The Infrared Space Observatory (ISO) Short-Wavelength Spectrometer (SWS01) plays an important role in studying properties of S stars. We reduce and analyze the SWS01 spectra of 17 S stars, and identify the candidate carriers of molecular absorption features. The ISO Spectral Analysis Package (ISAP) developed by the LWS and SWS Instrument Teams and Data Centers is used to process and analyze the SWS01 spectra of 17 S stars. The ISO archives of 17 S stars are obtained from the ISO database. Of 17 S stars, two stars are extrinsic S stars, the others are intrinsic S stars. The 15 intrinsic S stars can be divided into three groups (6 stars for Group I, 7 stars for Group II, and 2 stars for Group III) according to their Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS) low-resolution spectra (LRS) and dust mass-loss rate , where increases from Group I to II and III gradually. 17 S stars show the following properties: 1. two extrinsic S stars and 15 intrinsic S stars among different groups have different infrared properties; 2. two extrinsic S stars and 6 intrinsic S stars in Group I have similar ISO SWS01 spectra and their continua can be approximately described by a single blackbody representing the stellar photosphere, while some intrinsic S stars in Group I have 60 μm infrared excess; 3. for intrinsic S stars in Groups I, II, and III, their continua peak shifts toward longer wavelength from Groups I to II to III; 4. S stars in Groups II and III show obvious dust emission features in which the ~10 μm dust features seem to display two different shapes. Moreover, two S stars (IRAS 00192-2020 & IRAS 15492+4837) present the 13 μm feature; 5. molecules H2O, CO, and CO2 greatly affect the ISO SWS01 spectra of S stars. It is noted that the absorption features of molecules CS and HCN usually thought to exist only in C stars may appear in the S stars.
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The Suzuki Ozark 250 model is a ATV bike manufactured by Suzuki . In this version sold from year 2009 , the dry weight is and it is equiped with a Single cylinder, four-stroke motor. The engine produces a maximum peak output power of and a maximum torque of . With this drive-train, the Suzuki Ozark 250 is capable of reaching a maximum top speed of . Regarding the chassis characteristics, responsible for road holding, handling behaviour and ride confort, the Suzuki Ozark 250 have a Steel frame with front suspension being Independent, double wishbone, coil spring, oil damped and in the rear suspension it is equiped with Swingarm type, coil spring, oil damped . Stock tire sizes are 22/7-AT11 on the front, and 22/10-AT9 on the rear. As for stopping power, the Suzuki Ozark 250 braking system includes Double disc size at the front and Expanding brake (drum brake) size at the rear.


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The Science of Faster Bicycles
After Chris Froome's most recent Tour de France victory in 2017, there can be no doubt that Britain are now the top team in the world at cycling. I went to learn more about the science behind the bikes with Bristol University's Stuart Burgess…
Stuart and his team helped to design the chain, sprocket and front chainwheel of the bikes used by team GB at the London 2012 Olympics
Aerodynamics play a crucial role in increasing speed and as a result everything is tested to ensure it's as smooth and efficient as possible
The drag equation for a bicycle allows you to identify the important parameters that need to be minimised or maximised in order to decrease the drag as much as possible
The equipment also has to be strong enough to withstand the incredible amounts of power generated by the rider
Eventually the technology used in professional sport makes its way to consumers and even helps to improve efficiency in factories
You can listen to the full interview for the Naked Scientists here.
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Lambert provided economic and financial guidance to The Wharf development team in association with a $1.0 billion public/private venture on the Potomac River in Washington, DC which aims to bring a waterfront neighborhood to southwest DC .
The Wharf, a $1.0 billion public/private venture on the Potomac River, is a world-class mixed-use waterfront destination in the heart of Washington, DC. At the crossroads of monumental and local Washington, the vision is to create vital, thriving, activated spaces catering to visitors and residents alike. The development is planned to comprise more than 2.0 million square feet of retail/entertainment, residential, office, hotel and event space.
Lambert Advisory served as an economic and financial advisor to Madison Marquette, one of the members of The Wharf Development team, as it related to the evaluation of a large-scale, full-service hotel development and associated operating agreements.
For The Wharf, Lambert analyzed projected operations prepared by its hotel development partner, reviewed operating agreements and participated in internal meetings and development negotiations. The initial phases of development, including the hotel, is planned to open in late 2017.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — It's her voice, not her eyes that seem to give away the deep pain Michele Fardan is still burdened with four years after losing her oldest child.
She's sitting at her kitchen table. A soft reflection of winter light is sneaking in through the blinds beside of her, every so often the sun bounces off of the glossy piece of paper this 65-year-old is clutching in her hand.
It's the funeral program from her daughter Monika Laird's memorial service on July 12, 2014.
"I miss her tremendously. That's my daughter, that's a piece of me," Michele says, her voice soft, the syllables seem to leave her lips slowly as if to give a glimpse into heartbreak.
But Michele Fardan is just one of thousands who are learning just how life-altering it can be to be stuck in Tennessee's health insurance gap, "There are just so many people who are stuck in the gap."
Monika Laird was 37-years-old when she accidentally stubbed her toe while on a trip out of state. The aspiring film maker had recently left her job as a banker and was trying to do freelance work in an effort to move with her mom to California. Monika though wasn't making enough money to purchase health insurance through the Affordable Care Act. She also wasn't poor enough to qualify for TennCare, the state's Medicaid program established in 1994.
Without insurance Monika became one of 167,000 people in the state of Tennessee who are "stuck in the gap."
"They can't afford the medication, they can't afford the surgery, because they don't have insurance," Michele says about her daughter.
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Most Republicans say it makes little sense to expand Medicaid with the Affordable Care Act in jeopardy. Democrats in the state say Tennessee is needlessly missing out on $2.3 billion in federal funds that could help people who need it most.
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"It's like murder. We don't care enough about people if they don't have coverage or can't afford. They matter, their lives matter, they do," she says, still holding her daughter's funeral program in her hand.


