BACKGROUND: Somatoform Disorders (SD) are a heterogeneous group of psychiatric syndromes characterized by common symptoms, which may mimic a physical condition but they are not explained by a medical condition. Although the biologic nature of this disorder has been widely accepted, the neuroanatomical correlates characterizing SD are still inconclusive. Therefore, this study aims to explore gray matter (GM) volume alterations in SD patients compared to healthy controls and their possible association with clinical and cognitive measures.
METHOD: We used voxel-based morphometry to examine regional GM volumes in 20 inpatients with SD and 24-matched healthy controls. Only for SD patients, we employed multiple instruments to assess psychopathology and cognitive functioning, which were then used to explore their association with GM volume deficits.
RESULTS: Compared to healthy controls, SD patients showed GM volume reductions in hypothalamus, left fusiform gyrus, right cuneus, left inferior frontal gyrus, left posterior cingulate, and right amygdala (p < 0.05, cluster Family Wise Error corrected). Additionally, in SD, Symptom Checklist-90-Phobia and Hamilton Depressive Rating Scale scores negatively correlated with specific fronto-temporoparietal regions whereas Symptom Checklist-90-Sleep scores positively correlated with anterior cingulate cortex. Lastly, the Boston Naming Test negatively correlated with fronto-temporoparietal and striatal volumes whereas Free and Cued Selective Reminding Test and Stroop scores positively correlated with superior temporal gyrus and cuneus, respectively (all p < 0.05, cluster Family Wise Error corrected).
CONCLUSION: Our results suggest that SD might be characterized by selective impairments in specific cortico-limbic regions associated to two overlapping circuits, the neuromatrix of pain and the emotion regulation system.
The finding: Somatic symptom disorder patients exhibited selective volume reductions in specific cortico-limbic regions of the brain which are involved in the circuitry of pain and emotional processing. Worse symptomatology correlated with greater reductions in specific grey matter volumes in frontal-limbic and parietal regions. These results suggest a potential unique neuro-anatomic correlate for somatic symptom disorder.
Strength and weaknesses: This the first study to specifically examine associations between grey matter volume changes in patients with somatic symptom disorder and clinical (including cognitive) measures.
The limitations include a relatively small sample size which could have limited the statistical power of analyses, as well as a study population which might not be generalizable to all somatic symptom disorder patients since it included only hospitalized patients as well as some patients with no pain. Information was not collected about the duration of illness and any psychiatric meds the patients may have been taking, which could have potentially influenced observed brain changes. Neuro-psychological testing was not performed in healthy controls, which did not allow normative data for comparison to the performance of somatic symptom disorder patients and thus ultimately limits the inferential power of the results.
Relevance: Identifying specific biological markers in somatic symptom disorder may have significant implications for designing more targeted, effective treatment options.
OBJECTIVE: Associations between the crude capture of polyallergy-also known as multiple chemical sensitivity or multiple drug intolerance syndrome-and mental health/functional somatic syndrome disorders, healthcare utilization, or other clinical phenomenon have not been examined extensively.
METHODS: An IRB-approved retrospective chart review of all patients between age 18 and 70 who had a clinical encounter at a large medical center between 2009 and 2014. Patients were stratified into 4 categories based on the absolute number of chart-documented allergies: (1) no allergies; (2) normal allergy (1-4 allergies); (3) polyallergy (5-9 allergies); and (4) "ultrapolyallergy," (≥10 allergies), which were corroborated through a sensitivity analysis. Demographics, comorbidities, and medications were clustered per allergy grouping. Analysis of variance, chi-square, and multivariable logistic regression analyses were employed to test for associations.
RESULTS: 2,007,434 patients were examined ("no allergy" group, n = 1,423,631, 70.9%; "normal allergy" group: n = 549,927, 27.4%; "polyallergy" group n = 29,453, 1.5%; "ultrapolyallergy" group, n = 4,423, 0.22%). Proportion of females increased from 51% in the "no allergy" group to 89.6% in the "ultrapolyallergy" group (p < 0.001). Rates of mental health and functional somatic syndrome disorder diagnoses increased significantly across allergy groups (p < 0.001). All psychotropic medication classes were increased significantly across allergy groups (p < 0.001). Healthcare utilization was also significantly elevated across allergy cohorts (p <0.001).
CONCLUSIONS: This study demonstrates that polyallergy/multiple chemical sensitivity may serve as a crude yet meaningful indicator of comorbid psychopathology. Drug intolerance mechanisms are reviewed, and both clinical and investigational implications are examined.
The finding: This study revealed a clear, statistically significant association between increasing patient-reported, chart-documented adverse drug reactions (or "polyallergy") and various demographic, diagnostic, pharmacological, and health care utilization trends, namely: higher degrees of health care utilization, increased rates of psychiatric and functional somatic syndrome diagnoses, and increased odds of use of psychotropic agents.
Strength and weaknesses: The study was powered by a very large clinical sample (over 2 million patients, allowing for detection of statistically significant associations despite multiple potential confounders. It also included a naturalistic group of all patients with a documented clinical encounter within a given large medical system over a period of greater than half a decade. Distinct data were examined across multiple realms (demographic, medical, psychiatric, pharmacologic, and health care utilization), providing a multi-dimensional understanding of patients with polyallergy.
Limitations of the study include a retrospective design restricting examined data, as well as the crude capture of documented allergies—some of which might not be verified, and which could be highly patient- and operator-dependent in documentation. Clinician behavior is a complex and important confounder which could potentially have impacted allergy documentation. The allergy count cohort definitions were also arbitrary, even after sensitivity analysis. Patients were limited to one clinical site, which could also affect the generalizability of the results. Health care utilization is a complex metric, and utilization outside of the one site was not available. Finally, medications that were listed under certain groups of illnesses might have been used for indications other than that specific category (e.g., benzos prescribed for seizures rather than anxiety).
Relevance: This study demonstrates that the presence of polyallergy/multiple chemical sensitivity may signal accompanying psychopathology and/or abnormal illness behaviour. Understanding this association could potentially impact management of patients with polyallergy, including educating them about non-immune mediated sensitivities. This could, in turn, lead to a transparent re-evaluation of allergy lists that might otherwise unnecessarily complicate clinical care.


