All of us here today have been deeply touched one way or another by the tragedy of drug-dependence and the terrible suffering it brings. Most of us have been touched very personally, with the death of a daughter or son, a partner or close friend, a brother or sister – and the pain and anguish of that loss seems hardly to lessen; it will remain with us for the whole of our lives. Others of us are your friends and supporters, feeling for the futility of drug-related deaths, wanting to stand with you in solidarity and love. All of us, I suspect, are frustrated at our society's attitudes towards drug users, at our slowness to develop and trial new possibilities in prevention, treatment and rehabilitation.
As we remember the shock and the hurt of having someone close to us become drug-dependent and their life come to a premature end, we need to remind ourselves that their lives, whether they were 17 or 24 or 33 years old, did know joy and love and fulfilment and that we have good reason to remember them with thanks – for what they gave to us, their family and friends. But we would hope for more than that too – that somehow their lives and deaths will contribute to the community's efforts to move towards healing and justice in relation to illicit drugs. As a Christian minister, I would also want to add my conviction that death is not the end of the story, that life goes on beyond death, with God, the God of compassion and love and justice.
There is much in the world's approach to illicit drugs which needs repair.
It is not right to treat drug users as criminals, as outcasts, as people who are beneath compassion and love.
It is not right that people die from drug dependency, in alleyways or parks, in living rooms or hospital casualty wards.
It is not right that people die from unintentional overdoses, from highly toxic mixtures of drugs, from shared needles.
It is not right that people die when new approaches and treatments are available but governments lack the courage to permit them.
It is not right that society has been unable to find better ways of caring for drug users and moving them towards rehabilitation.
It is not right that some, the real criminals, profit from the importation and sale of illicit drugs.
It is not right that people, especially young people, are exploited mercilessly by the Mr and Mrs Bigs of the drug trade.
It is not right that parents of young drug users have great difficulty in finding help for their sons and daughters who are using drugs and for themselves as they want desperately to help them.
It is not right that parents are forced to break the law by allowing their drug-using offspring to inject safely at home in preference to throwing them out on the streets.
Surely it is time for a much bigger dose of compassion in relation to illicit drugs. Not all of us here share the Christian faith, but I trust we do know that Jesus Christ was a person of immense compassion who taught and showed that no-one is beneath God's care, and that therefore no-one should be beneath our care. Despite the strong opposition of the religious and government authorities of his time, Jesus reached out to the outcasts of his day, to those who didn't count – to the lepers and the blind, to the poor, to wrongdoers, to all in need. Today, I have no doubt he would have us reach out to drug users, in love.
Those of us who follow Christ are involved in ministries related to illicit drugs, in educational programs in schools, in providing rehabilitation centres, in housing the homeless and feeding the hungry, in some advocacy for change, and, sadly, in conducting funerals. But it is not enough.
I was pleased to discover just yesterday that the Uniting Church's Canberra Region Presbytery, the district body of the church which covers the ACT, recently adopted a new drugs policy. It has expressed support for "a public health approach to the problems facing injecting drug users" and for a "scientifically conducted heroin trial" within overall strategies of treatment and rehabilitation, community education and law enforcement against those who promote and sell illicit drugs. That has to be the way for us to go here in Australia, to reduce the immense pain, suffering and cost of illicit drugs. I would want to add my support for safe injecting rooms as well as for a properly conducted heroin trial. The sooner these start the better, for every week we delay brings more unnecessary deaths and hurt.
Today, we remember those who've died from illicit drugs with love and thanks as well as with pain and anger. Today, we give and receive from each other the support and solidarity of being here, together. Today, we renew our commitment to acting with compassion for all who suffer from drug dependency. Today we ask our governments again, that they take new approaches to illicit drug use, maintaining law enforcement against the drug-traders but showing new compassion for drug-users, that through such programs as injecting rooms and heroin trials the death toll will be reduced and successful treatments found.
May we today be strengthened by each other, and by God, to live our lives in compassion and love and the pursuit of justice, remembering those who have lost their lives to illicit drugs.


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Q: BeautyTips bad stroke rendering I'm using BeautyTips the first time and set the plugin options like this:
$('.info').bt({
                width: 230,
                positions: 'right',
                fill: '#fff',
                cornerRadius: 0,
                strokeWidth: 3,
                strokeStyle: '#e95d0f',
                spikeLength: 9,
                spikeGirth: 17,
                overlap: -10,
                cssStyles: {
                    color: '#787887',
                    padding: '10px 15px'
                },
                hoverIntentOpts: {
                    interval: 200
                },
                showTip: function(tip) {
                    $(tip).fadeIn(400);
                },
                hideTip: function(tip) {
                    $(tip).fadeOut(200);
                }
            });

It should look like the following:

But gets rendered like this:

(top stroke is 2px instead of 3px and spike is cropped)
I have the latest version 0.9.5-rc1.
Does anyone know a fix for that?
Greets Simon

A: In jQuery 1.8 the curCSS() function has been removed. The following minified code uses css() instead.
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Sci-Fi Puzzle Platformer, Planet of the Eyes, Coming to PS4 Next Month
Zarmena KhanMonday, August 28, 2017
Canadian studio Cococucumber has announced that its sci-fi atmospheric puzzle platformer, Planet of the Eyes, is coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on September 12.
A finalist for "Best Indie Game" at the Canadian Video game Awards, the title puts players in the role of a lone robot journeying through a mysterious planet, guided by audio logs that have been left behind by a previous survivor.
"Planet of the Eyes is great for console gamers as it's an immersive narrative puzzle platformer with tons of atmosphere," said Cococucumber co-founder Martin Gauvreau. "Best played in one sitting, we invite players to treat themselves in discovering a captivating world that can be enjoyed by gamers of all ages."
The game's story is written by Will O'Neill of Actual Sunlight.
You can check out a trailer above and a description below:
Explore the mystery of an unknown world
You've crash-landed on the Planet of the Eyes in an escape pod. Discover what lies beneath through puzzle solving, exploration, and audiologs from another survivor. Turn down the lights, put on your headphones and grab your controller to experience the atmospheric journey of a lone robot in a dangerous world.
Planet of the Eyes will keep you on the edge and test your platforming skill. With quick respawns upon death and physics-based puzzles to solve, there is a mix of challenges that rewards experimentation.
Handcrafted Levels
Each level is uniquely crafted to present puzzles and progression through the world. With environments that tie in seamlessly with the narrative, you'll want to explore every corner to discover the secrets that lie beneath.
Retro Sci-fi influenced Aesthetic
The game art features smooth vectors and a rich colour palette, inspired by a retro sci-fi aesthetic; with original artwork by Vanessa Chia of Cococucumber.
Mysterious Story & Atmospheric Score
A dark story by Will O'Neill (Actual Sunlight) will be revealed, with a full in-game vocal narration by Alex Lewis. With an immersive score by critically acclaimed musician John Black of CypherAudio, the atmosphere will haunt you on your journey through the world.
Failure is Fun
With more than twelve uniquely deconstructive robot deaths, every mistake in Planet of the Eyes is worth making at least once. The rest is up to you.
Planet of the Eyes will launch for $9.99, and will be available to purchase with a 20 percent discount during launch week.
Tags: Cococucumber, Planet of the Eyes

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The Deep Tunnel Sewerage System (DTSS) is an efficient and cost-efficient solution to meet Singapore's long-term needs for used water collection, treatment, reclamation and disposal. Conceptualised and managed by PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency, it was conceived as a cost-effective and sustainable solution to meet Singapore's long-term used water needs.
The mammoth DTSS (Phase 1 & 2) project consists of two large, deep tunnels crisscrossing the island, two centralised water reclamation plants, deep sea outfall pipes and a link sewer network.
Completed in 2008, Phase 1 of the DTSS comprises a 48km long deep tunnel sewer running from Kranji to Changi, a centralised water reclamation plant at Changi, two 5 km long deep sea outfall pipes and 60km of link sewer.
The heart of the DTSS, the Changi Water Reclamation Plant (Changi WRP) is a state-of-the-art used water plant capable of treating 800,000 cubic metres (176 million gallons) or 320 Olympic size swimming pools of used water a day to international standards. The treated used water is then discharged into the sea through deep sea outfall pipes or channelled to the Changi NEWater factory on the rooftop of the reclamation plant where it is further purified through advanced membrane technologies into NEWater, Singapore's own brand of reclaimed water.
Crowned 'Water Project of the Year' at the Global Water Awards 2009 in Zurich, Switzerland on 28 April 2009, the DTSS was selected as the water project with the most significant contribution to water technology and environmental protection. The annual Global Water Awards is widely recognised as one of the most prestigious symbols of achievement in the global water industry.
Yokogawa Engineering Asia was selected as the instrument supplier for this megaproject, as part of which it successfully installed more than 1,000 pressure transmitters, level transmitters, magnetic flowmeters, and pH analyzers.
One of the key challenges was field device management through PROFIBUS. PROFIBUS incorporates the field device tool/device type manager (FDT/DTM) technology, which enables the monitoring of measured data and the configuration of devices from the operator stations in a central control room. With these requirements in mind, the devices installed in the DTSS were all designed to the PROFIBUS specifications.
The other challenge was the large 2.4 meter diameter of the sewage pipes from the influent pump station at the Changi WRP. Prior to the installation of two 2.4 meter Yokogawa magnetic flow meters, flow tests were executed at a Yokogawa test facility in China that was sufficiently large to handle tests on this scale. In the presence of the customer's project managers, the flow meters were tested for a three minute period of time to verify that they measured flow with the required level of accuracy and repeatability. Following the successful completion of these tests, the flow meters were shipped to Singapore.
By means of PROFIBUS, data and device monitoring and control can be carried out from the central control room, eliminating the need for site patrols. This reduces maintenance costs and maximizes efficiency by enabling quick and timely operator responses.
The high reliability and accuracy of our field devices reduces the likelihood of failures and contributes to the minimization of maintenance costs over the entire plant lifecycle.