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Email and phone records between Bethany Christian Services and the Michigan Department of Civil Rights reveal disarray in handling of separated children.
The disarray persists, even as the administration faces a federal court deadline Tuesday to reunite families with children scattered nationwide.
Migrant children in Michigan who have been separated from their parents by the Trump administration are attending "a special school" run by Bethany Christian Services, an anti-choice organization with a record of coercive adoption practices that has yet to receive instructions about how to reunify these children with their detained parents.
Records of emails and phone conversations between Abbott and the Michigan Department of Civil Rights, obtained by Rewire.News, provide a window into the chaos surrounding the family separation policy and tensions between Bethany and the state. The disarray persists, even as the administration faces a federal court deadline Tuesday to reunite families with children scattered nationwide.
"No direction from HHS," he wrote.
Abbott said Thursday Bethany has placed about a third of the separated children across its network with "sponsors," who are often family members. She refused to say how many children that is, calling the number a "moving target." Media reports said Bethany was caring for as many as 58 separated children in the state.
The emails provide insight into how Bethany reacted to news reports about the crisis.
"I am deeply disappointed in what the article says came from your office," Abbott wrote in an email to Arbulu on June 27.
Abbott accused Arbulu's office of leaking "confidential" information about how some migrant boys have been placed with Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services.
"I feel my trust was violated," she wrote.
Arbulu wrote back that there had been no indication the information was confidential.
"It is information that I believe was being openly discussed and already in the possession of the media," Arbulu wrote to Rewire.News Friday.
The dispute speaks to tensions around the dearth of public information about migrants in the custody of the Trump administration, which has restricted access to facilities where they are held. Abbott argued for concealing such information for children's safety.
Amid the disorder surrounding the family separations, advocates have raised concerns that children who cannot be reunited with parents may be placed for adoption by agencies like Bethany. Bethany is an anti-choice organization with more than 100 locations worldwide that has gone to great lengths to dissuade people from seeking abortion, including hiring a firm to target patient's smartphones with Bethany ads while they sit in Planned Parenthood clinics. Parents have reported Bethany counselors pressuring them to give their babies up for adoption through the agency.
Rewire.News asked Abbott how the agency would handle abortion or contraception access for girls in its care, who are as old as 12, according to Abbott. Abbott said Bethany would turn to HHS' Office of Refugee Resettlement, which is run by anti-choice radical Scott Lloyd. Lloyd has forced shelters to confirm pregnant minors in ORR custody would receive anti-abortion counseling as a condition of their release. A court has halted his policy allowing shelters to block access to abortion.
Michigan Rep. Debbie Dingell visited a Bethany facility Thursday and told the Detroit Free Press that a blind 12-year-old girl was among those in the agency's care.
Bethany's religious affiliation concerns advocates, in part because the agency is in charge of educating the separated children in its care, who attend "a special school" that is "segregated from the public schools," according to Arbulu's notes.
Abbott said the teachers are "trauma-informed" Bethany employees with teaching degrees.
She said religious instruction is not part of that curriculum.
Susan Hays, an attorney who has worked closely with with young people in federal custody, said she was astonished to learn from Rewire.News that the migrant children separated from their families and under Bethany's care in Michigan were not being sent to public school. She said there can be reasons for this approach in individual cases: because the child's living situation is known to be very temporary or it could further their trauma because of the possibility of a "cultural disconnect" at school. But, she said, there was "no good reason" to segregate dozens of children in Bethany's care.
Part of the problem, Hays said, is that migrant children separated from their parents at the border are not provided with legal counsel or guardians ad litem, which is a person the court appoints to advocate for the child.
"These kids should have [ad litems] because if they did, their ad litem would be asking questions about the education they are accessing. [Bethany] contracts with the federal government. They don't want to piss off the people writing their checks, so there is no one in this system who has access to the children who [is] advocating for the children," Hays said.
The emails obtained by Rewire.News show that while Bethany has publicly criticized the Trump administration's family separation policy, Abbott privately criticized the tactics of some protesters and advocated giving the government time to reunite the families.
In her email on June 24, Abbott appeared to urge Arbulu to temper his criticism of the government, after he publicly denounced the "nightmare" situation facing separated children as young as three months old, including the apparent lack of a federal database for tracking information among agencies.
Abbott told Rewire.News she was not trying to get Arbulu to tone down his message. But that's how Arbulu seemed to interpret her email.