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Gov. Asa Hutchinson is set to meet with officials from the federal Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) today to negotiate revisions to the private option, the state's unique version of Medicaid expansion. The governor outlined what he'll be asking for in a letter to HHS Secretary Sylvia Burwell last month.
Let's look at the governor's big four asks — what they mean in terms of policy and what to expect in negotiations with the feds.
What it means: This is a convoluted scheme impacting private option beneficiaries who get offered employer-sponsored insurance (ESI) at their jobs. The private option covers anyone who makes less than 138 percent of the federal poverty level (that's around $16,000 for an individual or $33,000 for a family of four). That includes some low-wage workers, and in some cases their employers may offer ESI. Right now, someone in that situation would typically prefer to enroll in the private option instead of the plan offered by their job because the private option has no premiums and little to no cost-sharing.
Hutchinson's idea is to force low-income workers in this situation to go on their ESI plans rather than enrolling in the private option. Crucially, Medicaid would pay for the difference in premiums and cost-sharing, and cover any Medicaid benefits not covered by the plan. So from the perspective of the beneficiary, the coverage would be just as good.
The administrative complexity here boggles the mind and it's not clear what this is supposed to achieve, other than an abstract notion that getting insurance through a job is good and getting a job through a public program is bad. The main practical impacts in terms of coverage and access to care: potential hassles for beneficiaries churning between plans if they gain, lose, or shift employment.
It could save Medicaid money, because employers would be pitching in for part of the costs of these plans (as opposed to the private option plans, entirely paid for by Medicaid). But those costs would be borne by businesses (like, say, Walmart), so it's a politically odd maneuver.
What will the feds say? As long as the state assures the feds that beneficiaries will get the same coverage and benefits under this scheme as they would in Medicaid, the feds should be on board.
What it means: The key word here is "referral." Hutchinson has stated that he would like to require that beneficiaries have a job, but that has been a clear line in the sand for the federal government, which will not allow states to mandate employment as a condition of eligibility. The feds have been more flexible on work encouragement (a letter to state officials in Utah stated that while work requirements were a no-go, "encouraging work is a legitimate state objective"). Hutchinson's reference to "continued discussion with the administration on the need for specific work requirements" is a signal both that he will make a show of asking and that he hopes to revisit this issue with a future administration.
In the near term, then, what Hutchinson envisions here in lieu of requiring that beneficiaries get a job is mandating that DHS officials refer unemployed or underemployed beneficiaries to job training programs. Depending on how it's structured, that could be a good thing! In a lot of cases, low-income Arkansans who are hunting for a job may be unaware of existing resources. That said, the devil is in the details here. What happens to beneficiaries who fail to participate in work referral programs? The governor, when asked whether beneficiaries would be required to participate, said "We're going to ask for as much requirement as we can. We'll see what we can wind up with." One potential route is to make the premiums (described below) waivable if beneficiaries participated in the work referral programs. But given that the premiums are envisioned for beneficiaries a little higher on the income scale — so typically already employed — that may not be a relevant tool here.
The governor also suggests enhanced benefits (vision, dental) that are not normally offered by Medicaid if beneficiaries comply with best wellness practices, such as visiting a primary care doc shortly after enrolling and following that doctor's instructions on healthy behaviors.
Like all of these schemes, the questions on work referral and wellness will be whether the additional bureaucracy and administrative complexity actually produces measurable impacts in terms of the policy goals.
What will the feds say? Hutchinson should be able to come up with an agreement on work referral and wellness incentives with the feds. The one sticky issue will be if Hutchinson tries to impose some sort of negative incentive or punishment on beneficiaries who don't participate in the work referral programs. That's a bit further than the feds have been willing to go elsewhere.
What it means. Hutchinson wants at least some poor people covered by the private option to pay premiums. The premiums will be small but could represent significant monthly expenditures for families living paycheck to paycheck. Hutchinson suggests 2 percent of income (equivalent to the allowable cost-sharing for lower-income, subsidized consumers shopping on the Obamacare Marketplace). Right at the poverty line, that's around $20 a month for an individual or $40 a month for a family of four.
The details here are fuzzy. Hutchinson clearly wants beneficiaries above the poverty line to pay premiums. But would these premiums apply to all beneficiaries above the poverty line, or would they be waivable if beneficiaries complied with wellness (or work referral) programs? And here's a bigger one: what would be the consequences for those who failed to pay? Hutchinson has previously suggested a punitive six-month "lockout," barring beneficiaries from getting back onto coverage if they failed to keep up with premiums. That idea, which might be rejected by the feds and was controversial among state legislators, is unmentioned here, although the governor has been cagey about whether it's still on the table. If not a lockout, will the premiums be enforceable? That is, will beneficiaries be dropped from the program if they don't pay? Will there be other incentives, positive or negative?
Meanwhile, Hutchinson also envisions some sort of premium or cost sharing for those who make between 50-100 percent of the federal poverty level. The idea here is that they would be waived if these beneficiaries complied with wellness (and perhaps work referral?) requirements. It would be a carrot-and-stick scheme: beneficiaries who failed to follow best wellness practices would be slapped with premiums; those who did comply would get extra benefits (dental and vision).
I'm a broken record here, but the risk with all this stuff is additional bureaucracy and administrative complexity, with questionable results in terms of policy goals. Obviously, the use of premiums also means squeezing dollars out of folks that don't have much to spare, and depending on the way it's structured, that could threaten access to care.
What will the feds say? If the governor has abandoned the "lockout," they shouldn't have too much trouble coming up with an agreement. Other states have gotten enforceable premiums above the poverty line, as well as non-enforceable premiums below the poverty line (by "enforceable," I mean that beneficiaries can be kicked off of coverage if they fail to pay; in the non-enforceable schemes, there are typically other incentives not directly tied to eligibility).
What it means: Hutchinson is going to try to fancy rhetorical footwork, but the first item on this list is an asset test, which was explicitly banned by the Affordable Care Act for the Medicaid beneficiaries in question. Under the ACA, the Medicaid program determines eligibility for non-disabled children and adults only via family income. Previously, states used to also impose asset tests (property, etc.) on beneficiaries that slowed down enrollment and created headaches for state agencies, a massively inefficient and costly system in place to identify a scattering of beneficiaries with substantial assets. Hutchinson is suggesting the return of all that red tape in order to offer some red meat to GOP lawmakers convinced that there's a major problem with beneficairies only pretending to be poor to scam the system.
The state's consultant came up with an end-around to try to dodge the rule against asset tests. Hutchinson acknowledges that asset tests are a no-go for determining eligibility, but instead proposes an "enhanced cost share." Anyone with a primary residence of more than $200,000, or cash or cash-equivalent assets of $50,000 or more, would be slapped with a fee in order to participate in the private option. The governor doesn't lay out the details here, but the state's consultant suggested $100 per month, plus an additional $4 per month for each $1,000 in assets above the amounts listed above. Failure to pay would mean beneficiaries were kicked out of the program.
"Enhanced cost share" is really just a premium. Hutchinson is suggesting imposing an asset test (illegal under Obamacare) and charging significant premiums to people who are income-eligible but have substantial assets. He can call it whatever he wants, but this is an asset test that would exclude eligibility to the program. Offering the program for $100 a month (or more) is not the private option, or Medicaid, at all.
Asset tests were eliminated in the first place because they're an administrative nightmare, impact a very small group of beneficiaries, and create barriers to access to care.
The next item on this list, 90-day retroactive eligibility, is a reference to the way coverage in Medicaid is structured. Right now, people are covered for services in the three months prior to signing up. This avoids coverage gaps for beneficiaries (and uncompensated care bills for hospitals and providers). Hutchinson wants to eliminate this benefit, so coverage would only start once they signed up. In practice, this amounts to cost shifting from Medicaid to providers and could harm beneficiaries who don't know about the program until they have medical problems.
The other items on this list are administrative changes regarding how the state could wind down or change the private option waiver, more care management for the medically frail, and ongoing eligibility verification.
What will the feds say? There is little to no chance that the feds will give Arkansas permission to impose asset tests, as the Hutchinson administration has more or less admitted. This is the one clear "no" on their ask list.
Eliminating 90-day retroactive eligibility is not completely out of the question but typically the feds have only granted this when there is some sort of policy reason for a particular state to do this — and when the state can plausibly argue that it will have protections in place such that potential new enrollees don't end up with gaps in coverage. It's hard to see how any of that fits with the Arkansas Works framework proposed by the governor.


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Intelsat EpicNG: First Global Ku-Band HTS Platform Provides Government Customers with Unprecedented Performance, Resiliency, Reliability and Efficiency
October 18, 2018 By SatCom Frontier
Horizons 3e spacecraft and team
Government customers require reliable and resilient satcom wherever missions take them. With the successful launch of Horizons 3e, the Intelsat EpicNG global high-throughput satellite (HTS) constellation is now complete. For the U.S. military and NATO allies this means that they will have immediate access to a high performing, resilient and redundant network for mobility missions at sea, on land and in the air – whenever or wherever they need it.
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Intelsat EpicNG supports a wide range of communication topologies and allows the U.S. military to leverage the Ku-band antenna and modem infrastructure already in place across the DoD, including communications-on-the-move (COTM), airborne, and UAS. This ability to use current ground equipment leads to substantial cost savings for the government customer.
There is accelerating demand for HTS satcom in Asia, driven by increasing use of unmanned UAS for border security and peace-keeping operations. Governments in the Asia Pacific region are increasing UAS deployments at a time when advances in sensor technologies require higher throughput satellites to transfer the high-resolution imagery resulting from these sensors. HTS is ideally suited for these types of applications.
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Q: Why do I get NumberFormatException when displaying data in SparkR? I  create a Spark 2.2 dataframe using SparkR, thus:
df1 <- SparkR::sql("SELECT created_at, user.utc_offset as utc_offset FROM tweets0
WHERE racist = true ")

and it has schema:
root
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when I try:
showDF(df1, numRows = 20, truncate = TRUE)

or head(df1)
I get:
ERROR RBackendHandler: showString on 4 failed
java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
...
Caused by: java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "100.0"
    at java.lang.NumberFormatException.forInputString(NumberFormatException.java:65)

What am I missing?

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Pozonia  è un genere di ragni appartenente alla famiglia Araneidae.

Etimologia
Il nome probabilmente deriva da una località di nome Pozon, difficilmente identificabile con certezza in quanto è un toponimo comune nelle zone di ritrovamento delle specie di questo genere.

Distribuzione
Le quattro specie oggi note di questo genere sono state rinvenute in varie località dell'America centrale e meridionale: la specie dall'areale più vasto è la P. nigroventris, reperita in tutta l'America centrale.

Tassonomia
Secondo quanto riportato nei siti consultati, questo genere non ha ancora, al 2011, una specie tipo definita.

A dicembre 2011, si compone di quattro specie:
 Pozonia andujari Alayón, 2007 — Hispaniola
 Pozonia bacillifera (Simon, 1897) — da Trinidad al Paraguay
 Pozonia dromedaria (O. P.-Cambridge, 1893) — dal Messico al Panama
 Pozonia nigroventris (Bryant, 1936) — dal Messico al Panama, Cuba, Giamaica

Nomina dubia
 Pozonia cornuta Schenkel, 1953; esemplari giovani, reperiti in Venezuela e descritti come specie tipo del genere, a seguito di un lavoro dell'aracnologo Levi del 1993, sono da considerarsi nomina dubia.
 Pozonia granadensis (Mello-Leitão, 1941); esemplare femminile, rinvenuto in Colombia e trasferito in questo genere dal genere Kaira O. P.-Cambridge, 1899; a seguito di un lavoro dell'aracnologo Levi del 1993, è da considerarsi nomen dubium.

