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goog.provide('ol.source.ImageStatic');

goog.require('ol.events');
goog.require('ol.events.EventType');
goog.require('ol.Image');
goog.require('ol.ImageLoadFunctionType');
goog.require('ol.ImageState');
goog.require('ol.extent');
goog.require('ol.proj');
goog.require('ol.source.Image');

/**
 * @classdesc
 * A layer source for displaying a single, static image.
 *
 * @constructor
 * @extends {ol.source.Image}
 * @param {olx.source.ImageStaticOptions} options Options.
 * @api stable
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ol.source.ImageStatic = function(options) {
  var imageExtent = options.imageExtent;

  var crossOrigin = options.crossOrigin !== undefined ?
      options.crossOrigin : null;

  var /** @type {ol.ImageLoadFunctionType} */ imageLoadFunction =
      options.imageLoadFunction !== undefined ?
      options.imageLoadFunction : ol.source.Image.defaultImageLoadFunction;

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    attributions: options.attributions,
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};
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};

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I have acquired a set of eight cups and saucers from my great grandmother. I cannot find the pattern anywhere...they are ivory with a gold ring, very simple, with a Johann Haviland Bavaria, Germany marking in black. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
: I have acquired a set of eight cups and saucers from my great grandmother. I cannot find the pattern anywhere...they are ivory with a gold ring, very simple, with a Johann Haviland Bavaria, Germany marking in black. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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Readin', Writin', Rhythmitic' and Resuscitation: Teaching CPR in the Schools
Each year approximately one million people in the United States suffer from acute myocardial infarction (heart attack) of which approximately 700,000 die. About 350,000 of these fatalities occur outside the hospital, usually within two hours after the onset of symptoms of a heart disorder. In addition to these deaths, approximately 100,000 people die annually as a result of accidents such as drowning, suffocation, electrocution, drug overdose, automobile accidents, fires, and poisoning.
by Gerald M. Dworkin
Printed in June 1979 JOHPERD / Revised April 10, 2014
Medical research, and practical experience confirm that a significant number of these fatalities, estimated at approximately 20%, could have been prevented if prompt and proper cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) had been applied on the scene. It is a medical fact that irreversible brain damage will occur after approximately four minutes from the time a victim has gone into cardiac arrest, unless proper basic life support measures are initiated. Regardless of how sophisticated the community emergency medical service system is or how well trained its personnel (police, fire, ambulance, hospital) are, unless CPR is initiated by the bystander within four minutes, chances are the victim cannot be saved.
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, more commonly known as CPR, is a basic life support procedure for people whose heart and lungs have ceased to function effectively, therefore being unable to sustain life. CPR is a combination of artificial respiration and artificial circulation (external cardiac compression), which should be started immediately as an emergency procedure when cardiac arrest occurs, by those properly trained to do so. It is intended to supply sufficient oxygen to the lungs and to maintain a minimum degree of blood circulation in order to maintain life until advanced life support measures can be applied.
In May 1973, a national conference on "Standards for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Emergency Cardiac Care (ECC)" was held in Washington, D.C. and was cosponsored by the National Academy of Sciences National Research Council, and the American Heart Association. These standards were published on February 18, 1974, as a supplement to the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), Volume 227, No. 7. The following quotations describe the conference recommendations to schools, in regard to teaching CPR to the general public:
All school children should be required to have annual training in artificial ventilation beginning in the fifth grade, and a major national effort should be mounted to achieve this objective in the shortest possible time.
The conference recommends that CPR training be given to all eighth grade pupils and that it be repeated each year throughout high school.
There has been much publicity about CPR since the publication of these standards. CPR education programs are on the rise and programs are being initiated nationally by the American Red Cross and the American Heart Association through courses in businesses and industry, emergency service agencies, hospitals, adult education programs, and community recreation programs. The public has been made aware of what CPR is through articles in such publications as Parade Magazine, Newsweek, Reader's Digest, as well as many others. In addition, the press has given wide coverage to lifesaving events in which lives have been saved by rescue personnel or the public by applying CPR to victims of cardiac arrest. National television has also given much air time on this subject through many news stations as well as such shows as "60 Minutes," "Good Morning America," and the "Today" show. Chances are that the public will see CPR performed on any of the police or fire rescue television programs presently on the air. The results of an opinion poll about CPR among adults across the country were released in June 1977 by the George Gallup Organization. The following are excerpts from that survey:
• Nearly two Americans in three have heard about CPR
• 54 percent of them would like to take a CPR course
• 80 percent of them would require CPR training before graduation from high school.