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Westfield-based Banc-Serv's former officers convicted of fraud by Indianapolis jury
John Tuohy
A federal jury Thursday convicted five former officers and employees of a Westfield-based loan servicing company with conspiracy to defraud the Small Business Administration of $5 million in a scheme that operated for 13 years.
Prosecutors with the Justice Department's Criminal Division said Banc-Serv secured SBA loans that were ineligible for SBA guarantees on behalf of lending intuitions they served. Banc-Serv's clients included small, federally insured lenders in the Midwest.
Prosecutors said the defendants hid signs of ineligibility from the SBA by misrepresenting the use of SBA loan proceeds and approved previously denied loan applications.
The defendants face 20 to 30 years in prison for each count. A sentencing date has not been set.
The blotter:Indianapolis is 'extraordinarily safe,' mayor says, despite rise in violent crime
Kerri Agee, of Noblesville, the former president, CEO and founder of Banc-Serv Partners LLP, was convicted of one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud affecting a financial institution and four counts of wire fraud affecting a financial institution.
Kelly Isley, of Westfield, Banc-Serv's former chief operating officer, was convicted of one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud affecting a financial institution and two counts of wire fraud affecting a financial institution.
Matthew Smith, of Westfield, Banc-Serv's co-founder, was convicted of one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud affecting a financial institution and two counts of wire fraud affecting a financial institution.
Chad Griffin, of Carmel, Banc-Serv's former chief marketing officer, was convicted of one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud affecting a financial institution.
Nicole Smith, of Indianapolis, a former Banc-Serv employee, was convicted of one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud affecting a financial institution and two counts of wire fraud affecting a financial institution.
Michael Donahoe, an attorney for Michael Smith, said he was "disappointed" in the verdict but declined to comment further.
Attorneys for three other defendant's were not immediately available for comment.
The trial was held at U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana in Indianapolis.
Call IndyStar reporter John Tuohy at 317-444-6418. Email at john.tuohy@indystar.com and follow on Twitter and Facebook.


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#define DANGERENGINE_SLSSIMD_H

#include <kazmath/vec4.h>
#include <slsmacros.h>
#include <smmintrin.h>
#include <stddef.h>

#define SLS_SHUFFLE_MASK(z, y, x, w) (z << 6) | (y << 4) | (x << 2) | w

/**
 * @brief a struct of 4 _m128 values
 * representing the x, y, z, and w components of 4 vec4s
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typedef struct sls4Vec4Simd {
  __m128 xv;
  __m128 yv;
  __m128 zv;
  __m128 wv;
} sls4Vec4Simd;

typedef struct slsVec4Array {
  kmVec4 arr[4];
} slsVec4Array;

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 * @brief converts an array of kmVec4s to a struct-of-array
 * representation useful for vectorization.
 *
 * @param n. Number of values to store. If n is greater than 4, it will
 * coerce to 4 (sls4Vec4Simd only stores 4 vectors).
 * @param identity. If n is less than 4, this will be inserted to the rest of
 *the values
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sls4Vec4Simd* sls_simdvec_from_vec4s(sls4Vec4Simd* out, slsVec4Array const* in)
  SLS_NONNULL(1, 2);

static inline sls4Vec4Simd sls_simdvec_from_vec4s_val(slsVec4Array const* in)
{
  sls4Vec4Simd res;
  sls_simdvec_from_vec4s(&res, in);
  return res;
}

#endif // DANGERENGINE_SLSSIMD_H

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Beaver Lake Cree Nation 11 year-old, first oil & gas industry cumulative effects case to be sent to trial wins advance costs motion. Court ordered *each* of Beaver Lake, Alberta and Canada to contribute $300,000 *a year* until case concludes. $1.5 Million in legal fees spent so far, 6 years ago judge ruled case deserves trial but *still* no date set. How on earth is an ordinary non First Nations civil litigant to afford such massive costs and loss of life time trying to "access justice" for the public interest, our drinking water?
Posted on October 2, 2019 by Jessica Ernst
Beaver Lake Cree Nation Awarded Advanced Costs to Continue Treaty Infringement Case by Blair Feltmate, October 1st, 2019, JFK Law Corporation
On September 30, 2019, the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench awarded advanced costs to Beaver Lake Cree Nation (Beaver Lake), represented by Karey Brooks and Aria Laskin. This decision enables the Nation to continue its Treaty infringement case against Canada and Alberta.
Located in Treaty Six territory northeast of Edmonton, Beaver Lake is a small community that has faced significant attacks on the way of life of its members due to widespread and increasing industrial development in the area. Fearing irreversible damage to culture and way of life, Beaver Lake launched a Treaty infringement case in 2008. The case deals with the cumulative effects of the "taking up" of land in Beaver Lake's traditional territory and the damage done to the way of life of the Nation's members. At its core, the case is about whether or not the Numbered Treaties, and in particular Treaty 6, provide constitutional protection for Indigenous culture and way of life.
After undertaking significant fundraising efforts and providing substantial funds to the litigation for over ten years, by 2018, Beaver Lake was unable to continue to fund the litigation effectively. As a result, it applied for advanced costs, to enable it to continue its case.
Advanced costs are an extraordinary remedy that are only provided when a case has merit, is unique and publicly important, and cannot be funded by the plaintiff.
Alberta and Canada opposed the application, arguing that the case was not unique or of sufficient public importance to merit such an extraordinary remedy, and that the Nation had enough funds available to continue to fund the case. Beaver Lake disagreed, arguing that the case is unique and raises critical issues of pubic importance that have yet to be fully considered by the courts. It also argued that it did not have sufficient funds available, and that even if it did (which was contested), the governments were effectively arguing that the Nation had to choose between providing basic necessities of life to its members and funding the case.
In accepting the Nation's submissions, the Court stated that it was "unwilling to force Beaver Lake leadership to choose between pursuing this litigation and attempting to provide for the basic necessities of life that most citizens take for granted." It also agreed that the litigation was unique and raised issues of public importance.
The Court ultimately ordered that each of the parties – Beaver Lake, Alberta and Canada – contribute $300,000 a year until the conclusion of the litigation.
Beaver Lake Cree Nation's comments on the case as well as words from Chief Anderson can be found here. The full case can be found here.
Beaver Lake Cree Nation running out of money to conclude 10-year legal battle, Judge ruled 5 years ago Beaver Lake Cree Nation's constitutional challenge deserves trial, but no date set yet by Roberta Bell, April 27, 2018, CBC News
A northern Alberta First Nation suing over development on traditional land wants the federal and provincial governments to pay its court [and legal] fees so it can afford to take the ongoing case to trial.
Beaver Lake Cree Nation, about 200 kilometres northeast of Edmonton, launched a constitutional challenge in 2008 alleging an infringement of treaty rights to hunt, trap, fish and gather on the land. Last week, the band filed an application for advanced costs with the Court of Queen's Bench in Edmonton.
The First Nation, with fundraising help from Indigenous rights' group Raven Trust, has paid more than $1.5 million in legal fees to date, according to the application for advanced costs.
Beaver Lake Cree Nation chief Germaine Anderson said "legal roadblocks" from the federal and provincial governments, which have both tried unsuccessfully to have the challenge dismissed, have exhausted the band's financial resources.
"I don't know if that's their tactic, till we go broke and say, 'Well, we can't go through with this anymore," Anderson said.
'Deprived of their connection to the land'
Beaver Lake Cree Nation alleges in the statement of claim, an original version of which was filed in 2008, that the people have been "deprived of their connection to the land and waters of the traditional territory, undermining their economy, culture and very identity."
Of the 38,000 square kilometres of traditional land surrounding the reserve, 35,000 square kilometres have been impacted by development, mainly from oil and gas wells, said Crystal Lameman, a member of Beaver Lake Cree Nation and the treaty co-ordinator.
She said the populations of animal species the band subsists on, such as moose, are in decline. Water levels have drastically receded. The band is having a more difficult time finding traditional medicines, such as rat root.
The Beaver Lake population includes 390 people who live on reserve and 664 who live off-reserve.
Lameman acknowledged the First Nation does receive some money as a result of the widespread development, but said it's not much.
"For the amount of development that has happened in our traditional territory, if we were receiving what we should be receiving, we definitely wouldn't be in the financial situation that we're in right now," she said.
"We wouldn't have a housing waiting list of over 50 and my nation wouldn't have to be turning away post-secondary students for education funding even though they have a treaty right to education."
Appeal dismissed in 2013
Canada and Alberta filed an appeal, arguing against the case management judge "misunderstood the nature of the fiduciary relationship between Aboriginals and the Crown" in the decision to allow the case to proceed.
"The treaty is alleged to impose obligations on Alberta and Canada to manage certain lands ("the core lands") … to ensure that the members … are able to exercise their right to hunt, fish and trap," the appeal stated.
The Court of Appeal of Alberta dismissed the governments' appeal in 2013.
"The parties will be well-served by returning to their case management judge for the imposition of a litigation plan to advance this litigation through trial," the appeal court ruling said.
No date for a trial has been set.
Ready to go to trial
Beaver Lake Cree Nation's lawyer, Karey Brooks, has done some of the work pro bono. She said the case, known as a cumulative impacts case, is the first case filed to make such allegations to be sent to trial.
She emphasized the significance of the appeal ruling that the claim was "judiciable and should proceed."
Lameman said Beaver Lake Cree Nation wants the case to go to trail.
"We are ready to go to trial but we don't have the money to get to trial," Lameman said.
"In light of Kinder Morgan, in light of Enbridge, in light of all of these major cases, or challenges right now, in Canada, this case is critical to those very things. This, by Beaver Lake being successful in this cumulative impacts treaty rights case, we are able to set precedents of determining what development looks like in our territories."
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package com.ibm.watson.developer_cloud.tone_analyzer.v3.model;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import com.ibm.watson.developer_cloud.tone_analyzer.v3.ToneAnalyzer;