Note

Bibliografia
 Schenkel, 1953: Bericht über eingie Spinnentiere aus Venezuela. Verhandlungen der naturforschenden Gesellschaft in Basel, vol.64, p. 1-57.
 Bryant, 1936 - Descriptions of some new species of Cuban spiders. Mem. Soc. cubana Hist. nat. 10: 325-332
 Alayón, 2007 - Especie nueva de Pozonia (Araneae: Araneidae) para República Dominicana. Solenodon 6: 41-44
 Fiorini de Magalhães & Santos, 2011 - Description of the male of Pozonia bacillifera (Araneae: Araneidae) Zoologia, vol.28 (1), p. 112-114 Articolo in PDF

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Lightning Is the Only Way – Chapter 185: Aion's Explanation Bahasa Indonesia
Lightning Is the Only Way Bahasa Indonesia Chapter 185 • January 1, 2023
While Gravis was making his way over to his first destination, around five hours had passed for Aion, who was still waiting beside the Wind Wall.
A mighty Spirit reached Aion's location and came into contact with him. "Where is he?" a thundering voice echoed in Aion's mind.
Aion could only smile bitterly. Gravis was his friend, yet he was still part of the Heaven Sect. It felt kind of weird being between two opposing forces. "He has left shortly after I have destroyed the token," Aion answered back.
Aion felt some annoyance and rage from the Spirit. "Why didn't you stop him!?" the voice practically shouted.
Aion remained calm. "He has broken into the Spirit Forming Realm. You should know about his unprecedented Battle-Strength at the same level. I can't stop him at all."
Instead of calming down, the voice got even more enraged. "What!? It's only been five days! How has he reached Spirit Forming from the sixth level of Magic Gathering in only five days!? Are you lying to me!?" the voice shouted.
Aion could only continue smiling bitterly. "You don't understand Gravis. The first thing I did after I returned was gathering information on where he was and what he did," Aion said back.
"What could he have possibly done to break through so many levels in just five days? He would have needed to start a war with a guild!" the voice shouted back.
"In a sense, that is exactly what he did," Aion said back.
The Spirit shook and stopped for a second. "What?" the voice said back in shock. "How is he still alive then?"
"Gravis used a brilliant plan," Aion started explaining. "First, he went to the Fire Guild and offered them life and death tempering as long as the disciples paid with one body tempering pill. He killed many people like this and gathered a lot of body tempering pills without creating any enmities with the guild."
The voice remained quiet for some seconds. "That is actually a brilliant plan. It seems like I have underestimated this Gravis," it said back.
Aion nodded. The Spirit transmitted everything in its range, including Aion's nod. "After that, he went to the Earth Guild but left just as quickly. His next stop was the Darkness Guild, where he did the same thing, as in the Fire Guild, again. Like this, he had gotten enough body tempering pills to achieve a body at the level of the Magic of someone at the tenth level of Magic Gathering."
The Spirit emanated confusion. "Why would he do that? He is not a Heavenborn, so why would he make his body stronger than his Magic? Doesn't he know that this only damages him?"
Aion laughed a little. "Gravis practices the Heaven's Balance Cultivation Technique, just like us. He has reached the tenth level of the body and then the tenth level of Magic Gathering. After he reached that level, he broke through immediately."
Now, the Spirit seemed even more shocked. "So, he has used his body to suppress the pressure of the Magic? That way is a little barbaric, but it should work. This speed of cultivation is unheard of!"
Aion knew that Gravis probably had a strengthened dantian. If the priest knew that Gravis came from a higher world, then he should have guessed that too. Yet, the person didn't even think about Gravis having a strengthened dantian. It seemed like the High Priest kept Gravis' background secret. Aion had a couple of suspicions about why he did that, but he couldn't be sure.
"Why didn't you at least chase him? It was your mission to give your best to stop him! You wouldn't have needed to stop him. You just had to follow him until I arrived!" the voice shouted in anger again.
The owner of the voice had arrived after he said that. It was an old man with grey hair. His clothing was even more ostentatious than the normal Heavenborns'. A huge, blue trident was on his back, which emanated a powerful, suppressive aura. The sword-like eyebrows would give his look a kind of pressure that would make anyone fear him.
Aion didn't mind the priest's outburst. "Like I said, you don't understand Gravis."
The priest seemed to take offense to that, yet he kept himself in check. "Explain!" he shouted with his actual voice, full of aggression.
"When Gravis has fought with the Fire Guild, he also killed an elder in a one on one," Aion explained.
The priest didn't care about that. "So? He has a Will-Aura. Of course, he can kill someone like that, even if it isn't easy."
Aion shook his head. "Gravis had not absorbed any Magic when he defeated his previous opponents. My guess is that he really intended to put his life on the line," Aion explained.
Now, the priest narrowed his eyes. "What do you mean?" he asked.
Aion smiled helplessly. "He has killed an elder, who is someone at the ninth level of Magic Gathering with an equal body, while still being at the sixth level of Magic Gathering with a body at the seventh level."
The temper of the priest exploded. "Impossible! It's shameful that you want to lie to a priest of the Heaven Sect! Swear on Heaven or die right now!"
Aion sighed. "I swear on Heaven, that Gravis was at the sixth level of Magic Gathering with a body equal to the seventh level when he killed that elder," Aion said nonchalantly.
The eyes of the priest widened. He hadn't thought that Aion would actually go through with this. He looked to the sky but saw no clouds forming. Slowly, he started growing panicked. Then, he looked at Aion. Aion was still fine. This was undeniable proof that he didn't lie! Heaven would strike anyone that swore on its name with a lie.
The priest took a shaky breath. Did he think that he was weaker than Gravis? Of course not! Yet, he realized the potential that Gravis had. If someone with such an unnatural Battle-Strength reached a level even remotely close to a priest, the priest would have no chance.
Gravis probably only had to reach the Tree-Stage to be invincible against anyone that wasn't the High Priest. Right now, Gravis was not dangerous, but he could become a deadly threat in the future!
The rage of the priest vanished. "How did you survive?" he asked with a quieter voice. He now realized what a joke it was to ask Aion why he didn't stop Gravis. It was impossible for Aion to even follow Gravis lest stop him. According to logic, Aion should be dead right now.
Aion still smiled bitterly. His expression had not changed since they started talking. "Well, he kind of sees me as a friend," Aion said while scratching the left side of his head with a finger. "He said that for all the help I had provided him in the past, he will spare my life."
The priest took a deep breath and looked into the sky. "Thank Heaven that you didn't die," he muttered. He had been angry at Aion, but Aion was still a brother for him since they came from the same parent.
In the past, Aion would have echoed the priest's thoughts, but now, his horizons had widened. Deep inside, he felt that this lower Heaven didn't have much longer to live. It was also not Heaven, who has given him this chance, but Gravis. If Gravis had wanted to kill Aion, what would Heaven have done? Probably nothing.
"I'll return to the High Priest to inform him. You go back to your branch. If we need you for more information, we'll contact you," said the priest.
Aion nodded. "Thank you, priest," he said.
"Sure," said the priest nonchalantly and left.
Aion looked around, sighed again, and left towards his branch of the Heaven Sect. 'Should I have told Gravis about his new looks?' Aion thought and shook his head. 'No, he probably has already noticed it himself.'
The lower Heaven knew that it was not Aion's fault for not killing Gravis. It, itself, had wanted to strike him down, after all. Yet, this lower Heaven didn't care. This whole thing was the worst thing that had ever happened in its entire existence. It had to vent its emotions, and it decided to do just that on Aion.
Like this, Aion's Karmic Luck sank rapidly.
No one noticed, but when the lower Heaven started lowering the Karmic Luck of Aion, an overwhelming force had given it a metaphorical slap.
The highest Heaven had enough of this lower Heaven's bullshit! This useless lower Heaven knew that it was watching, yet it still did something like this. Was this shitty lower Heaven so used to having its way that it didn't even notice that it committed a mistake when it was at its most cautious? Did this useless lower Heaven not have any far-reaching vision? It was about to waste such a valuable tool just to vent its emotion!
After Aion's Karmic Luck had lowered, it started growing rapidly again. It reached its previous height, which was the typical height for Heavenborn, yet, it didn't stop. It broke through that restriction and climbed many levels higher. Aion was now the person with the highest Karmic Luck in this lower world, ever since it had been created.
The highest Heaven had a far-reaching vision, and it had plans for Aion. In order for those plans to work, Aion had to become stronger!
Highest Heaven planned very far into the future!