From a teaching point of view, there is nowhere better to teach these skills, than the school system. Other institutions and organizations with teaching capabilities do not nearly cover the whole of the population. Schools also possess excellent teaching facilities and broad educational expertise, and enjoy a general confidence of the community.
From a learning point of view, there is no better age than school age to start learning basic life support skills. Young people are more easily motivated to learn these skills, and are generally easier to teach than adults. Also, they are more apt to retain psychomotor skills longer. Strategically, the pay-off of the educational investment is considerably higher with young learners, since they remain potential life savers many more years than do people who are taught CPR at a mature age.
Developing and Implementing an Instructional System
In order to guarantee adherence to national training standards, and in some cases protection under the law, no school system should attempt to initiate a program without the cooperation, endorsement, and support of either the American Red Cross or the American Heart Association. Either of these organizations should be contacted during the early planning stages in order to plan the implementation of a nationally certified program of CPR instruction. Although the two organizations may have different educational methods of presenting the cognitive and didactic material, the content is virtually the same with both organizations strictly adhering to the "Standards for CPR and ECC"as developed by the National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council.
The school system is then faced with the budgetary task of obtaining the funds necessary to purchase the required training equipment and materials (i.e. adult and infant manikins, films, textbooks). The implementation of CPR training in the schools will require community interest and involvement. There are many service clubs and foundations as well as the local PTA which would most likely be interested in contributing money or equipment for this project, assuming the money is not available through normal funding sources. Major corporations may also be interested in contributing to this worthwhile program. In addition, local police, fire, or ambulance agencies, along with the Red Cross or Heart Association may have this equipment available for loan.
The equipment and material are reusable if properly maintained. It is estimated that approximately one adult and one infant manikin is required for each four students at one time. Therefore a normal class of approximately 24 students would require six adult and six infant manikins. The estimated cost of one instructional unit (one adult and one infant manikin) is approximately $600.
Once the funds have been obtained, the school system must then select a cadre of teachers who would then be trained and certified by either the Red Cross or the Heart Association as CPR instructors. Once authorized as an instructor, the teacher will be able to teach CPR on behalf of that organization and to award certificates upon successful completion of the CPR courses.
The CPR basic course requires approximately nine hours for successful completion. Both organizations require an additional nine hours approximately, for the instructor training courses. Therefore, in order for the teacher to become authorized to teach CPR, he/she must first successfully complete the basic course and then the instructor training course. Total time required would be approximately 18 hours.
Based on my experience in Westchester County, New York, the physical education or health education faculties have been given the responsibility for implementing the CPR program. Our school programs were implemented during the 1977-78 school year in eight of our 30 school systems. During the 1978-79 school year, 13 school systems were involved in the program to the extent that attempts are being made to train entire grade levels within the high schools during the period of one school year. These programs are reported to have been met with a great deal of enthusiasm by the students, as well as the faculty, administration, parents, and the general community.
In order to assure quality instruction, both organizations require a teacher: student ratio of approximately 1:6. Our programs have been meeting this requirement using the team teaching approach, or by bringing in instructors from the community (parents, emergency service personnel, etc.). In some cases, schools have had seniors take the instructor training course in order to have them assist in the instructional course.
According to Jess Gorkin, editor of Parade Magazine, "To teach (CPR) high school health and physical education, teachers could take advantage of basic (and instructor) courses readily available from the American Red Cross, or the American Heart Association. The cost in dollars would be minimal, the gain in lives saved incalculable."
Many communities and some states have already adopted regulations making CPR instruction mandatory in the school curriculum. New Jersey, to cite an example, adopted a resolution by the State Board of Education on June 7, 1978 urging all New Jersey high schools to include CPR training in their physical education, health, and safety classes as soon as may be practicable.
Hopefully in the near future all communities, large and small, will include within their school curriculums the four R's instead of the traditional three: readin', 'ritin', 'rithmetic, and resuscitation!
Note: The American Heart Association is now advocating HANDS ONLY CPR for laypersons for the immediate response to victims of SUDDEN CARDIAC ARREST. However, this does not apply to victims who have suffered cardiac arrest as a result of hypoxia (i.e. drowning victims). Please see the article on this subject at: https://lifesaving.com/issues/hands-only-cpr-simplifies-saving-lives-…. And, remember, "If DRY, COMPRESSIONS apply – If WET, give BREATHS and PRESS!"

