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Hamilton has not played Winter Ball for the first time as a professional. The emphasis has been on strength and conditioning.
Hamilton hit .250 overall last season, but his splits were drastic: .285 in the first half; .200 in the second half.
"All we can do is speculate that his second half of the season was just getting used to playing in the bigs for the full season," Reds manager Bryan Price said. "I certainly think strength certainly February through October is important. Getting stronger, getting re-acquainted with acumen for bunting, getting more balls hit on the ground, more hard line drives, instead of balls in the air."
Hamilton stole 56 bases last year, but he was caught an MLB-high 23 times. Getting his percentage up will be a point of emphasis.
"I think it's just education," Price said. "The thing about being a young, confident player is feeling like there's not a situation where you can't be successful. Even though the percentages are always going to be in his favor, there are always going to be better opportunities, better pitches to run against. That will be part of education."

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Testing how well people remember past events in their lives could help doctors make early predictions about who is at risk for developing Alzheimer's disease, according to a new study.
Researchers administered an "autobiographical memory" test to a group of 35 healthy adults, about half of whom carry the gene variant APOE e4—a known genetic risk factor that nearly doubles the chances of developing Alzheimer's disease.
Sometimes called a disease with a clinically silent beginning, Alzheimer's disease is difficult to detect early even though changes in the brain related to the disease may begin to happen years or even decades before an individual starts to exhibit memory difficulties, researchers say.
"This raises a huge challenge for developing effective treatments," says Matthew Grilli, an assistant professor and director of the Human Memory Laboratory in the University of Arizona psychology department and lead author of the paper in the Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society.
He and colleagues decided to focus on autobiographical memory, or people's recollection of past events in their lives, because this type of memory depends on areas of the brain that are vulnerable to early changes from Alzheimer's disease.
In autobiographical interviews, study participants, who ranged in age from early-50s to 80, were asked to recall recent memories, memories from their childhood, and memories from early adulthood with as much detail as possible.
The interviewers—who didn't know which participants had a genetic risk factor for Alzheimer's—recorded and scored participants' responses, evaluating which details added to the richness and vividness of the memories and which did not.
The next step is to study brain activity in the people who struggle to generate vivid autobiographical memories to see if they have observable changes in brain structure or activation of the regions of the brain affected early on by Alzheimer's.
"The tests for early signs of Alzheimer's disease pathology are invasive and expensive, so this new cognitive test potentially could be used as a screen," Grilli says.


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Mom seeks to light the way for others
12:05 PM 1p36 deletion, Coping and Emotions, disability, genetic disorders, parent support, parenting, self-care, siblings 2 comments
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Narges Karbasi can only think of one medical interaction that wasn't helpful when she learned her daughter Lilly had a rare genetic condition called 1p36 deletion syndrome.
"At her first birthday the neurologist gave us the results of a microarray test," Narges says. "He said 'This is the name of the syndrome, go and google it.' He didn't tell us about it. We googled it and we were in shock, because you always see the worst things [online]: she's going to die, she's going to have heart problems. It was the worst experience."
But soon after, Narges spoke with clinicians, other families and even acquaintances that gave her back a sense of hope.
"We took her to the pediatrician and I was crying. I said 'Did you see the report? She may not walk, she may not talk.' The doctor said 'Yes, she may not walk and she may not talk. But she can love.' I thought yes, Lilly wants me, she loves me. These are the words that helped me a lot."
After getting Lilly's diagnosis, Narges and her husband Farhad initially kept the news to themselves. "It was like a grieving," she says. "Before telling the world, we cried with each other and we screamed and shouted and said 'why?' When we told people, we wanted to talk about it in a very normal, happy way, because we thought if we cry or are sad, people will always look at her and think 'poor baby.' At first it was so difficult to talk about. I practised on people I don't know. In the street, in the park. That helped me get used to the words so I could tell close family."
Narges searched online and found a Facebook group for families of children with 1p36. "The moms there are amazingly supportive," she says. "They have children from newborn to 40 years old. I can say that each is a doctor, a geneticist, because of all they know. You can ask any question and within a couple of hours you have hundreds of people responding with their experience. The other thing that helped me was seeing that there were so many parents who had adopted kids with the same syndrome. It's one thing when this is my kid. But for parents to adopt not one, but two children, with this syndrome, and they have a happy life."
One day Lilly was out in a stroller with a babysitter. A neighbor who was driving by stopped to ask the babysitter if Lilly was walking yet. She wasn't, as her motor skills were delayed. The neighbor wrote a note for the sitter to give to Narges with the name and phone number of a physiotherapist who did Medek and had helped her daughter. "At first I didn't like it when I got the note," Narges says. "I thought why is she doing this? Then my husband said give her a call, maybe this is a sign."
Lilly, who turns five next month, began walking last year, and Narges attributes it to the Medek therapy. "She couldn't even roll or sit from lying when she started," she says. "We are so excited for this summer because it's the first summer she can walk. Lilly is a happy girl who loves to be independent. She fights for what she wants and she gets what she wants—it doesn't matter if you understand her, or if she can't say it, she will get it. She enjoys being outside and we're so excited about having her first birthday party outdoors."
Through the physiotherapist, Narges learned about the babies group offered through Holland Bloorview's Play and Learn. Parents and babies attend weekly for sensory and motor play and live music. "Seeing so many moms like me and kids like Lilly was a great first step into this new world," Narges says.
Every month an infant development specialist came to visit Lilly at home. "That service is so helpful. They come into your home and see how you live, and help me with specific things. For example, Lilly is very sensitive with what she eats, so the person made an appointment to come at her snack time so she could help with snack."
Lilly then spent two years at Play and Learn nursery school. "It's amazing. It's like her home and she likes everybody. They plan for each kid and they love their jobs. The teachers even check on me, too. They'll say: 'How are you doing? Why are you not smiling today?'"
Lilly uses sign language and pictures to communicate and is attending kindergarten in our integrated education and therapy program in September.
Narges says she's learned to live in the moment. "I stopped thinking of the future. If today Lilly is waving or pointing, a point is a word you can live a life with. I enjoy that moment without worrying about what should be next. There is no 'what if' in my mind anymore."
Narges, who moved to Canada from Tehran, Iran with Farhad in 2009, says Lilly's syndrome has brought the couple closer. "Our bond and love is way stronger. When you know you have a shoulder to lean on and someone who is always there to talk to, it helps. Being a believer in God has also helped me a lot. I said "If that's what God wants for me, I should be on board."
Narges says she prefers not to use the terms disability or special needs. "What I like to call it is unique, because I learn that every person is unique in his or her own way."
Lilly has an older brother Dylan, and Narges says it's important for him that the family "fights to be happy and to have as close to a normal life as possible. Disability minimizes the thing you can do, but as a family we never accept no for an answer. We never say, 'okay, that's not for us.' Everything is for us. We always try to find a way. For example, we like to ski as a family, and through searching everything my husband found something Lilly can sit on and we can still ski together. Travelling isn't easy, but we should do it. We don't want Dylan to think 'we can't do this like my other friends because of my sister.' We didn't want his life to be on pause. We say this is the life we have and we try. If we can, we can. When he was younger, Dylan questioned why Lilly wasn't walking or talking. That was a challenge not to minimize his feelings."
Narges believes Dylan has developed many positive attributes because of his relationship with Lilly. "These siblings are going to be different kids. They're going to be caring. I see how Dylan cares about his friends, how he sees people equally. He never points at someone who has a disability because he learns that that is who that person is."
Narges likes to pair times when she takes Lilly to therapy with an activity Farhad does with Dylan. "So I will say 'If you are playing football, Lilly will have speech therapy.' She has a program and he has a program."
Narges is a big believer in self-care for parents. "We need to do something we really like, even if it's just for one hour a day. When Lilly went to Play and Learn each morning, I'd make a joke that the only thing I didn't do is go to Tehran and see the family. I shop, I hang out with friends, I go to the coffee shop, I walk or go to the gym. Those two hours are mine. They become the best time of the day. We should find a time for ourselves, even doing nothing, but being on our own."
Narges says next year when Lilly is in school full day, she'd like to volunteer at Holland Bloorview to help other parents. "They need to see one mother or father or family and say 'they are happy, they have a happy life.' That's the most helpful thing. When you see a mother in real life who is laughing, dancing, having her life—it doesn't matter how her kid is doing—she is happy and you think 'Oh, maybe one day I can be that person.'"
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Beth @ BethinaBox.com says:
Such a beautiful little girl. Receiving a diagnosis of something that is rare is so difficult. We were given an information leaflet along with our diagnosis (22q11.2 Deletion Syndrome), along with actual websites of organisations dedicated to the syndrome.
Diagnosis was, in a way, a huge relief for me. I knew from 6 weeks old that something wasn't right with my girl and it felt like validation of my thoughts.
Tina Szymczak says:
Your daughter is absolutely adorable. Good for your family for being able to find the positives in life. I'm sure you will be a wonderful source of information and support for other families.
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Border Adjustment Tax - Comments and Observations
A running commentary on the proposed 2017 House Republican Federal Tax Plan with a special focus on the impact on Small Business.
Why You Should Care about the Gorsuch Confirmation
I am sure you, like me, are watching the Neil Gorsuch Supreme Court nomination drama with ghoulish fascination. As you probably know, the Republicans are threatening to go "nuclear" by reinterpreting Senate rules (changing procedure) to allow a majority vote to end debate. This would allow the Republicans to end the Democrats' filibuster going on right now, and effectively make it possible for a majority vote to decide a Supreme Court nomination.
This controversy seems like a Hatfield-McCoy dispute. Tit-for-tat, a never ending escalation, dating back to who-knows-when. The last "nuclear" trigger was pulled by Harry Reid to allow majority vote to end debate on judicial nominations short of the Supreme Court. Didn't take long for the Republicans to go the next step, prompted by lingering Democrat rage over McConnell's plan to not consider the nomination of Merrick Garland last year and their intent to retaliate against Gorsuch. Notably, McConnell's idea was first made by Joe Biden in the 90's.
Don't assign black hats and white hats here. You can see that this is an oscillating drama with no good guys, just viciousness and no consideration for us. You know, the public.
The WSJ recaps the sorry descent into hell:
"The rise in partisanship has fed an escalating feud between the parties over how to use the Senate's procedural tools to keep the other side in check. Democrats, when in the Senate minority during President George W. Bush's presidency, sought to block a set of Mr. Bush's judicial nominees before the Gang of 14 agreement defused the tension. The parliamentary arms race between the parties has just continued since 2005," said Sarah Binder, a senior fellow specializing in Congress at the Brookings Institution. "Minorities exploit the rules and majorities find new ways to restrict those new avenues. Later, when Republicans were in the minority, their opposition to some of then-President Barack Obama's judicial and executive nominees helped push Democrats, led by former Sen. Harry Reid of Nevada, to change the chamber's rules in 2013. That change enabled the Senate to approve lower-court and executive nominees with just a simple majority. Then last year, Republicans, back in control of the Senate, refused to hold a hearing for Merrick Garland , Mr. Obama's nominee to the Supreme Court after Justice Antonin Scalia died in February. That stoked anger among liberal voters, who pressed Democratic senators this year to oppose Mr. Gorsuch. The pressure from Democratic voters also was driven by resistance to Mr. Trump's inflammatory comments and early actions in office. This is like a troubled relationship where everybody has a grievance and everybody has a little bit of a reason to be angry, but the question becomes, what do we do next?" said Sen. Schatz of Hawaii."
Sadly and dangerously, the WSJ notes that we can still fall deeper down this hole:
"However, lawmakers from both parties say there is no appetite now for changing the 60-vote threshold for procedural hurdles on most legislation. GOP lawmakers have said Mr. Reid's decision to change the rules in 2013 paved the road for their alteration later this week. The consequences of the 2013 rules change became evident this year, when Mr. Trump's nominees, many of whom were contentious, cleared the Senate often along largely partisan lines."
This is the threat you should be worried about, a lot. The Senate's procedural rules are a valuable check-and-balance against "Majoritarianism". The concept that we should always do what the Majority wants is extremely dangerous. The issues that arise are very threatening to all of us. As a minority, I am particularly averse to Majoritarianism. Issues of personal liberty and individual rights are directly threatened by this, and not to be melodramatic, but those are critical issues that define what makes America great. The inconvenient roadblocks in the Senate protect us all. Stripping them away in a Hatfield-McCoy style dispute injures us all, considerably.
As it relates to the Border Adjustment Tax, consider what makes this terrible proposal hard to translate into legislation and law. The Republicans are only able to push tax reform through as part of reconciliation, a Senate procedure that severely constrains the terms in the law. Reconciliation is valuable because debate can be terminated with a majority vote. Connecting the dots yet?
If debate on legislation can be ended by majority vote, this rule can easily change - right now. A block of cooperating Republicans in the House and Senate, backed by the White House, can do whatever they like, with no obstacles. This makes Trump a King, not a President. Democrats in Congress would have no role until their power can be restored by the voters, then they would set about doing what the Republicans are doing right now, namely tearing down what the last guy did.
Yoyo-ing laws and regulations will come at a terrible cost to all of us. We should care, a LOT, about this pending change in rules in the Senate. There's no point in my calling my Illinois Senators, they are both Democrats so we know where they stand. If you live in a state with a Republican Senator or Senators, I suggest you write them and call them today to protest this change in rule. I also suggest you organize groups of people, large groups of people, to also do this today. We can only stop this by group action as voters.
This is serious. Your actions can make a difference.
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Q: Create Dynamic Record Type in TypeScript based on Key value Currently I do have below Interface on my application. Is it possible to create record type PropA based on key value.
e.g : if I pass "apple" as record key it will expect IApple interface on value else it will expect IModel.
interface Itest {
  propsA: Record<string,IModel>
}