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Kamala's Cackle Is the Arkansas Broadbeam of 2021
TODD: The Supreme Court has issued a ruling that Hillary Clinton need not bother herself with testimony about her email server, that a Q&A in writing from her attorneys suffices. So why should she have to bother with follow-up questions to clarify the fact that she's blatantly lying about why she set this up? Let me try to make this complex issue really simple, because people are tuning in all the time to Rush's show.
Even as, you know, late as the last 60 days people are turning to this program for guidance. Hillary used a private email server so that she didn't have to reply to demands for her emails. That's it. She was hiding them. She wanted to be able to conduct pay-for-play from this server in her bathroom. So here's one way to explain it to your friends. Try this at work. Your boss comes and says, "Hey, do you have an email record of that conversation with this vendor? We're having a problem."
"No." "What?" No. I BleachBit'd it. It's erased. It's been BleachBit'd. It's erased." Try it. Try it with the IRS. "Do you have a record for this tax deduction?" "I don't recall." Just try it. This is the way to communicate with our friends how separate the system is. The importance of being Hillary Clinton, is you get to do these things. Supreme Court has said, "Yeah, why bother? Why bother doing this?"
You know, there is almost an eerie inheritance of (laughing) one of Hillary's techniques. She's asked a tough question and responds, "Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!" The laughter. Kamala Harris (who may well be running things since Joe Biden's dementia's not) thinks that school closers are hilarious. Now, listen to this, and you tell me: Where did Kamala learn to cackle like this?
HARRIS: More parents are seeing the value of (cackling) educators where they had… (sputtering cackle) …have… (cackling) and say, "We not payin' 'em nearly enough!" (cackling)
TODD: Ha-ha! Ha-haaa! You know, I know a lot of parents are saying that now that they're discovering that they are kids have been taught that there's no such thing as boys and girls, that America is a racist country, that their parents stole everything they have (if they're white). It's hilarious. I know their parents haven't been to school, but, man, "Hey, can you double my property taxes to pay for the schools?" It's funny.
But the laughter. Was it passed on in sort of a weird kind of ceremony somewhere in Central Park, outside the Clinton Foundation? Oh, wait. Do they have the Central Park offices anymore since the business model dried up? Was that where Hillary handed this over? I so dearly remember Rush imitating Bill Clinton talking to Rush. And you probably remember when Rush did this. He diagnosed Hillary Clinton's cackle as the sound of the Arkansas Broadbeam.
RUSH: "There's a couple people I watch regularly who drive me away because they begin every sentence with "y'know." By the way, that's a pet peeve of mine. I'm not gonna name names. It becomes a habit after a while. People are thinking what they want to say and they say, "y'know," "and then, y'know," and so I studiously try to avoid it, but Hillary's one of these people "and y'know, and y'know, ha-ha-ha-ha," then Broadbeam cackle-laugh, and then "y'know" again.
HILLARY: Well, we don't have to buy my book and they can turn off the radio when they hear me talking. (cackling) I'm not going anywhere! I have the experience, I have the insight, I have the scars that I think, uh, y'know, give me not only the right, but the responsibility to speak out.
RUSH: (cackling) That sound is made by the Arkansas Broadbeam. It's a species that is native to Arkansas. That cackle, we first heard it and it sounded like just like Hillary laughing here, so that's what it is.
TODD: (laughing) Oh, it's perfect. I also look at this, like, weird, you know, dark ceremony of passing things on. And is it possible for the left to find likable women? Now, I do try to focus on policies, but the policies are the people, in the case of the left. You now have Nancy Pelosi and Kamala Harris being sued for banning the annual prayer event at the Capitol. Never misunderstand this.
They fully intend to be the party that's against God. It's like the final divide-and-conquer. Oh, wait. It is like the final divide-and-conquer. I thought that was gonna be funny and it dropped out of my mouth and I looked at it and said, "It's not all that funny." But wait, wait, wait. Look at this. Ok, this is the power of the Team EIB. (laughing) We were just speaking of the Maha imitating Slick Willie, look what team EIB just pulled from the Limbaugh Museum.
RUSH: (Bill Clinton impression) "Hey, I want to tell you the truth. I didn't lie. I never knew. I have never heard of this company. I didn't know this company existed. I have never been an advisor. I have never asked anybody to support this deal, not one time."
TODD: Later in the show, they found a moment where Rush interviews Bill Clinton acting as Bill Clinton, and — you won't believe this — Bill Clinton once approached Rush in a New York City eatery. We'll get to that. Now, because there are always new people listening to Rush's program joining even the past few months, many people have no idea of the true story of Hillary's email server, the way we began this segment, and they actually believe Donald Trump went and asked the Russians to hack her. Here's Rush explaining it.
RUSH: Let's reset the stage. This happened in the summer of 2016. Hillary's email server had 60,000 emails. And she turned over 30,000 and then said the others were not important. They had to do with her daughter's wedding registry and yoga lessons and all that, and she deleted them. And she used BleachBit and then all this other stuff. And people didn't believe that. And besides, wherever there are emails, there are backups, there are copies.
Somewhere Hillary Clinton's emails still are, they exist somewhere. She can BleachBit her server all she wants, but her server was not air gapped, meaning it was connected to the internet. So they're somewhere. And so the media was going nuts about it. A lot of people were raising questions about where Hillary's missing emails were. And Trump thought it was ridiculous because somebody had 'em. Somebody knows where they are.
So Trump starts mocking all of this so-called concern. And he says, "Russia? Russia? If you're listening, so many people are trying to find Hillary's emails," he joked, because the real point, nobody wanted to find 'em. They're trying to cover 'em up. So Trump says, "Russia, if you're listening, maybe you can help find them. And if you do, you might want to let the U.S. media know." When I saw that, I started laughing myself silly because that is a humor technique that I have employed religiously, and it's gotten me in trouble.
Leftists do not get it. I can't tell you the number of times that I have been misunderstood and then labeled something horrible because of a similar kind of joke. They have no sense of humor. They don't laugh about anything anyway. When you're mocking them and laughing at them, A, that's not tolerable, that isn't permissible. And here is John Brennan, this guy ran the CIA. And he wants us to believe that he doesn't understand that this is a joke? He wants us to believe that Donald Trump is actually suborning Russia investigating Hillary Clinton, that he was actually inviting Vladimir Putin to spy on Hillary Clinton. Now, what kind of stupid is that?
TODD: Ask yourself this: If you are an attorney and a conservative attorney and an America-loving attorney, what would be the harm next time you're defending a client and the client doesn't want to testify, right, and they want to pull a Hillary Clinton or they're in an email situation like this…? What would be the harm with just saying, "Ah, we plead Hillary; we plead the Hillary defense"? The defense is, "Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!" Just try that.
RushLimbaugh.com: Where's the Outrage? Hillary Obtained Political Dirt from Foreign Sources! - 06.14.19
Daily Caller: Watch Fully Vaccinated VP Harris Wearing A Mask Alone On Stage Laugh About Parents Learning From School Closures
Washington Examiner: Kamala, The Diva Of Blair House, Thinks The School Closures Are a Laughing Matter
Epoch Times: Supreme Court Rejects Bid to Require Hillary Clinton Testimony Over Email Server


A hotel complex in Nairobi was attacked in the early hours of Tuesday as explosions and heavy gunfire echoed around the immediate surroundings. The complex includes a large hotel known as DusitD2, banks and offices. Al-Shabab, the Somalia-based extremist group that carried out the 2013 Westgate Mall attack in Nairobi that left 67 people dead has claimed responsibility for the assault and insisted on more expected attacks.
The al-Qaida-linked group issued the claim via its radio arm – Andalus, a few hours after the attack. Hundreds of people were sent fleeing in panic and several vehicles burnt. Footage from the scene showed armed officers escorting office workers and several injured people to safety as the sound of shots rang out. Cars in the compound could be seen aflame as a helicopter flew overhead. Today also marks the three-year anniversary of an Al-Shabaab attack on the El Adde military base which left over 140 Kenyan soldiers dead.
Kenyan police spokesman Charles Owino in a press briefing this afternoon said a number of teams from the anti-terror unit and CID to give support to what is going. In the meantime, keep Nairobi and its people in your prayers.


community. It's also a family community offering such amenities as parks, tennis courts, hiking trails, soccer fields, play grounds, and several scenic overlooks.
Tom Kite-designed signature golf course.
renovated and others new construction.
Texas at Austin or work downtown.
Residents of Spanish Oaks love its great location on 1, 200 unspoiled acres amid the spectacular Texas Hill Country, and its private 18-hole golf course designed by Bobby Weed and recognized by Golf Digest as one of the top private golf clubs in Texas. Others are attracted to the exclusivity of Spanish Oaks – limited to just 462 properties within this gated community and estate-size homesites that range from a half-acre to more than four acres, plus luxury villas, and finished custom homes that define this pampered lifestyle – and that include a dedicated concierge staff.
Located 20 minutes from downtown off Hwy 71 and within the acclaimed Lake Travis Independent School District, custom homes in Spanish Oaks start at $1.4 million, and undeveloped lots are typically priced from $300,000 to $1,000,000. In addition to custom estate homesites, Spanish Oaks offers pre-de-signed Villas and Garden Homes in four distinctive neighborhoods within the community. The property is cradled on two sides by 15,000 acres of protected nature preserves and Barton Creek.


A contractor has located a leak that is estimated to have cost a US city more than US$36,000 since the start of 2019.
Trenchless Leak Detection was engaged by the City of Mountainburg in Arkansas, US after the city's Mayor, Susan Wilson, announced it had spent US$36,331 of its annual US$93,500 water budget since 1 January 2019.
"City workers have spent months searching for the source of this problem, including walking water lines and searching every location, which has let to them finding and fixing small leaks," said Ms Wilson.
Following the unfruitful investigations, on 18 March, Mountainburg City Council granted Ms Wilson permission to contract Trenchless Leak Detection, which identified the lark leak flowing into a nearby runoff.
The local company's repertoire of leak detection and location services for municipal clients includes correlation, acoustic leak detection, tracer gas leak detection and line locating, including working at government facilities and completing military installations.
The leak was fixed within the week, with Ms Wilson saying the incident was not expected to impact customer water rates or create the need for a boil order.
For more information visit the City of Mountainburg website.