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Q: Error using paperclip to upload two different files I am using paperclip to upload an image and an audio file but I noticed that after uploading the two files, the audio file is damaged making it unusable. I tried uploading only the audio file and it works fine but if I upload the both of then at the same time the audio file uploads but does not work again. Can anybody please tell me why this might be happening? and how to solve the problem

A: This works just fine on rails 3.0.9 with parperclip 2.5.0,
inside your model:
has_attached_file :image

has_attached_file :mp3

validates_attachment_content_type :mp3, :content_type => [ 'application/mp3','application/x-mp3', 'audio/mpeg', 'audio/mp3' ],
            :message => 'Please select a .mp3 file'

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Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is the third-most consumed supplement,1 yet many people don't realize how clinically effective it really is.
Although it's not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as a treatment or preventative drug, several new studies show that taking CoQ10 supplements may help address several chronic health conditions, including atrial fibrillation (a-fib), nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), insulin resistance, heart failure, cancer and migraines, to name a few.
Ubiquinol — the reduced, electron-rich form of CoQ10 that your body produces naturally — plays an important role in the electron transport chain of your mitochondria, where it facilitates the conversion of energy substrates and oxygen into the biological energy (adenosine triphosphate or ATP) needed by your cells for life, repair and regeneration.
It's a fat-soluble antioxidant, meaning it works in the fat portions of your body, such as your cell membranes, where it mops up potentially harmful byproducts of metabolism known as reactive oxygen species (ROS). As such, ubiquinol and CoQ10 supplements help protect your mitochondrial membranes from oxidative damage, and this in turn has been shown to be helpful for a number of health conditions and chronic diseases.
Why CoQ10 Is so Important
Many conditions, including heart disease and migraines — for which CoQ10 has been found beneficial — appear to be rooted in mitochondrial dysfunction.2 CoQ10 is used by every cell in your body, but especially your heart cells.
Cardiac muscle cells have about 5,000 mitochondria per cell, while liver cells have 1,000 to 2,000 mitochondria each.3 As another reference, mitochondria make up about 35% of the volume of cardiac tissue and only 3% to 8% of the volume of skeletal muscle tissue.4
About 90% or more of the ROS in your body are made by your mitochondria.5 Using the analogy of the mitochondria as an engine, the combustion (metabolism) that takes place in there creates exhaust fumes — damaging byproducts when produced in excessive amounts.
One of the functions of CoQ10, or ubiquinol, is to neutralize those byproducts.6 When ubiquinol is lacking, the byproducts remain and begin to damage the cell. Ubiquinol is particularly beneficial for your heart health. C-reactive protein (CRP) is a marker for inflammation, and when your CRP is elevated, it suggests you have a heightened risk for heart disease.7
Two other markers for inflammation are gamma-glutamyl transferase (GGT),8 which is an early marker of heart failure, and N-terminal pro b-type natriuretic peptide (NT-proBNP).9
There's an association between the levels of these two markers and ubiquinol as well. When ubiquinol is supplemented, both these markers go down and genes associated with them are downregulated.
Low CoQ10 levels have also been detected in people with certain types of cancer,10 including lung, breast and pancreatic cancer, as well as melanoma metastasis, further strengthening the metabolic theory of cancer. The word "coenzyme" also provides a clue to its importance; it works synergistically with other enzymes to digest food, for example.
It also has the ability to increase your body's absorption of important nutrients. More specifically, it helps recycle vitamins C and E,11,12 thereby maximizing their beneficial effects.
CoQ10 Can Help Improve Atrial Fibrillation (AFib)
AFib is an abnormal, often rapid, heart rhythm that occurs when the atria, your heart's upper chambers, beat out of sync with the ventricles, the heart's lower chambers. It's a common symptom in those with heart failure or heart disease but can also occur on its own.
Oxidative stress and increased ROS can play a role in the development of AFib. Conversely, scavenging of ROS and a reduction in oxidative stress have been shown to be an essential part of keeping the heart functioning normally.13
In one study, 102 patients with AFib were divided into two groups. One group was given a CoQ10 supplement while the other group was given a placebo. After 12 months of supplementation, 12 people in the placebo group had AFib episodes compared to only three people in the CoQ10 group.14
CoQ10 Can Stop the Progression of NAFLD
NAFLD is the most common cause of chronic liver disease around the world, with a prevalence of 25%.15 Obesity and insulin resistance increase your risk of NAFLD. Mitochondrial dysfunction and oxidative stress, two hallmarks of CoQ10 deficiency, have also been shown to play a role,16 as has choline deficiency, as detailed in "Fatty Liver Disease Is Caused by Choline Deficiency."