A: You want a type for an object where all string keys have a value of type IModel except for the key "apple" which has a value IApple.
If IApple is a subtype of IModel then this is very simple.  Record<string, IModel> declares that all properties must be IModel.  We combine that with & {apple?: IApple} which says that the property apple must also be IApple.  The ? means that apple is optional.
interface Itest {
  propsA: Record<string, IModel> & {apple?: IApple}
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If IApple and IModel are two unrelated types then this becomes trickier because the Record<string, IModel> applies to every string including apple and we get an error "Property 'apple' is incompatible with index signature."  We need to say that the value is IModel for every key except apple.

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The Bills had sixth-round pick Nick O'Leary stashed on their practice squad all season, but as is the case this time of year, NFL clubs go hunting for players on other teams' practice squads looking for future contributors to sign to their 53-man roster. Teams were doing that early in the week with O'Leary, which is what prompted the Bills to promote him to their active roster Tuesday.
Head coach Rex Ryan admitted as much on Wednesday.
If O'Leary wanted he could've chosen to sign with another team, but with the Bills willing to pull him up to their 53-man roster to keep him, it was easier to remain in an offense that he's familiar with and help contribute to the team's playoff aspirations in the final month of the season.
Ryan confirmed that O'Leary will be dressed for Sunday's game in Philadelphia and play.


