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Supercomputing research opens doors for drug discovery
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ORNL's Leal and Snead named American Nuclear Society Fellows
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Richebourg ist eine französische Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand ) im Département Yvelines in der Region Île-de-France. Sie gehört zum Arrondissement Mantes-la-Jolie und zum Kanton Bonnières-sur-Seine. Die Einwohner werden Richebourgeois genannt.

Nachbargemeinden
 Civry-la-Forêt
 Orvilliers
 Prunay-le-Temple
 Gressey
 Houdan
 Tacoignières
 Bazainville
 Maulette

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Sehenswürdigkeiten
Siehe: Liste der Monuments historiques in Richebourg (Yvelines)

Verkehr

Richebourg hat zusammen mit Tacoignières den Bahnhof Tacoignières – Richebourg, an welchem Züge der Linie N halten. Somit ist der Ort an das Schienennetz der Vorortzüge von Paris angeschlossen.

Persönlichkeiten
 Die französische Chansonsängerin Edith Piaf hatte ihren Zweitwohnsitz in der Gemeinde.
 Der französische Politiker und Schriftsteller Ernest Hamel lebte lange Zeit in Richebourg.

Literatur
 Le Patrimoine des Communes des Yvelines. Band 1, Flohic Editions, Paris 2000, ISBN 2-84234-070-1, S. 336–339.

Weblinks

 Bevölkerungsdaten und Informationen über die Gemeinde

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Charles Darnay
Fictional character created by Charles Dickens
Fictional character
A Tale of Two Cities character
Dr Manette and Lucie with Charles Darnay, by Charles Edmund Brock
In-universe information
A member of the French ruling class
Charles Darnay, Charles D'Aulnais or Charles St. Evrémonde is a fictional character in the 1859 novel A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens.
Darnay is a wealthy gentleman who spends time in both France and England during the time of the story. However, he resents how the lower classes are extorted and kept in extreme poverty by the upper class. Darnay specifically resents the views of his uncle, Marquis St. Evrémonde, who has no respect for the people in poverty. He abandons his own family name in favor of his mother's, D'Aulnais, which he later alters to "Darnay"; relocating to London, he finds work as a tutor of French language and literature.
Darnay is put on trial for treason against the Kingdom of Great Britain, but the key eyewitness testimony against him is undermined when his defense counsel directs attention to Sydney Carton, a barrister who has been assisting in the case. The two men bear a strong resemblance to one another, and Darnay is acquitted as a result. Later, Darnay succeeds his uncle as Marquis when the latter is stabbed to death in his sleep by a French revolutionary. Both Darnay and Carton express their love for Lucie Manette, but Darnay courts and marries her.
As the French Revolution begins, Darnay is arrested and brought before a tribunal, where the crimes of his uncle and father are brought to light. He is sentenced to death by guillotine, and bravely accepts his fate. However, Carton then takes his place (rendering Darnay unconscious so that he cannot refuse his help) so that he and his family can escape.
Later, Lucie and Charles have a son whom they call Sydney in honour of their friend.
Cinematic and theatrical portrayals[edit]
In the 1935 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film adaptation, Charles Darnay is portrayed by Donald Woods.
In the 1958 The Rank Organisation film adaptation, Charles Darnay is portrayed by Paul Guers.
In the 1989 Masterpiece Theatre television adaptation, Charles Darnay is played by Xavier Deluc.
In the 2008 Broadway musical/play adaptation of A Tale of Two Cities, Charles Darnay is played by Aaron Lazar.
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Sayornis phoebe é uma espécie de ave da família Tyrannidae. É encontrada no América do Norte.

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Democrats Think Speaker Ryan Would Be Perfect Ad Villain
Posted Oct 23, 2015 2:54 PM
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Democrats have used Ryan's budget as fodder, but now they may have the man himself. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo)
Rep. Paul D. Ryan and his budget have been a major theme in congressional elections over the past few cycles.
But with the stars aligning for the Wisconsin Republican to become the next House speaker, Democrats say they'll now have a villain to run against, not just a stack of numbers.
"Democrats should be uncorking the champagne, because to put somebody that is as dedicated to unpopular policies as him at the head of the House is a real political hazard," said Ben Ray, a Democratic strategist.
Ryan's budget — which he introduced in 2011 when he served as Budget chairman — would have turned Medicare into a voucher system and increased the age of eligibility.
Democrats have spent millions running ads attacking the plan, saying it would have an adverse effect on seniors.
"I think it somewhat guarantees a re-litigation in campaigns of his harsh economic policies," said J.J. Balaban, a Democratic admaker. "And it increases the likelihood that you will see Paul Ryan now become the face of the Republican Party in Congress, and Ryan's budget, to some extent, becomes more salient, more prominent and more newsworthy."
Already, such groups as EMILY's List — which backs Democratic women who support abortion rights — have begun to try to paint Ryan as the enemy.
"Paul Ryan may be saving the day for the Republican Party desperate for a new Speaker of the House, but Ryan's candidacy will do nothing for the millions of women and families trying to get ahead in this country," EMILY's List Press Secretary Rachel Thomas said in a news release. "If his speakership is anything like his tenure as Chair of the Budget Committee, we expect more of the same disastrous policies from the Republican Congress that will hurt women and families."
Other Democratic operatives added that a Ryan speakership would have other implications for the party as a whole.
They say Ryan would not spend as much time raising money for the party, as he has said he values time with his young family. That's in stark contrast to Speaker John A. Boehner, who logs thousands of miles bringing in tens of millions of dollars for House Republicans and the National Republican Congressional Committee.
As it stands, the NRCC trails the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in fundraising so far this cycle. And since Boehner announced his resignation in September, the outgoing speaker has not held his usual full plate of fundraisers — a fact that is likely to be reflected in the NRCC's October fundraising numbers. Democrats say that gap would grow even larger if Ryan were at the helm.
But Republicans say they are confident Ryan would be a strong leader for Republicans.
And they note Democrats' attempts to attack Ryan's policies won't work.
"Democrats have tried for three cycles now to win elections by using Paul Ryan and it has failed miserably," NRCC Director Katie Martin said. "If Paul Ryan chooses to run for Speaker we are sure that Democrats will dial up their same failed attacks that have left them with their smallest caucus since the Great Depression."
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The Gahcho Kué Diamond mine in Canada's Northwestern Territories, produced more than 5 million carats by early October. The mine, 51 percent owned by De Beers, with Mountain Province Diamonds owning the rest, declared commercial production in March and has been projected to produce an average of 4.5-million carats a year.
Mine General Manager Allan Rodel attributed the great output to a higher-than-expected recovered diamond grade of 2.07 carats per tonne of ore through the first nine months of this year. The higher grade, along with swift and efficient work identifying and removing bottlenecks in the process plant, has allowed for a greater throughput.
Gahcho Kué's production now accounts for a significant portion of De Beers' global production portfolio and is credited with having boosted the group's rough diamond output over the first three quarter of 2017.


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CyberGym Opens Melbourne Cyber Security Training Facility
Posted byjeremyungaritc November 27, 2017 Posted inLatest News Israel, News
Israeli cyber security training company Cybergym has launched a new Global Headquarters and Cyber Training & Technologies Arena in Melbourne, Australia.
Source: The Australian Jewish News
A training site for combating cyber-attacks was officially opened by Victorian Trade and Investment Minister Philip Dalidakis earlier this month, in the presence of senior Israeli cyber-security experts.
The CyberGym Training Arena in Docklands, which will be used to train Australian cyber-analysts, will also be part of "CyberGrid", a global network of sites in Europe, the Middle East, the Americas, Asia and now Australia, strengthening the ability of government agencies and businesses to protect against cyber-attacks.
These sites are run by Israeli tech company CyberGym, which operates internationally, helping governments and enterprises defend against cyber-attacks.
CyberGym is a joint venture between Israel Electric Corporation (IEC), a $US7.7 billion ($A10.1 billion) company which faces countless cyber-attacks on a daily basis, and Cyber Control, a cyber-security consultancy established by Israeli security experts. Israeli cyber-specialists visiting for the launch included Yiftah Ron-Tal, a retired major-general with the Israel Defence Forces, who chairs IEC; Yosi Shneck, IEC's senior vice-president; and Ofir Hason, CEO and co-founder of CyberGym.
CyberGym conducts cyber-warfare preparedness training for government and private enterprises. It focuses on the weakest link in any emergency response system – the people who run it.
Aimed at critical infrastructure organisations, the newly launched Training Arena enables these groups to test systems, processes and people against cyber-attacks.
It prepares employees for responding to and fending off real-time cyber-attacks on complex, widespread systems and sensitive infrastructures. It also allows organisations to adjust their cyber-threat model to their environments.
Officially opening the new facility, Dalidakis said: "It's exciting to have global leaders like CyberGym in Melbourne to be part of our thriving cyber-security and digital technology sector. Victoria is a hub for cyber-security and we're working hard to attract more investment so we can protect Victorian companies from cyber-crime and win a larger share of the booming global cyber-security sector."
Hason described his company as "a global leader in proactive cyber-security defence and training for critical infrastructure companies. The establishment of this Melbourne cyber-training and technologies arena, as the latest addition to the global CyberGrid network, further reinforces Melbourne's position as the tech capital of Australia and a leader in the Asia-Pacific Region."
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require 'digest'