/**
 * This class contains the parameters when using {@link ToneAnalyzer#getTone(String, ToneOptions)}.
 *
 * @see ToneAnalyzer
 */
public class ToneOptions {

  private Boolean isHtml;
  private List<Tone> tones;
  private Boolean includeSentences;

  /**
   * Builder.
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  public static class Builder {
    private Boolean isHtml;
    private Boolean includeSentences;
    private List<Tone> tones;

    /**
     * Instantiates a new builder.
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    public Builder() {}

    /**
     * Instantiates a new builder.
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    public Builder(ToneOptions options) {
      this.isHtml = options.isHtml;
      this.tones = options.tones;
      this.includeSentences = options.includeSentences;
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    /**
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     * @return the builder
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      this.isHtml = isHtml;
      return this;
    }

    /**
     * Adds the tone.
     *
     * @param tone the tone
     * @return the builder
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    public Builder addTone(Tone tone) {
      if (tones == null) {
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    return new Builder(this);
  }

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Luke Evans and Josh Gad 'to reprise roles as Gaston and LeFou for Beauty and the Beast prequel'
George GriffithsSaturday 7 Mar 2020 4:34 pm
Gaston and LeFou are coming back for a prequel (Picture: Disney)
Luke Evans and Josh Gad have r signed up to reprise their roles as Gaston and LeFou in a Beauty and the Beast prequel series for Disney+.
The Welsh actor starred as the baddie in the 2017 blockbuster, whilst the Frozen star played his devoted lackie.
Gad's reps confirmed to Metro.co.uk that the actor has signed up to reprise his role in the new show.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the new programme will take place before the events of the film – which makes sense since (spoiler) Gaston meets a tragic fate at the end.
The publication says that the series will take viewers back to the origin of the villainous duo's friendship.
It will also be a 'six-episode musical event' for which famed composer Alan Menken (who created the music for the original animated film alongside lyricist Howard Ashman) is in talks to return.
This is the man behind Be Our Guest and Part Of Your World – so we're expecting some big emotional bangers for Gaston and Le Fou.
We know Luke can certainly handle it – he's even turned into a pop star of late with the release of his own album.
The live-action adaption of Beauty and the Beast grossed over $1 billion in 2017 (Picture: Disney)
As of yet, no other stars from the film, such as Emma Watson as Belle or Dan Stevens as the Beast, will return.
Interestingly enough, it's also mentioned that the series will 'explore the wider Beauty and the Beast universe.'
Once Upon A Time creators Eddy Kitsis and Adam Horowitz have also signed up as showrunners for the new show, alongside Gad himself, proving he is indeed a man of many talents.
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Of course, it seems like a spin-off, prequel or even some kind of follow-up to Beauty and the Beast was inevitable.
The live-action adaption of the classic cartoon grossed for $1 billion (£760 million) when it was released in 2017, and its original film was the first animated flick to be nominated for best picture at the Oscars.
Will the new show have any songs as good as the timeless bop that is the title track, though? We honestly doubt it.
Metro.co.uk has reached out to reps for Luke Evans and Disney+ for comment.
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Memphis cop bought cinder blocks, chains after shooting acquaintance dead: affidavit
01/10/2021 8:43 pm PST
Patric Ferguson (L) is charged with murder, kidnapping, abuse of a corpse and fabricating/tampering with evidence. Joshua Rogers (R) is charged with accessory after the fact, abuse of a corpse, and fabricating/tampering with evidence.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (TCD) --
A Memphis Police officer was arrested for allegedly murdering an acquaintance and disposing of his body while on duty last week.
Memphis Police said a woman reported her boyfriend, 30-year-old Robert Howard, missing on Wednesday, Jan. 6, after he hadn't been seen since the prior evening around 5 p.m.
The woman had used an app to find Howard's cellphone, which led her to find the phone near Lamar Avenue and Shelby Drive, but not Howard.
Police said investigators determined Robert Howard was taken from a residence on the 3500 block of Mark Twain Street by an acquaintance, 29-year-old Patric Ferguson, a Memphis Police officer since 2018.
Police said Ferguson, while he was on duty, armed himself with his personal handgun and forced Howard into the back of his squad car. Ferguson then allegedly drove to the area of Frayser Blvd. and Denver Street, where he fatally shot Howard, according to police.
Ferguson was arrested and relieved of duty by the Memphis Police Dept. He's charged with first-degree murder, aggravated kidnapping, abuse of a corpse and fabricating/tampering with evidence.
Police said an acquaintance of Ferguson, 28-year-old Joshua Rogers, allegedly helped Ferguson move Howard's body after he was shot dead. Rogers was arrested and charged with accessory after the fact, abuse of a corpse, and fabricating/tampering with evidence.
Sunday, police said a body believed to be Robert Howard was recovered in the area of Second Street and the Wolf River bridge.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal reports an arrest affidavit says the investigation and the statements of the victim's girlfriend led officers to identify Ferguson as a suspect.
"Ferguson's search history in his cell phone revealed multiple incriminating Internet searches related to cleaning up crime scenes and how to destroy DNA evidence," the affidavit says. "Evidence was obtained showing Ferguson purchased cinder blocks, chains and padlocks at a hardware store which investigators later found were used by Ferguson to hide evidence."
"Additionally, surveillance video was obtained by investigators which captured the shooting of the victim while Ferguson was on-duty."
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An eye-catching and practical box for your storage needs. Hand-created by J. Phillip who incorporates metal accents in his creations. Open the hinged lid to reveal a a generous storage space for your needs. A great holiday gift idea. Made in Ghana of cedar wood, known for its durability and attractive finish. 5"H x 8.5" Opening.