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'In The Heights' Is A Spirited, Socially Undistanced, Summer Crowd Pleaser
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In the Heights couldn't be more perfectly timed. For one thing, summer movies don't get much more summery than this one, which takes place during a record-breaking New York heat wave. For another, this vibrant screen adaptation of the Lin-Manuel Miranda stage musical captures something we've largely gone without over the past year: a joyous sense of togetherness.
Anthony Ramos and Melissa Barrera play Usnavi and Vanessa in the film In the Heights.
This is the most socially undistanced movie I've seen in months. The action unfolds in crowded store aisles and gossip-filled beauty salons where everyone knows everyone. The musical numbers, which blend hip-hop, Latin pop, salsa and other styles, frequently spill out into the surrounding neighborhood. The actors become dancers in an electrifying street ballet.
A lot of this is packed into the movie's transporting opening sequence, which brings us into this pan-Latino barrio in Washington Heights. Miranda pops up in a small role as a vendor, selling shaved ice out of a pushcart, but our real guide to this Upper Manhattan neighborhood is Usnavi de la Vega, played by a terrific Anthony Ramos.
Usnavi owns a popular corner bodega that's especially prized for its café con leche. As he raps about the challenges of running his scrappy little business in a place that's rapidly being gentrified, he's joined by a chorus of voices from the neighborhood singing about their own struggles to get by.
As much as he loves Washington Heights and the people who live there, Usnavi longs to return to the beaches of the Dominican Republic where he grew up. He hopes his teenage cousin Sonny, played by Gregory Diaz IV, might come with him, but Sonny, an undocumented immigrant, dreams of becoming a U.S. citizen in a subplot that ties into recent headlines. One of the more poignant insights of In the Heights is that everyone has a different concept of home.
Usnavi has a long-standing crush on Vanessa, played by an excellent Melissa Barrera, who's hoping to move downtown and become a fashion designer. Leslie Grace plays their friend Nina, an academic superstar who's just had a rough year at Stanford, where she feels she doesn't belong. But her father, Kevin — a nice turn by Jimmy Smits — wants Nina to stick with it: If she can't get out of the Heights and succeed, he thinks, what hope is there for anyone else?
Kevin, who immigrated to New York from Puerto Rico decades ago, runs a cab company that's one of the few remaining Latino-owned businesses in the area. As rents go up and people and businesses are forced out, the community gets a shot of excitement when Usnavi finds out that someone bought a winning lottery ticket for a $96,000 jackpot from his bodega.
I saw In the Heights onstage in Los Angeles back in 2010, and while the screenwriter Quiara Alegría Hudes has made some smart tweaks and trims to her original book for the musical, some of the material's basic weaknesses persist here. The various romantic and aspirational subplots are engrossing enough, but feel thinly stretched at more than two hours. Washington Heights looks more vivid and immediate on-screen than it did onstage, but in some ways the simplistic, relentlessly upbeat nature of the story seems all the more glaring.
Still, there's nothing wrong with staying upbeat right now, and the director Jon M. Chu is very much up to the task. Chu previously directed Crazy Rich Asians, and he's good at squeezing resonant ideas about generational conflict and cultural confusion into a deft, crowd-pleasing package. It's worth noting that Chu also made two entries in the Step Up dance-movie franchise, and while I sometimes wish he would slow down the editing and let the musical numbers breathe more, the sheer dynamism of his filmmaking is pretty hard to resist.
In the Heights may not be a great movie, but it's a pretty great moviegoing experience. There are lovely moments here, like when Benny and Nina do a surreal, gravity-defying dance along the side of an apartment building. There are also exhilarating ones, like when the neighborhood, reeling from a heat-wave-triggered blackout, pulls together to throw the mother of all block parties.
And there's a knockout solo from Abuela Claudia, the neighborhood's adopted grandmother, played by Olga Merediz, wonderfully reprising her Tony-nominated role. Claudia's big number is called "Paciencia y Fe," or "Patience and Faith," values she's clung to since she moved from Cuba back in the '40s. She's the living embodiment of this movie's loving and enduring spirit.
Fatal virus that affects rabbits detected in New York state, sparks innovative vaccine initiative
ROCHESTER, NY (WXXI) - A highly infectious disease that has spread internationally was detected in New York state late last year, and it has ignited a movement for widespread vaccination — of rabbits. CLICK HERE.
If the eviction moratorium expires that doesn't mean a tenant has to move immediately
The state's eviction moratorium put in place at the beginning of the pandemic is set to expire on Saturday. Governor Kathy Hochul announced this week the state has run out of money for its rental assistance program.
Katko says he will not seek reelection in 2022
Central New York Rep. John Katko (R-Camillus) announced Friday that he will not seek reelection in 2022. In a statement, Katko said he is leaving Congress to spend more time with his family.
A woman's complicated relationship with her doctor is the basis for a new play
Novelist Carson McKenna presents her first play. It is about an agoraphobic young woman dealing with her isolation. She and director Missy Harris talk about the play and the cast, which includes a doctor playing a doctor, and a lawyer playing a lawyer.
Court hearing held over Syracuse's Columbus statue
SYRACUSE, NY (WRVO) - Both sides involved in the debate over the statue of Christopher Columbus in downtown Syracuse have had their day in court. The ongoing legal dispute is delaying any action on removing the statue and creating a new park in downtown.


SmartStrand Silk revolutionized the market when it was introduced less than a year ago, making its mark as the industry's only luxuriously soft carpet with built-in stain and soil resistance that never washes or wears off, said Elise Demboski, Mohawk's vice president of creative services. "Mohawk's retail partners have quickly discovered that one swipe of the consumer's hand is equal to one SmartStrand Silk sale.
The full-page print ad featuring the "Now You Can Have Your Cake and Drop It, Too," headline can currently be seen in popular home shelter magazines, including House Beautiful, Country Living, Family Circle, Traditional Home, HGTV magazine, Canadian House & Home and more. The timing of the SmartStrand Silk national ad campaign is strategic, Demboski said. "It is crafted to coincide with the Mohawk Anniversary Sale event, which kicked off Sept. 26 at Mohawk's Floorscapes and ColorCenter retailers.
To give continuity throughout the consumer shopping experience, retailers can also bring the look of the new SmartStrand Silk national ad campaign in-store. Mohawk has crafted a point-of-sale kit that features the "Now You Can Have Your Cake and Drop It, Too," creative in posters, price tags, and card toppers, in addition to print and online banner ads that retailers can customize with their store brand.
Visit MohawkToday.com to learn more about the SmartStrand Silk point-of-sale kit.