class User < ActiveRecord::Base
  attr_accessor   :password
  attr_accessible :name, :email, :password, :password_confirmation

  has_many :microposts, :dependent => :destroy
  has_many :relationships, :foreign_key => "follower_id", :dependent => :destroy
  has_many :following, :through => :relationships, :source => :followed
  has_many :reverse_relationships, :foreign_key => "followed_id",
    :class_name => "Relationship", :dependent => :destroy
  has_many :followers, :through => :reverse_relationships, :source => :follower

  email_regex = /\A[\w+\-.]+@[a-z\d\-.]+\.[a-z]+\z/i

  validates :name,  :presence => true, :length => { :maximum => 50 }
  validates :email, :presence => true,
                    :format => { :with => email_regex },
                    :uniqueness => { :case_sensitive => false }

  # Automatically create the virtual attribute 'password_confirmation'.
  validates :password,  :presence => true,
                        :confirmation => true,
                        :length => { :within => 6..40 }

  before_save :encrypt_password

  # Returns true if the user password matches the submitted password.
  def has_password?(submitted_password)
    encrypted_password == encrypt(submitted_password)
  end

  def self.authenticate(email, submitted_password)
    user = User.find_by_email(email)
    return nil  if user.nil?
    return user if user.has_password?(submitted_password)
  end

  def self.authenticate_with_salt(id, cookie_salt)
    user = find_by_id(id)
    (user && user.salt == cookie_salt) ? user : nil
  end

  def following?(followed)
    relationships.find_by_followed_id(followed)
  end

  def follow!(followed)
    relationships.create!(:followed_id => followed.id)
  end

  def unfollow!(followed)
    relationships.find_by_followed_id(followed).destroy
  end

  # Listing 7.27:
#  def User.authenticate(email, submitted_password)
#    user = find_by_email(email)
#    return nil  if user.nil?
#    return user if user.has_password?(submitted_password)
#  end

  # Listing 7.28:
#  def self.authenticate(email, submitted_password)
#    user = find_by_email(email)
#    return nil  if user.nil?
#    return user if user.has_password?(submitted_password)
#    return nil
#  end

  # Listing 7.29:
#  def self.authenticate(email, submitted_password)
#    user = find_by_email(email)
#    if user.nil?
#      nil
#    elsif user.has_password?(submitted_password)
#      user
#    else
#      nil
#    end
#  end

  # Listing 7.30:
#  def self.authenticate(email, submitted_password)
#    user = find_by_email(email)
#    if user.nil?
#      nil
#    elsif user.has_password?(submitted_password)
#      user
#    end
#    # Implicit return
#  end

  # Listing 7.31:
#  def self.authenticate(email, submitted_password)
#    user = find_by_email(email)
#    user && user.has_password?(submitted_password) ? user : nil
#  end

  def feed
    # This is preliminary. See Chapter 12 for the full implementation.
    #Micropost.where("user_id = ?", id)
    Micropost.from_users_followed_by(self)
  end

  private
    def encrypt_password
      self.salt = make_salt if new_record?
      self.encrypted_password = encrypt(password)
    end

    def encrypt(string)
      secure_hash("#{salt}--#{string}")
    end

    def make_salt
      secure_hash("#{Time.zone.now.utc}--#{password}")
    end

    def secure_hash(string)
      Digest::SHA2.hexdigest(string)
    end
end

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On September 12, 2015, the 1965 Class of Sweetwater High School celebrated their 50 year class reunion. This reunion was held at Springbrook Country Club in Niota. There were 54 classmates, along with some spouses, in attendance. We have sadly lost 23 of our classmates in the last fifty years. Three, out of the five, Class Officers were also able to attend. Two classmates traveled over five hundred miles one way to attend. Classmates received a program that included their senior picture and much recent information on each one.
Thank you to the ladies who worked many hours to make the reunion a success. After much laughter, reminiscing, eating and taking pictures, it was sad to see everyone going their separate ways just as they had fifty years ago.


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Salesforce Chairman and CEO Marc Benioff will be joined by Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb and Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett to commemorate the grand opening with a press conference and a community celebration at Monument Circle.
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The Department of Health website has information for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders about COVID-19 vaccines and the vaccination program. Messaging will be translated into 15 language groups including Arrente, Pitjantjatjara, Yumpla Tok, Kalaw Lagaw Ya, Meriam Mer, Ngaanyatjarra, Kimberley Kriol, Northern Kriol, Anindilyakwa, Burrara, Kunwinkju, Yolngumatha, Murrinh Patha, Tiwi and Warlpiri.
It is especially important to take care of your mental health and wellbeing during coronavirus.
Head to Health provides information and guidance during this time, with information on how to support children and loved ones, and how to access further mental health services and care.
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Headspace also offers dedicated mental health support for young people.
Domestic violence in our community is unacceptable. Everyone has the right to be free from harm and to live without fear of violence or abuse.
For urgent medical or police help freecall Triple Zero (000).
If you are self-isolating or required to isolate, but are in immediate danger, you can leave your house. Contact a domestic violence support service for advice about continuing to isolate in a safe place.
1800RESPECT
1800RESPECT is the national sexual assault, family and domestic violence counselling service for anyone in Australia who has experienced, or is at risk of, family and domestic violence or sexual assault. 24 hours, 7 days a week.
MensLine Australia is a telephone and online counselling service for men with emotional health and relationship concerns, including issues of violence.
Financial Distress
Many people are experiencing financial stress caused by the impacts of COVID-19.
The following resources provide information on support services that may be useful at this time.
Services Australia can help with income support and support for households.
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is providing the option for accessing superannuation early and also minimum drawdown rate options for retirees. Assistance is also available for eligible businesses, including boosting cash flow and JobKeeper payments. Visit the ATO's COVID-19 page for more information.
The National Debt Helpline offers free, confidential and independent advice from professional financial counsellors. The Helpline can be reached on 1800 007 007 from 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday.
Visit the Services Australia News for Students and Trainees page for up to date information affecting students.
For information on how the School Term Allowance and living away from home rate will be calculated, and how you can access the ABSTUDY Fares Allowance if you need to travel home before the end of the school term visit the Services Australia ABSTUDY page.