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Song of the day: Tony Ronald – "Help (Get Me Some Help)"
My friend Col (Hi, Col!) suggested today's song, and I'm glad he did. It's a nice little slice of bubblegum that I'd never heard before. Col told me that he thought it was a "really good little pop track (in that Tony Burrows style that you love so much)". I agree:
Tony Ronald – "Help (Get Me Some Help)" (1971)
Unfortunately for Col, the version he suggested was by a band from Singapore called Breath. (Col tried to convert his vinyl copy but alas it was not a success.) Instead, I've presented you with what I think is the original version by Tony Ronald, a chap from the Netherlands. The only thing I know about Tony Ronald is that he's Dutch. Apart from that, I don't know nothin' – and I'm happy to leave it at that. (I think it's good to have a little mystery about musicians.)
In the course of trying to find a listenable version of the song, I discovered that there are plenty of other versions floating around. (Who knew a song so unassuming would have a lot of cover versions?). In keeping with the song's apparently cosmopolitan flavour, here are a few more international versions:
The Love Affair (pop group from England)
The Fevers (pop group from Brazil)
Celly Campelo (pop singer from Brazil)
Lafayette (instrumentalist from Brazil)
Ottawan (disco duo from Canada)
Link to Playlist
For me, the silliest (or, to be more accurate, the fun-est) version is the one by Lafayette. If you only want to listen to one other "Help (Get Me Some Help)", I'd recommend that one. It's a heap o' fun.
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Q: Hovercard not working for multiple instances Hi  i have issue with multiple instance of hovercard, the data is passed using ajax. the hovercard works for first instance, and not for second one. please help me to fix this. jsfiddle is here :
http://jsfiddle.net/sakirullahi/TnTzk/6/

A: Checkout the JSFiddle
var hoverHTMLDemoAjax = '

';
$(".demo-ajax").each(function(){
   var _this = $(this);
   _this.hovercard({
        detailsHTML: hoverHTMLDemoAjax,
        width: 100,
        delay: 500,
        onHoverIn: function () {
            $.ajax({
                url: '/echo/json/',
                type: 'GET',
                dataType: 'json',
                beforeSend: function () {
                    _this.parent().find("#username").prepend("
Loading ...
");
                },
                success: function (data) {
                   console.log(_this);
                   var justatext="testing text goes here";
                    _this.parent().find("#username").html(justatext);
                },
                complete: function () {
                    $('.loading-text').remove();
                }
            });
        }
    });

});

A: You are using two labels with the same ID. You can't have that in HTML so only the first rendered label will take that ID. Try it with classes instead:
var hoverHTMLDemoAjax = '

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    $(".demo-ajax").hovercard({
    detailsHTML: hoverHTMLDemoAjax,
    width: 100,
    delay: 500,
    onHoverIn: function () {
        $.ajax({
            url: '/echo/json/',
            type: 'GET',
            dataType: 'json',
            beforeSend: function () {
                $(".username").prepend("
Loading ...
");
            },
            success: function (data) {

               var justatext="testing text goes here";
                $(".username").html(justatext);
            },
            complete: function () {
                $('.loading-text').remove();
            }
        });
    }
});

http://jsfiddle.net/brightpixel/rDGe5/


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Q: Using autobind without LDAPI I am trying to automate the installation of my OpenLDAP servers.
Currently packages get installed (openldap-clients, openldap-servers) and started with their default configurations.
I have a LDIF file, that is supposed to modify the cn=config database.
I would like to know how can I use ldapmodify to apply my modifications without having to change anything in the configuration first (enable nsldapi, olcRootPW, etc...).
Is it possible to striclty rely on the fact that my user is root ? When I see this line I guess it's possible, but I didn't find the way to do it yet
olcAccess: {0}to *  by dn.base="gidNumber=0+uidNumber=0,cn=peercred,cn=external,cn=auth" manage  by * none

I think what I am looking for is called AutoBind, but it seems like it stil requires LDAPI to be enabled first.

A: By default, when installing OpenLDAP packages on CentOS, the ldapi is not enabled.
You can verify that by looking at the /var/run/openldap/slapd.args, output looks like this
/usr/bin/slapd -h ldap:/// -u ldap

thus ldapapp -Y EXTERNAL -H ldapi:/// -f xxx.ldif failing.
One need to enable ldapi for its openldap servers. To so so simply edit /etc/sysconfig/ldap and set SLAPD_LDAPI=yes.
Restart the OpenLDAP server and rerun the command. It should work fine.


Choosing the perfect first dance song?
How do you choose the perfect first dance song?
Finding the place to start is quite easy. The first dance song should be one you and your partner like!! One that brings back fond memories.
Now make a list of the songs that fit the bill. If there is a song that has the right lyrics and tempo then you may just have found the right one.
If Not ..!! Here's the trick.. !!
Can you image the song sung at the right tempo for the occasion? Youtube is great for this and you will probably find lots of different cover versions of the song there. Search the song title and see if anyone has recorded it at a slower (or faster) tempo. This will give you an idea of how the song might sound..
Have a look through these first dances chosen by our brides and played live at recent weddings.


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When can you buy bee nucs?
The best time to order bee nucs is late Winter or very early Spring. This is when bee suppliers begin to take orders. There are many more bee packages available for sale than nucs.
How much does a nuc of bees cost?
A nuc will cost from $100-$150 depending on the seller's asking price. As with a package, orders are usually placed early in the year and the buyer is given a date when bees can be picked up.
How much does a beehive cost NZ?
Hive prices For a single hive with Spring 2021 Queen, $449.95+GST, For a single hive with over-wintered Autumn 2021 Queen $499.95+GST, The bee hives are available in Spring 2020, usually from mid September to early October onwards.
How long can bees stay in a nuc?
Bees can stay in a standard five-frame nuc typically between two to three weeks before filling it up. If the nucleus is made out of cardboard, is closed-off, and the weather temperature is high, they shouldn't stay in there for more than a few hours, as they can die from the heat.
Are nucs better than packages?
Package Bees are more economical, less prone to spread pests or diseases (because no honeycomb is involved), and are more readily available. They are slower to build up a working population and have to go through the queen acceptance procedure. Nucs – Nuc colonies are more expensive than packages of bees.
Is beekeeping an expensive hobby?
Can you afford it? Getting started with beekeeping can be an expensive hobby often costing around $300 for the hive and around another $100 for bees during the first year (depending if you purchase a nuc or a package). Most folks recommend starting out with two hives for a variety of important reasons.
How do I start beekeeping NZ?
The best way to get started in beekeeping is by going along to your local beekeeping club, as many have operating beehives to visit on field days, or may run beekeeping courses. A list of clubs around the country affiliated with Apiculture New Zealand can be found.
Are leaf cutter bees native to NZ?
In the early 2000s there were 13 introduced species of bee in New Zealand. These included honeybees, alkalia bees, leafcutter bees, osmia bees and bumblebees.
Do bees recognize keeper?
Bees DO NOT recognize their beekeepers! Beekeepers are naturally calmer and more careful around bees, so bees just leave them alone.
Do nucs come with Queens?
The box in which the frames are transported is often just a cardboard box, though purpose-built wooden nucs are common and more robust. Although technically not a requirement, most nucs come with a queen. The nuc has workers and drones usually born from the queen herself.
How much do Bee nucs cost NZ?
Most of the bee nucs for sale NZ can cost you between $199 and $275. Quality of the equipment in which the nucs are delivered, and overall healthiness of the colony. The bee nuc price may also factor in costs of posting the nuc to your address.
How much does a NUC cost?
Each nuc (nucleus colony) contains: • Provided ready for pickup in a Hive Doctor bee nuc box. For overwintered nucs with Autumn 2022 queen bee, available in Spring 2022 (mid September to early October) $299.95+GST. Make Contact if you have any questions or for commercial volumes make Contact for pricing.
How many bees in a nuc box?
Ideally, a nucleus consists of 5 frames of the standard Langstroth hive with approximately 10,000 to 12,000 bees. Two of these frames would have bee brood. When you are taking out brood frames from a healthy colony then you will transfer it to the nuc box along with all the bees clinging to it.
Where do you get your nucs?
Nucs (nucleus colonies) and live bees are supplied from Auckland to customers through-out New Zealand. We find customers can have different purposes and requirements for their colonies, so we are always able to work with you to customise what you would like – just ask.
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Joseph W Boyle, 1867 - 1923. From the book "In praise of a Canadian Hero".
A view of the corner of Fourth Avenue and Queen Street in Dawson showing the Arctic Brotherhood Hall. Date: ca. 1920. Yukon Archives. Claude & Mary Tidd fonds, #8355.
J.W. Boyle's Yukon Machine Gun Detachment. Yukon Archives. Oxford Historical Society, #34.
The J.W. Boyle Yukon Contingent, First Muster, Dawson, October 1914. Joe Boyle 7th from right. [probably 8th from left], October 1914. Joe Boyle 7th from right. [probably 8th from left]. Yukon Archives. Oxford Historical Society, #112.
Boyle Yukon Motor Machine Gun Company
Frozen in time. A picture of Dawson's finest young men. All in uniform. Fifty young men off to Europe to fight for King and country. The sign on the building behind them reads Dawson to Berlin 7460 miles. For most it would be a one way trip.
Of all the dashing and daring characters who lived and worked in the Klondike, none had more verve or nerve than Joseph Whiteside Boyle. His wheeling and dealings in the gold fields had made him the undeniable King of the Klondike. He even financed a Dawson City hockey team and challenged for the Stanley Cup back in 1905.
Now on August 4th, 1914, Britain declared war against Germany. This automatically meant that Canada too was at war. Canadians by thousands were signing up to go overseas. Boyle was determined the Yukon would not be left out of the action. He wired Sam Hughes, the minister of defense, saying he could assemble a 50-man machine-gun company from the Yukon to assist in the war effort. On September 4th, 1914, the offer was accepted. The Boyle Yukon Motor Machine Gun Company was established.
Within a week, 50 men had signed up. Since there was no money from the war effort to pay them, Boyle took each man on as an employee of his Klondike Mining company. Then, on October 4th, 1914, there was a rousing parade and send-off for the soldiers from the Yukon. The patriotic event took place at the Arctic Brotherhood hall. The Dawson Daily news reported that the streets were black with people from the city and the creeks. Under a blaze of lights and with a band playing and the populace shouting, the boys of the Boyle Yukon detachment stood at attention on the Dawson wharf. When the last whistle blew, 50 Yukon soldiers stood on the deck of the SS Lightning, bound for Whitehorse, and then on to Victoria where they were formally sworn into the Canadian army.
Joe Boyle was not among those on board. That very day, his Canadian dredge took on water and sank in its pond near Bear Creek. Boyle had to remain in the Klondike to take care of his massive and now problematic business enterprises.
There were many ordeals for the military contingent as well. They didn't arrive in Europe until late 1916. By this time, Boyle's legal battles in the Klondike gold fields got the better of him. In mid-July of 1916, he quietly slipped out of Dawson and headed for England where he was made an honorary colonel in the Canadian army. But he was not in charge of his Yukon machine gun company.
However, the company fought fiercely in combat on the European front and became one of the most decorated units in the Canadian army. But it paid dearly. In August of 1919, just three of the 50 men returned to the Klondike. Joe Boyle didn't return either. He spent his last days in England, where he died in 1923.
See also: Joe Boyle Businessman
Joe Boyle - Stanley Cup 1905