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SCROLL DOWN Savour the taste of the Basque Country in a remarkable setting in the heart of Brussels. SCROLL DOWN Eneko Basque invites you to discover the original recipes of acclaimed chef Eneko Atxa, inspired by the products and traditions of his native region. A cuisine designed for the pleasure of all senses, and for the joy of sharing. SCROLL DOWN
Eneko Atxa Azurmendi (1977) is a 5 Michelin star chef born in the Basque Country, Spain. He is the chef and owner of the Azurmendi *** restaurant. Chef Eneko Atxa's philosophy remained the same over time: to make people happy with his cuisine and to "cook" a better future. His constant commitment to welfare, solidarity and sustainability made his Azurmendi *** restaurant, with three Michelin stars, occupy the 14th place in the "World's 50 Best Restaurants" list. Moreover, this restaurant was twice considered the world's most sustainable restaurant, the last time in 2018. It was also nominated for the "Best Restaurant in Europe", according to OAD (Opinionated About Dining) and for the "Best Restaurant in the World", according to the luxurious magazine Elite Traveler. Chef Eneko Atxa was granted the "National Gastronomy Award 2015" and is part of the European "Young Leaders".
THE ENEKO CONCEPT
His passion and sensitivity, his cultural roots, his connection with the surrounding land and its products define the gastronomy of Eneko Atxa.
The cuisine - the perfect trilogy of flavor, texture and aesthetics - is rooted in traditional Basque cooking. The flavor of home-cooked dishes and grandmother's stews is present in all the confections. It is the basis for building innovative textures and techniques and different dishes.
To generate pleasure, to achieve excellence, to create value, to share wealth and knowledge and finally to develop in a sustainable way.
Discover the gastronomic proposal of Chef ENEKO ATXA.
"If you love where you live, you must respect it" Eneko Atxa.
What makes chef Eneko Atxa unique is his concern for matters regarding the environment, sustainability and social impact.
The Azurmendi restaurant, which opened its doors in 2005, twice awarded as the most sustainable restaurant in the world, has three Michelin stars and occupies the 14th place in the World's 50 Best Restaurants list. The space is able to generate its own energy through photovoltaic panels and geothermal energy or by using rainwater for the in-house vegetable gardens.
The exterior is made of glass in order to take maximum advantage of the natural light. There is a garden on the building's roof with edible flowers, which are used in some dishes.
His concern towards the local community is visible through the establishment of a composting plant for the city. An initiative which supports the local economy; helping the regional hospital to offer tastier meals to its patients, thanks to the redesign of the trays which have become more colourful and well-presented; and through the collaboration with youth student projects.
The suppliers are acknowledged in an illustrated book which is offered to diners at the end of their meal, and through a collection and logistics programme which supports the local farmers and producers.
The planet is blessed with countless sustainable practices.
Located between mountains and ocean, the Basque Country offers generous products from the land and the sea. To appreciate this diversity, our menu is composed of plates to share. Tenderly seared over crackling coals, our fish and meat have a distinctive taste.
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Should You and Your Fiancé Get an Astrology Chart Reading?
Astrologers share why you should learn your partner's zodiac chart.
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Most of us are familiar with what our astrology sign is. However, did you know that your full chart shows that you are actually a mix of signs aligned with different planets and orbital transits? "An astrological birth chart is a snapshot of the sky of the exact moment when you were born," explains Valerie Tejeda, author and astrologer at Sanctuary Astrology. "Most of us are familiar with our sun sign. It's the sign that comes up when we Google our birthday and it's what people are referring to when they ask, 'What's your sign?' But, the birth chart looks at not just the day you were born, but the time and location as well, making it way more extensive than just looking at your sun sign.
While you can find your full chart on certain apps and websites, working with an astrologer can give you greater insights into what your transits mean. And, they can work with you to compare the charts of yourself and your partner to get a deeper look into how you work together. "Honestly, looking at love and compatibility in readings are some of my favorite readings to do," says Tejeda. "It's always exciting to see what gets discovered and truly such a great thing to do before walking down the aisle!"
"It can make you feel really great about your relationship, as well," says Kirah Tabourn, founder of The Strology. "I think astrology in general can be so affirming, and that's why so many people get into it in the first place. So having someone affirm their relationship from a cosmic perspective can be a really lovely experience for a couple." Tabourn recommends looking for astrologers that specifically advertise joint or compatibility readings to make sure you can find someone skilled in the practice.
Kirah Tabourn is an astrologer consultant, educator, and author. She is also the founder of The Strology.
Valerie Tejeda is an author and astrologer at Sanctuary Astrology.
Want to know what's written in the stars for you and your spouse-to-be? See ahead a few reasons why you should get an astrology chart reading together before you say "I do."
The Most Compatible Zodiac Signs, According to an Astrologer
Understand Yourself and Your Fiancé
Getting a birth chart reading is a valuable way to get insights into your personality and needs according to the zodiac. "A birth chart is basically the energy that you are working with in life and looking at your birth chart—and the astrological archetypes that are associated with it—is a great tool for learning more about yourself and what makes you tick," says Tejeda.
Not only is it a great way to understand yourself and how you navigate the world, but it can also be helpful to learn about your partner as well. "Looking at two charts for love and compatibility can be really beneficial to understanding your partner on a deeper level," she says. "Let's say someone's moon sign is in the ninth house. This would point towards someone who really needs a relationship where their partner shares a desire for higher learning, spirituality, and self-improvement because those are the things that really help feed their soul. This would also be a great piece of information to have about your long-term partner."
Understand How You Work Together
A joint reading from an astrologer could be a beneficial tool for couples to understand how they work and communicate together. "Let's say you look at two charts and it shows that one person's Sun, Mercury, and Venus signs are in the third house," explains Tejeda. "This would point towards someone that not only needs clear communication in a relationship, but also needs to communicate and feel heard in their partnerships. This would be a great piece of information to have about your partner so you could approach your communication in a way that works best for the two of you."
Tabourn notes that getting an astrology reading can be like another form of counseling before tying the knot. "There's a level of acceptance that needs to occur with couples and it could be helpful to hear this is the way that you communicate, and this is the way that they communicate," Tabourn says. "It can certainly lead to some difficulties just like any sort of couples counseling could bring up issues." Overall though, she finds it to be an overall affirming experience if partners are open to what is being said.
Tejeda adds, "This obviously just scratches the surface of things to discover in a birth chart, which is why doing a birth chart reading before getting married can be such a fun and insightful way to get to know each other a little better!"
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tl;dr: press releases are for bragging rights, Nielsen ratings are for facilitating the buying and selling of advertising.
Last Monday (June 23), ESPN sent out a press release saying that World Cup match between USA and Portugal the day before averaged 18.2 million viewers.
Then the Nielsen numbers came out showing the telecast averaged 13.8 million viewers, nearly a 4.5 million viewer discrepancy. At TV by the Numbers we heard cries that we were reporting the wrong numbers. We're not, but why are the numbers different?


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Q: Ubuntu 20.04 Desktop glitch [Small green box over the screen]
Hi, It's been 4 days I've installed ubuntu 20.04 on my Dell Inspiron 3567. After installation, my 1st boot went well (I can't type a keyboard while on desktop). But after that, in every boot, I had the issue above. I can't refresh the icons either via mouse or keyboard. It's so irritating.
Please help me fix this issue.
Thank You.

A: To temporarily fix it pressalt+f2 then r.
To actually fix the issue, run these commands in the terminal.
sudo apt remove --purge xorg xserver-xorg gnome-session ubuntu-desktop-minimal ubuntu-desktop gdm3 xwayland
sudo autoremove --purge
sudo apt install gnome-session ubuntu-desktop-minimal
reboot

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A: I just deleted /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d and its contents (20-intel.conf), then rebooted, and that seems to have done the trick. I don't completely understand but it seems having that file (20-intel.conf) present, causes an old Intel package/driver (xserver-xorg-video-intel) to be loaded, instead of using the (recommended?) modesetting driver; check here for more info. After rebooting, you can check what changed by comparing Xorg.0.log and Xorg.0.log.old in ~/.local/share/xorg (or wherever your Xorg logs are located). You should notice new entries with modeset(0): instead of intel(0):.
Now, I originally created that conf file to solve tearing issues on 19.04 (which got solved then but still had the occasional coloured glitches on Firefox). Hopefully, they won't return.
PS: Worth mentioning that before deleting said folder, I'd already tried the package purge and reinstall, recommended in the other answer, which didn't work. So if deleting the Xorg conf doesn't work for you, you may also want to try that purge and reinstall as well.