To give its AB Communication students a real life lesson about the media industry, STI has invited renowned journalist and television reporter Jiggy Manicad and his wife, executive producer and director, Marnie Manicad to hold an educational seminar about journalism and TV production entitled TV Lectures on March 10, 2016 at the STI Academic Center Ortigas-Cainta. Over 300 students from eight STI campuses participated in the seminar to learn about the careers they will experience once they are immersed in the industry.
Marnie's background in producing lifestyle and leisure shows provided the students with insights about the production process a television show goes through before it is aired. She also oriented students on the elaborate preparation to be efficient in production and effective in their execution.
Jiggy Manicad discusses conceptualization among students.
Jiggy & Marnie Manicad answer questions during the seminar's open forum.
AB Communication is the latest addition to STI's list of courses it offers to college students. And as part of their training, STI primes its students to become competent professionals and socially responsible individuals. This is why STI continues to open its doors for more approaches to educate its students about the growing media industry and prepare them better for the field after they graduate.


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Energy and Mines Minister Rich Coleman has been given back the gaming portfolio, his office confirmed today. Critics say that given Coleman's history, his re-appointment is a mistake.
"It's very concerning," Sandy Garossino, co-founder of anti-gambling coalition Vancouver Not Vegas, said.
She noted that former B.C. Lottery Corporation chair and current Paragon Gaming director Richard Turner recently registered as a lobbyist on behalf of Edgewater Casino (which was approved for relocation to BC Place in November). Only weeks later, Coleman returned to oversee gaming policy, she said.
"All of this seems to suggest that the government is getting ready to move in some way on gambling -- possibly Edgewater casino, possibly other gambling expansions," she said.
Coleman has been in charge of gaming since the B.C. Liberals came to power in 2001. After a series of controversies including deep funding cuts to arts organizations and a $670,000 fine to BCLC for failure to track money laundering, the B.C. Association for Charitable Gaming (BCACG) requested premier Christy Clark to remove Coleman from gaming.
During the cabinet shuffle last March, gaming was taken away from Coleman, and he was replaced by Shirley Bond as Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General, whose duties included gaming and policy enforcement. Cultural development minister Ida Chong, meanwhile, took over supervising gaming grants. Yesterday, however, Coleman has quietly returned to oversee gaming policy.
"relieved to know that Ida Chong's Ministry will continue to handle the distribution of community gaming grants to charitable and non-profit organizations."
But others were worried about the oversight of B.C.'s gaming industry with Coleman in charge.
"The B.C. gambling industry has the worst gambling-related crime records in Canada," Lindsay Brown, a Vancouver Not Vegas co-founder, wrote in an email.
Brown noted that Coleman had disbanded the RCMP's Integrated Illegal Gaming Enforcement Team in 2009, despite an internal report that organized crime was actively taking place within casinos. The report also cited concerns about "conflict of interest" and "potential corruption", which was redacted in the version of the document released to the Vancouver Sun.
"Against this backdrop, Christy Clark decides to reinstate Rich Coleman to gaming -- this leaves her and her party open to some serious questions," she wrote.


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Q: Change Country for Loqate Address Verification Control I'm successfully using the Loqate Address Verfication control, and filter its address results down to a single country, chosen in a select control.
However, when the country code in the select is changed, I've not been able to change the country filter in the Loqate address service to use the updated value.
var addressControl;
var avOptions = { suppressAutocomplete: false, setCountryByIP: false };

$(function () {
    addressControl = initialiseAddressValidation();
});

$("#CountryCode").change(function () {

    if (addressControl) {
        addressControl.destroy();
        addressControl = null;
    }

    addressControl = initialiseAddressValidation();

});

function initialiseAddressValidation() {

    avOptions.key = $("#avKey").val();
    avOptions.countries = { codesList: $("#CountryCode").val() };

    //other config truncated

}

Loqate's docs suggest that the .destroy() method I'm calling on change of the select should remove the control, and I tried setting it to null, before recreating it with the new country code value, but the address results it returns are still for the original country is was initialised with on load.
Does anyone know how to set a new country filter to the Loqate address verifier without completely reloading the page?

My working solution, based on @SlapdashFox 's invaluable assistance. Done this way to avoid having to completely re-create the control on every change of country
$("#CountryCode").change(function () {
    if (addressControl) {
        addressControl.options.search.countries = $("#CountryCode").val();
    } else {
        addressControl = initialiseAddressValidation();
    }
});

A: Looks like you're changing the wrong value here, you want to be changing the search.countries attribute within your options object.
In your above example you could do this as follows:
function initialiseAddressValidation() {
    avOptions.key = $("#avKey").val();
    avOptions.search = { countries: $("#CountryCode").val() };
}

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static CompileError *declareVariables(Class *class, OrderedCollection *vars, Array *superInstVars);
static _Bool isClassVar(String *name);
static CompileError *compileMethods(Class *class, OrderedCollection *methods);
static CompileError *compileAndInstallMethod(MethodNode *node, Class *class, Dictionary *methodDict);
static CompileError *createMethodRedefinitionError(MethodNode *node);
static Class *installClass(Class *class);
static void addSubClass(Class *class, Class *subClass);

Object *buildClass(ClassNode *node)
{
	HandleScope handleScope;
	openHandleScope(&handleScope);

	CompileError *error;
	MetaClass *superMetaClass;
	Class *superClass;
	_Bool isRoot;
	if (!resolveSuperClass(node, &superMetaClass, &superClass, &isRoot)) {
		error = createUndefinedVariableError(classNodeGetSuperName(node));
		return (Object *) closeHandleScope(&handleScope, error);
	}

	Class *class = subClass(node, superMetaClass, superClass);
	MetaClass *metaClass = classGetMetaClass(class);

	OrderedCollection *pragmas = classNodeGetPragmas(node);
	error = processPragmas(class, pragmas);
	if (error != NULL) {
		return (Object *) closeHandleScope(&handleScope, error);
	}

	OrderedCollection *vars = classNodeGetVars(node);
	Array *superInstVars = classGetInstanceVariables(superClass);
	error = declareVariables(class, vars, superInstVars);
	if (error != NULL) {
		return (Object *) closeHandleScope(&handleScope, error);
	}