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Q: Scrollable tabs that can handle overflow correctly I have the snippet as below. In mobile screen which is small,it will not able to shows all 7 tabs at once. So, it will display as two rows of tabs which is not tidy.
I want the tabs that when scroll the page to the end of the right or left, it can handle overflow so that user will notice there are tabs there.
Example is the scroollable tabs for android in java. However, I need it in ionic 1. Let said the screen in mobile able to shows 3 tabs out of 7 tabs. When I scroll the tabs to the right(the 3rd tab), the 4th tab will shows at the right, the 3rd tab will be on the middle tab now, while the second tab on the right.
Please show the code in snippet so that we can visually know it is working.

angular.module('ionicApp', ['ionic'])

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    $scope.slideIndex = 0;

            // Called each time the slide changes
        $scope.slideChanged = function(index) {
            $scope.slideIndex = index;

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        $scope.activeSlide = function (index) {
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});
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}

.slide-tab{
    display: table;
    overflow: hidden;
    margin: 0;
    width: 100%;
    background-color: #eff0f2;
    border-bottom: 2px solid #00897B;

}

.slide-tab li{
    float: left;
    line-height: 38px;
    overflow: hidden;
    padding: 0;
}

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    background-color: #eff0f2;
    border-bottom: 1px solid #fff;
    color: #888;
    font-weight: 500;
    display: block;
    letter-spacing: 0;
    outline: none;
    padding: 0 20px;
    text-decoration: none;
    -webkit-transition: all 0.2s ease-in-out;
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    border-bottom: 2px solid #00897B;
}
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    color: #fff;
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    <meta name="viewport" content="initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1, user-scalable=no, width=device-width">

    <title>Ionic Slide Tab</title>

    <link href="//code.ionicframework.com/nightly/css/ionic.css" rel="stylesheet">

    <ion-header-bar class="bar-positive">

Ionic Slide Tab

    </ion-header-bar>

    <ion-content>

Tab01

Tab02

Tab03

Tab04

Tab05

Tab06

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A: try this example I think it will help you..
slidingTabs.html

    <meta charset="utf-8" />
    <meta name="format-detection" content="telephone=no" />
    <meta name="viewport" content="initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1, user-scalable=no, width=device-width">
    <title>Tabbed Slide box</title>

    <link href="http://code.ionicframework.com/1.0.0-rc.4/css/ionic.css" rel="stylesheet">

    <link href="tabSlideBox.css" rel="stylesheet">

    <ion-nav-bar class="nav-title-slide-ios7 bar-positive">
        <ion-nav-back-button class="button-icon ion-arrow-left-c">
        </ion-nav-back-button>
    </ion-nav-bar>

    <ion-nav-view ng-controller="IndexCtrl"></ion-nav-view>

tabSlideBox.css
.tabbed-slidebox .slider {
    height: 100%;
}
.tabbed-slidebox.btm .slider {
    margin-bottom: -50px;
}
.tabbed-slidebox .slider-slides {
    width: 100%;
}

.tabbed-slidebox .slider-slide {
    padding-top: 0px;
    color: #000;
    background-color: #fff;
    text-align: center;
    font-weight: 300;
    background-color: #0398dc;
}

.tabbed-slidebox .tsb-icons {
    text-align: center;
    margin: 10px 0;
    position: relative;
    background-color:#fff;
}

.tabbed-slidebox .tsb-ic-wrp {
    display: flex;
    position: relative;
    -webkit-transition: -webkit-transform 0.3s; /* For Safari 3.1 to 6.0 */
    -webkit-transform:translate3d(0,0,0);
}

.tabbed-slidebox .tsb-icons a {
    display: inline-block;
    width: 54px;
    font-size: 2.5em;
    color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3);
    -webkit-transform:translate3d(0,8px,0);
}

.tabbed-slidebox .tsb-icons a.active {
    color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 1);
    font-size: 3.5em;
    -webkit-transform:translate3d(0,0,0);
}

.tabbed-slidebox .tabbed-slidebox {
    position: relative;
    height: 100%;
    overflow: hidden;
}

.tabbed-slidebox .tsb-icons:after {
    width: 0;
    height: 0;
    border-style: solid;
    border-width: 0 1.4em 1.4em 1.4em;
    border-color: transparent transparent #0398dc transparent;
    position: absolute;
    content: "";
    display: block;
    bottom: -12px;
    left: 50%;
    margin-left: -14px;
}
.tsb-hscroll.scroll-view{
    white-space: nowrap;
    margin:0 auto;
}
.tsb-hscroll.scroll-view .scroll-bar{
    visibility:hidden;
}
.tsb-hscroll.scroll-view .scroll.onscroll{
    -webkit-transition: -webkit-transform 0.3s; /* For Safari 3.1 to 6.0 */
}

.tabbed-slidebox .tsb-icons .scroll a{
    width:auto;
    font-size: 1.5em;
    line-height: 1.5em;
    text-decoration: none;
    margin: 0 15px;
    border-bottom: 3px solid transparent;
}
.tabbed-slidebox .tsb-icons .scroll a.active {
    font-size: 1.8em;
    border-bottom: 3px solid #ccc;
}

tabSlideBox.js
'use strict';

function SimplePubSub() {
    var events = {};
    return {
        on: function(names, handler) {
            names.split(' ').forEach(function(name) {
                if (!events[name]) {
                    events[name] = [];
                }
                events[name].push(handler);
            });
            return this;
        },
        trigger: function(name, args) {
            angular.forEach(events[name], function(handler) {
                handler.call(null, args);
            });
            return this;
        }
    };
};

angular.module('tabSlideBox', [])
.directive('onFinishRender', function ($timeout) {
    return {
        restrict: 'A',
        link: function (scope, element, attr) {
            if (scope.$last === true) {
                $timeout(function () {
                    scope.$emit('ngRepeatFinished');
                });
            }
        }
    }
})
.directive('tabSlideBox', [ '$timeout', '$window', '$ionicSlideBoxDelegate', '$ionicScrollDelegate',
    function($timeout, $window, $ionicSlideBoxDelegate, $ionicScrollDelegate) {
        'use strict';

        return {
            restrict : 'A, E, C',
            link : function(scope, element, attrs, ngModel) {

                var ta = element[0], $ta = element;
                $ta.addClass("tabbed-slidebox");
                if(attrs.tabsPosition === "bottom"){
                    $ta.addClass("btm");
                }

                //Handle multiple slide/scroll boxes
                var handle = ta.querySelector('.slider').getAttribute('delegate-handle');

                var ionicSlideBoxDelegate = $ionicSlideBoxDelegate;
                if(handle){
                    ionicSlideBoxDelegate = ionicSlideBoxDelegate.$getByHandle(handle);
                }

                var ionicScrollDelegate = $ionicScrollDelegate;
                if(handle){
                    ionicScrollDelegate = ionicScrollDelegate.$getByHandle(handle);
                }

                function renderScrollableTabs(){
                    var iconsDiv = angular.element(ta.querySelector(".tsb-icons")), icons = iconsDiv.find("a"), wrap = iconsDiv[0].querySelector(".tsb-ic-wrp"), totalTabs = icons.length;
                    var scrollDiv = wrap.querySelector(".scroll");

                    angular.forEach(icons, function(value, key){
                         var a = angular.element(value);
                         a.on('click', function(){
                             ionicSlideBoxDelegate.slide(key);
                         });

                        if(a.attr('icon-off')) {
                            a.attr("class", a.attr('icon-off'));
                        }
                    });

                    var initialIndex = attrs.tab;
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                        initialIndex = Math.floor(icons.length/2);
                    }

                    //If initial element is 0, set position of the tab to 0th tab
                    if(initialIndex == 0){
                        setPosition(0);
                    }