Agent Coulson Will Join S.H.I.E.L.D...Again.
This past week saw some terrible news rock the comic book industry. I don't want to go into too many details regarding what happened, but I'll sum it up as best as I can here.
Roc Upchurch, artist on Image's series Rat Queens was arrested for assaulting his wife after she allegedly attacked him. The couple has been in the process of getting a divorce and things got heated and led to violence.
THINGS SHOULD NEVER LEAD TO VIOLENCE!
That's about all I'll say on the subject. Bleeding Cool has more on the story and while I am all about crediting sources, I refuse to link to that rumour mill so seek out the story yourself if you want to see it from the site that broke the news.
That being said, Kurtis Wiebe was put in an impossible situation after this news broke and was left trying to figure out what to do. For some context before I dive into this some more, Kurtis is an amazing human and one of my favourite people in comics. He was one of the very first guests that we ever had on Talking Comics and came on the show when we didn't really have much to offer other than a place to talk about his work. Kurtis is incredibly hard-working and has been a writer providing us with amazingly original stories for several years now. Kurtis and his fiancée Shannon just had a baby… a beautiful little girl named Willow. It's also worth noting here that Shannon created and runs the Rat Queens merch and she is AMAZING at it.
Kurtis did not abuse anyone. Kurtis has lived through abuse himself and has been a constant advocate for getting help, supporting women and even speaking out about eating disorders. Yet all of these fans of Rat Queens heard the news about Roc and without letting Kurtis or Image make a statement said "I'm dropping Rat Queens!" which was incredibly disappointing to see.
This is a difficult and upsetting statement to write. I couldn't have imagined something I love so dearly would become connected to domestic violence.
After a few days of reflection and going through a roller coaster of emotion, I've realized I'm not angry about this revelation. I'm deeply saddened. When you work with someone so closely on a project that is so personal, you are much more than creative collaborators, you become friends that feel like family. I have a lot of love for Roc Upchurch, I've spent a lot of time with him, at conventions and signings and quiet times over dinner when the crowds have gone away. Shannon and I have spent time with his wife, whom we admire greatly. With everything that has happened, I still care about and love Roc and my greatest hope is that in all this there is an opportunity to find help and for healing to take place in his family. They are never far from our thoughts.
I'm not a stranger to domestic abuse. I know that keeping abuse a secret and being afraid to speak about it are why so many people suffer in silence. It is a topic that needs to be openly talked about and there needs to be a feeling of safety and acceptance for those that come forward with their stories. It is why I am addressing this news rather than burying my head in the sand.
I know many readers are asking the ultimate question: What now? I was on vacation with my family when the news broke and I've spent the past few days debating what to do. Rat Queens has always meant a lot to me. I've poured my heart into the series, and through it I've shared my life, revealed my fears and insecurities and it's helped me cope with lifelong struggles of body image and confidence.
I want you to know that Rat Queens means the world to me on a personal level and my mission for the series is unchanged. I want to write stories about women that I see in my everyday life, about friendship and to make comics that include and embrace diversity.
As of today, Roc Upchurch will no longer be illustrating Rat Queens. This is going to be a transitionary period for the series as we rebuild and prepare for a new start. I am committed to Rat Queens, to stand by what it has always been praised for and to prove to the fans that they weren't wrong in loving it.
Thank you for your understanding in this difficult time.
As a Vancouver resident, I encourage contacting Domestic Abuse Services to learn how you can get information about abuse or make a charitable donation.
I'm urging you all to take this into consideration before you decide to drop the title. Kurtis is half of this amazing series that you have all loved up to this point. Continue to support it so that Kurtis can support his family and continue to bring us brilliant work. We owe him this much. Rat Queens #9 is out on December 10, 2014.
This is nuts. I had no idea what was going on but I was wondering what had happened to the shipping schedule of Rat Queens.
To be honest, I was considering dropping the book just because it wasn't coming out regularly but after reading this, I'll be sticking with it.
This title has meant more to me than its creators, and its worth to me extends beyond its creative team. I wouldn't dream of dropping it.


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mystery Pedro Almodovar spain
With its irresistible richness, its color and warmth, Pedro Almodóvar's Volver (2006) is set to capture your eyes. "Volver" is Spanish for "to return," or to "come back". It is said that it represents the director's return to his childhood, magnifying the women in his life and the "small village" beliefs that shaped his imagination.
The film takes places between Madrid and the small town of La Mancha, and it tells the story of three women: Raimunda, a hard working mother played by Penelope Cruz; Paula, her teenage daughter, and Sole, Raimunda's sister. Raimunda's family life breaks with one dreadful act of violence, added to the fact that there is a secret about her late mother Irene (Carmen Maura) that surfaces when Irene returns from beyond the grave to make contact with her daughters. It's definitely a plot strongly influenced by magical realism, fluctuating between life after death and daily life problems.
The first scene, showing several women compulsively cleaning the graves of their deceased, sets the influence of the dead over the living as the main theme.
The visual language is characterized by red, Almodovar's signature. In Volver, red represents death, but it also represents women, passion and life (ironically).
The aesthetics also make reference to several masterpieces by iconic directors. In a way, we feel it's almost an ode to Hitchcock, not only because of the constant suspense of the story, but because of the way some scenes are shot and the elements he highlights. The murder scene in Raimunda's kitchen for example, with the bloody knife and the camera's point of view over her cleavage, it's a clear reminder to Psycho. At the same time, Penelope Cruz character inevitably make us think of Sophia Loren in films from Italian neorealism, depicted by tragic heroines and exaggerated sentimentality.
One thing is clear: Almodovar is above all a director who loves women. And it is in this context of beauty, richly sensual without being sexual, combined with mystery and absurdness that the gestures of tragicomedy and passion make complete sense.
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        MessageBox.Show(String.Format($"New Score for User {isLoggedName} has been Registered ! => {score}"));
        usersTableAdapter.UpdateQuery(isLoggedName, registerLogin.loginPassword, score, isLoggedName);
        usersTableAdapter.Fill(flappyBirdDBDataSet.Users);
    }
    else if (isRegistered == true)
    {
        string isRegisteredName = registerLogin.RegisterUserName;
        MessageBox.Show(String.Format($"New Score for User {isRegisteredName} has been Registered ! => {score}"));
        usersTableAdapter.UpdateQuery(isRegisteredName, registerLogin.RegisterPassword, score, isRegisteredName);
        usersTableAdapter.Fill(flappyBirdDBDataSet.Users);
    }
}

but it doesn't show the isRegisteredName in the Message Box and also doesn't update the table.
I would be very thankful if you help me.


Kokedama, directly translated as 'moss ball', is our original product handmade by our staff in London.
The fern, or the succulent, is planted inside the moss and then is tied together into a ball. The concept is similar to bonsai trees, where it lives in a single individual environment.
This plant will give a lovely touch of greenery to your space, like it does in our white showroom.
Due to the fragility of the product, we can only accept Click & Collect as the delivery option.
Includes 1 kokedama and care instructions.
Sizes and types of fern/succulant subject to availability.


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Hvar (Avesta sonce) je iransko zoroastrsko božanstvo sonca, eden od tridesetih jazat. Ko vstaja na nebu, se zberejo vse jazate, zemlja in voda se očistita. Če Hvar ne bi več vzhajal, bi vse obladali, daeve, demoni nesreč, krivic in pregreh.

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Are you intrigued and fascinated by the Native American culture? Then you will love this fabric! Covered in beautiful shades of teal and brown in an exquisite Navajo print. Perfect for any sewing, quilting, or crafting projects!


The St. Louis Small Business Monthly welcomes the initial inductees to the Small Business Monthly Hall of Fame. Directions In Design owner Jane Ganz is among the five buisness leaders selected for this prestigious honor.
This award recognizes the accomplishments of area executives who have made lifetime contributions to St. Louis business. The Hall of Fame members rank among the most respected leaders in St. Louis of all time. Each has developed industry leading businesses that are poised to continue such leadership well into the future. All have persisted through extreme business and economic challenges as they inspire colleagues and employees to continue on their leadership.


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"""
Package for analysis

"""

# Import utils methods
from .tools import getInclude, plotData, saveData, loadData
from .utils import exception, _showFigure, _saveFigData, getCellsInclude, getCellsIncludeTags, _roundFigures, _smooth1d, syncMeasure, invertDictMapping, checkAvailablePlots

# Import connectivity-related functions
from .network import plotConn, _plotConnCalculateFromSim, _plotConnCalculateFromFile, plot2Dnet, plotShape, calculateDisynaptic, plot2Dfiring

# Import spike-related functions
from .spikes import prepareSpikeData, prepareRaster, prepareSpikeHist, popAvgRates
from ..plotting import plotRaster
from ..plotting import plotSpikeHist

# Import traces-related functions
#from .traces import prepareTraces
#from ..plotting import plotTraces
from .traces import plotTraces, plotEPSPAmp

# Import LFP-related functions
from .lfp import prepareLFP
from .lfp import preparePSD
from .lfp import prepareSpectrogram

# Import information theory-related functions
from .info import nTE, granger

# Import RxD-related functions
from .rxd import plotRxDConcentration

# Import interactive functions functions
try:
    from .interactive import iplotDipole, iplotDipoleSpectrogram, iplotDipolePSD, iplotRaster, iplotSpikeHist, iplotRatePSD, iplotTraces, iplotLFP, iplotConn, iplotRxDConcentration, iplot2Dnet, iplotSpikeStats
except:
    print('Warning: could not import interactive plotting functions; make sure the "bokeh" package is installed.')

# Import CSD-related functions
from .csd import getCSD, plotCSD


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USON sharps containers meet the UN requirement no. 3291 regarding packaging approved for transportation of dangerous goods (waste/disposal).
Lids for 5, 7, 11 and 21 l are available in 3 versions: A USON lid with easy syringe detachment as seen above to the left, a Clamp lid as seen in the middle and a Standard lid as seen above to the right.
The USON lid with easy syringe detachment can be operated with one hand, has statutory holes for pulling off needles and the lid has temporary and permanent closing option. For permanent closing of the container, the small flaps have to be bend downwards before they are pushed down to the holes.