	OrderedCollection *methods = classNodeGetMethods(node);
	error = compileMethods(class, methods);
	if (error != NULL) {
		return (Object *) closeHandleScope(&handleScope, error);
	}

	class = installClass(class);
	if (isRoot) {
		classSetSuperClass(class, (Class *) Handles.nil);
	} else {
		addSubClass(superClass, class);
	}
	metaClassSetInstanceClass(metaClass, class);
	return (Object *) closeHandleScope(&handleScope, class);
}

static _Bool resolveSuperClass(ClassNode *node, MetaClass **superMetaClass, Class **superClass, _Bool *isRoot)
{
	String *name = literalNodeGetStringValue(classNodeGetSuperName(node));
	if (stringEqualsC(name, "nil")) {
		*superMetaClass = (MetaClass *) Handles.Class;
		*superClass = Handles.UndefinedObject;
		*isRoot = 1;
		return 1;
	}

	Class *super = (Class *) globalObjectAt(asSymbol(name));
	if (!isNil(super)) {
		*superMetaClass = classGetMetaClass(super);
		*superClass = super;
		*isRoot = 0;
		return 1;
	}

	return 0;
}

static Class *subClass(ClassNode *node, MetaClass *superMetaClass, Class *superClass)
{
	MetaClass *metaClass = (MetaClass *) newObject(Handles.MetaClass, 0);
	metaClassSetSuperClass(metaClass, superMetaClass);
	metaClassSetSubClasses(metaClass, newOrdColl(16));
	metaClassSetInstanceShape(metaClass, metaClassGetInstanceShape(superMetaClass));
	metaClassSetInstanceVariables(metaClass, metaClassGetInstanceVariables(superMetaClass));

	Class *class = (Class *) newObject((Class *) metaClass, 0);
	classSetSuperClass(class, superClass);
	classSetSubClasses(class, newOrdColl(16));
	classSetName(class, asSymbol(literalNodeGetStringValue(classNodeGetName(node))));
	classSetInstanceShape(class, classGetInstanceShape(superClass));

	metaClassSetInstanceClass(metaClass, class);
	return class;
}

static CompileError *processPragmas(Class *class, OrderedCollection *pragmas)
{
	MessageExpressionNode *pragma;
	CompileError *error;
	Iterator iterator;

	initOrdCollIterator(&iterator, pragmas, 0, 0);
	while (iteratorHasNext(&iterator)) {
		MessageExpressionNode *pragma = (MessageExpressionNode *) iteratorNextObject(&iterator);
		String *selector = messageExpressionNodeGetSelector(pragma);
		if (stringEqualsC(selector, "shape:")) {
			error = processShapePragma(pragma, class);
			if (error != NULL) {
				return error;
			}
		}
	}

	return NULL;
}

static CompileError *processShapePragma(MessageExpressionNode *pragma, Class *class)
{
	OrderedCollection *args = messageExpressionNodeGetArgs(pragma);
	ASSERT(ordCollSize(args) == 1);
	LiteralNode *arg = (LiteralNode *) ordCollObjectAt(args, 0);
	Value value;
	CompileError *error;

	if (arg->raw->class == Handles.VariableNode->raw) {
		value = globalAt(asSymbol(literalNodeGetStringValue(arg)));
	} else if (arg->raw->class == Handles.IntegerNode->raw) {
		value = literalNodeGetValue(arg);
	} else {
		goto error;
	}

	classSetInstanceShape(class, *(InstanceShape *) &value);
	return NULL;

error:
	error = (CompileError *) newObject(Handles.InvalidPragmaError, 0);
	compileErrorSetVariable(error, (LiteralNode *) pragma);
	return error;
}

static CompileError *declareVariables(Class *class, OrderedCollection *vars, Array *superInstVars)
{
	OrderedCollection *tmpInstVars = newOrdColl(8);
	Dictionary *classVars = newDictionary(8);
	Iterator iterator;

	initOrdCollIterator(&iterator, vars, 0, 0);
	while (iteratorHasNext(&iterator)) {
		String *name = literalNodeGetStringValue((LiteralNode *) iteratorNextObject(&iterator));
		if (isClassVar(name)) {
			symbolDictAtPutObject(classVars, asSymbol(name), Handles.nil);
		} else {
			ordCollAddObject(tmpInstVars, (Object *) name);
		}
	}

	Array *instVars;
	size_t size = objectSize((Object *) superInstVars);
	if (size == 0) {
		instVars = ordCollAsArray(tmpInstVars);
	} else {
		instVars = (Array *) copyResizedObject((Object *) superInstVars, size + ordCollSize(tmpInstVars));
		initOrdCollIterator(&iterator, tmpInstVars, 0, 0);
		while (iteratorHasNext(&iterator)) {
			ptrdiff_t index = size + iteratorIndex(&iterator);
			arrayAtPutObject(instVars, index, iteratorNextObject(&iterator));
		}
	}

	InstanceShape shape = classGetInstanceShape(class);
	shape.varsSize = instVars->raw->size;
	shape.size = COMPUTE_INST_SHAPE_SIZE(shape.payloadSize, shape.varsSize, shape.isIndexed);
	classSetInstanceShape(class, shape);

	classSetInstanceVariables(class, instVars);
	classSetClassVariables(class, classVars);
	return NULL;
}

static _Bool isClassVar(String *name)
{
	return name->raw->contents[0] >= 'A' && name->raw->contents[0] <= 'Z';
}

static CompileError *compileMethods(Class *class, OrderedCollection *methods)
{
	HandleScope scope;
	openHandleScope(&scope);

	MetaClass *metaClass = classGetMetaClass(class);
	Dictionary *methodDict = newDictionary(64);
	Dictionary *classMethodDict = newDictionary(32);
	CompileError *error;
	Iterator iterator;

	initOrdCollIterator(&iterator, methods, 0, 0);
	while (iteratorHasNext(&iterator)) {
		HandleScope scope2;
		openHandleScope(&scope2);