                    $timeout(function() {
                        ionicSlideBoxDelegate.slide(initialIndex);
                    }, 0);
                }
                function setPosition(index){
                    var iconsDiv = angular.element(ta.querySelector(".tsb-icons")), icons = iconsDiv.find("a"), wrap = iconsDiv[0].querySelector(".tsb-ic-wrp"), totalTabs = icons.length;
                    var scrollDiv = wrap.querySelector(".scroll");

                    var middle = iconsDiv[0].offsetWidth/2;
                    var curEl = angular.element(icons[index]);
                    var prvEl = angular.element(iconsDiv[0].querySelector(".active"));
                    if(curEl && curEl.length){
                    var curElWidth = curEl[0].offsetWidth, curElLeft = curEl[0].offsetLeft;

                    if(prvEl.attr('icon-off')) {
                        prvEl.attr("class", prvEl.attr('icon-off'));
                    }else{
                        prvEl.removeClass("active");
                    }
                    if(curEl.attr('icon-on')) {
                        curEl.attr("class", curEl.attr('icon-on'));
                    }
                    curEl.addClass("active");

                    var leftStr = (middle  - (curElLeft) -  curElWidth/2 + 5);
                    //If tabs are not scrollable
                    if(!scrollDiv){
                        var leftStr = (middle  - (curElLeft) -  curElWidth/2 + 5) + "px";
                        wrap.style.webkitTransform =  "translate3d("+leftStr+",0,0)" ;
                    }else{
                        //If scrollable tabs
                        var wrapWidth = wrap.offsetWidth;
                        var currentX = Math.abs(getX(scrollDiv.style.webkitTransform));
                        var leftOffset = 100;
                        var elementOffset = 40;
                        //If tabs are reaching right end or left end
                        if(((currentX + wrapWidth) < (curElLeft + curElWidth + elementOffset)) || (currentX > (curElLeft - leftOffset))){
                            if(leftStr > 0){
                                leftStr = 0;
                            }
                            //Use this scrollTo, so when scrolling tab manually will not flicker
                            ionicScrollDelegate.scrollTo(Math.abs(leftStr), 0, true);
                        }
                    }
                    }
                };
                function getX(matrix) {
                    matrix = matrix.replace("translate3d(","");
                    matrix = matrix.replace("translate(","");
                    return (parseInt(matrix));
                }
                var events = scope.events;
                events.on('slideChange', function(data){
                    setPosition(data.index);
                });
                events.on('ngRepeatFinished', function(ngRepeatFinishedEvent) {
                    renderScrollableTabs();
                });

                renderScrollableTabs();
            },
            controller : function($scope, $attrs, $element) {
                $scope.events = new SimplePubSub();

                $scope.slideHasChanged = function(index){
                    $scope.events.trigger("slideChange", {"index" : index});
                    $timeout(function(){if($scope.onSlideMove) $scope.onSlideMove({"index" : eval(index)});},100);
                };

                $scope.$on('ngRepeatFinished', function(ngRepeatFinishedEvent) {
                    $scope.events.trigger("ngRepeatFinished", {"event" : ngRepeatFinishedEvent});
                });
            }
        };

    }
]);

also check this example link to get more idea
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This section will help you address a complaint to the relevant office in the country where the alleged violation of your rights took place.
As stated in EU Treaties, the public authorities and courts in the EU have the main responsibility for the application of EU law. If you feel that fundamental rights under European Union law have not been respected by the national authorities of an EU country, various methods of redress are available.
You can use the Fundamental Rights Interactive Tool to find the right organisation to help you with your fundamental rights problem.
This section gives an overview of national courts and other non-judicial national bodies, as well as EU and international complaints bodies.
If you are unsure of the meaning of a term used while investigating your Fundamental Rights you can consult a glossary explaining the meaning of commonly used terms.


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/**
 * (c) Camille Scott, 2021
 * File   : diginorm.hh
 * License: MIT
 * Author : Camille Scott <camille.scott.w@gmail.com>
 * Date   : 08.10.2021
 */

#ifndef GOETIA_DIGINORM_HH
#define GOETIA_DIGINORM_HH

#include "goetia/processors.hh"
#include "goetia/dbg.hh"
#include "goetia/storage/storage.hh"

namespace goetia {

template <class T>
struct DiginormFilter;

template <template <class, class> class GraphType,
                    class StorageType,
                    class ShifterType>
struct DiginormFilter<GraphType<StorageType, ShifterType>> {

    typedef GraphType<StorageType, ShifterType> graph_type;
    typedef ShifterType                         shifter_type;

    typedef typename shifter_type::alphabet     alphabet;
    typedef typename shifter_type::hash_type    hash_type;
   	typedef typename hash_type::value_type      value_type;
    typedef typename shifter_type::kmer_type    kmer_type;

    static bool median_count_at_least(const std::string& sequence,
                                      unsigned int       cutoff,
                                      graph_type&        graph) {

        auto kmers = graph.get_hash_iter(sequence);
        unsigned int min_req = 0.5 + float(sequence.size() - graph.K + 1) / 2;
        unsigned int num_cutoff_kmers = 0;

        // first loop:
        // accumulate at least min_req worth of counts before checking to see
        // if we have enough high-abundance k-mers to indicate success.
        for (unsigned int i = 0; i < min_req; ++i) {
            hash_type kmer = kmers->next();
            if (graph.query(kmer) >= cutoff) {
                ++num_cutoff_kmers;
            }
        }

        // second loop: now check to see if we pass the threshold for each k-mer.
        if (num_cutoff_kmers >= min_req) {
            return true;
        }
        while(!kmers->done()) {
            hash_type kmer = kmers->next();
            if (graph.query(kmer) >= cutoff) {
                ++num_cutoff_kmers;
                if (num_cutoff_kmers >= min_req) {
                    return true;
                }
            }
        }
        return false;
    }

    class Filter {
      private:

        std::shared_ptr<graph_type> graph;

      public:

        const uint16_t K;
        const unsigned int cutoff;

        Filter(std::shared_ptr<graph_type> graph,
               unsigned int                cutoff)
            : graph(graph),
              K(graph->K),
              cutoff(cutoff)
        {
        }

        static std::shared_ptr<Filter> build(std::shared_ptr<graph_type> graph,
                                             unsigned int                cutoff) {
            return std::make_shared<Filter>(graph, cutoff);
        }

        std::tuple<bool, uint64_t> filter_sequence(const std::string& sequence) {
            if (median_count_at_least(sequence, cutoff, *(graph.get()))) {
                return {false, sequence.length() - K + 1};
            }

            graph->insert_sequence(sequence);

            return {true, sequence.length() - K + 1};
        }

    };

    using Processor = FilterProcessor<Filter>;
};

}

#endif

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Once competitors for the right-wing position in the FA Trophy final victory at Wembley in 1998, Jimmy Smith and Keith Knight played a huge part in the run that led to victory over Southport and promotion to the Football League the following season.
Cheltenham-born Knight was Steve Cotterill's first signing in January 1997 and played an immediate part in the club's successful push for promotion out of the Southern League Premier Division.
He then helped the Robins finish second in the Conference the following season, coupled with the FA Trophy success, before also contributing heavily as the club won the top tier of non-league in 1999.
Knight's former team-mate Jimmy Smith was another one of Cotterill's main men in the FA Trophy match, coming off the bench to win the free-kick that resulted in the winner.
He was signed permanently by Lindsay Parsons after impressing on loan from Salisbury City and enjoyed a thoroughly prolific spell at Whaddon Road and they both spoke to us before Saturday's game.
We'll be announcing our special guests later this week for this weekend's match against Mansfield Town.