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The 28th is crucial for Wimal Weerawansa!
Colombo high court will deliver their order on February 28th whether it is possible to proceed or no with the case filed against former minister Mr Wimal Weerawansa who is accused of illegally earning more than 75 million rupees in assets and property
The case was called before Colombo High Court Judge Navaratne Marasinghe today (16).
The lawyers representing Mr. Wimal Weerawansa had raised initial objections that since "Member of Parliament" is not defined as a government employee under the Constitution, it is not possible to pursue this case against him under the Bribery Act.
The written speeches related to the initial objection were filed before the court by the lawyers of both sides today.
The Colombo High Court announced that the verdict will be announced on February 28.
The Bribery Commission had filed the case against Mr. Wimal Weerawansa under the Bribery Act, alleging that he had illegally earned more than 75 million rupees in assets and money during his tenure as a minister from 2010 to 2015.
2 suspects are arrested for the incident of killing the two boys who were tortured and killed in Rambukkana!
Vasantha was detained 150 days ago! Antare demonstration in Colombo! before all police had arrived !


Etera Livine is a CNRS researcher and focuses especially on mathematical aspects of loop quantum gravity and spinfoam path integral models. Etera and Christoph both work on quantum gravity at the Laboratoire de Physique de l'Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon (LPENSL) in France.
Among the various approaches to the quantum gravity challenge, loop quantum gravity proposes a framework for a canonical quantization of general relativity, describing how the 3d geometry evolves in time. It does not require a priori extra dimensions or supersymmetry. It defines spin network states for the quantum geometry directly at the Planck scale, with a discrete spectra of areas and volumes, and computes their transition amplitudes by path integrals inspired from topological field theory, called spinfoam models. This framework is mathematically rigorous but we nevertheless face one big issue: the coarse-graining of the Planck geometry up to our scale and the cosmological scale and the induced renormalisation flow for the gravitational degrees of freedom. It is necessary to work this out in order to check the microscopic dynamics of the theory and be able to compute consistently the quantum corrections to classical gravity.
Christoph Charles is working on a PhD thesis about the coarse-graining of loop quantum gravity and its cosmological applications. Etera and Christoph both work on quantum gravity at the Laboratoire de Physique de l'Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon (LPENSL) in France.
In order to describe the structure of the theory at all length scales, it is essential to understand the geometry defined by the spin network states. These are best interpreted as the quantum version of twisted geometries, as introduced by Freidel and Speziale (arXiv:1001.2748). They generalize Regge triangulations, by allowing torsion on the 3d space slice. But keep in mind that this is the torsion of the Ashtekar-Barbero connection, and not of the spin-connection, and that it represents the extrinsic curvature of the spatial slice within space-time, that is in some sense the "speed" of evolution of the 3d geometry. Twisted geometries are constructed as chunks of space, defined as convex flat polyhedra (embedded in the flat 3-dimensional Euclidean space), glued together as usual through their faces, but merely enforcing a matching of the area of the faces and not of their exact shape. This mismatch encodes the non-vanishing torsion. When coarse-graining loop quantum geometry, we naturally expect non-trivial curvature and torsion to emerge and so we need to look for a generalization of twisted geometries made of curved blocks of geometry glued together. In our CQG paper we investigate the first step of this program, that is how to define the simplest curved hyperbolic polyhedra, that is the hyperbolic tetrahedron, in the natural variables of loop quantum gravity.
A flat convex polyhedron, such as a tetrahedron, is fully determined by the normal vectors to its faces, which define its embedding in the flat 3d space. These normals are constrained to sum to 0: this is the flat closure constraint. It is possible to work out a similar definition for a curved tetrahedron, embedded in a 3d hyperboloid, in terms of "curved normals" defined in terms of the parallel transport around each face. The closure constraint is then expressed in terms of the natural group multiplication on SU(2) (unitary matrices) or SB(2) (upper triangular matrices).
The simplest case of a constant homogeneous curvature corresponds to a non-trivial cosmological constant Λ≠0. In the context of topological field theories, like for instance Chern-Simons theory or gravity in three space-time dimensions or the so-called BF theories in arbitrary dimensions, the cosmological constant turns into a q-deformation of the gauge group. Following this insight, Girelli and Dupuis and collaborators (arXiv:1402.2323, arXiv:1403.7482) introduce q-deformed twisted geometries, which lead to q-deformed spin networks. Our aim was to understand if those q-deformed twisted geometries could be interpreted geometrically as hyperbolic twisted geometries, that is networks of hyperbolic polyhedra (weakly) glued together. Mathematically, focusing on tetrahedra, a flat tetrahedron are described through Minkowski's theorem by the normal vectors to its 4 triangular faces. The norm of these vectors give the area of the triangles. These normals sum to 0 by definition, this is called the "closure constraints". We describe how the normals to a hyperbolic tetrahedron can be defined as SU(2) group elements or as SB(2,C) group elements (roughly Lorentz boosts), instead of the 3-dimensional vectors of the flat case, and how the closure constraints can deformed from the abelian sum of vectors to the corresponding group multiplication. This turns out to be exactly the deformation of the gauge group action of the q-deformed theory. Very similar work by Haggard and collaborators also recently appeared as arXiv:1506.03053.
We still have to work out some details, such as the generalization from tetrahedra to arbitrary polyhedra, but we hope that this definition of elementary curved blocks of geometry will be a solid first brick of the larger program of gluing them together consistently in order to define curved twisted geometries and study the coarse-graining of spin network states and loop quantum gravity.
This entry was posted in Author Insights, IOPselect and tagged Loop Quantum Gravity, Spinfoam models by Claire Fullarton. Bookmark the permalink.


The Palaszczuk Government will deliver $897 million for M1 upgrades between Varsity Lakes and Tugun and between Eight Mile Plains and Daisy Hill.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said the major Budget announcement was a win for residents of the Gold Coast, Logan and Brisbane.
"The Palaszczuk Government will invest $487.5 million, half of the total cost, between 2018 and 2022, ensuring work can start as soon as possible. We know just how important these upgrades are to Queenslanders and we cannot wait any longer for this vital infrastructure work to begin," Ms Palaszczuk said.
"The M1 is the busiest road in our state. It takes hundreds of thousands of Queenslanders to work, to school, to our incredible beaches, shops and nightlife every single day.
"My Government has a proud record on the M1. We've already delivered the Exit 54 upgrade and heavy works are now underway at the Gateway Merge and Mudgeeraba to Varsity Lakes upgrades.
Deputy Premier and Treasurer Jackie Trad said the Government had acted to bring forward funding to make sure work can get underway sooner, not later.
"We want to see work getting underway as soon as possible, so we've brought funding forward so these upgrades can kick off immediately after the current works from Mudgeeraba to Varsity Lakes are complete," Ms Trad said.
"More than half of Queensland's funding, almost $500 million, will be spent over the next four years. That means planning will be finished and work will be underway by 2020.
"Meanwhile, more than 80% of the funding committed by the Federal Coalition won't even flow until after 2022-23. We don't want the Gold Coast to have to sit around and wait for Malcolm Turnbull's funding. That's why we're just getting on with it.
Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey said the Government was delivering the critical infrastructure the Gold Coast needs.
"After three years of neglect by the LNP, the Palaszczuk Government is getting the M1 moving again delivering four major upgrades with more to come," Mr Bailey said.
"We are finalising the planning to ensure the timely delivery of the next stages of the upgrade, between Eight Mile Plains and Daisy Hill and between Varsity Lakes and Tugun.
"As part of the M1 Action Plan, the Queensland Government has also funded construction of the Exit 57 interchange upgrade at Oxenford, with works planned to start in 2019.
Member for Gaven, Meaghan Scanlon says Gold Coast residents will benefit significantly from the ongoing upgrades to the M1.
''Not only will these upgrades cut travel time and improve safety but they will create hundreds of jobs across the Coast for years to come,'' Ms Scanlon said.
The Queensland Budget will be delivered on 12 June.