		MethodNode *methodNode = (MethodNode *) iteratorNextObject(&iterator);
		if (isNil(methodNodeGetClassName(methodNode))) {
			error = compileAndInstallMethod(methodNode, class, methodDict);
		} else { // TODO: check for class name: methodNode->className == "class"
			error = compileAndInstallMethod(methodNode, (Class *) metaClass, classMethodDict);
		}
		if (error != NULL) {
			return closeHandleScope(&scope, closeHandleScope(&scope2, error));
		}

		closeHandleScope(&scope2, NULL);
	}

	classSetMethodDictionary(class, methodDict);
	metaClassSetMethodDictionary(metaClass, classMethodDict);
	closeHandleScope(&scope, NULL);
	return NULL;
}

static CompileError *compileAndInstallMethod(MethodNode *node, Class *class, Dictionary *methodDict)
{
	if (!isNil(symbolDictObjectAt(methodDict, asSymbol(methodNodeGetSelector(node))))) {
		return createMethodRedefinitionError(node);
	}

	Object *method = compileMethod(node, class);
	if (method->raw->class == Handles.CompiledMethod->raw) {
		symbolDictAtPutObject(methodDict, compiledMethodGetSelector((CompiledMethod *) method), method);
		return NULL;
	} else {
		return (CompileError *) method;
	}
}

static CompileError *createMethodRedefinitionError(MethodNode *node)
{
	LiteralNode *literal = newObject(Handles.VariableNode, 0);
	literalNodeSetValue(literal, (Object *) methodNodeGetSelector(node));
	literalNodeSetSourceCode(literal, methodNodeGetSourceCode(node));
	return createRedefinitionError(literal)	;
}

static Class *installClass(Class *class)
{
	String *name = classGetName(class);
	Object *currentClass = globalObjectAt(name);
	if (isNil(currentClass)) {
		globalAtPut(name, getTaggedPtr(class));
		return class;
	} else {
		// TODO: temporarily do memcpy() instead of #become:
		memcpy(currentClass->raw, class->raw, sizeof(*class->raw));
		return (Class *) currentClass;
	}
}

static void addSubClass(Class *class, Class *subClass)
{
	ordCollAddObject(classGetSubClasses(class), (Object *) subClass);
	ordCollAddObject(metaClassGetSubClasses(classGetMetaClass(class)), (Object *) classGetMetaClass(subClass));
}

CompiledMethod *lookupSelector(Class *startClass, String *selector)
{
	HandleScope scope;
	openHandleScope(&scope);

	Class *class = startClass;
	CompiledMethod *method = (CompiledMethod *) symbolDictObjectAt(classGetMethodDictionary(class), selector);

	while (isNil(method)) {
		class = classGetSuperClass(class);
		if (isNil(class)) {
			return closeHandleScope(&scope, NULL);
		}
		method = (CompiledMethod *) symbolDictObjectAt(classGetMethodDictionary(class), selector);
	}

	return closeHandleScope(&scope, method);
}

void printClassName(RawClass *class)
{
	_Bool isMetaClass = class->class == Handles.MetaClass->raw;
	if (isMetaClass) {
		class = (RawClass *) asObject(((RawMetaClass *) class)->instanceClass);
	}
	RawString *className = (RawString *) asObject(class->name);
	printf("%.*s", (int) className->size, className->contents);
	if (isMetaClass) {
		printf(" class");
	}
}

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Myo means muscle and Fascia is similar to a saran wrap like sheath that covers the muscle.
Another great video link at bottom of the page "The Fuzz speech".
Unlike Saran wrap(which from the store comes in pieces) – your bodies FASCIA is more like a continuous fabric covering everything in your body with no identifiable beginning or end.
Fascia goes throughout your whole body…so tension or trauma in one part of your body will often affect another part of your body.
Myofascial Release (MRT) is not the same as getting a "spa" massage.
There are very specific protocols and maneuvers aimed to maximize the effectiveness of this treatment for any muscle in the body.
Doctors/therapists trained in MRT/ART are targeting the problem areas where adhesions have formed.
How did I get scar tissue you say?
Myofascial adhesions form as a result of injury to soft tissues (muscle, tendon, ligament, fascia).
The injury can be traumatic (eg. ankle sprain, fall, car accident) or cumulative (eg. Typing on a computer all day).
When soft tissues are injured, the body lays down a gluey fibrous scar. Much like a scab on the skin, it does the job, but it is not nearly as supple and flexible as the regular healthy tissue.
Proper soft tissue should be like the elastic fabric of your underwear waistband.
Scar tissue adhesion's are more like denim material. Yes, denim is strong, but not good for proper functioning soft tissue.
The amount of scar tissue/adhesions one may have in a specific area depends on how severely and how many times the tissue has been injured.
What's UP? My body made the scar/adhesion, isn't it supposed to be there?
Yes and no. It's a good thing that the body can patch itself (denim tissue); otherwise muscle strains might never heal. However, muscles should be elastic, like I described above.
Predispose the muscle to future re-injury/tearing—this is not good.
Reduce risk of re-injury to the area–all good things.