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During the second half of the year 2012, the Assyrian Support Committee (ASC) was established by a group of Assyrian youth in Lebanon. They all agreed on the necessity of supporting and developing our Assyrian community's abilities on different levels, namely the cultural, social, and national.
This coincided with the events in Syria, displacing many Assyrians into Lebanon as refugees, which prompted our committee members to step up and take responsibility towards Assyrian people.
This was no easy task and was a heavy burden on the youth of the committee, who were nonetheless committed to helping Assyrian refugees in Lebanon, dedicating their time to tasks for the cause. In light of this, the Foundation Advisory Council decided to put on hold all the previously dealt-with projects and narrow them down immediately to support Assyrians coming from Syria into Lebanon.
The committee received much support from His Eminence Mar Melis Zaya during his visit to Lebanon in February 2013. He recognized the committee's authority in helping and following up with the Assyrian refugees in Lebanon in the name of Church of the East, as he considered the plans during this critical stage to be serious and of great importance.
Since then, the ASC has evolved to become a church-backed Assyrian initiative that supports the marginalized and underprivileged members of society. We are reminded of our own experiences as we take on more responsibility to help as many people as we can.
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Simone Webb produces limited edition prints and originals combining digital and traditional mediums. Flora and fauna bloom and decay in painterly gestures; arrangements of petals float seamlessly in placid space. Having had a solo show in London at Curious Duke Gallery (2017), she has exhibited in group shows nationally and internationally including Hong Kong, San Francisco, Seattle, and London. Webb regularly undertakes both private and commercial commissions, with her works held in several private collections worldwide. Her work has appeared in numerous publications including British Vogue and Wired.


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Man arrested in Ironwood drug bust sentenced to prison
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By Catherine LeMier
Published: Feb. 14, 2018 at 12:49 PM EST
A man arrested after a drug bust in Ironwood has been sentenced to prison in Gogebic County Circuit Court.
47-year-old Jeffery Elton Schmiege was sentenced on three counts he pleaded guilty to. He received 15-30 years for count 1 of Delivery/Manufacture of Meth. He received 15-30 years for count 2 of Delivery/Manufacture of Meth, and he received 2-3 years for Count 6 of Maintaining a Drug House.
Schmiege was arrested after a search warrant was executed at his residence in Ironwood.
The Gogebic Iron Area Narcotics Team seized more than a half pound of crystal meth, marijuana, prescription medication along with a firearm and ammunition. Seven people were arrested after a three month investigation.
Schmiege was originally charged with six counts of Delivery/Manufacture of Meth, Conspiracy to Deliver Meth, Possession of a Firearm, Felon in Possession of a Firearm, Felon in Possession of Ammunition, and Maintaining a Drug House.


Leiper's Fork dad and county worker Richard Davis said he would now like to have a say on the Williamson school board after his family has been invested in the county for decades.
Davis said his family has been in Williamson since 1790, though Davis didn't start living in what he joked as the suburbs of Kingfield until he was five. His dad's career in the Navy shuffled them around before then.
He currently has two children in the system – a son at Independence High School and a daughter at Hillsboro.
Davis said his family has been involved in their children's education with his wife Julie pitching in to help the PTO. Davis said he's served on the board for the Leiper's Fork Recreation Association. He's also helped with Hillsboro's bands.
In his day job, Davis works for the Williamson County Solid Waste Department. He's certified from the state as a landfill operator. Davis went to Middle Tennessee State University for his degree in aerospace.
When it comes to rezoning, the first thing you look at is the transportation times down. I don't want them spending a lot of time getting to school. I want them to spend more quality time inside the building. That's the big thing about rezoning.
I agree with letting a child stay where they are when it comes to grandfathering. Continuity is a big thing for me. I was lucky to have the same second-grade teacher as my father. The same teachers I had in high school my younger brother had. I think Fairview is very lucky. They've not been touched by the explosive growth. In District One, we reach all the way down to Thompson's Station and Spring Hill. That's where the growth spot is. Thompson's Station is unrecognizable to me compared to when I was young. I've seen it all grow. It was all farm land when I was in school.
Standardized testing is something you have to have a certain amount of. I would like to see a good mixture of standardized and individual testing. Not everyone fits in one box. But I think overall it's been fairly good for my kids.
I am not a fan of Common Core for the same reason. It seems like a one size fits all. I am curious to see what comes in after, and I am looking forward to it.
My son is in the gifted program, and he looks at things different. He had to go through every little step, and for him it was tedious. It was a different experience with my daughter. They are two different people, and so they do things different. That's why I don't think one size fits all works.
I think it's all relative to your frame of reference. We've done excellent on the state level, and we are starting to make in roads on the national level. I would like to see us make in roads on the world level.
I think it goes back to what I said – everything should be equal across the board. It's a touchy subject for a lot of people. But I think to be fair, you have to be fair across the board with everything, and I don't know how else better to say that.
Obviously, they've done a pretty good job. As someone who went through the school system and graduated in 1981, it's greatly improved.
I say kudos to everyone that's put their two cents worth into everything, but there is always room for improvement. My personal life and business are two separate things. And when you're on the school board, you're simply there to take care of the kids and the tax payer money. The way anyone else feels about anyone else doesn't matter. You're there for those two simple things.
I think they are doing a good job of preparing my kids for the future. One of the greatest assists is there is so much community involvement from parents to the employees.
Everyone involved seems to strive to give my kids the best education they can get, and I fully appreciate that.
One thing, and I am little biased on some things, but it amazed me this year that my son left before I went to work. The transportation department has had their hands tied with a shortage of drivers. I would like to see that get fixed. Instead of it being a long bus ride I would rather them come to school fresh.
I also want to see more options for gifted and special education students.
But I would like to say thank you to everyone who's helped my kids to where they are now. I don't want to make anything worse. I just want to make things better.


A week after being deported from Qatar, woman who said she was gang raped by Gaddafi troops lands at UN refugee centre.
A Libyan woman who said she was raped by troops loyal to Muammar Gaddafi, the Libyan leader, has landed at a UN centre in Romania, a week after being deported back to Libya by Qatar, the UN refugee agency has said.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees [UNHCR] said on Tuesday that Iman Al-Obeidi had been taken to a UN refugee transit centre in the western Romanian city of Timisoara.
"She is currently being cared for by UNHCR staff along with other refugees who have been evacuated from a number of difficult locations in the world," Machiel Salomons, UNHCR representative in Romania, said.
Salomons said al-Obeidi was evacuated from Libya on Sunday by UNHCR staff and flown to Romania via Italy, arriving at the refugee camp late that day.
Claudia Liute, the UNHCR spokeswoman, said: "It is a delicate case and I can't say more. She will leave Romania in a maximum of six months."
The UN centre is a temporary haven for refugees from around the world awaiting resettlement to a third country.
The announcement comes almost two days after Marwa al-Obeidi, Iman's sister, said that she was on her way to the US. Marwa has said that Iman wants to move to the US.
Al-Obeidi spent nearly a month in Qatar before authorities there forced her and her parents to board a flight last week to Benghazi in Libya in violation of international law, the UNHCR said.
She left Qatar having reportedly suffered bruises to her body.
Obeidi, 29, made headlines in March when she rushed into the Rixos Hotel in Tripoli, the Libyan capital, where most foreign correspondents were staying, and recounted her story of being stopped at a checkpoint, dragged away and gang-raped by Gaddafi troops.
Her claims could not be independently verified.