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Home » News » Supplier News » Bombardier Highlights Expertise at Rail Solutions Asia, Kuala Lumpur
Bombardier Highlights Expertise at Rail Solutions Asia, Kuala Lumpur
Bombardier presents latest innovations for transit systems
Sponsorship reflects Bombardiers long-term commitment to Malaysias rail market
Systems operating in Kuala Lumpur provide an international technology showcase
Rail technology leader Bombardier Transportation is a sponsor at the Rail Solutions Asia two-day conference taking place from today in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. At the conference, Bombardier will present its experience in transit system technologies and its latest innovations for tracking the performance of transit systems in real-time.
Speaking ahead of the conference, David Allen, Vice President Asia Pacific, Systems, Bombardier Transportation, said: Malaysia is enjoying great success with the BOMBARDIERINNOVIA driverless transit systems and BOMBARDIER CITYFLO 650 automatic train control technology. Bombardier has much more to offer Malaysias rail industry, includingBOMBARDIER ZEFIRO high speed trains and our dynamic real-time maintenance solutions, to support the continuous growth and development of the regions rail networks. He added: Our drive to innovate is inspired by the visions of our valued customers. We are shaping the future of mobility by delivering products and services that combine energy-saving technologies with optimal safety, reliability and cost efficiency.
Bombardier is currently delivering two key projects in Malaysia. The first is for Bombardiers long-term customer Syarikat Prasarana Nasional Berhad, to expand its fleet on the Kelana Jaya line in Kuala Lumpur with both new and renovated INNOVIA Metro cars with linear-induction-motor (LIM) propulsion technology. These trains will bring much needed additional capacity to support the ongoing expansion of this important public transport network in Malaysias capital city. The Kelana Jaya Line is one of Bombardiers earliest transit system projects in the Asia Pacific region. The system entered revenue service in 1998 with 35 two-car INNOVIA ART 200 trains. In 2011, Bombardier delivered a further 35 four-car trains to meet the increasing capacity requirements of the line. More than 220,000 passengers ride the system every day and the line is currently being extended by 17 km with 13 more stations to boost public transportation in the growing city of Kuala Lumpur.
The second key project is the advanced globally-proven CITYFLO 650 automatic train control solution for the new Klang Valley Mass Rapid Transit (KVMRT) Sungai Buloh Kajang (SBK) Line under construction. Bombardier won the order from line owner and developer Mass Rapid Transit Corporation Sdn (MRT Corp) in October 2012 to design, supply, install and commission the CITYFLO 650 communications-based train control (CBTC) solution for driverless operation on the line, including 31 stations and onboard equipment for 58 trains plus a further 16 maintenance vehicles. Once completed, the 51 km SBK line will serve 1.2 million people, significantly increasing transportation connections in the Greater Kuala Lumpur area and its surrounding cities and reducing the number of cars entering the capital. As part of this contract, Bombardier has committed to develop local expertise in addition to its usual practice of working with Malaysian partners to bring long-term benefits into Malaysian industry.
Kuala Lumpur provides a superb showcase for Bombardiers mass transit technologies; however, the company is also playing a leading role in the worlds new era of high speed and very high speed trains with solutions that are highly suitable for Malaysias plans for long distance, high speed transportation. Bombardiers proven technology includes entire trains, car bodies, locomotives, propulsion systems and bogies and its numerous references from Europe, North America and China are impressive proof of its dedication to first-class technology and close business relationships. All of this expertise has been invested in the development of the state-of-the-art ZEFIRO train the worlds most economical and eco-friendly very high speed rail vehicle. It combines the highest capacity in the market with pioneering levels of passenger comfort and employs leading-edge technologies and advanced aerodynamics to reduce energy consumption.


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The Biotech industry posted strong results in the M&A market during August. Nine deals were announced worth a combined total of $20.989 billion. The top three deals involved purchases of biotech concerns by large European pharmaceutical companies.
Last month's issue reported that Sanofi-Aventis (NYSE: SNY) was preparing a bid for Genzyme Corp. (NASDAQ: GENZ). In late August, Sanofi finally pulled the trigger and offered $69.00 per share, or approximately $18.5 billion, in a "bear hug" letter to buy Genzyme. Genzyme demurred, with CEO Henri Termeer, insisting, "This [the company] is not a fixer-upper, this is a beachfront property." The consensus emerging among analysts is that an offer of $77.00 to $78.00 per share would be taken seriously; however, as noted in our August issue, at those levels, the deal would not be financially attractive for SNY. But Sanofi is not Mr. Termeer's only concern; activist shareholder Carl Icahn, who appointed a number of members to GENZ's board, is eager to get a deal done. The details of such a transaction and its pricing are discussed at length in our August 2010 issue.
Roche Holding (VX: ROG) and Aileron Therapeutics are striking up a deal for Roche to use Aileron's stabilized stapled peptides technology, a form of small protein, as a new way of targeting diseases. This deal gives Roche access to a delivery technology that makes it easier for a drug to penetrate a cell. Aileron has a preclinical pipeline focusing on such therapeutic targets as cancer, infectious disease, metabolic disease and inflammatory disease. The transaction is worth approximately $1.1 billion. Roche will pay $25.0 million upfront and make up to $1.1 billion in additional payments if drug candidates are successfully developed against five targets.
Quark Pharma, a California biotech that develops RNAi drugs, is licensing its experimental drug, QPI-1002, to Novartis AG (NYSE: NVS) in a deal worth as much as $680.0 million. QPI-1002, which is in mid-stage trials, is indicated for the prevention of acute kidney injury during cardiovascular or transplant surgery. Under terms of the deal, NVS will pay $10.0 million upfront and up to $670.0 million in milestone payments. This is Quark's second major partnership with a big pharma company; in 2006, it partnered with Pfizer on an eye drug. Want to read more? Click here for a free trial and download the current issue today