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Miley Cyrus Type Plot on Castle Limelight Episode
Home » Miley Cyrus Type Plot on Castle Limelight Episode
Season 6, episode 13 – Limelight – on the ABC comedy/drama Castle used a Miley Cyrus type plot which minimized the utilization of Nathan Fillion who is having issues with the network. Using the excuse of the Pi/Alexa subplot in order to use Molly C. Quinn to fill in for her screen dad Richard Castle.
The episode's plot had to do with twenty-something popstar Mandy Sutton – played by Alexandra Chando – who started out in the business as Mandy Melody. The character Sutton portrayed on a kid's show was a "normal teenager" by day and a crime fighting pop star by night, whose identity was protected by a pair of "Clark Kent" glasses. Certainly sounds like Hannah Montana.
The beginning of the show sees Beckett and Castle going to a crime scene where Mandy Sutton has been murdered. Speaking to Mandy's mother/manager it turns out that after the pop star changed her image drastically, her old fans were very upset. Mom says that everyone wanted Sutton to be "Mandy Melody forever."
While this characterization of the "murdered" pop princess type is obviously an allusion to Miley Cyrus, the Castle episode Limelight was also about the love/hate relationship between stars; their fans and paparazzi. The reliance on every part/member of this equation and the ramifications for those in charge when things change.
Miley Cyrus – Hannah Montana…Mandy Sutton – Mandy Melody…
Writers for the show took a leaf from the real issues of Cyrus, who is that little bit younger than "Mandy" on the show, and a few pages from older pop star Britney Spears, whose father controlled her via conservatorship awarded to Jamie Spears when she underwent her spectacular, very public, meltdown.
One could even make connections between the story's young female entertainer with Justin Bieber. Sure Beiber did not start out on television as a "Disney-type" princess, but he did start out as a cute kid on Youtube. Justin has undergone a bit of a transformation as well and his transition does seem to involve too much partying and partaking of drugs.
The 19 year-old Canadian pop star has been going through his own version of a meltdown, standing accused of egging his neighbor's house, using sizzurp and, allegedly, smoking weed. While Bieber's meltdown has yet to cost him too many fans, the Mandy Sutton character in Castle has, at the very least, disillusioned hers in a manner similar to Miley Cyrus.
However, Miley Cyrus has not, thus far, undergone any type of meltdown; public or otherwise. She has, however, undergone a dramatic and, some would say, drastic image change. She started out her career in a fashion similar to the fictional Mandy Sutton on last night's Castle. Both singers, the real and made-up one, have changed their image.
Sutton, in the world of Castle, changed hers and underwent a personal meltdown that consisted of partying and all that entails. Cyrus, on the other hand, has not been caught out misbehaving off-stage. Her shenanigans have been of the purely sexual sort that has to do with her stage act and professional persona.
Still, apart from the obvious parallels of the television character's start on kiddie's television, it is a bit of a stretch to make too much of a comparison. Apart from the beginning of the show, where Mandy's mother/manager talks of her daughter's fans being very upset with her image change, Castle's "Miley" appears to be a conglomerate of youngsters in show business.
Of course the introduction of this temporary damsel in distress was a perfect way to keep Fillion's participation to more or less a minimum. The show focussed instead on Molly Quinn's character, Alexis, who interacted with Mandy/Miley/Justin/Britney. All this girl to girl talk and action led to a fairly satisfactory ending.
The curse of Moonlighting?
Castle, has been more or less trudging along in its sixth season. Arguably, Nathan Fillion has been proven right in his objections over the engagement of Castle and Beckett, and their future marriage. The old "will-they-won't-they" trope can keep interests up for a long time in TV world.
Ending the unresolved sexual tension between two characters often kills off a program. Even before the Moonlighting curse of Cybill Shepherd and Bruce Willis; going way back in television history, take the case of Bill Bixby in The Courtship of Eddie's Father. The show was a real winner, until, Eddie's father (Bill Bixby) married the nanny/maid. The tension was gone and so was the show's popularity.
It has happened before, and since, in television shows and history has repeated itself on other programs, like Moonlighting. The problem with any long running program is the danger of either repeating storylines or growing stale. This season of Castle seems to suffer from both.
Four day work-weeks aside, which is what Fillion's tussle with ABC is all about, the show needs a boost of some kind. Having James Brolin guest star in episode 12 as Castle's long lost dad only generated so much interest and is not the answer for a show trying to avoid the Moonlighting curse.
Using a Miley Cyrus type plot in the Limelight episode of Castle has not helped to turn the tide of a show that needs something to bring it back from the brink of cancellation. Speak to those "in-the-know" and they'll say that Castle will most certainly be coming back for another season. ABC, however, has not promised a seventh season. It may take a little more than pulling a Miley Cyrus/James Brolin rabbit out of a hat to rescue this ailing series.
4 thoughts on "Miley Cyrus Type Plot on Castle Limelight Episode"
Emmanuel Love says:
Hey, how's it going?
Did you hear that the powers that run this world want to put a RFID microchip in our body? It will contain not only our bank accounts but our personal information, making us total slaves to the elite. This will cause us to lose even more of our privacy.
Did you know that this RFID microchip matches perfectly with the Mark of the Beast in the Bible, more specifically Revelation 13:16-18?
"He causes all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hand or on their foreheads, and that no one may buy or sell except one who has the mark or the name of the beast, or the number of his name…"
Referring to the last days, this could only be speaking of a cashless society, which we have yet to see, but are heading towards. Otherwise, we could still buy or sell without the mark amongst others if physical money was still currency. It's amazing that the Bible foretold a cashless society!
Did you also hear that the Jewish people are in the process of bringing about the Third Temple prophesied in the Bible by the prophet Daniel, Jesus, and Apostle Paul? They deny Jesus as their Messiah and say their Messiah will be revealed to rule the whole world under a one world religion. They are not even hiding this information, but are actually promoting it. You can view videos about this on YouTube.
When Donald Trump made Jerusalem captial of Israel in late December 2017, the Jewish people said this was a big step for them to build this Third Temple. They even printed a Temple coin with president Trump's face on the front with king Cyrus'(the man who built the Second Temple in the Bible) face behind him. On the back of the coin is an image of the Third Temple. They are selling these coins to raise money to build the Temple.
People have been saying for many years that the end is near, but we needed not only the Third Temple, but also the technology for there to be a cashless society for the Mark of the Beast to be a reality.
There is much more to know, please visit http://WWW.BIBLEFREEDOM.COM to see all the proof!
GOD BLESS, JESUS LOVES YOU!
The Moonlighting curse does NOT exist. The only reason that show went down was because Cybill got pregnant during the show's fourth season and was mostly absent. They solved that by shipping her character off to her parents for half of that season. When Maddie came back she was suddenly married to a guy she'd just met on a train. The way the writers dealt with Cybill's pregnancy and the insane plots they came up afterwards were what killed the show. -_- Seriously, do your research before you start spewing nonsense like this.
Susanne says:
No offence Mr Smith but you are way off the mark. Not all shows should be like moonlighting! I am sick and tired of this argument…relationships and marriages are more than just sexual tension and whether or not they should be resolved. Relationships are hard to handle and maintain, drama and tension is there just like in any other relationship romantic or otherwise. The story should always evolve and change not stay on the same sorry note over and over again. Not only is that boring but is an insult to my intelligence.
Castle has been one of the many modern day shows that have been able to charter a genuine story of how a relationship grows, develops and is often challenged. Also the main reasons why the show moonlighting failed was because a) the two main leads were seperated for the majority of the series 5 when the show came back on the air after the hook up, b) the female character married some random guy who she just met in order to keep up the tension even if it didn't make any sense while also being out of character and c) the show went over budget, didn't make schedule deadlines, the actors were not available and a writers strike. Please get your facts straight and do your research.
Since the show is still getting high ratings (it was no.1 in overall ratings and among adults and women) and is focusing on other storylines and on other characters besides the romance then there is no reason why the show should get cancelled. It just goes to show that the audience is smart and have grown up since the 80s.
This was a very good episode and it balanced out the comedy with the crime story.I also enjoyed Brolin's story line very much because it fleshes out the character more and shows some darker aspects to him which knocks him off the pedestal that Castle has put him on. I hope to see more of Beckett's background in the next batch of episodes. I for one cannot wait!
i think they need to explore more about castle's past. so his mother had a child after a one night fling: castle. how about the possibility of an abandoned child from a still younger mother/actress. he has many of castle's traits but grew up darker because he was bounced around through foster homes. but with castle's fame he recognized a resemblance and did the background check to figure out his heritage and seeks revenge/justice. he becomes a kind of anti-castle and uses his intellect to become the lex luthor to superman or reverse flash to flash. could be enough for a season or two…
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If you've been editing the game-specific settings for these games so that Skip EFB Access from CPU is turned on, make sure that you turn that setting off again. If that's not the case, you've probably ran into a problem with your graphics drivers that you can't really do anything about.
(06-20-2018, 08:39 PM)JosJuice Wrote: If you've been editing the game-specific settings for these games so that Skip EFB Access from CPU is turned on, make sure that you turn that setting off again. If that's not the case, you've probably ran into a problem with your graphics drivers that you can't really do anything about.
Or you're at an old version of dolphin. Please make sure that "Skip EFB access from CPU" is disabled.
(06-20-2018, 10:56 PM)degasus Wrote: Or you're at an old version of dolphin. Please make sure that "Skip EFB access from CPU" is disabled.
I've got a pretty recent version of dolphin and I have the skip EFB disabled so I'm a bit stuck with it I think!


In April 1948, WWII aviator turned electronic innovator, Kenneth H. Dahlberg, developed the pillow radio for hospital patient's private listening. When his employer rejected the idea, this inspired the founding of Dahlberg Company. Within three years, the company converted a movie theatre into a manufacturing facility where a receiver and transmitter were combined to produce the first in-the-ear hearing aid: Miracle-Ear.
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InProduction Announces the Addition of Seating Solutions
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Contact: John Campanelli, InProduction
Email: JCampanelli@InProduction.Net
CHICAGO, August 9, 2019 — InProduction, Inc., a leader in seating, structures, staging, and scenic production for sporting, corporate, and entertainment events has announced the recapitalization of Seating Solutions, a leading seating company with an inventory of more than 50,000 seats. Company founder and CEO Scott Suprina, and his installation, fabrication, and sales teams have also joined InProduction, bringing with them their extensive inventory. They will continue to operate from the Commack, N.Y., and Landrum, S.C., locations previously operated by Seating Solutions. Scott will continue to oversee current projects associated with the newly acquired assets.
Seating Solutions fabricates, delivers, assembles, and dismantles temporary seating and modular stadiums for events nationwide. Their equipment is utilized in a variety of end markets, including auto racing, tennis, football, parades, festivals, and other live music events.
Scott Suprina, who founded the company in 1980, said, "I am very proud of the growth and achievements of Seating Solutions over the past 40 years. Our companies share a work ethic centered on excellence and customer service, and that is what has made this the fit that it is. I am excited to work with John Campanelli and the InProduction team to bring new seating solutions to market. Our customer base will now have immediate access to InProduction's full range of seating solutions, stages, hospitality structures, and custom scenic elements. In addition, we can support them from a network of national locations staffed by over 500 employees across 10 locations."
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