A local barber has opened up a new shop in Keizer.
After eight years of working in another shop, Dave Wells has opened Dave's Place at 148 Chemawa Road N.
Wells and his wife, Emily, recently purchased a home in town with their family – including Brennan Dobson, a baseball player for KYSA, Jasmine Wells, a volleyball player for Claggett Creek Middle School, Hazel Dobson, a softball player of Keizer Little League, and 6-month-old Chase Wells, official team mascot for whoever happens to be on the field or court at the moment – is laying down roots.
For the time being, Dave's Place is open seven days a week 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will probably be some adjustments after he discerns what the peak times are. Cuts are $17 and that includes children. Wells can also do straight-razor shaves.
When designing his shop, Wells paid particular attention to the way young customers would feel once in the chair.
Learning to drive can become a contentious ordeal for even the most patient teens and their parents.
Former drag car racer Doug Herbert started out hoping to help teens improve their driving skills, but he's ended up creating some better parent-teen relationships along the way.
"Some of the kids come to BRAKES kicking and screaming, but at some point during the day the light bulb comes on and they realize everything they don't know. Those same ones that come in kicking and screaming have their arms around their parents at the end," Herbert said.
BRAKES is a non-profit organization Herbert founded in memorial to his sons. He and his crew will be coming to Keizer's Volcano Stadium on April 1 and 2 to help teens dive deep into defensive driving skills. There will be four chances to participate, from 8 am. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. each day.
The course is free, but a $99 refundable deposit is required. Students must be age 15 to 19 with a valid permit or license and 30 hours of driving experience. At least one parent also needs to attend with the student. Registration can be completed at putonthebrakes.org. A University of North Carolina study of the program showed that BRAKES graduates are 64 percent less likely to be involved in a car crash within the first three years of driving.
Herber never expected to become a driving instructor. His enthusiasm for driving fast found an outlet in the drag racing scene, but he always gave safety concerns their due. He was an early adopter of body harnesses and custom seats when they became available.
Everything changed in 2008, when his sons Jon and James, 17 and 12, respectively, were killed in a crash less than a half mile from their home in North Carolina.
"They'd hopped in the car to go to McDonalds and Jon was driving too fast," Herbert said.
The following week, the local school closed for his sons' funerals and Herbert went and talked with students about not only what he was going through as a parent, but what the students needed to do to be safe on the road.
"That's when I realized I knew a lot about driving fast, but I also knew a lot about driving safe. It was as much therapy for me as it was for them," Herbert said.
Not long after, Herbert founded BRAKES and enlisted a slew of highly-trained drivers to help in the effort.
"Most of them have their own BRAKES story and a reason for why they teach. It's not like the local coach who also teaches driving," Herbert said.
The BRAKES course begins in a mobile classroom, but soon both parents and their student drivers are taken to separate parts of the parking lot to take turns behind the wheel in a variety of high-risk scenarios like crash avoidance, emergency lane changes, steering with anti-lock brakes engaged, skid avoidance and recovery and what to do if a wheel drops off the road.
The end result is an experience that leaves an impact far beyond imparting defensive driving skills.
"I think everyone leaves with more appreciation for the fragility of life and knowing they need to pay more attention to those they love as well as the road," Herbert said.
The BRAKES courses are being sponsored by Power Kia and the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes.
The Keizer Planning Commission opted to continue a public hearing on a proposed Safeway fueling center on River Road North at its meeting Wednesday, March 15.
Representatives of Safeway requested a continuation of the process while they determined how to deal with a prohibition on sales of other merchandise in a proposed amendment to the city's development code. But commissioners also wanted to hear more on other issues brought up during a public hearing. Concerns about traffic, especially in regard to the Keizer Fire District's ingress and egress, were at the forefront for the commission (see sidebar below).
Continuing the public hearing delays the commissioners' decision regarding whether the fueling center should be permitted. The Keizer City Council, however, will have the final say on the matter.
In most other areas along River Road, a gas station would be a permitted use. But, even before Keizer had a development code, the then-city councilors decided to put an "overlay" zone in the area between Claggett and James streets on River Road North and Elizabeth Street and Bailey Road on Chemawa Road. The overlay still prohibits several types of development (see sidebar, below) and one of them is a fuel station. Safeway needs the restriction to be modified for the fueling center to move forward. The fuel center would be placed on an undeveloped spot in the Safeway parking lot.
Commissioners were given four options for a decision: doing nothing and keeping the restrictions in place; eliminating the restrictions entirely; backing a text amendment proposed by Safeway that wouldn't allow the city to place conditions on traffic mitigation and other issues; or allowing the fueling station as a conditional use so long as Safeway committed to other improvements and traffic mitigation efforts.
Seth King, a land use attorney, spoke on behalf of Safeway saying that the staff-proposed amendment to the zone was largely acceptable except for a prohibition on sales of other merchandise. If approved, fueling center plans call for a convenience stand where items like soda, coffee, cigarettes and other convenience fare would be sold.
"This is not a workable business model. It wouldn't be a full-service convenience store, but some ancillary sales are expected and a necessary part of these fueling stations," King said.
King said Safeway would either like to have the prohibition on such sales removed or have the hearing continued at a later date.
Safeway had looked into building a gas station on the site as early as 2013, but the plan never moved forward internally, said Chris Miles, a construction project manager for Albertsons, the company that acquired Safeway in 2014.
Miles said the additional merchandise sales were an essential part of the package.
"That sale doesn't do much for us overall, but if we don't offer it, we lose the fuel sale," Miles said.
A main point of contention in the conceptual plans is an increase in traffic to the shopping center that would result from adding a gas station.
Keizer Fire District Chief Jeff Cowan said the district would not support a change to the overlay zone.
"Don't change it. It's there for a reason," Cowan said. "We have to go into oncoming traffic to reach River Road or the other side of Chemawa every day," Cowan said.
Miles walked commissioners through some of the changes Safeway is proposing to help alleviate clogs on Chemawa if a fuel center gains approval. The main entrance would be widened by 12 feet to allow for easier flow into the parking lot, especially for those turning left from westbound lanes. However, the draft plans also included a reworking of the parking lot near the main entrance. At least three of the parking spaces on both sides of the first aisle of parking spaces would be removed and some handicapped parking added to force customers further into the lot rather than allowing them to wait for the closest parking spaces to open up and creating congestion on Chemawa.
"I don't think we addressed the fire district, but we addressed the flow," Miles said.
Chris Brehmer, an engineer with Portland's Kittleson & Associates, said additional mitigation might be possible with some linking of the signals on River Road North.
"The development will increase traffic and we are trying to understand what they will be, but this is a chance to improve the entrance issues," Brehmer said.
Commissioners didn't show much of their hand with their questions on the proposed changes, but said they wanted to get more input from the other entities that might be impacted like the Keizer Fire District and Salem-Keizer Transit District.
"This is a big investor in our community and I don't want to slow them down, but if we are going to continue this, I want the other interested parties to be here," said Commissioner Garry Whelan.
If politics makes for strange bedfellows, the same might be said for business.
While the Keizer Planning Commission was taking testimony on a proposed fueling center at Safeway on River Road North, the proposed removal of an overlay zone drew support from a connected pair of individuals. They supported the Safeway proposal, but had other vested interests in having the overlay zone removed.
While Safeway wants a prohibition on gas stations in area between Claggett and James streets on River Road North and Elizabeth Street and Bailey Road on Chemawa Road lifted, the same part of the development code also prohibits auto dealers, auto rental and auto repair businesses, recreational vehicle parks, public utility structures and building and drive-thru windows associated with eating and drinking establishments.
That last provision is what brought out Adam Wittenberg and Coldwell Bank Commercial realtor Pam Rushing.
Wittenberg recently acquired the old Bank of the Cascades building at 5120 River Road N. and has had some interest from a restaurant looking to locate there. The drive-thru prohibition stands in the way.
Wittenberg did not say who was interested in the site, but said "great businesses like Burgerville, Chick-Fil-A and Del Taco" aren't looking at Keizer, and implied that the drive-thru window prohibition is snarling the deal for a potential tenant at the Bank of the Cascades location.
He said he fields multiple offers each week to set up a marijuana dispensary, but it sits within 1,000 feet of McNary High School.
Rushing said that it is getting easier to attract businesses to River Road, but that prohibitions like the ones set forth in this specific section of the development code make it difficult.
While there is a prohibition on new food drive-thrus, old ones – like the ones at the old Roth's location – are grandfathered in. Because those windows are now inactive, the property owner was able to shift them to the new building that will be home to The Human Bean, a coffee company. When Starbucks reps selected its new site south of Chemawa Road, they chose the first property in the immediate vicinity not included in the drive-thru prohibition zone.