Currently, there are no approved medical treatments for NAFLD. Lifestyle changes, such as elimination of processed vegetable oils and processed carbs, remain the gold standard for managing NAFLD and, hopefully, preventing its progression. Since CoQ10 levels tend to be depleted in those with NAFLD, supplementation has been shown to help reduce oxidative stress and inflammation.17
In one study,18 44 patients were divided into two groups. One group was given 100 mg of CoQ10 each day, while the other was given a placebo. After four weeks of supplementation, the group taking CoQ10 dropped weight and had lower levels of serum AST, a blood marker that indicates liver disease and/or damage.
CoQ10 May Be the Answer for Several Other Conditions
In addition to helping with AFib and NAFLD, CoQ10 may be the answer to correcting several other chronic health conditions, including the following:
High blood pressure — CoQ10 acts directly on your endothelium, dilating your blood vessels and lowering blood pressure.19,20 CoQ10 also decreases aldosterone, a hormone that makes you retain salt and water.21,22 When aldosterone goes down, excess salt and water are excreted through your kidneys, often causing your blood pressure to go down.
Dyslipidemia — In one study,23 101 participants with dyslipidemia were given 120 mg of Coq10 or a placebo every day for 24 weeks. Without taking any lipid-lower drugs, participants taking the CoQ10 had decreases in harmful LDL and triglycerides and increases in total antioxidant capacity.
Heart failure — CoQ10 deficiency is linked to poorer prognosis for those with heart failure.24 Supplementing with CoQ10 can restore normal CoQ10 levels, helping to prevent heart cell damage and significantly improving heart failure.25
Chronic kidney disease — Increased oxidative stress is a major factor in chronic kidney disease and related cases of cardiovascular disease.26 Patients with chronic kidney disease tend to have decreased levels of CoQ10 in their blood. CoQ10 has been shown to improve mitochondrial function and decrease oxidative stress in chronic kidney disease patients, with and without dialysis.27
Systemic inflammation — Studies28,29 show that supplementing with 60 mg to 500 mg of CoQ10 for eight to 12 weeks can significantly reduce tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF-α), IL-6 and CRP; three measures of widespread inflammation.
Stroke — Systemic inflammation, oxidative stress and nerve cell damage play a role in the development of stroke. Studies30 show that supplementing with CoQ10 can reduce ischemic lesions and improve outcomes in patients who have been treated with a statin after having a stroke (statins reduce CoQ10 levels in your body).
Migraine — CoQ10 deficiency is a common underlying factor of idiopathic migraines. Supplementing with CoQ10 can help reduce frequency and severity of migraines and alleviate associated symptoms such as nausea and sensitivity to light.31
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) — In one study,32 86 women with PCOS were given CoQ10 alone, CoQ10 with vitamin E, vitamin alone or a placebo. After eight weeks, the group taking CoQ10 alone had improved levels of sex hormones (lower levels of testosterone and luteinizing hormone) and improved insulin resistance.
Cancer — In one study,33 two women with breast cancer were given fatty acids, antioxidants and 300 mg to 390 mg of CoQ10. After two to three months, mammograms showed no tumors or residual tumor tissue, indicating cancer regression. A review34 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology that looked at how CoQ10 affected cancer treatment found it may help protect the heart and liver from toxicity during treatment.
Insulin resistance — CoQ10 levels are lower in mitochondria in insulin-resistant tissues.35 In one study,36 daily intake of 100 mg of CoQ10 improved insulin resistance and serum insulin levels in patients with markers of metabolic syndrome.
CoQ10 Versus Ubiquinol
As mentioned, ubiquinol is the reduced version of CoQ10 (aka ubiquinone). They're actually the same molecule, but when CoQ10 is reduced it takes on two electrons, which turns it into ubiquinol. In your body, this conversion occurs thousands of times every second inside your mitochondria.
The flipping back and forth between these two molecular forms is part of the process that transforms food into energy. Ubiquinol production ramps up from early childhood until your mid- to late 20s. By the time you hit 30, it begins to decline.37 Young people are able to use CoQ10 supplements quite well, but older people do better with ubiquinol, as it's more readily absorbed.
How to Supplement With Ubiquinol
Your body can naturally make CoQ10, but genetic alterations in metabolism, poor diet, oxidative stress, chronic conditions and aging can all interfere with CoQ10 production and lead to CoQ10 deficiency. Statin drugs can also deplete CoQ10.
To maintain good health, an adult body should contain 0.5 to 1.5 g of CoQ1038 and sometimes it takes a supplement to keep you there. Dosing requirements will vary depending on your individual situation and needs.
As a general rule, the sicker you are, the more you need. The suggested dose is usually between 30 mg to 100 mg per day if you're healthy, or 60 to 1,200 mg daily if you're sick or have underlying health conditions.39
If you have an active lifestyle, exercise a lot or are under a lot of stress, you may want to increase your dose to 200 to 300 mg per day. Importantly, if you're on a statin drug, you need at least 100 mg to 200 mg of ubiquinol or CoQ10 per day, or more. Ideally, you'll want to work with your physician to determine your ideal dose.
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