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Prada announces co-creative directors
Milan, February 23rd 2020 - From 2 April 2020, Raf Simons will join the Prada brand as co-creative director, working in partnership with Miuccia Prada with equal responsibilities for creative input and decision-making. The first Prada collection designed by Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons will be the Spring/Summer 2021 womenswear show, presented in Milan in September 2020.
This partnership, encompassing all creative facets of the Prada label, is born from a deep reciprocal respect and from an open conversation - it is a mutual decision, proposed and determined by both parties. It opens a new dialogue, between designers widely acknowledged as two of the most important and influential of today. Conceptually, it is also a new approach to the very definition of creative direction for a fashion brand - a strong challenge to the idea of singularity of creative authorship, whilst also a bold reinforcement of the importance and power of creativity in a shifting cultural landscape.
As times change, so should creativity. The synergy of this partnership is far-reaching. It is a reaction to the era in which we live - an epoch with fresh possibilities, permitting a different point of view and approach to established methodologies. It can also be seen as the first step towards broader scopes of interaction - an initiation of free exchange and collaboration, a questioning of creative conventions.
Innovation is an inherent facet of the identity of Prada: a willingness to push boundaries, to experiment, to take opportunities to advance. If the notion of a partnership is to work jointly, the result of that conversation may not only be product but also the propagation of a thought and a culture. A pure vision of creativity, with the product a vehicle for these thoughts.
The distinct values and ethos of the Prada brand remain unchanged: this radical creative dialogue, indeed, is a reiteration of the philosophies of both Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons. It is perfectly in tune with each designer's individual history of reinvention, provocation, brave exploration and the power of ideas - now, brought together.


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Introduction: The Phase Distribution Across the S140 PDR: New Insights from HIFI [CII] Observations
Astronmico Nacional, C Dedes, Y Okada, B Mookerjea, V Ossenkopf, A Benz, S Bruderer, M Röllig, C Kramer, M Gerin, R Güsten, M Akyilmaz (+20 others)
https://web.archive.org/web/20180510214600/http://herschel.esac.esa.int/FirstResultsSymposium/posters/P117_Dedes_S140.pdf
We report the observation of [CII] emission in a cut through the S140 region together with single pointing observations of hydrides and water in several key regions of the photon-dominated region (PDR) and molecular cloud. At a distance of 910 pc, the BOV star HD211880 ionizes the edge of the molecular cloud L1204, creating S140, a visible HII region and PDR (e.g. Crampton and Fisher, 1974). In addition, the dense molecular cloud hosts a cluster of embedded massive young stellar objects (YSOs) more » ... lar objects (YSOs) only 75" from the HII region (e.g. Beichmann et al., 1979; Minchin et al. 1993). We use HIFI on Herschel to observe [CII] in a strip following the direction of the impinging radiation across the ionisation front and through the cluster of embedded YSOs. With [CII], which Emery et al. (1996) report to be fairly extended in the S140 region, we can trace the ionizing radiation and try to disentangle influences of the external (ionizing B star) and internal (massive YSOs) contribution to the radiation. Fig. 1: 2MASS K band (red) and POSS2 red band (green) showing the S140 ionization front and the massive star forming region around IRS1. Overlayed in blue is the outline of the [CII] cut. Fig. 4 (left): Line profiles in the IRS1 position in the molecular cloud. Fig. 5: (right): Line profiles in the PDR position. Note that some emission has been rescaled for better comparison. Fig. 3: [CII] emission over-plotted on Spitzer 8µm color-image. The circles correspond to the locations of the three HIFI single pointing positions. For this plot, the spectra from the cut where averaged in the respective locations to show the line profiles. NE is a quiet position deep in the molecular cloud, IRS1 is the center of massive star forming activity and SW corresponds to the ionization front of the PDR. The strip shows the integrated intensity along the cut. NE IRS1 SW Fig. 2: Water emission lines at 752GHz and 987GHz towards the IRS1 position. Discussion: One can see that the [CII] emission is widespread throughout the cut. The strongest emission is as expected coming from the interface of the PDR. Comparison with the Spitzer 8µm emission shows that there might be a contribution from ionized gas at the SW position. There is another peak of [CII] emission at the position of IRS1. It is noticeable how broad the line emission in IRS1 is, a trend which is also seen in the remaining molecular lines. Comparing the line profiles of several species in both IRS1 and the PDR, the lines in IRS1 show broad wings, which can also be seen in the two water transitions, indicating the presence of hot, and in the case of the water lines, shocked gas. While most of the species are 2-3 orders of magnitude weaker in the PDR, the light hydride CH is seen in similar strength both in IRS1 and in the PDR. CH is enhanced by FUV irradiation in the PDR. It has been predicted to be similarly enhanced by protostellar FUV in the outflow walls (Bruderer et al. 2010). Conclusions: Preliminary analysis of the first Herschel-HIFI data has shed light on the spatial distribution of the [CII] emission across the S140 region. While the [CII] emission is strongest in the PDR interface, there are significant, and very broad, contributions from the molecular material. The stratification towards the PDR that can however be seen in the [CII] intensity supports the claim that the ionizing B star is illuminating the region from the side and not from above. The existence of a hot, shocked component in IRS1 is also hinted at in the broad wings of several molecular species. After this first look, the line profiles will be analyzed to disentangle different components with HIFIs high spectral resolution and the chemical and physical conditions in the different regions will be modeled, giving particular emphasis to the light hydrides and their ions that are unique to the Herschel spectral range. Acknowledgements. HIFI has been designed and built by a consortium of institutes and university departments from across Europe, Canada and the United States under the leadership of SRON
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Astronmico Nacional, C Dedes, Y Okada, B Mookerjea, V Ossenkopf, A Benz, S Bruderer, M Röllig, C Kramer, M Gerin, R Güsten, M Akyilmaz, O Berne, F Boulanger, K France, A Fuente, J Goicoechea, A Harris, C Joblin, T Klein, F Le Petit, S Lord, P Martin, J Martin-Pintado, D Neufeld, T Phillips, R Rizzo, R Simon, J Stutzki, F Van Der Tak, D Teyssier, H Yorke. "Introduction: The Phase Distribution Across the S140 PDR: New Insights from HIFI [CII] Observations."