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An Apple a Day . . .
What is so good about an apple? Is it the color, ranging from ruby red to pale pink? Is it the crunch? The sweetness? Or is it, instead, a combination of all of these qualities, plus the natural goodness derived from the apple's secret ingredients — phytonutrients? If this were a multiple choice quiz, the answer would be "all of the above". Importantly, in addition to possessing numerous appealing physical qualities, apples contain an abundance of health-promoting biochemicals known as phytonutrients.1,2 These specific organic molecules are derived not only from apples but many other fresh fruits and vegetables, and help power the immune system, protect against cancer, maintain healthy eyes, and assist cells in clearing out metabolic waste products such as free radicals.
Young peoples' bones stop growing by approximately age 20, somewhat earlier in women and somewhat later in men. Long bone growth, that is, in the arm, forearm, thigh, and leg, ceases later and smaller bone growth, that is, in the hands, feet, and spine, ceases earlier. In essence, you're as tall as you're
Spring Forth!
Spring is arriving. The days are getting longer, the air is fresher, and the sunlight is brighter. Flowers and bushes are beginning to bloom. Tree sap is running and there are new baby animals in the world. In short, the world is being renewed and, if we choose to, we too can actively participate in
Care of Concussions
Concussions are becoming increasingly common, especially among school-age athletes. It has been estimated that there are up to 3.8 million sports-related concussions in the United States each year. Concussions are problematic as, by definition, a concussive injury involves some degree of trauma to the
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A User's Guide to Healthy Knees
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Healthy knees require continuous motion. However, our generally sedentary lifestyles are at odds with the maintenance of robust knee joint architecture. Left motionless throughout large portions of the day, over time knee cartilage will break down and knee ligaments will become lax. These chronic changes
Learning From History
Whether we're driving a car, riding a bike, or trying to record a spare at our local bowling alley, our musculoskeletal system bases its decision-making on past history, that is, what it has learned before. Drawing on years of experience, recorded deep within our muscle memory, we're able to avoid an
A Center for Health
Mindfulness programs and practices frequently describe a process of locating your "center." One's center may be conceived as a focus of energy, both spiritual and physical, by which all activities may be grounded and from which all activities flow. Similarly, ballet teachers and gymnastics instructors
Wildfire Inside of You
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Hitting for the Cycle
In baseball, hitting for the cycle means that a batter hits a single, a double, a triple, and a home run during the same game. Hitting for the cycle is a rare baseball event, occurring about as often as a no-hitter by a pitcher. Certainly, a great deal of skill is involved in accomplishing such a feat.
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In the film classic "The Empire Strikes Back," the iconic Jedi master Yoda inscrutably refers to "the Force" during training sessions with his disciple, Luke Skywalker. Yoda informs Luke that he "must feel the Force around you." Yoda himself is frequently seen assuming what may only be described as intergalactic
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The variegated songs of the mockingbird. The crack of the bat on the baseball diamond. The screaming of little children at play in the community pool. Wherever we turn, the sounds of summer surround us in a joyful uplifting cacophony. Summertime may mean barbecue and it may mean the beach, but it also
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We all know we should eat a "good breakfast". Most of us can still hear the voice of our third grade teacher ringing in our ears - "Did everyone eat a good breakfast today?" - the kindly, inquiring tone usually accompanied by a penetrating stare. But as unlikely as it was then that most kids ate a good


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Regional Lifestyles
Housing crisis in P.E.I.
Prince Edward Island > News
Lone P.E.I. fertility doctor closing practice
Lindsay Andrews
When Lindsay Andrews was told she and her husband had only a five per cent chance of conceiving a child, she was devastated.
"It's what I've wanted since I was five years old," she said, her voice thick with emotion.
"I can't imagine life without children."
She began hormone treatments six months ago in preparation to soon begin fertility treatment.
She is now ready for the next step in trying to conceive a child, but now faces a new obstacle.
The province's only fertility specialist is closing her practice next month, leaving P.E.I. women who cannot conceive naturally without any local options for fertility services.
Dr. Beverly Brodie is an obstetrician/gynecologist who has been helping Island women with fertility treatments for a number of years in P.E.I.
She informed her patients recently she would be closing her practice on July 15.
When that happens, women in Prince Edward Island will have to travel off-Island for all fertility treatment services.
Currently, in vitro fertilization (IVF) is not offered in P.E.I., but women who want this service can get preliminary tests and preparatory hormone and fertility treatments as well as post-IVF procedures performed on the Island through Brodie's office.
TC Media was not able to reach Brodie directly, but Dr. Nadeem Dada, director of medical affairs for Health P.E.I., confirmed Tuesday Brodie is closing her doors in July for personal reasons not related to her practice.
Dada says the news was a surprise to Health P.E.I., calling the situation 'unfortunate.'
"She was the only physician doing that type of work, fertility work, on Prince Edward Island, so until other arrangements are made or other options become available here on the Island, women will have to get those services elsewhere in the Maritimes."
That's what has Andrews and hundreds of other Island women concerned.
The services Brodie provided require almost daily follow up. Andrews says many women will now have to spend a month or longer in another province to get the same treatments.
"It's going to come to having to take a leave of absence from work just to have this procedure done so that we can have a fair chance at having a family," Andrews said.
That's why she has started an online petition calling on the provincial government to immediately hire a replacement fertility specialist.
It attracted over 1,100 signatures of support in just 24 hours.
"I want them to acknowledge us," Andrews said.
"I want them to acknowledge that there is a need for her services to continue and I don't want it to be another issue that they just put under the rug because they don't have the money."
Dozens of women and men are posting messages to the petition, attributing the successful births of their children to receiving services from Brodie in P.E.I.
"We could not afford to travel to Halifax and miss work for each and every IVF test. Her work as a satellite doctor on P.E.I. is invaluable," said one message from Janet Needham Payne, echoing many similar messages.
Andrews says she has been overwhelmed by the response.
"Having support makes it that much easier to cope," she said.
"You can talk to people about being infertile, but people that are not infertile do not understand. They don't understand the pain, they don't understand the emotional trauma… It plays on my self-esteem, it plays on my self-worth, it plays on my relationship with my husband, on my relationship with friends and family – it affects every aspect of life and I don't think people really get that."
Health P.E.I. says finding a replacement is a priority, but may prove difficult.
Fertility specialists are in high demand, Dada said.
"We will be looking at our options and we will be looking to see if there is an opportunity to replace her with someone who would be doing something similar," he said.
"However, that is going to be quite a challenge, given that it is a specific area and it's hard to attract people to do that kind of work here."
He added Health P.E.I. will be looking at all options, including trying to offer some testing and post-IVF services through existing physician offices in P.E.I.


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Serum Prolactin in Diagnosis of Epileptic Seizures
The results of studies in databases and references concerning serum prolactin levels (PRL) in patients with suspected seizures were rated for quality and analyzed by members of the Therapeutics Subcommittee of the American Academy of Neurology.
Keywords: Prolactin Levels, Generalized Tonic-Clonic, Complex Partial Seizures
How to Cite: Millichap, J.G., 2005. Serum Prolactin in Diagnosis of Epileptic Seizures. Pediatric Neurology Briefs, 19(9), pp.66–67. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-19-9-2
The results of studies in databases and references concerning serum prolactin levels (PRL) in patients with suspected seizures were rated for quality and analyzed by members of the Therapeutics Subcommittee of the American Academy of Neurology. Eight prospective, controlled studies showed that an elevated PRL, measured at 10 to 20 minutes after a suspected event, was highly predictive of generalized tonic-clonic (GTCS) or complex partial seizures (CPS), and differentiated these epileptic from psychogenic nonepileptic seizures in adults and older children. Most studies used a PRL of at least twice baseline as abnormal (upper limits of normal in most laboratories was 18 to 23 ng/mL). Sensitivity was 60% for GTCS, and 46% for CPS, while specificity was 96% for both seizure types. Two studies showed elevated PRL levels after tilt-test-induced syncope, and PRL did not distinguish epileptic seizures from syncope. PRL data obtained after simple partial seizures, status epilepticus, repetitive seizures, and neonatal seizures were inconclusive. [1]
COMMENT. An elevated serum PRL is specific for GTCS and CPS, and may be used to differentiate these epileptic from psychogenic nonepileptic seizures. A positive test may be useful as a substitute for video-EEG monitoring when this is unavailable. The test has a low sensitivity, and a negative result cannot be considered diagnostic of a psychogenic seizure. In addition to epileptic seizures, other events, including syncope, pregnancy, hypothyroidism, and various drugs may be associated with elevated PRL. PRL sampling should be obtained within 10 and 20 minutes after a suspected seizure, and a return to a baseline level is reached after an interval of 6 hours. Further studies will be necessary to establish the value of the test in young children and in neonates.
Chen, DK, So, YT and Fisher, RS (2005). Use of serum prolactin in diagnosing epileptic seizures. Report of the Therapeutics and Technology Assessment Subcommittee of the American Academy of Neurology. Neurology (1 of 2) September 200565(5): 668–675, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1212/01.wnl.0000178391.96957.d0 [PubMed]
Millichap, J.G., 2005. Serum Prolactin in Diagnosis of Epileptic Seizures. Pediatric Neurology Briefs, 19(9), pp.66–67. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-19-9-2
Millichap JG. Serum Prolactin in Diagnosis of Epileptic Seizures. Pediatric Neurology Briefs. 2005;19(9):66–7. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-19-9-2
Millichap, J. G. (2005). Serum Prolactin in Diagnosis of Epileptic Seizures. Pediatric Neurology Briefs, 19(9), 66–67. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-19-9-2
1. Millichap JG. Serum Prolactin in Diagnosis of Epileptic Seizures. Pediatric Neurology Briefs. 2005;19(9):66-67. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-19-9-2
Millichap JG, 'Serum Prolactin in Diagnosis of Epileptic Seizures' (2005) 19 Pediatric Neurology Briefs 66 DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-19-9-2
Millichap, J Gordon. 2005. "Serum Prolactin in Diagnosis of Epileptic Seizures". Pediatric Neurology Briefs 19 (9): 66–67. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-19-9-2
Millichap, J Gordon. "Serum Prolactin in Diagnosis of Epileptic Seizures". Pediatric Neurology Briefs 19, no. 9 (2005): 66–67. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-19-9-2
Millichap, J G. "Serum Prolactin in Diagnosis of Epileptic Seizures". Pediatric Neurology Briefs, vol. 19, no. 9, 2005, pp. 66–67. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-19-9-2