The Department of Neurological Sciences at Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore was the first department to start neurosurgical and neurological services in India. Jacob Chandy started the department in 1949 against several odds. He started a formal training program in neurosurgery in 1958, for the first time in India, and went on to qualify several neurosurgeons, who in turn pioneered neurosurgical departments all over India. After 1970, K V Mathai and Jacob Abraham guided the department through some difficult times when there was a severe shortage of personnel and no faculty in the neurology section. Through their commitment and hard work, they continued not only the neurosurgery service but also looked after patients with neurological disorders. Mathew J Chandy, son of Jacob Chandy, joined them in 1980 and introduced micro-neurosurgery and several other neurosurgical techniques. Training of residents in micro-neurosurgery began in the early 1980s. The last quarter of a century has been a period of rapid progress for neurosurgery at CMC. There has been an exponential rise in the number of surgeries, number of residents and number of publications. Research has always been an integral part of the activities of the department and several high impact articles have been published by the faculty and residents. The neurosurgical faculty at CMC has also contributed significantly to organized neurosurgery in India and internationally, with five of them serving as President of the Neurological Society of India, a society which had Jacob Chandy as its founder President. With this heritage, the neurosurgery section at CMC, Vellore is likely to continue to provide high quality ethical neurosurgical care to patients from all over India and overseas.
Tuberculous meningitis is a serious infection caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Early diagnosis is the key to success of treatment. Neuroimaging plays a crucial role in the early and accurate diagnosis of tuberculous meningitis and its disabling complications. Magnetic resonance imaging is considered superior to computed tomography. Neuroimaging characteristics include leptomeningeal and basal cisternal enhancement, hydrocephalus, periventricular infarcts, and tuberculoma. Partially treated pyogenic meningitis, cryptococcal meningitis, viral encephalitis, carcinomatous, and lymphomatous meningitis may have many similar neuroimaging characteristics, and differentiation from tuberculous meningitis at times on the basis of neuroimaging characteristics becomes difficult.
Traumatic brachial plexus injuries are devastating injuries commonly affecting the young population and leading to significant socioeconomic losses to the society. The results of brachial plexus surgery have been severely disappointing in the past. However, several technological advancements and newer surgical techniques, especially the advent of distal nerve transfers over recent years, have led to a paradigm shift in the outcome of patients with these injuries. The best time window for surgery is the first 3 months after injury, and the next best time is the next 3 months. The timing is a crucial factor as the neuromuscular junctions degenerate in 20–24 months. The presence of spontaneous fibrillations in a muscle on electromyography is an indication of denervated yet vital muscle. The restoration of elbow flexion is a priority followed closely by restoration of shoulder abduction and stabilization. The various surgical strategies in brachial plexus injuries should be directed toward accomplishing this goal. The global avulsion injuries have a poor outcome because of very limited source of donors in such types of injury whereas the partial injuries have a remarkable outcome in a majority of cases. This article presents the reader with the guidelines and management algorithms of repair strategy and various surgical approaches utilized in the surgical treatment of brachial plexus injuries.
An ependymoma is an uncommon glial tumor, which arises from different parts of the neuroaxis. Considerable variation in presentation and survival in tumors in different locations after an optimum treatment indicates inherent molecular and genetic differences in tumorigenesis between them. A number of genetic aberrations have been identified to distinctly characterize different subgroups of ependymomas that include a posterior fossa tumor, a supratentorial tumor, and a pediatric tumor. These different groups have substantial genetic alterations, and also distinct demography, clinical characteristics, and prognosis. This article is intended to review the diverse molecular and genetic aberrations that may be helpful in prognostication and prediction of survival in patients suffering from an ependymoma.
Aims and Objectives: An assessment of the sensitivity and specificity of magnetic resonance (MR) imaging measurements of midbrain, pons, middle cerebellar peduncles (MCPs), and superior cerebellar peduncles (SCPs) and MR Parkinsonism Index (MRPI) in differentiating progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) from Parkinson's disease (PD) and controls was performed. The correlation of these MR imaging measurements with the duration and severity of disease in the Indian patients using the PSP rating scale (PSPRS) was also performed. Materials and Methods: Twenty-six consecutive patients were enrolled in this study, satisfying the diagnostic criteria by the National Institute for Neurological Disorders and Stroke, and the Society for PSP (NINDS-SPSP), along with 13 PD and 30 control patients. All PSP patients were assessed using the PSP rating scale and staging system. Radiologists were blinded to the clinical diagnoses. MRPI was calculated by multiplying the pons area/midbrain area ratio by MCP width/SCP width ratio. The midbrain/pons area (M/P) ratio was measured as the ratio of midbrain area to pons area. Results: Mean MRPI in PSP patients (23.48 ± 9.61) was significantly higher than that in PD patients (9.07 ± 2.23) and controls (9.45 ± 1.87). In this study, MRPI was 100% sensitive, specific, and accurate in differentiating PSP from PD and was 96.3% sensitive, 100% specific, and 98.21% accurate in differentiating PSP from controls. No correlation was found between the duration of disease, PSP rating scale, PSP staging system, and MRPI in the present study. MRPI was only marginally superior to the M/P ratio in differentiating between PSP and PD patients on an individual basis. No overlapping values were observed in the PSP and PD patients. Conclusion: Magnetic Resonance Parkinsonism Index is more sensitive, specific, and accurate in differentiating PSP from PD in the early stages on an individual basis.
Background: Global developmental delay, lack of speech, and severe epilepsy are the characteristic hallmarks of Angelman syndrome (AS). The purpose of this study was to explore the utility of brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) as an ancillary tool for the diagnosis of AS. Material and Methods: Brain MRI images of nine laboratory-confirmed patients with AS from a neurorehabilitation center in Rio de Janeiro were reviewed. Each MRI was assessed by a set of two experienced neuroradiologists following a predefined protocol. Results: The main neuroimaging findings revealed in our study were: Thinning of the corpus callosum in five patients; enlargement of lateral ventricles in four patients; and, cerebral atrophy with frontal and temporal predominance in one patient. All patients presented with an increased signal intensity in T2-weighted images and fluid-attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) sequences. Conclusion: The lack of specific changes in the brain MRI of children with AS observed in this case series rendered brain MRI a less helpful complementary test. Thus, a definitive diagnosis of AS could only be established on molecular biology that was undertaken based on the clinical suspicion of AS.
Objective: To compare the value of MRI diffusion kurtosis imaging (DKI) and diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) in grading cerebral astrocytomas and to analyze the correlation of respective parameters with aquaporin-4 (AQP4) expression. Methods: Sixty patients with cerebral astrocytoma, including low-grade astrocytomas (LGA, n = 25) and high-grade astrocytomas (HGA, n = 35), were studied. The values of DKI parameters (mean kurtosis [MK], radial kurtosis [Kr], and axial kurtosis [Ka]) and DTI parameters (fractional anisotropy, mean diffusivity [MD]) corrected by contralateral normal-appearing white matter in the solid parts of the tumors and peritumoral edema were compared. Receiver operating characteristic curves were used to identify the best parameters. Spearman correlation analysis was conducted to assess the correlation of AQP4 expression with each parameter value. Results: MK, Ka, and Krvalues were significantly higher whereas MD values were significantly lower in the solid parts of HGA, as compared to those of LGA. MK value in peritumoral edematous tissue was significantly higher in HGA as compared to that in LGA. Ka (0.889) had the largest area under the curve (AUC), followed by MK (0.840), Kr (0.750), and MD (0.764). The AUC of Kaand MK was significantly higher than that of MD. Optimal thresholds for MK, Ka, Kr, and MD for differentiating the two groups were 0.490, 0.525, 0.432, and 1.493, respectively. The AQP4 expression in the solid parts of the tumors was significantly higher in HGAs. MK, Kr, Kavalues positively correlated with the AQP4 expression, whereas MD showed a slight negative correlation with AQP4. Conclusion: Use of DKI improved grading of cerebral astrocytomas when compared with DTI. DKI parameters appeared to reflect the level of AQP4 expression in astrocytomas.
Context: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) remains a major cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. Largely, the prognosis is dependent on the nonmodifiable factors such as severity of the initial injury, Glasgow coma scale score, pupillary response, age, and presence of additional physiological derangements such as hypoxia or hypotension. However, secondary insults continue to take place after the initial injury and resuscitation. The study hypothesis in the present research article was that hypoglycemia is an independent outcome prognosticator in severe traumatic brain injury. The study aimed to assess the role of glucose monitoring in the brain parenchyma as an independent outcome prognosticator and also to study its association with plasma glucose levels. Aims: The aim of the study was to analyze the relationship of intracerebral glucose measured by intraparenchymal cerebral microdialysis (CMD), and also to study its relationship with blood glucose levels. We also evaluated the relationship of these values to the outcome of patients. Settings and Design: Prospective nonrandomized study conducted at a tertiary care trauma center in India. Subjects and Methods: Twenty-five patients with severe TBI, who underwent decompressive craniectomy, were prospectively monitored with CMD catheters. Twenty cases had unilateral catheters placed intraparenchymally (20 mm inside the brain parenchyma to accommodate 10 mm of the semipermeable catheter tip and another 10 mm of extra catheter length). Frontotemporal contusions were noted in 21 cases and an acute subdural hematoma (with/without associated contusions) were noted in 15 cases in the present series. Bilateral CMD catheters were placed during bifrontal decompressive craniectomies in five patients (two patients had peri-contusional catheters placement; these patients had bilateral frontal contusions); while, the remaining 3 patients had a contralateral catheter placement in the normal brain parenchyma [Table 1]. The position of the catheters was confirmed on postoperative computerized tomographic scan carried out in these subjects. However, bilateral catheter placement to compare the difference in cerebral biochemical values of glucose in the penumbric zone as well as the normal brain could not be done in all cases due to cost restraints. The relation between plasma glucose and CMD-measured interstitial brain glucose concentrations, as well as the temporal pattern of CMD glucose was studied for 3–5 days following a decompressive craniectomy using a CMD analyzer at the patient's bedside at 1 hourly intervals. Statistical Analysis Used: All data were tabulated in Microsoft Excel 2011 and analyzed using SPSS version 21. To calculate the correlation between plasma and CMD glucose, Pearson's correlation was used with a two-tailed test of significance. Student's t-test was used to calculate the difference in means between the two groups. Significance was assumed at P ≤ 0.05. Results: Fifteen patients (60%) had a good outcome in terms of the Glasgow Outcome Scale (GOS) at 3 months while the rest (10 patients) had a poor GOS at 3 months. There was a significant difference in the incidence of hyperglycemia (random blood sugar >10 mmol/L) between the two groups (P < 0.0001). The difference between the two groups while comparing episodes of hypoglycemia was also significant (P = 0.0026). The good outcome group had fewer episodes of brain hypoglycemia during the presence of systemic hypoglycemia (P = 0.0026). Neither the mean blood glucose values nor the mean cerebral glucose values predicted the outcome at 3 months. Conclusions: After decompressive craniectomy in severe TBI, there was a poor correlation between the plasma and CMD glucose concentration. A higher degree of variation was seen in the correlations for individual patients. Neither the mean blood glucose values nor the mean cerebral glucose values predicted the outcome at 3 months. The good outcome group had fewer episodes of both hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia.