This is a short tutorial (Primer) on using Apt-get and Dpkg tools to manage software packages in Debian and, Debian-based Linux distributions such as Ubuntu.
What is Package Management ?
Debian uses the Deb package format for packing together files belonging to an application. You can look at it as something like the Setup installer (Eg: Installshield) in Microsoft Windows.
Software meant to be installed in Debian Linux has the file extension '.deb'.
Debian, (and most other Linux distributions), use a publicly accessible place on the Internet - called a repository - to store all their software packages.
The file /etc/apt/sources.list contain a list of web addresses pointing to the Debian repository.
An example of a web address pointing to the Ubuntu repository is shown below.
Here are a few ways of using dpkg in Debian Linux.
You can also use --install instead of -i.
-r - Will remove the program but leave its configuration files intact. You can also use --remove instead of -r.
-P - Will completely remove the package including the configuration files. You can also use --purge instead of -P.
To see the contents of a deb package (Eg: gedit-2.12.1.deb), use the -c option.
To get more information about a deb package such as - the authors name,the year of compilation, a short description of its use, and so on, use the -I option.
To check if a program is installed in Debian, use the -s option.
The above command also provides other details about the program such as the package maintainer, dependencies, installed version, a small description of the package and so on.
To know where all the files associated with a program are installed, use the -L option.
APT is the Advanced Package Tool and provides the apt-get program. apt-get provides a simple way to retrieve and install packages from multiple sources using the command line.
Unlike dpkg, apt-get does not understand .deb files, it works with the packages proper name and can only install .deb archives from a source specified in '/etc/apt/sources.list'.
apt-get will call dpkg directly after downloading the .deb archives from the configured sources.
You should update your package lists regularly by running the above command.
Each time you install an application using apt-get, the corresponding deb package is downloaded and stored in a location on your hard disk - usually in the directory '/var/cache/apt/archives/'.
Another tool in the APT tool suite is apt-cache.
apt-cache tool can be used to search for and find packages, and it supports use of regular expressions.
I hope you have enjoyed reading this concise tutorial on apt-get and dpkg which will help you manage the packages in Debian Linux.
It is my guess that Debian uses "aptitude" for installing packages by default. Especially during installation.
OK, this is a dpkg primer for new Debian users, but sooner or later everybody will have to use dpkg --force, especially dpkg --force-overwrite, because dpkg not being able to overwrite a file from one package with another is one of the most common error messages which need manual intervention.
I think aptitude is the recommended option. It has more sophisticated problem-solving options. But personally I find the interface enough to induce psychosis and stick to apt and if I need it synaptic where possible. Out of the box, aptitude also treats recommended packages as dependencies, I think. This means that mixing apt and aptitude together can produce different results and probably isn't a good idea.
There are a couple of other nice things about apt on Debian, like apt listbugs, so you can check first whether you want to install potentially borked packages on Testing or Unstable. All over, it's very thorough.
The other half of the story, I think, is the very good packaging of Debian files that lies behind apt. I also run apt on SuSE but I wouldn't feel so confident about doing a big apt-get upgrade there. On Debian I can feel confident that the whole process will run smooth as butter.
Thanks for this very useful tutorial on apt-get.
"the interface enough to induce psychosis"
In problematic situations, like when running Debian Sid, I've found that sometimes apt-get solves some situation better than aptitude, sometimes it is vice versa, so you may try both if in trouble because they work slightly differently from each other.
is not very wise to use. It tends to mess with the install. You can do that if your reps all are "stable". Its not a big problem with Mepis though coz if ur install is gone u need like 15min to reinstall Mepis again.
It is always important to have a good understanding of how low level things works (in this case ).
Maybe that day people won't think "dpkg --force-*"'s mandatory?
Is there a feature that will tell you what you have installed or uninstalled, and when? In other words, a logging feature? If I install something and all of its dependencies, I'd like to be able to go back at some future date and see what I installed at previous times.
Great job! You spelled it out well. It took me awhile to get a handle on apt-get but I didn't have something like this to go by.
This will completely remove files from the cache used or not. I do this after a large update and since I am running Debian testing I have to do this about once a week! Have fun!
and then hit the tab key, just like in bash, and you'll get a list of all the packages that start with "emac".
You can use wildcards, and do the installation from within the shell as well.
It's well worth checking out if you do a lot of package work.
... to reconfigure X, usually to bump the resolution up from 800x600 to 1024x768.
Thanks for this very good tutorial on apt-get. I really was looking for such an article.
apt-get is useful if you know the package name. for example if you use apt-get install thunderbird it fails. It must be given as mozilla-thunderbird. How to get over this kind of problems?
If you do not know the exact name You may use apt-cache search underbird, i.e. a (sub-) string, to find all packages containing the string either in package name or description.
There is a high level tool aviable called Wajig.
Wajig is a python program that is a front end to aptitude, apt-get, apt-cache, and several of the dpkg-* programs.
If your using a version of Debian that uses Bash shell 3.x and higher, I beleive, you can have more advanced autocompletion results if you enable them. But that's a bit much to go into here.
The only real solution to finding the name of a package is to search for it..
Sometimes it helps to grep through the output or pipe it to less if there is to much output. You can search through less output by hitting the / button.
then when everything is displayed you can go /firefox and find what you need.. generally.
apt-get install *middle click* and it should do the copy and paste if everything is right.
It's a bit complicated, but it's usefull for much more then just looking throug apt-cache output. It works for pretty much any program that does standard output on the command line.
will give you each package description which contains the word "thunderbird".
Another command option, "pkgnames", of the apt-cache utility is very usefull too.
will list each available package whose name matches thunderbird.
hey! you appeared in debian weekly news congratulations.
Your example for listing all packages starting with "gcc" has a flaw: you need to enclose "gcc*" in quotes to prevent the shell from expanding the wild card. You want dpkg to see the asterisk and do the pattern matching.
Not really. The * is expanded to denote all characters any number of times which is what is required here.
Try it on your machine. It works.
Hello, I just wanted to answer to the second comment about dpkg --force. Beware of that, dpkg has little tolerance for anything that breaks its basic assumptions.
For overwriting files, you might want to use the dpkg-divert command. That way dpkg knows what you want and can continue to update both packages without the risk of overwriting files behind your back.
Any time you do use dpkg --force, make sure you also report the bug with severity serious (severe policy violation) and put the packages on hold to avoid further breakage until the problem is solved.
Any idea how I can get a list of the the packages I have installed using apt-get?
after a apt-get upgrade, I like to run deborphan to see what's useless and discardable. then I usually run "apt-get remove --purge `deborphan`".
. And remember, everything is available from the Top menu, opened with Ctrl+T .
I'm currently running Kubuntu Dapper 6.06 at home, without any hope for an internet connection. What would be the easiest way for me to update the apt cache?
By the way, if you do not have an internet connection, you can/should remove all the links pointing to the external repositories from the sources.list file.
I think I've found a tool that does exactly what I'm looking for. I'll test it when I get home and see how it works and then I'll post back with my results or other questions. Link at the end of the post.
deborphan returns a list of packages that can be safely purged.
is the way to run it.
Great post. One thing, how could you get a list of everything you've installed?
seemed to work for me to list all packages that i have installed. like the commenter above, i had to put the * in quotes or else the shell expanded it for me.
I installed some things with aptitude and then when I want to use apt-get it wants to uninstall them. Is that normal or is my computer confused?
There is an app to burn your files on a CD/DVD.
You can put this CD in your sources.list. Great for situations with limited Internet access.
Some commands that can help.
Search for a filename from installed packages. All standard shell wildchars can be used in the pattern.
Display details about package, as found in /var/lib/dpkg/available.
Update dpkg's and dselect's idea of which packages are available. With action --merge-avail, old information is combined with information from Packages-file. With action --update-avail, old information is replaced with the information in the Packages-file. The Packages-file distributed with Debian GNU/Linux is simply named Packages. dpkg keeps its record of available packages in /var/lib/dpkg/available.
Update dpkg and dselect's idea of which packages are available with information from the package package_file. If --recursive or -R option is specified, package_file must refer to a directory instead.
Report status of specified package. This just displays the entry in the installed package status database.
Nice! You've got all the basics covered - some of the comments are particularly useful too.


To create a logo for a new hotel & restaurant in Maldon who provide French-English cuisine.
Le Bouchon means 'Cork' in French.
A logo design with classic colours that focussed on the meaning of 'Le Bouchon' through use of a French champagne cork casing.
Click on the link to read more about Logo Design Maldon.