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Lucifer Magazine Volume I
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Home Lucifer I Vol. 1 September 1887 Literary Jottings
A Ghost Revenge (1)
March 7, 2016	by Gary	in Lucifer I Vol. 1 September 1887
by "The Adversary" (HPB)
"BUDDHISM IN CHRISTENDOM, OR JESUS THE ESSENE" by Arthur Lillie, etc.. — A queer and rather thickish volume, of a presumably scientific character, by an amateur Orientalist. Contents: — Familiar theories, built on two sacred and time honoured names, which the author enshrines between garlands of modern gossip and libels on his critics, past and present. A true literary sarcophagus inhuming the decayed bodies of very old, if occasionally correct, theories jumbled up together with exploded speculations.
The volume — title and symbology — is pregnant with the atmosphere of the sacred poetry attached to the names of Gautama the Buddha, and "Jesus the Essene". To find it sprinkled with the heavy drops of personal spite, is like gazing at an unclean fly fallen into the communion-wine of a chalice. One can but wonder and ask oneself, what shall be the next move in literature ? Is it a new " Sacred Book of the East," in which one will find the evidence by Policeman Endacott against Miss Cass welcomed and accepted as an historical fact ? Or shall it be the Pentecostal tongues of fire examined in the light of the latest improved kerosene lamp ?
But a well-informed chronicler at our elbow reports that the author of Buddhism in Christendom, or Jesus the Essene, is a strong medium who sits daily for spiritual development ? This would account for the wonderfully mixed character of the contents of the volume referred to. It must be so, since it reads just as such a joint production would. It is a curious mixture of "spirit" inspiration, passages bodily taken from the reports of the Society " for Spookical Research", as that misguided body was dubbed — for once wittily — by the Saturday Review, and various other little defamatory trifles besides. The "spirit guides" are proverbially revengeful and not always wise in their generation. A former work by the same medium having been three or four years ago somewhat painfully mangled by a real Sanskrit and Buddhist scholar in India, the " Spirit Angel " falls foul now of his critics. The wandering Spook tries to run amuck among them, without even perceiving the poor, good soul, that he only blots and disfigures with the corrosive venom of his spite the two noble and sacred characters whom his medium-author undertakes to interpret before ever he has learned to understand them. . . .
This places "Lucifer" under the disagreeable necessity of reviewing the pretentious work at length in one of its future numbers. As the same mistakes and blunders occur in "Buddhism in Christendom" as in "Buddha and Early Buddhism", the magazine must make it its duty, if not altogether its pleasure, to check the volume of 1883 by that of 1887.
It is rumoured that "A CATECHISM ON EVERY-DAY LIFE," by a Theosophical writer, is ready for press. Let us hope it will contain no special theology or dogmas, but only wise advice for practical life, in its application to the ordinary events in the existence of every theosophist. The time has come when the veil of illusion is to be pulled aside entirely, not merely playfully, as hitherto done. For if mere members of the theosophical body have nothing to risk, except, perhaps, an occasional friendly stare and laugh at those who, without any special necessity, as believed, pollute the immaculate whiteness of their respectable society skirts by joining an unpopular movement, real theosophists ought to look truth and fact right in the face. To become a true theosophist — i.e. one thoroughly imbued with altruistic feelings, with a willingness to forget self, and readiness to help his neighbour to carry the burden of life — is to become instantaneously transformed into a public target. It is to make oneself a ready thing for heavy "Mrs. Grundy" to sit upon: to become the object of ridicule, slander, and vilification, which will not stop even before an occasional criminal charge. For some theosophists, every move in the true theosophical direction, is a forlorn-hope enterprise. All this notwithstanding, the ranks of the "unpopular" [Page 72] society are steadily, if slowly increasing.
For what does slander and ridicule really matter ? When have fools ever been slandered, or rich and influential men and women ostracised, however black and soiled in their hearts, or in their secret lives ? Who ever heard of a Reformer's or an orator's course of life running smooth ? Who of them escaped from being pelted with dirt by his enemies ?
Gautama Buddha, the great Hindu Reformer, was charged by the Brahmins with being a demon, whose form was taken by Vishnu, to encourage men to despise the Vedas, deny the gods, and thus effect their own destruction.
"Say we not well thou art a Samaritan, and hast a devil?" said the Pharisees to Jesus. " He deceiveth the people. . . . Stone him to death ! "
"He who surpasses or subdues mankind,
Must look down on the hate of those below"
says the great English poet. The latter is echoed in prose by the king of French poets. Writes Victor Hugo:
"You have your enemies; but who has not ? Guizot has enemies, Thiers has enemies, Lamartine has enemies. Have I not been myself fighting for twenty years ? Have I not been for twenty years past reviled, betrayed, sold, rended, hooted, taunted, insulted, calumniated? Have not my books been paradied, and my deeds travestied ? I also am beset and spied upon, I also have traps laid for me, and I have even beep made to fall into them. But what is all that to me? I disdain it. It is one of the most difficult yet necessary things in life to learn to disdain. Disdain protects and crushes. It is a breast plate and a club. You have enemies ? Why, it is the story of every man who has done a great deed, created a new idea. It is the cloud which thunders around everything which shines. Do not trouble yourself about it. Do not give your enemies the satisfaction of thinking that they cause you any feeling, be disdainful."
( Choses Vues.)
"THE LATEST ROMANCE OF SCIENCE", Summarized by a Frenchman.
If the Atomo-mechanical Theory of the Universe has caused considerable embarrassment to our materialists, and brought some of their much beloved scientific speculations to 'grief (see " Concepts of Modern Physics," by Stallo), the layman must not be ungrateful to the great men for other boons received at their hands. Through the indefatigable labours of the most famous biologists and anthropologists of the day, the mystery which has hitherto enshrouded the origin of man is no more. It has vanished into thin air; thanks to the activity of the officina (workshop, in Queen's English), in Haeckel's brain, or, as a Hylo-Idealist would say, in the vesiculo neurine of his hemispherical ganglia [Dr Lewins, the Hylo-Idealist, in his appendices to "What is Religion?" by C.N. — "On the Brain Theory of Mind and Matter, the Creed of Physics, Physic and Philosophy." W. Stewart & Co.] — the origin of mankind has to be sought in that scientific region, and nowhere else.
Religiously read by the "Animalists" in its English translation in Protestant and Monarchical England, the "Pedigree of Man" is now welcomed with shouts of joy in Roman Catholic Republican France. A summary has just been compiled of it by a French savant, who rejoices in the name of Topinard. The summary on that " question of questions " (as Mr. Huxley calls it), is more interesting in reality than the "Pedigree of Man" itself. It is so deliriously fantastic and original, that one comes almost to regret that our numerous and frolicsome ancestors in the Zoological Gardens of Europe and America seem to show no intention of getting up a subscription list among themselves, for the raising of a lasting monument to the great Haeckel. Thus, ingratitude in man must surely be a phenomenon of atavism; another suggestive point being thus gained toward further proof of man's descent from the ingrate and heartless, as well as tailless, pithecoid baboon.
Saith the learned Topinard:—
"At the commencement of what geologists call the Laurentian period of the Earth, and the fortuitous union of certain elements of carbon, oxygen, hydrogen and nitrogen, under conditions which probably only took place at that epoch, the first albuminoid clots were formed. From them, and by spontaneous generation, [Mark well: when a theosophist or an occultist speaks of "spontaneous generation ", because for him there exists no inorganic matter in Kosmos — he is forthwith set down as an ignoramus. To prove the descent of man from the animal, however, even spontaneous generation from dead or inorganic matter, becomes an axiomatic and scientific fact.] the first cellules or cleavage masses took their origin. These cellules were then sub-divided and multiplied, arranging themselves in the form of organs, and after a series of transformations, fixed by Mr. Haeckel at nine in number, originated certain vertebrata of the genus Amphioxus lanceolatus. The division into sexes was marked out, the spinal marrow and chorda dorsalis became visible. At the tenth stage the brain and skull made their appearance, as in the lamprey; at the eleventh, the limbs and jaws were developed ……the earth was then only in the Silurian period. At the sixteenth, the adaptation to terrestrial life ceased. At the seventeenth, which corresponds to the Jurassic phase of the history of the globe, the genealogy of man is raised to the kangaroo among the marsupials. At the eighteenth, he becomes a lemurian; the [Page 73] Tertiary period commences. At the nineteenth, he becomes Catarrhinian, that is to say, an ape with a tail, a Pithecian. At the twentieth he becomes an anthropoid, continuing so throughout the whole of the Miocene period. At the twenty-first he becomes a man-ape, he does not possess language, nor in consequence the corresponding brain. Lastly, at the twenty-second, man comes forth . in his inferior types."
Happy, privileged man ! Hapless evolution-forsaken baboon ! We are not told by science the secret why, while man has had plenty of time to become, say a Plato, a Newton, a Napoleon, or even a Haeckel, his poor ancestor should have been arrested in his growth and development. For, as far as is known, the rump of the cynocephalus seems as blue and as callous today, as it was during the reign of Psammetichus or Cheops; the macacus must have made as ugly faces at Pliny 18 centuries back, as he does now at a Darwinian. We may be told that in the enormous period of time that must have elapsed since the beginning of evolution, 2,000, or even 10,000, years mean very little. But then, one does not find even the Moneron any better off for the millions of years that have rolled away. Yet, between the gelatinous and thoughtful hermit of the briny deep and man, there must have elapsed quite sufficient time for some trifling transformation. That primordial protoplasmic creature, however, seems to fare no better at the hands of evolution, which has well-nigh forgotten it.
By this time, one would suppose that this ancestor of ours of stage one, ought to have reached, to say the least, a higher development: to have become, for instance the amphibian "sozura" of the "fourteenth stage", so minutely and scientifically described by Mr.Haeckel, and of which De Quatrefages so wickedly says in " The Human Species" (p. 108), that "it (the sozura) is equally unknown to science". But we see quite the reverse. This tender-bodied little one, has remained but a moneron to this very hour; so much so, that Mr. Huxley, fishing him out from the abysmal ocean depths, took pity upon him, and gave him a father. He baptized our archaic ancestor, and named him Bathybius Haeckelii. . . .