Objective: The presence of a glioma is associated with increasing mortality. In this study, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) based metabonomics has been applied to investigate the metabolic signatures of a glioma in plasma. The purpose of this study was to assess the diagnostic potential of this approach and gain novel insights into the metabolism of glioma and its systemic effects. Methods: Plasma samples were collected prospectively by centrifugation of blood samples from patients with a glioma (n = 70) or a control group (n = 70). NMR spectra of these plasma samples were analyzed using orthogonal partial least square discriminant analysis (OPLS-DA) to identify the potential biomarkers. Results: The OPLS-DA model showed a good differentiation between the glioma and the control groups. A total of 20 metabolites were identified, which are closely correlating with the presence of a glioma. Compared to the control group, patients with a glioma were associated with lower concentrations of isoleucine, leucine, valine, lactate, alanine, glycoprotein, glutamate, citrate, creatine, myo-inositol, choline, tyrosine, phenylalanine, 1-methylhistidine, α-glucose, β-glucose, and higher concentrations of very low density lipoprotein, low density lipoprotein (LDL), unsaturated lipid, and pyruvate. These 20 metabolites, which are involved in energy, fatty acid, and amino acid metabolism, may be associated with a human glioma. Conclusion: Our study is the first one to identify the plasma metabolites that have the potential to distinguish between patients with a glioma and healthy subjects. NMR-based metabonomics provides a good sensitivity and selectivity in differentiating the healthy control group from patients suffering form the disease. Plasma metabolic profiling may have a potential in diagnosing a glioma in the early phase and may help in enhancing our understanding of its underlying mechanisms.
Background: Growth hormone (GH) levels following oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) at 12 weeks or later after surgery have been accepted as the most reliable parameter for defining remission and/or cure in patients with acromegaly. However, the role of random GH in predicting remission in the immediate postoperative period using modern criteria is not known. This study was undertaken to evaluate the role of random GH levels in first 5 postoperative days as an early predictive tool for long-term remission of patients with acromegaly following transsphenoidal pituitary surgery (TSS). Patients and Methods: Seventy-five consecutive acromegaly patients with at least three postoperative OGTT values at 3, 6, and 12 months of follow-up were included in the study. GH levels were measured just before surgery, in the immediate postoperative period, at 6 h and on day 1 to day 5 after surgery. Remission was defined as normal age-specific insulin-like growth factor-1 and either basal fasting GH <1 ng/ml or a nadir GH following OGTT <0 .4 ng/ml at 3 months of surgery. Results: Of the 75 patients with acromegaly who underwent TSS, long-term remission was achieved in 42 (56%) patients. GH values ≤1.55 ng/ml at 6 h of surgery showed the highest predictive power for long-term remission, with a sensitivity of 81.2% and a specificity of 83.3%. The duration of disease and tumor volume had no effect on the 6 h GH value-related prediction of cure. Conclusion: Early postoperative GH values may be used to predict long-term cure. A value of ≤1.5 ng/ml at 6 h following surgery may predict long-term cure in two-thirds of the patients with acromegaly who undergo TSS.
Background: Intractable epilepsy is defined as the occurrence of seizures that cannot be controlled with medical treatment. The discovery of epilepsy biomarkers is increasingly attracting more attention from both clinical physicians as well as neuroscientists. Increased levels of soluble and/or cellular galectin-3 (Gal-3) have been associated with various diseases. However, the effects of Gal-3 in epilepsy are still unknown. In this study, we evaluated the association of higher interictal serum Gal-3 protein levels in patients diagnosed with intractable epilepsy. Patients and Methods: A group of 38 patients with intractable epilepsy and 26 healthy age-matched control subjects were included in this study. A commercially available electrochemiluminescence immunoassay (ECLIA) kit was used to determine serum Gal-3 protein levels. Results: Our results indicated that serum Gal-3 protein level in the patient group was 6.67 ± 0.34 ng/ml, and in the age-matched control group was 5.40 ± 0.34 ng/ml. The difference between the two groups was found to be statistically significant (P = 0.003). Conclusion: This study found a detectable elevation in serum Gal-3 concentration in patients with focal epilepsy. Given its secretory nature and detectable levels in the serum, Gal-3 could be a potential biomarker for intractable epilepsy.
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NOWCAST New Hampshire Chronicle
Prosecutors: Man who threatened Gov. Chris Sununu is danger to himself, others
Judge to rule whether to release Brian Roberts
Andy Hershberger
WEBVTT CENTERED ON BRIAN ROBERTS'S MENTAL HEALTH AND WHETHER IT'S SAFE FOR HIM TO BE RELEASED INTO THE COMMUNITY. PROSECUTORS SAY THAT 38-YEAR-OLD BRIAN ROBERTS IS A DANGER TO HIMSELF AND OTHERS. ROBERTS IS FACING ONE COUNT OF CRIMINAL THREATENING AFTER AUTHORITIES SAY HE USED A CIA WEBSITE TO THREATEN GOVERNOR CHRIS SUNUNU. >> HE WRITES, "GOING TO SHOOT GOV STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE NO MATTER WHAT. CORRECT? -- CORRECT?" ANDY: PROSECUTORS SAY THIS IS ONE OF SEVERAL THREATENING MESSAGES THEY UNCOVERED, OTHERS REFERENCE THE CONCORD JEWISH COMMUNITY. THE STATE TROOPER WHO ARRESTED ROBERTS SAID HE IS HOMELESS AND CLAIMED TO BE SCHIZOPHRENIC. >> HE SPOKE A LOT ABOUT A NAVY SEAL CHIP BEING PLACED INTO HIM. HE BELIEVED THERE WAS A GPS IN HIM. THE GOVERNMENT WAS MONITORING HIM, OVERALL PARANOIA ABOUT HELICOPTERS HOVERING OVER HIM. ANDY: THE STATE WANTS ROBERTS HELD WITHOUT BAIL PENDING HIS TRIAL, BUT WOULD NOT OPPOSE MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT IF IT'S AVAILABLE. HIS DEFENSE ATTORNEY WANTS HIM RELEASED SO HE CAN GET THE HELP HE NEEDS, ADDING THAT ROBERTS TOLD POLICE HE NEVER MEANT ANY OF HIS ALLEGED THREATS AND AUTHORITIES NEVER FOUND ANY WEAPONS. >> THEY ARE NOT COGENT. THEY'RE INCOHERENT, DIFFICULT TO READ, DISORGANIZED THOUGHTS OF SOMEBODY'S WHO'S MENTALLY ILL AND SUFFERING FROM SCHIZOPHRENIA. ANDY: RABBI ROBIN NAFISHI SAYS SHE HOPES ROBERTS GETS HELP, BUT IS TROUBLED BY A RECENT WAVE OF ANTI-SEMITISM LOCALLY AND NATIONALLY. >> WE ARE A STRONG COMMUNITY. WE'RE A COMMUNITY WITH A LOT OF RESULT, -- A LOT OF RESOLVE, AND WE'LL GET THROUGH THIS AS WELL. ANDY: ROBERTS ALSO MADE A RAMBLING STATEMENT TODAY WHERE HE TALKED ABOUT MENTAL ILLNESS AND WRITING A
A Concord judge is deciding if a man accused of threatening the governor should be released on bail.Brian Roberts was arrested last week and charged with one count of criminal threatening. He's accused of making threatening statements against the governor through a CIA website.Officials said Roberts sent an electronic message to CIA.gov saying, "Going to shoot Gov state of NH no matter what."During their investigation, police said they also uncovered evidence of Roberts' hatred of the local Jewish community in Concord.Authorities said Roberts is homeless and officials said to this point, they found no evidence he had any type of weapons.Much of the hearing centered on Roberts' mental health and whether it's safe for him to be released into the community.Prosecutors said Roberts is a danger to himself and others.Trooper Kevin LeBlanc, who made the arrest, said Roberts is homeless and claimed to be schizophrenic."He spoke a lot about a Navy SEAL chip being placed into him. He believed there was a GPS in him. The government was monitoring him. Overall paranoia about helicopters hovering over him," LeBlanc said.The state wants Roberts held without bail pending his trial but would not oppose mental health treatment if it's available.In court, defense lawyers said Roberts is clearly mentally ill and they would like to see him released on bail to seek treatment.Roberts' defense attorney wants him released so he can get the help he needs, adding that Roberts told police he never meant any of his alleged threats and authorities never found any weapons."When you read the entire message in the context of how many were sent to the CIA.gov website, they are not cogent. They're incoherent. They're difficult-to-read, disorganized thoughts of somebody who's mentally ill and suffering from schizophrenia," Alex Vitale, defense attorney, said.Prosecutors said they want Roberts held without bail, but they also would like to see him get counseling, if possible."The defendant, as he discussed with Trooper Leblanc, he gets frustrated when no one is listening to him. He goes on rants, as you see in these emails reflect references to him being mad," Geoff Ward, New Hampshire assistant attorney general, said.Rabbi Robin Nafishi, of Temple Beth Jacob, said she hopes Roberts gets help but is troubled by a recent wave of anti-Semitism locally and nationally."We are a strong community. We're a community with a lot of resolve and we'll get through this as well," Nafishi said.Roberts made a brief, rambling statement to the court that dealt with a history of mental illness and writing a history of the state of New Hampshire.The judge took the matter under advisement.
CONCORD, N.H. —
A Concord judge is deciding if a man accused of threatening the governor should be released on bail.
Brian Roberts was arrested last week and charged with one count of criminal threatening. He's accused of making threatening statements against the governor through a CIA website.
Officials: FBI had previously questioned man accused of threatening Sununu, Jewish community
Officials said Roberts sent an electronic message to CIA.gov saying, "Going to shoot Gov state of NH no matter what."
During their investigation, police said they also uncovered evidence of Roberts' hatred of the local Jewish community in Concord.
Authorities said Roberts is homeless and officials said to this point, they found no evidence he had any type of weapons.
Much of the hearing centered on Roberts' mental health and whether it's safe for him to be released into the community.
Prosecutors said Roberts is a danger to himself and others.
Trooper Kevin LeBlanc, who made the arrest, said Roberts is homeless and claimed to be schizophrenic.
"He spoke a lot about a Navy SEAL chip being placed into him. He believed there was a GPS in him. The government was monitoring him. Overall paranoia about helicopters hovering over him," LeBlanc said.
The state wants Roberts held without bail pending his trial but would not oppose mental health treatment if it's available.
In court, defense lawyers said Roberts is clearly mentally ill and they would like to see him released on bail to seek treatment.
Roberts' defense attorney wants him released so he can get the help he needs, adding that Roberts told police he never meant any of his alleged threats and authorities never found any weapons.
"When you read the entire message in the context of how many were sent to the CIA.gov website, they are not cogent. They're incoherent. They're difficult-to-read, disorganized thoughts of somebody who's mentally ill and suffering from schizophrenia," Alex Vitale, defense attorney, said.
Prosecutors said they want Roberts held without bail, but they also would like to see him get counseling, if possible.
"The defendant, as he discussed with Trooper Leblanc, he gets frustrated when no one is listening to him. He goes on rants, as you see in these emails reflect references to him being mad," Geoff Ward, New Hampshire assistant attorney general, said.
Rabbi Robin Nafishi, of Temple Beth Jacob, said she hopes Roberts gets help but is troubled by a recent wave of anti-Semitism locally and nationally.
"We are a strong community. We're a community with a lot of resolve and we'll get through this as well," Nafishi said.
Roberts made a brief, rambling statement to the court that dealt with a history of mental illness and writing a history of the state of New Hampshire.
The judge took the matter under advisement.


