government built under the Opera a huge bomb shelter or even a whole underground city.
There is even an urban tale saying that there is an artificial underground lake beneath the Novosibirsk opera building that could be used as a drinking water's reserve. However, there is no evidence about any of these legends.
The Novosibirsk Zoo is known for breeding big cats, like tigers and lions. Bengal tigress and African lion seems to feel good in the Siberian climate. If you want to visit the Zoo, it's open seven days a week.
Either Train Station nor the Underground are not the tourist attractions worth to go especially to see it, but while visiting the city it's worth to pay attention to them. While being in the Novosibirsk Train Station Seyatel, it's nice to visit placed near the locomotive museum, where you can find more than 100 steam locomotives, diesel locomotives, and carriages, reflecting the history of rail transportation in Russia from pre-revolutionary times to the present day.
The Novosibirsk metro was built in some of the most unforgiving conditions as the land in this area is often frozen throughout the year. You should definitely visit the ultramodern Gagarinskaya station because it looks like a cosmos station or a rocket.
Here we are! My most favorite Novosibirsk tourist attraction. After visiting train station (we got off from the Transsiberian train), visiting the Lenin Square with the Opera building and seeing Zoo, we got out of ideas what to see, so we get for a coffee and start to search for some attractions on the internet. The most interesting place was the sausage monument. So we found the bus and got to the opposite part of the city just to see it and make some fun.
Novosibirsk is important place on the Trans-Siberian Railway route, as it's an unofficial capital of Siberia. There are a few things you can see or visit here, but in my opinion spending here one day is totally enough. There are more interesting places ahead, so don't stay here too long.
If you have any questions or just want to leave me a message, feel free to leave me a comment in the section below.
Who would have thought that Novosibirsk is the capital of Siberia! During my travels Novosibirsk did not look like anything and nothing like Siberia, only a lot later, the east and north began to be Siberian cold ... Still, it's true, a great travel blog, keep up! This text was translated automatically. Original text is below: Kto by pomyślał, że Nowosybirsk to stolica Syberii! Podczas moich podróży Nowosybirsk nie wyglądał nic a nic jak Syberia, dopiero sporo później, na wschód i północ zaczęło się syberyjskie zimno... Mimo wszystko to jednak prawda, super blog podróżniczy, tak trzymać!
Well, I would call Novosibirsk rather a church or gateway to Siberia, but the Capital of Siberia also sounds very nice :-) Super blog, best regards! This text was translated automatically. Original text is below: No cóż, ja bym Nowosybirsk nazwał raczej przemurzem czy bramą do Syberii, no ale Stolica Syberii też brzmi bardzo ładnie :-) Super blog, pozdrawiam!
I never thought that Novosibirsk is actually the capital of Siberia .. :-) By the way, a fantastic travel blog about Russia, a lot of interesting places and tourist attractions. This text was translated automatically. Original text is below: Nigdy bym nie przypuszczał, że Nowosybirsk to rzeczywiście stolica Syberii.. :-) Swoją drogą fantastyczny blog podróżniczy o Rosji, mnóstwo ciekawych miejsc i atrakcji turystycznych.
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