But all these are mysteries that will, no doubt, be easily explained to the full satisfaction — of science, by any biologist of Haeckel's brain power. As all know, no acrobatic feats, from the top of one tree to another top, by the swiftest of chimpanzees, can ever approach, let alone equal, the rapid evolutions of fancy in his cerebral "officina", whenever Haeckel is called upon to explain the inexplicable. . . .
There is one trifle, however, which seems to have the best of even his capacity for getting out of a scientific dilemma, and this is the eighteenth stage of his genealogy, in the "Pedigree of Man". Man's evolution from the Monera, alias Bathybius Haeckelü, up to tailed and then tailless man, passes through the marsupials, the kangaroo, sarrigue, etc. Thus he writes: —
"Eighteenth stage. Prosimiae allied to the Loris (Stenops) and Makis (Lemur), without marsupial bones, but with placenta". ( "Pedig of Man" p. 77.)
Now it may be perhaps interesting to the profane and the innocent to learn that no such "prosimiae," with placenta, exists in nature. That it is, in short, another creation of the famous German Evolutionist, and a child of his own brain. For De Quatrefages has pointed out several years ago, that:
"The anatomical investigations of MM. Alphonse Milne, Edwards and Grandidier . . place it beyond all doubt that the prosimiae of Haeckel have no decidua and a diffuse placenta. They are indeciduatata. Far from any possibility of their being the ancestors of the apes, according to the principles laid down by Haeckel himself, they cannot even be regarded as the ancestors of the zonoplacential mammals . . . and ought to be connected with the pachydermata, the edentata and the cetacea." (p. 110)
But, as that great French savant shows, "Haeckel, without the least hesitation, adds his prosimioe" to the other groups in the " Pedigree of Man", and " attributes to them … a discoidal placenta". Must the world of the too credulous innocents again accept on faith these two creatures unknown to Science or man, only because " the proof of their existence arises from the necessity of an intermediate type ? " This necessity, however being one only for the greater success of their inventor, Haeckel, that Simian Homer must not bear us ill will, if we do not hesitate to call his "genealogy" of man a romance of Science of the wildest type.
One thing is very suggestive in this speculation. The discovery of the absence of the needed placenta in the so called prosimioe now dates several years back. Haeckel knows of it, of course. So does Mr. Ed. B. Aveling, D.Sc., his translator. Why is the error allowed to remain un-corrected, and even unnoticed, in the English translation of the " Pedigree of Man", of 1887 ? Do the "members of the International Library of Science and Free-thought" , fear to lose some of Haeckel's admirers were these to learn the truth ?
Nevertheless Haeckel's scientific "Pedigree of Man", ought to awake and stir up to action the spirit of private enterprise. What a charming Féerie could be made of it on the stage of a theatre ! A corps de ballet, [Page 74] composed of antediluvian reptiles and giant lizards, gradually, and stage by stage, metamorphosing themselves into kangaroos, lemurs, tailless apes and anthropoid baboons, and finally into a chorus of German biologists !
Such a Féerie would leave " Black Crook", and "Alice in Wonder-Land," nowhere. An intelligent manager, alive to his interests, would make his fortune were he but to follow the happy thought.
Nota bene:— The suggestion is copyright.
THE BOOK OF LIFE by Sidhartha (also) Vonisa; his discoveries from "6215 to 6240, Anno Mundi".
Across between an octavo and duo decimo.
This volume, we see, is highly appreciated by the clergy, by whom, at this gloomy day of infidelity, even small favours seem to be thankfully received. The author (profane name unknown) hints, when he does not state plainly, that he is a reincarnation of Gautama Buddha, or Siddartha, as also of a few other no meaner historical personages. The work is a clever steering between the sandbanks of science and theology. Enough is given in careful agreement with the former to make it ignore the more abundant concessions to the gods of the latter — e.g., Biblical chronology. The age of the world is allowed 6240 years from Adam, "seven hundred years after the brown and black races had been created " (p. 53, "Chronology"); the date of the earth's incrustation and globe being left to the imagination of the reader. A chronological table of the principal historical events of the world is published on pages 53-56. Among them the birth of Moses is placed 1572 B.C. The Vedas are shown compiled in India, and the poems of Homer in Greece, " about 1200 B.C." Siddartha or Gautama established Buddhism in India " from 808 to 726″, B.C. we are told. Last, but not least, of the world epochs and divine signs of the time, comes the for ever memorable event of March 31st, 1885 — namely, the " Book of Life, Vonisa, was completely written", and it closes the list. The reader is notified, moreover, at the line beginning with A.D. 6240, that the year 1884 C.E. (Christian Era) is the " beginning of Messianic age and close of Christian age", which might account for the appearance and publication in the year following of the original volume now under review.
The new Messiah declares that "although much of the work consists of discoveries which are original with the author, yet the reader will find in the Analytic Index a few hundred out of the many references which might be given to eminent authorities which were consulted in its preparation", Among these, it seems, one has to include some theosophic writings, as it is stated in the "Book of Life" that —
(a.) "Seven great forces were concerned in these vast movements of early creation".
(b.) "Seven Ages of the Earth".
(c.) "Vayomer Elohim" translated "according to the laws of the Hebrew language", means that "seven forces were used as three-fold factors", and
(d.) That the first human beings were incarnated spirits" (pp. 26-27).
The above four declarations have the approval of theosophy. Whether the sentence that follows, namely, that " the work of incarnation (of the spirits) took place according to law", and is "the clearest hypothesis which science has to offer concerning the origin of man" will meet with the same approval from Messrs. Huxley, Haeckel, and Fiske, of the " Atomo-mechanical Theory," is very doubtful.
Nor is it so sure that the Ethnological department in the Anglo-Indian Bureau of Statistics is quite prepared to alter its census returns in accordance with Siddartha's declaration, on page 29 that —
" One branch of the brown race was the Dravidian, which still holds its place in Northern India " (?!)
A new book, bearing the title of SPIRIT REVEALED, is nearly ready for press. It is described as an extraordinary work. Its author is Wm. C. Eldon Serjeant, F.T.S., a writer of articles on the "Coming Reformation", " Sparks from the World of Fire", etc., etc.. The work claims to "explain the Nature of the Deity, and to discuss His manifestations on every plane of existence, and to show forth the form of Christ, whose second coming is expected by Christians, and to proclaim the advent of the Messiah according to the belief of the Jews". "Many subjects, involving questions of considerable obscurity in reference to the Deity, to the Scriptures, to men, to animals, and to things generally, are comprehensively treated and explained in accordance with the Word of the Spirit declared at various times through the sons of men".
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH: These reports coming out ad libitum, without any definite date, cannot be regarded as [Page 75] periodical. Depending for their circulation chiefly on the consummation of what the learned editors offer as bonâ fide psychic and spiritualistic exposés — which the public accepts as most kind advertisements of the people so attacked — this publication occupies a position entirely sui generis. The " Proceedings" offer to the public a very useful manual, something between a text and a guidebook, with practical instructions in diplomatic policy in the domain of the Psychic, in the form of scientific letters and private detective information. Sensitives discern in the "Proceedings" (by telepathic impact) the Machiavelian spirit of aristocratic Bismarck, seasoned with an aura strongly impregnated with the plebeian perfumes of honest mouchards on duty, but then they are, perhaps, prejudiced. On the other hand, some Russian spiritualistically inclined members of the S.P.R. have been heard to say, that the "Proceedings" reminded them of those of the happily defunct Third Section of the St. Petersburg Police. Thus, the tutelary "guides" of the learned association of the British Psychists, may one day turn out to be the departed spirits of Russian gendarmes after all?
Occasionally when the hunting grounds of this erudite body have afforded a specially successful chase — after mares' nests — a Supplement is added to the "Proceedings", the magnitude of the added volume being in inverse ratio to the illumination of its contents, which are generally offered as a premium to materialism.
Hence, the "Proceedings" may be better described as the fluctuating and occasional records of a society bent upon giving the lie to its own name. For "Psychical" research is surely a misnomer, besides being a delusion and a snare for the unwary. LUCIFER would suggest as a truer title, "Society for Hylo-Pseumatical Research". This would give the S,P.R. the benefit of an open connection with Dr. Lewins' unparalleled "Hylo-Idealism" [ ύλη " matter as opposed to mind " therefore Material-Idealism — a contradiction in terms exactly parallel to the name "Psychic" and the very "anti-psychic" work of the Society referred to. Pseuma should replace Psyche, as it seeks for frauds and not soul-action ] — while it would enable it to sail under its true colours.
Whether LUCIFER'S advice be accepted or not, the profound philosophy of the phenomenon baptized "telepathy" and telepathic impact can only be studied scientifically, in our spasmodic contemporary. This new Greek stranger is the crowning work of the Psychic Fathers of our century. It is their "first" and "only" offspring, and is a genuine discovery as far as its Hellenic name goes. For, bereft of its Greek appellation,' it becomes like America. The genius who discovered the phenomenon, is like Columbus on whom the Northmen, and even the Chinamen, had stolen a march centuries before. This phenomenon can only seem new when thus disguised under a name solemn and scientific — because incomprehensible to the average profane. Its plain description in English — as transference of thought or sensation from a distance — could never hope to have the same ring of classical learning in it.
Nevertheless, the "Proceedings" with the two additional gigantic volumes of the psychic "Leviathan", called "Phantasms of the Living", are strongly recommended to invalids. They are priceless in cases of obstinate insomnia, as the best soporific known. Directions: The reader must be careful not to light a match in too close proximity to the said works.
"THE ADVERSARY."
The following books have been received and will be noticed in early numbers of LUCIFER: —
THE HISTORY OF THE ROSICRUCIANS, by Arthur E. Waite
THE QUABALAH UNVEILED, by S. L. MacGregor Mathers, from Mr. Redway
EARTH'S EARLIEST AGES, by C. H. Pember, from Messrs. Hodder and Stoughton;
THE MYSTERY OF THE AGES, by the Countess of Caithness, from Mr. C. L. H. Wallace;
AN ADVENTURE AMONG THE ROSICRUCIANS, by Dr. F. Hartmann, from the: Occult Publishing Company, Boston;
NINETEENTH CENTURY COMMON SENSE, from the T. B. Lippincott Company, Boston, U.S.A. [Page 76]