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Fun Factory at Talbot Combined School
Corrine Jean Dowell
Sessional care
None - Please tell us!
Fun Factory at Talbot Combined School registered in 2008. It operates from a classroom in the school and at times children have access to the school hall. Children have access to the school playground and playing fields for outdoor play. The setting is registered to provide care for a maximum of 16 children from four to under eight years of age. Care is also provided for children over eight years. There are currently 17 children on roll. Sessions are from 07.30 to 08.40 and from 15.10 to 17.45, Monday to Friday, during term times.
Show the full table for Poole Education Authority, for the town POOLE or for the postcode BH12
Talbot Combined School, Talbot Drive, POOLE BH12 5ED


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Slayer Pavilion was an installation art piece by David Dorrell, Melissa Frost, and Mihda Koray.  It was seen at the 10th Istanbul Biennial in September 2007. It featured the set of a teenager's room, in the center of which was a dummy representing a boy who had hanged himself. It was referred to as a "look into the world of a Goth-metal teenage boy."

Slayer Pavilion followed in the tradition of Kurt Schwitters and Gregor Schneider, "dispensing with space and time in favour of a non-hierarchical dream space."

Notes

Installation art works
Contemporary works of art

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Black Pearl is a hand-shaped, artisan goat's milk cheese made by BoatShed Cheese based in Mornington Peninsula, Melbourne, Australia. This wonderful cheese features a wrinkled rind dusted with vine ash. When young the inside part of cheese is light and fresh and becomes more firm as it ages.


"What I like about this essay is the fact that it begins more or less as a story, gripping the reader from the very beginning, and if it would have continued in the same fashion, and it would have integrated the above-mentioned things, it would turn out to be one of the best essays written so far. The person does illustrate potential, especially because of the fact that he underlined the fact that he grew up handling the stress and hardships that come naturally in life as a farmer and a farmer's child, but so far this is the only relevant thing that can actually be used in comparing medical school to farming, and the medical profession to life on the farm. There is also a place for some humor in this paper, and the sheer lack of it proves that the person was not exactly relaxed and comfortable while writing this paper. It is compelling, it is what you would expect it to be, but there are a lot of things that can be improved in this paper and make for a better personal statement review, and with them, the chances of actually landing in the medical career on the writer's own terms.
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On November 15, 1965 Walt and Roy Disney, along with Florida Governor Haydon Burns, held a press conference to announce the construction of Disney World. Walt Disney would pass away before the groundbreaking began took place on May 30, 1967, by which time Roy had renamed the project Walt Disney World in honor of the man who had dreamed the venture up. While it would take over four years before the Vacation Kingdom welcomed its first guests, the Walt Disney World Preview Center opened almost two years before the rest of the development. The Walt Disney World Preview Center began welcoming invited business and political guests on January 10, 1970 and opened to the general public on the 16th of the same month. Seen here under construction, it was built just off of Interstate 4. Can you see it there in the background? That rinky-dink two-lanes each way road with precisely three cars on it? Yep, that was, and is, the main thoroughfare which cut through across the state of Florida.
Once inside the facility, guests were greeted by a hand-selected group of fourteen hostesses, who were more than happy to answer any questions potential visitors had. From models and construction footage, to the 21 minute Project Florida film, the Walt Disney World Preview Center showcased what the first five years had in store for the swamplands of central Florida. In addition to just seeing what was coming, guest could go ahead and make reservations for the two resorts scheduled to open, the Contemporary and Polynesian Village, and pick up preview postcards and other souvenirs.
The building still stands today, situated along Hotel Plaza Boulevard, but has not been utilized as a Preview Center in 1971. Still, as I have said many times, a preview center for what's next at Walt Disney World would most certainly bring in the crowds of curious guests, just as it did in 1970. If I had my way, perhaps a preview center could bring new life to the Transportation and Ticket Center.
That's an intriguing idea for the TTC.


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Oakmont looks to control vacation rentals in town | TribLIVE.com
Plum/Oakmont
Oakmont looks to control vacation rentals in town
Tue., June 18, 2019 11:20 p.m. | Tuesday, June 18, 2019 11:20 p.m.
Oakmont officials want to adopt some new regulations so borough property owners think twice before turning their homes into hotels.
Council approved advertising a short-term rental ordinance June 17 and could vote on it next month.
According to the proposed ordinance, a property being rented out must be the permanent address of the owner or lessee, and they must occupy the residence for at least six months out of the year.
The property owner may provide short-term rentals up to six times a year and a maximum of 30 days in a year.
The owner also must register the property as a short-term rental with the borough.
Councilwoman Carrie DelRosso said the proposed ordinance is in response to residents' concerns.
"Right now, there are people using their properties as Airbnbs," she said. "In the past, we haven't had any problems. We've had people use their properties as short-term rentals, especially during the U.S. Open.
"Now that Airbnbs are becoming more popular, people are coming to Oakmont to stay more frequently. We want to make sure we have a process in place. I think they're fair (regulations). I think they're guidelines."
DelRosso said council received some complaints from residents about absentee owners and uncomfortable situations at those properties.
Kassandra Stotler is one of those concerned residents.
"I really value personal property rights," she said. "At the same time, things can start to affect a community. There's a reason I don't live in Myrtle Beach (S.C.) or Outer Banks (N.C.). Those are resort towns."
Stotler said there are some homes in Oakmont that are vacant almost year-round except for use as rentals. She said she heard of long parties, midnight arrivals, domestic disputes and other incidents at the rentals.
"I know other people in Oakmont have had much worse experiences," Stotler said. "When you're living there, you're invested in your property and care if someone comes in and wrecks it."
Stotler said she's glad council plans to adopt rules regarding rentals, and supports Oakmont families trying to earn extra income.
"We have a safe town and I want to see that preserved," Stotler said.
Attempts to reach property owners who have their homes listed as rentals were not successful.
The proposed ordinance is expected to be available for review at the borough office by the end of this week.
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