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Q: JSF tabview and datatable update attribute to change tabview id I have a tabView that has 3 tabs, in each tab there is a panelGrid and dataTable, I would like to add a record to the dataTable from the panelGrid and when I do so I want the tabView to move to the next tab, and the same in the second tab, this is going fine, but my problem is when I select a record from the dataTable I want to change the panelGrid to the same information which were selected then move to the next tab and edit the information there, it works fine only if I added a new record the tab go to the next one, but when I go back and select another data from the dataTable it does not move to the next tab, I cant figure out what I am doing wrong.
Here is my tabs code:
    <h:form id="frmExamBank" widgetVar="accordionPanelWidget">

                <ui:include src="/pages/instructors/test.xhtml" />

                <ui:include src="/pages/instructors/questions.xhtml" />

                <ui:include src="/pages/instructors/answers.xhtml" />

    </h:form>

And here is my panelGrid:

        <f:facet name="header">

#{msg2.get('course_exam_bank')}

        </f:facet>

            <f:selectItems value="#{mbCourses.all}" var="course"
                itemLabel="#{course.fullName}" itemValue="#{course}" />

            <f:selectItem itemLabel="#{msg2.get('select_category')}"
                itemValue="#{null}" noSelectionOption="true" />
            <f:selectItems value="#{mbExamCategory.all}" var="category"
                itemLabel="#{category.name}" itemValue="#{category}" />

        <f:facet name="footer">

        </f:facet>

Here is my dataTable:

                            #{rowIndex+1}

                        #{bank.course.name}

                        #{bank.examCatogory.name}

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... my problem is when I select a record from the dataTable...it
  works fine only if I added a new record the tab go to the next
  one, but when I go back and select another data from the dataTable
  it does not move to the next tab...

As you've discovered, using multiple Primefaces tabs in the same view can be very tricky.
One (perhaps overcomplicated) approach to selecting between multiple tabs is to use an actionListener on the page bean.  In your case, you could associate the listener to the data table event, rowSelect.
In the actionListener, call the client using Primefaces method:
RequestContext.getCurrentInstance().execute("selectTab(desiredTabNumber)");
Note that the function name (selectTab) must actually exist in the client code, as follows:

(The following is an edit in response to your question about a better or simpler approach.)
Another (probably more reliable) approach would be to not try to manage the model state between multiple tabs on the same page.  Instead, maybe use JSF Flow Scope to set up a series of pages:

The Faces Flows feature of JavaServer Faces technology allows you to create a set of pages with a scope, FlowScoped, that is greater than request scope but less than session scope. For example, you might want to create a series of pages for the checkout process in an online store. You could create a set of self-contained pages that could be transferred from one store to another as needed.


Two days before Thanksgiving, a lone black-eyed rudbeckia, surrounded by dead stalks and fallen leaves, blooms in my front garden. I bend into it and smile. November, west of Boston, I check the frost warnings with hope that my pint-sized yellow friend will beat the odds. I am uneasy in my selfish wish for nurturing temperatures given the wider implications of global warming.
Do I feel guilty for the enjoyment? Yes and no. This time last year, I wrote, "a warm day, in the 60's, a fantastic day for gardening, my body seemed fluid, bent and moved with ease as I cut back most of the perennials." No ambivalence in that note.
The late bloomer inserted itself between two large stones at the tip of the small pond. The full sun location, next to the front steps, is prime. All the surrounding garden plants, in lock step, died off while this rebel's blossom invited me to check daily as to whether or not it would birth open.
Late fall in the Northeast; it is unusual to find a late spring perennial growing as if the season were just beginning. How could I not be taken with its sweet youth and wonder at the possibility of how long it would withstand the frequent dawn frostings?
I kid you not; I root for this rebel, take pleasure in its steadfastness. Yet, to experience pleasure makes me uneasy given that I am rooting for more temperate days for its growth and yes, my own selfish nurturance. The connection to this black-eyed sprout helps to sustain me during the autumn of my life when many dear friends are suffering from falls and terrible diagnosis. I am grateful for my sturdiness and ability to share what warmth I can, to try to ease their challenges.
Thanksgiving arrives in two days. 60-degree weather is predicted. I have no control over the air currents or their trajectory just as I have no control over who thrives. What I know is that I will join friends and family to give thanks around my daughter's table for my bountiful connection to family, friends and to this earth.
Through daily gratitude writing, I have learned to notice and engage with the immediate relationships in my life, be they human, animal, plant or mineral. To attend is to be mindful and caring of another. The very act fuels the possibility of meaningful connection. I am grateful to share the story of my sprouting rudbeckia with the hope that whatever moves you as the solstice descends will be shared in meaningful ways.
This entry was posted in Mindfulness, Nature, Relationship(s), Well-Being, Writing and tagged aging, global warming, gratitude writing, mindfulness, thankfulness on November 30, 2015 by fayewriter.
Thank you, Hannah! I so appreciate your comment.
What a singular late-blooming "rebel" — and which of us (in autumn, yes) couldn't relate to her rugged persistence? I savored your story, Faye, and appreciate your steadfast, observant writing.
And I so appreciate your thoughtful comment, my autumnal sister!


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