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Q: What happens if I disable AZRebalance and an AZ becomes unhealthy? Curious about this quote:

If you suspend AZRebalance and a scale out or scale in event occurs,
  the scaling process still tries to balance the Availability Zones. For
  example, during scale out, it launches the instance in the
  Availability Zone with the fewest instances.

What happens if an AZ is unhealthy in this case? Will it still failover or will it still try to launch in that region because I've disabled AZRebalance?

A:
After certain actions occur, your Auto Scaling group can become unbalanced between Availability Zones. Auto Scaling compensates by rebalancing the Availability Zones.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/autoscaling/ec2/userguide/auto-scaling-benefits.html#AutoScalingBehavior.InstanceUsage

When an AZ is in an unhealthy state, or otherwise has no capacity, it isn't factored into the "unbalanced" calculation -- unbalanced refers to a condition where the workload isn't distributed evenly among healthy AZs with adequate capacity.
Note the word after in the quote.  In your scenario, AZRebalance refers something that happens after recovery, not during an event.
If an AZ is unhealthy, replacement instances will be launched in a different AZ, regardless of the setting.
Later, when the AZ returns to a healthy status, the system will try to migrate some of the instances back into the previously-unhealthy AZ to spread your workload back out... but without AZRebalance, the system won't try to even out the workload by launching new instances into the now-healthy AZ and then terminating some of the instances elsewhere -- it will just remain as it was, unbalanced, until other routine or recovery scaling events rebalance things over time.
Think of this as enabling a strictly proactive "best practice" rebalancing strategy that rebalances the instances just for the purpose of keeping the workload even across AZs -- which of course is where you want to be in a normal, healthy environment so that a subsequent problem will disrupt the minimum number of instances possible -- it does not impact the purposes of scaling in due to demand or to recover from the loss of some instances.  Disabling it doesn't impact those recovery actions.

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Q: Assign list after join I have a join statement in LINQ that combines 1 class and 1 List into a new class.
The class I want:
public class ClassResult
{
    public string Name {get;set;}
    public List<Class2> Class2s {get;set;}
}

Class
1:
public class Class1
{
    public string Name {get;set;}
    public int ID {get;set;}
    public string Description {get;set;}
}

Class2:
public class Class2
{
    public string Name {get;set;}
    public int ID {get;set;}
}

JOIN:
// Class1List is a List<Class1>
// Class2List is a List<Class2>

from class2 in class2List
join Class1 in Class1List on class2.ID equals Class1.ID

select new ClassResult
{
    Name = Class1.Name,
    ClassResult = ? ? ?
};

How can I get the List<Class2> of all the Class2 elements that have the same ID as Class1? And how do I assign it?
Thanks!