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Home/Energy/Gold-uranium mine in South Africa sheds new light on life's power generators below earth's surface
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July 10, 2022Last Updated: July 10, 2022
"Think of it as a Pandora's Box of helium-and-hydrogen-producing power, one that we can learn how to harness for the benefit of the deep biosphere on a global scale," Oliver Warr, research associate at the University of Toronto and lead author of the study, said in a media statement.
A decade ago, Warr and his colleagues discovered billion-year-old groundwater from below the Canadian Shield.
"Now, 2.9 kilometres below the earth's surface in Moab Khotsong, we have found that the extreme outposts of the world's water cycle are more widespread than once thought," Barbara Sherwood Lollar, corresponding author of the paper, said.
Sherwood Lollar explained that uranium and other radioactive elements naturally occur in the surrounding host rock that contains mineral and ore deposits. These elements hold new information about the groundwater's role as a power generator for chemolithotrophic (or rock-eating) groups of cohabitating microorganisms previously discovered in the earth's deep subsurface.
When elements like uranium, thorium and potassium decay in the subsurface, the resulting alpha, beta, and gamma radiation has ripple effects, triggering radiogenic reactions in the surrounding rocks and fluids.
Never-before-seen krypton
At Moab Khotsong, the researchers found large amounts of radiogenic helium, neon, argon and xenon, and an unprecedented discovery of an isotope of krypton—a never-before-seen tracer of this powerful reaction history.
The radiation also breaks apart water molecules in a process called radiolysis, producing large concentrations of hydrogen, an essential energy source for subsurface microbial communities deep in the earth that are unable to access energy from the sun for photosynthesis.
Due to their extremely small masses, helium and neon are uniquely valuable for identifying and quantifying transport potential. While the extremely low porosity of crystalline basement rocks in which these waters are found means the groundwaters themselves are largely isolated and rarely mix, accounting for their 1.2-billion-year age, diffusion can still take place.
Solid materials such as plastic, stainless steel and even solid rock are eventually penetrated by diffusing helium, much like the deflation of a helium-filled balloon," says Warr. "Our results show that diffusion has provided a way for 75 to 82% of the helium and neon originally produced by the radiogenic reactions to be transported through the overlying crust."
The researchers stress that the study's new insights on how much helium diffuses up from the deep earth is a critical step forward, as global helium reserves run out, and the transition to more sustainable resources gains traction.
"Humans are not the only life-forms relying on the energy resources of the earth's deep subsurface," Warr said. "Since the radiogenic reactions produce both helium and hydrogen, we cannot only learn about helium reservoirs and transport but also calculate hydrogen energy flux from the deep earth that can sustain subsurface microbes on a global scale."
Warr noted that these calculations are vital for understanding how subsurface life is sustained on our planet and what energy might be available from radiogenic-driven power on other planets and moons in the solar system and beyond, informing upcoming missions to Mars, Titan, Enceladus and Europa.
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This weekend sees the arrival of Remembrance Sunday across the UK to reflect on the acts of valour of the troops who put their lives on the line for this country in times of need. The sign of the poppy has been a stark yet beautiful reminder of what the servicemen and women of this country have done as part of their duty. It is more important than ever to remember these selfless acts as the generation who fought in the First and Second World Wars are now all but gone. Without an event like Remembrance Sunday the history and stories of this important era could well be lost.
On Sunday in Consett there will be a special Remembrance Sunday service being held at Christ's Church at 9:45am. Following this there will be a Remembrance Day Parade passing through Parliament Street. After the parade there will be a wreath laid at the Consett war memorial at around 11am. There will also be an unveiling of the new memorial in Shotley Bridge on Sunday. At 2:45pm there will be an unveiling a new memorial close to Memorial Cottages on the A694. Overall, there is a lot going on in the local area to honour the fallen heroes of the British armed forces.
Whatever you have planned this Sunday, take some time to remember the few who sacrificed themselves for everyone else be it at a service or in your own home.
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Beethoven's creative "quartet-journey" superbly delineated by the NZSQ at St.John's in the City
By Peter Mechen, Middle C | 19 September 2020
The New Zealand String Quartet presents:
UNIVERSAL – Beethoven 250th Anniversary BEETHOVEN – String Quartets :
Op. 18 No. 6 in B-flat Major(1801) Op.95 in F Minor "Serioso" (1814) Op.127 in E-flat Major (1825)
The New Zealand String Quartet Helene Pohl, Monique Lapins (violins) / Gillian Ansell (viola) / Rolf Gjelsten ('cello)
St.John's in the City Presbyterian Church Willis St., Wellington
Continuing its "tour" of Wellington venues by way of bringing to us all of Beethoven's String Quartets during his 250th anniversary year, the New Zealand String Quartet gave the latest instalment of its traversal in the austerely beautiful Willis St. Church of St.John's in the City. Something about the venue suited the music on this occasion even more than usual, to my mind, the refinement and directness of certain of Beethoven's sequences mirroring the church's relatively undecorated aspect, and other, more warm and humanly discursive episodes seeming in accord with the magnificent stained-glass biblical triptych on the rear wall of the nave facing the altar. It was a stimulating and atmospheric space in which to experience this deeply-felt and richly-wrought music, all the more so in performances by the Quartet whose commitment and execution seemed to almost intuitively penetrate to its real substance.
Today's musical journey began with the composer having reached a kind of apex with the last of his six Op.18 quartets (though there seems to be disagreement as to whether this is in fact the sixth of the set in order of composition, some accounts claiming it to be the fifth), in B-flat Major, completed in 1800 and published the following year. Having accepted the challenge of writing quartets and thus "competing" with his idols Mozart and Haydn, the young Beethoven in the course of writing these works seemed to "re-invent himself" as a composer, having already made his mark as a performer. And in the process of doing so he sought to escape from those same influences that had at first inspired him to achieve something new – of all the Op.18 quartets this is the one that most clearly indicates a "new way forward". Driven partly by the desperation of knowing that he was going deaf and that his days as a performer were numbered, and partly by his desire to overcome these difficulties and "conquer through music", he produced a work which both saluted and farewelled each of his great exemplars, and strode forth into an age he was to make his own.
A jaunty country walk began the opening movement, Haydn-like in its al fresco, bucolic quality, texturally varied in its sharing of the thematic material, and dynamic in its combination of middle-voice trajectories and dovetailed linear thrusts from all the instruments. I was swept along by the performance's initial brio, and found myself enjoying the digging-in with the players' efforts by way of relishing the development's major-minor alternations and lovely duetting sequences, and the occasionally madcapped moment in the otherwise "straightforward" (as the programme note commented) recapitulation – I did enjoy the players' revisiting of the opening "laughter holding both his sides" gesture just before the movement's end. The slow movement trod a graceful Mozartean measure at the outset, the mood of the music then abruptly sombre and Shakespearean, denoting a change in thinking, in fortune, in awareness. However, the opening's return found the violin's melody richly and engagingly decorated by the others, and even a brief return of the "Ghost" music was but a "blip" on the horizons, the concluding phrases farewelled with graceful pizzicati.
What a tour de force here was the syncopated scherzo, something of a great-uncle to the yet-unborn Op.135 Scherzo, the pl


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The bidding did not reach the reserve on the night of the Auction, so viewings were generated in the days following the Auction. 3 potential purchasers viewed the property on Monday afternoon. Tuesday morning at 9.30am a sale was agreed with the seller, and by 11.30am the contracts had been signed!
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Q: Update table using result of another query I have the following query that works fine
SELECT RecordID, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY (Value1) DESC) AS Rank
FROM Table1

Also, I have another table(table2) that contains (among others) the fields RecordID and Rank. I would like to update RecordID and Rank in table2 based on result of query above. Is that possible?

A: What worked for me (in mysql) was :
update table2, (SELECT RecordID, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY (Value1) DESC) AS Rank
    FROM Table1) tempTable
set table2.Rank = tempTable.Rank
where table2.RecordId = tempTable.RecordId;

A: Yes, you can have multiple tables in an update in Postgres:
update table2
    set rank = t1.rank
    from (SELECT RecordID, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY (Value1) DESC) AS Rank
          FROM Table1
         ) t1
    where table2.RecordId = t1.RecordId;


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EPA sets grants to restore 'brownfields' at blighted sites
WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday announced more than $66 million in grants to 151 communities nationwide to assess and clean up contaminated or abandoned "brownfields" — industrial and commercial properties that contain a hazardous substance, pollutant or contaminant. An estimated 450,000 brownfields, including abandoned industrial facilities, waste disposal sites and former gas stations, plague cities, towns and rural areas throughout the country.
"This is a significant opportunity for environmental justice communities and rural communities that for far too long have been living with blighted pieces of property. And now they can see on the horizon investment opportunities that will come to fruition," EPA Administrator Michael Regan said Tuesday in an interview.
About half the communities targeted for the latest EPA grants are receiving money from the program for the first time, and more than 85% are located in small communities, Regan said.
The grants "really tie into what we've been saying all along, which is environmental protection and economic prosperity are not mutually exclusive, but they go hand in hand," Regan said.
President Joe Biden "rightfully sees this as a significant opportunity, which is why the American Jobs Plan calls for an additional $5 billion investment in brownfields and Superfund sites," Regan said, referring to Biden's $2.3 trillion infrastructure proposal.
The plan also calls for major investments in pipes and other infrastructure for drinking water, wastewater and storm water.
"We are really tying that back to this notion that environmental justice and equity will be center stage at EPA and this administration," Regan said. "These resources will be going to the communities that need them the most."
On other topics, Regan said the administration is working on a replacement to the clean water rule imposed by the Trump administration, as well as a plan to replace former President Barack Obama's plan to address carbon pollution from coal-fired power plants.
Regan also said federal standards for automobile tailpipe emissions could be released as soon as this summer. The EPA and Transportation Department said last month they are moving to restore California's ability to set its own tailpipe pollution standards.
On brownfields, targeted projects include $800,000 to Lincoln, Nebraska, to assess and clean 11 sites, including a former Nature's Variety cold storage facility, a former grain elevator and International Harvester Building. Similar grants also will go to Rochester, N.Y.; New Bedford, Mass.; and the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community of Oregon.
Since its creation in 1995, EPA's Brownfields Program has provided nearly $1.76 billion in grants to assess and clean up contaminated properties and return them to productive reuse. The program has helped create more than 175,000 jobs in cleanup, construction and redevelopment.
The grants announced Tuesday include $42.2 million for 107 assessment grants that will provide funding for brownfield inventories, planning, environmental assessments and community outreach; $15.5 million for 36 cleanup grants to help pay for cleanup at brownfield sites; and $8.8 million for 11 multi-purpose grants that will provide funding to conduct a range of eligible assessment and cleanup activities at one or more brownfield sites.
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Kyoshi Kurosawa - 2019
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For those who have been following Kiyoshi Kurosawa's career, The the Ends of the Earth is in many ways an anomaly. While there are some brief moments of dread, this is not a horror film. The closest the film comes to anything considered apocalyptic is with a scene of a large industrial fire in far away Tokyo, seen on television news. The narrative, such as it is, is episodic, with no mysteries to unravel or dramatic resolution. The conditions for making the film are unusual in that Kurosawa took on the task of making a film that was to commemorate twenty-five years of diplomatic relations between Japan and Uzbekistan, and the seventieth anniversary of the Navoi Theater in Tashkent, partially built by Japanese prisoners of war.
A small Japanese film crew has gone to Uzbekistan to provide something like a tourist's view of the country. An attempt to film a legendary two meter long fish comes up empty, with an Uzbek fisherman complaining that the presence of the young female reporter has kept the fish away. The reporter, Yoko, has her own misadventures, traveling on her own in Samarkand and Tashkent. Both times, she gets lost walking through what appear to be maze-like streets, the proverbial stranger in a strange land. As it turns out, Yoko's fears are entirely her own. There are some semi-comic moments as with Yoko gamely allowing herself to be filmed three times on a small amusement park ride that seems more fit for astronaut or test pilot training. The crew becomes desperate to find the kind of subjects of interest for an audience that most likely never ventures far from their own neighborhood.
Kurosawa breaks from reality first when Yoko imagines herself singing Edith Piaf's "Hymn de l'amour" at the Navoi Theater, reprising the song at the end, in an ending that recalls classic musicals. In it's roundabout way, the film is about Yoko coming to terms with herself regarding her own aspirations, as well as learning how to navigate through cultural and language barriers.
I am not sure how close Google's translation of the title is, but I got "The End of the Trip, the Beginning of the Trip". The concept of a physical journey in some way mirroring an internal journey is in itself not original, but that seems to be what is conveyed by the Japanese title. The English language title comes from the Edith Piaf song, written after the death of her lover, French boxer Marcel Cerdan, died in a plane crash. Uzbekistan is still a relatively remote and unknown country as well. Kurosawa has commented on how he changed his screenplay as the country he was filming in was different than the country he imagined.
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Armor can be hard to make, especially for the legs. And even if you have the perfect leg armor idea, it can be hard to bring to life. This tutorial will take a bit of time, but in the end will be so worth it. This leg armor base is perfect for cosplays or party costumes, and is fairly inexpensive to make compared to a Worbla alternative.
First, go onto Amazon and order a lot of foam in 1 mm thick. This is the perfect thickness for a base as it allows it to bend and slide easier on the leg without as much hassle, as well as provide flexibility.
Using a sewing tape measure, figure out how long your leg is from your knee to your ankle, and measure around the widest and thinnest parts.
Now take those sort of measurements and add about two inches of leeway as you start marking the foam. Remember you can always take the foam away, but you cannot add it back as easily.
Using an exacto blade over a cutting mat on a table or surface that either cannot be easily damaged, such as concrete, cut the block of foam out. Wrap it around your leg and make sure you can slide your leg in and out.
Pinch the wrap with about an inch of overlap and make sure you can still fit your foot in and out of the armor. It will likely take a bit of wriggling to get into it, but you can do it.
Using brass fasteners while the foam is on your leg, tighten the armor to fit your leg while allowing you to still pull your foot out. Secure the fasteners and trim the edges of the armor to give it a cleaner look.
Once again, be absolutely sure of your design. If the armor does not make you happy, this is the last chance to resolve that problem.
Take out the fasteners and cut out the other armor from the foam. Refasten the fasteners in one leg armor piece and line up the fasteners on the other one the same way. Try it on to make sure it fits, and remember the fasteners can be adjusted as needed.
As soon as the base is made, you can make and glue on foam pieces of any kind to replicate your person. Zelda has gold chevrons on the top of each of her armored boots, so I chose to mimic that look.
Secure all pieces with a hot glue gun and add any small embellishments with the glue. The glue will spray paint well and allow the design to be seamless.
Next, haul them outside and get to painting. You should only need one can of Krylon gold finish paint, and about three good coats. Make sure to get the edges well, and the top that sticks up to hide the fact your expensive looking gold armor is actually cheap craft foam.
Your armor is finished and done. Happy Crafting!


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Elizabeth Buckley
Thu Jan 21 2021
By Sarthak
Birth Date 1995
Full Name Elizabeth Buckley Harrold O'Donnell
Father Name Lawrence O'Donnell
Father Profession TV Anchor, Actor, Political Commentator, Host
Mother Name Kathryn Harrold
Mother Profession Counselor and Retired Film Actress
Elizabeth Buckley Harrold O'Donnell is the daughter of Lawrence O'Donnell, a political commentator, and tv host. Likewise, her mother is Kathryn Harrold, a counselor, and retired film actress. Lawrence is the host of The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell on MSNBC. Likewise, Kathryn is known for her leading roles in films, The Hunter, Modern Romance, Raw Deal, among others.
Elizabeth is the only child of Lawrence and his ex-wife, Kathryn. She was born in 1995. At present, O'Donnell prefers to stay behind the limelight and rarely appears in public events. The details about her current whereabouts are a mystery.
Elizabeth Buckley Relationship Status
It is not known whether Elizabeth is single or dating anyone. She hasn't shared any intimate details about her personal life. Similarly, there is not enough evidence to say that she is a married woman.
Image: Lawrence O'Donnel with his daughter, Elizabeth Buckley.
Source: [email protected]_odonnell
Talking about Elizabeth's parents, Lawrence and Kathryn first met around 1991. They remained in a matrimonial relationship from February 1994, until their divorce in 2013. Throughout their 19 years of marriage, the pair had only one child.
Unfortunately, Lawrence and Kathryn's separation might have led to Elizabeth living a low-key life. On June 22, 2020, Lawrence once posted a picture with his daughter. On the caption, he wrote: "Father's Day 1996. She always wanted whatever was on my plate."
Image: Kathryn Harrold with her daughter, Elizabeth at an event.
As Elizabeth is not active on any social media platforms, it is hard to tell about her relationship status. As per sources, she lived with her mother in Los Angeles until her teenage years.
Elizabeth Buckley Net Worth
As the only child of millionaire parents, Elizabeth spent a lavish childhood. It is not known if she is engaged in any professional works. However, Buckley doesn't have to worry about affording any expensive items.
Talking about her father, Lawrence's net worth is $16 million as of 2021. From his tenure at MSNBC, O'Donnell earns an annual salary of $4 million. Additionally, he created the short-lived NBC series, Mister Sterling. Furthermore, Lawrence appeared in a recurring role on the HBO series, Big Love. Well, he has good relations with MSNBC commentator, Rachel Maddow.
Image: Elizabeth's father, Lawrence is a tv host, anchor, political commentator, and tv personality.
O'Donnell is a tv anchor and former writer/producer for the NBC series, The West Wing. He served as the executive producer and longtime writer for the show that featured an ensemble cast including Martin Sheen, Bradley Whitford, Rob Lowe, etc. Aaron Sorkin created the show who once dated an award-winning journalist, Maureen Dowd.
Know about Kathryn Harrold
Elizabeth's mother, Kathryn Harrold now works as a counselor. She became active in the entertainment industry from 1975 until 2011. Throughout her 36 years of professional career, Kathryn starred in numerous successful movies and tv shows.
Some of the notable movies in which Kathryn has appeared are The Hunter, Raw Deal, The Sender, Nightwing, etc. Similarly, her tv stints as a lead role include The Bronx Zoo, I'll Fly Away, Greek, Jack & Jill, etc.
Image: Kathryn Harrold, a licensed counselor, and former actress has a net worth of $5 million.
After retiring from the show business, Harrold began working as a licensed marriage and family therapist. She owns a counseling practice firm in California. Kathryn's net worth is estimated to be around $5 million.
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One of the hardest decisions to make in today's digital age is what to watch. Luckily, iTunes is helping out with a recent Savannah-shot movie.
For the next week, iTunes is offering "The Front Runner" to rent for the affordable price of 99 cents. The movie, which filmed in Savannah and Tybee Island, stars Hugh Jackman, Vera Farmiga and J.K. Simmons, and was written and directed by Jason Reitman.
The movie was a fixture of last year's SCAD Savannah Film Festival with both Jackman and Reitman in attendance, and happy to return to "a beautiful, beautiful place" as Jackman put it.
The film follows the rise and fall of Senator Gary Hart, who captured the imagination of young voters and was considered the overwhelming front runner for the 1988 Democratic presidential nomination when his campaign was sidelined by the story of an extramarital relationship with Donna Rice. As tabloid journalism and political journalism merged for the first time, Sen. Hart was forced to drop out of the race - events that left a profound and lasting impact on American politics and the world stage.
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