A: Though it is a bit difficult to understand with the current input I think what you are asking for is GroupJoin:
from c1 in Class1List
join c2 in Class2List on c1.ID equals c2.ID into g
select new ClassResult
{
    Name = c1.Name,
    Class2 = g.ToList()
}


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Johann Oppolzer, ab 1869 Johann (Ritter) von Oppolzer (* 4. August 1808 in Gratzen, Böhmen; † 16. April 1871 in Wien) war ein österreichischer Arzt und Internist. Er gilt als Begründer einer ganzheitlichen Diagnose und Therapie in der Zweiten Wiener Medizinischen Schule. Er ist der Vater von Theodor von Oppolzer.

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Johann Oppolzer musste sich nach dem frühen Tod seiner Eltern den Lebensunterhalt für seine Schul- und Studienzeit in Prag als Privatlehrer verdienen, 1835 wurde er an der Karls-Universität Prag zum Dr. med. promoviert. Von 1834 bis 1839 arbeitete er als Assistenzarzt bei Julius Vincenz von Krombholz (1782–1843) an der Prager Klinik und eröffnete danach seine eigene Praxis als praktischer Arzt. Er zählte bald zu den besten Ärzten Prags und wurde nach dem Ausscheiden von Krombholz 1841 dessen Nachfolger an der Universität und Vorstand der Inneren Universitätsklinik.

1848 folgte er einem Ruf an die Universität Leipzig und übernahm auch die Leitung des dortigen Jakobsspitals. Zu Ostern 1850 berief ihn Graf Leo von Thun-Hohenstein an die Universität Wien. Seine Kollegen Josef von Škoda und Carl von Rokitansky standen ihm anfänglich reserviert gegenüber, da sich Oppolzer als Vertreter der physiologischen Heilkunde gegen ihre Meinung als symptomatische Pathologen stellte. Er gehörte aber bald zu den beliebtesten Lehrern und war ein als Diagnostiker und Therapeut international anerkannter und gefragter Arzt. Aufgrund seiner häufig verordneten Badekuren wurde er zu einem Förderer der österreichischen Badekurorte. Daneben setzte sich Oppolzer auch für die Elektrotherapie ein und wurde damit zu einem wichtigen Vertreter der Zweiten Wiener Medizinischen Schule. 1860/61 war er Rektor der Universität Wien.
Zu seinen Schülern zählten u. a. Moriz Benedikt, Josef Breuer, Johann Schnitzler, Joseph Seegen (1822–1904) und Wilhelm Winternitz (1835–1917), der erste Inhaber der Lehrkanzel (Lehrstuhl) für Hydrotherapie im deutschsprachigen Raum.

1854 kaufte er das ehedem Caroline Pichler gehörende Haus in der Alser Straße 25 im 8. Wiener Gemeindebezirk Josefstadt. Im Jahr 1858 wurde er zum Mitglied der Leopoldina gewählt.

Johann von Oppolzer starb an einer Infektion, die er sich zur Zeit der Typhusepidemie in Wien geholt hatte. Sein Grab befindet sich in der Familiengruft in den "Alten Arkaden" auf dem Wiener Zentralfriedhof (Gruppe AAL, Nr. 34).

Auszeichnungen

 1860: Verleihung des Leopold-Ordens
 1869: Erhebung in den Ritterstand
 1874: Benennung der Oppolzergasse in Wien 1, Innere Stadt, gemeinsam mit seinem Sohn Theodor von Oppolzer
 1890: Enthüllung des Oppolzer-Denkmals von Viktor Tilgner im Arkadenhof der Universität Wien mit zwei Portraitmedaillons für Johann und seinen Sohn Theodor von Oppolzer.

Schriften (Auswahl)
 Über den gegenwärtigen Standpunkt der Pathologie und Therapie. In: Schmidt's Jahrbücher der in- und ausländischen gesammten Medicin. Band 61, 1849, S. 103–105.
 Vorlesungen über spezielle Pathologie und Therapie (Oppolzer's Klinische Vorlesungen über specielle Pathologie und Therapie). 2 Bände. Bearbeitet und herausgegeben von Emil Ritter von Stoffela. Enke, Erlangen 1866–1872.

Literatur

 Felix Czeike: Historisches Lexikon Wien. Band 4. Verlag Kremayr & Scheriau, Wien 1995, ISBN 978-3-218-00546-3, S. 456.
 Michaela Zykan: Oppolzer, Johann. In: Werner E. Gerabek, Bernhard D. Haage, Gundolf Keil, Wolfgang Wegner (Hrsg.): Enzyklopädie Medizingeschichte. De Gruyter, Berlin/New York 2005, ISBN 3-11-015714-4, S. 1076.

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Joseph Guyer
Because Matthew Arnold admired William Wordsworth so highly, believing his talents to be greater than Shakespeare's even, it's little wonder that his poetry should share many notable similarities with Wordsworth's. Despite the fact that Wordsworth is a Romantic poet and Arnold a Victorian poet, the two men exhibited a comparably simple style and deal with some of the same topics and themes, such as nature and morality.
Use of Nature
Both Wordsworth and Arnold often used scenes of nature to dramatize an epiphany the speaker experiences. In the former's poem "Tintern Abbey," the speaker revisits the banks of the Wye River after five long years and discovers the healing power nature has on a person's weary soul and, indeed, "the fever of the world." Arnold, more skeptical than Wordsworth, comes to a different conclusion in his famous "Dover Beach." Set against the backdrop of England's "tranquil bay," the speaker declares that we must be "true / To one another" because the "melancholy" world offers no peace.
Nostalgia and a wistful longing for our former, more innocent selves play prominent roles in both poets' work. In Wordsworth's "Ode," the speaker bemoans the loss of the seemingly magical connection children have with nature. The "meadow, grove, and stream" are no longer "apparelled in celestial light" when adult observers view them. Arnold's attitude toward aging is much harsher. In "Growing Old," he suggests that time is a cruel force that leaves us with only a "dull remembrance" of our better days and that aging turns us into a "phantom of ourselves."
Simplicity in Style
In his preface to "Lyrical Ballads," Wordsworth advocates the use of "a plainer and more emphatic language" when writing poetry because it cuts to the quick of pastoral life. Rural people, he explains, "convey their feelings and notions in simple and unelaborated expressions," making their way of speaking "far more philosophical." This stylistic simplicity is found throughout Wordsworth and Arnold's work, and in fact the latter's poetry was often criticized in his day for being too plain in style.
Both men were deeply concerned with moral issues of their day. Wordsworth's "Michael," about a shepherd whose grown son becomes sinful upon moving away from home, dramatizes the idea that modern industry and city life corrupt the innocent. After stumbling upon a hidden monastery, the speaker in Arnold's "Stanzas from the Grande Chartreuse" meditates on the negative effect modern life has had on humanity's morals and commitment to religion.
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Following a 10-year career in high school education, Joseph Guyer works as a marketing copywriter for a financial firm. He received a Master of Arts in English with an emphasis in creative writing from the University of Texas at San Antonio, where he teaches technical writing.


CloudBerry Unlimited supports backup and restore of virtual machines that created and controlled by Hyper-V server.
Restore Hyper-V virtual machines is a two-steps procedure where you download the backup files at first and then add the restored machine to your Hyper-V host.
Step 3. Choose the "Restore Hyper-V Virtual Machine" on the Type of Data step.
Step 5. Choose the "Restore Source" to restore selected virtual machines from the list.
Step 6. Choose the "Destination" where to restore backup files.
Note: original location is not available for Hyper-V restore.
Step 7. The "Encryption Options" screen allows you to enter a password if one is needed to decrypt the selected files.
Step 8. Specify the Schedule. Here you can set up a custom schedule for restore plan.
Step 9. Set up notifications.
Step 10. Review a Summary and finish the Restore Wizard.
Step 3. In New Virtual Machine Wizard specify virtual hard disk that you restored using Use an existing virtual hard disk on Connect Virtual Hard Disk step.
MBS desktop agent 5.6 enables you to perform file-level restore for Hyper-V virtual machines simply by right-clicking on any of those machines in the Backup Storage tab and then clicking File Level Restore.