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Mark Dresser (born September 26, 1952) is an American double bass player and composer.

Career
Dresser was born in Los Angeles, California, United States. In the 1970s, he was a member of Black Music Infinity led by Stanley Crouch and performed with the San Diego Symphony. During the next decade he moved to New York City and became a member of the Anthony Braxton quartet with Marilyn Crispell and Gerry Hemingway. He composed for the Arcado String Trio and Tambastics and for the film, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.

Discography

As leader
 Arcado with Arcado String Trio (JMT, 1989)
 Behind the Myth with Arcado String Trio (JMT, 1990)
 For Three Strings and Orchestra with Arcado String Trio (JMT, 1992)
 The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (Knitting Factory, 1994)
 Invocation (Knitting Factory, 1995)
 Force Green (Soul Note, 1995)
 Live in Europe with Arcado String Trio (Avant, 1996)
 Banquet (Tzadik, 1997)
 Eye'll Be Seeing You (Knitting Factory, 1998)
 C/D/E with Andrew Cyrille (Pao, 2000)
 Marinade (Tzadik, 2000)
 Later with Fred Frith (Victo, 2000)
 The Marks Brothers with Mark Helias (W.E.R.F., 2000)
 Sonomondo with Frances-Marie Uitti (Cryptogramophone, 2000)
 Duologues with Denman Maroney (Victo, 2001)
 Reunion Live... at the Guelph Festival with Gerry Hemingway (Intrepid Ear, 2001)
 Aquifer (Cryptogramophone, 2002)
 Nine Songs Together with Ray Anderson (CIMP, 2003)
 Tone Time with Susie Ibarra (Wobbly Rail, 2003)
 Time Changes with Denman Maroney (Cryptogramophone, 2005)
 Unveil (Clean Feed, 2005)
 Airwalkers with Roswell Rudd (Clean Feed, 2006)
 House of Mirrors with Ed Harkins (Clean Feed, 2008)
 Duetto with Diane Moser (CIMP, 2008)
 Starmelodics with Kauffman/Eisenstadt (Nuscope, 2009)
 Live in Concert with Denman Maroney (Kadima Collective, 2009)
 Live at Lotus with Vinny Golia (Kadima Collective, 2010)
 Soul to Soul with Remi Alvarez (Intolerancia, 2010)
 Guts (Kadima Collective, 2010)
 Synastry with Jen Shyu (Pi, 2011)
 Nourishments (Clean Feed, 2013)
 Code Re(a)d with Gerry Hemingway (Hopscotch, 2014)
 Sedimental You (Clean Feed, 2016)
 Modicana (NoBusiness, 2017)
 Ain't Nothing But a Cyber Coup & You (Clean Feed, 2019)

As sideman
With Ray Anderson
 Harrisburg Half Life (Moers Music, 1980)
 It Just So Happens (Enja, 1987)
 Blues Bred in the Bone (Enja, 1988)
 What Because (Gramavision, 1990)

With Tim Berne
 Sanctified Dreams (Columbia 1987)
 Tim Berne's Fractured Fairy Tales (JMT, 1989)
 Pace Yourself (JMT, 1991)
 Diminutive Mysteries (Mostly Hemphill) (JMT, 1993)
 Nice View (JMT, 1994)

With Jane Ira Bloom
 The Red Quartets (Arabesque, 1999)
 Sometimes the Magic (Arabesque, 2001)
 Chasing Paint (Arabesque, 2003)
 Like Silver, Like Song (ArtistShare, 2005)

With Bobby Bradford
 Lost in L.A. (Soul Note, 1984)
 Live in L.A. (Clean Feed, 2011)
 Live at the Open Gate (NoBusiness, 2016)

With Anthony Braxton
 The Coventry Concert (West Wind, 1987)
 Five Compositions (Quartet) 1986 (Black Saint, 1986)
 If My Memory Serves Me Right (West Wind, 1987)
 Quartet (London) 1985 (Leo, 1988)
 Quartet (Birmingham) 1985 (Leo, 1991)
 Willisau (Quartet) 1991 (hat ART, 1992)
 Quartet (Coventry) 1985 (Leo, 1993)
 (Victoriaville) 1992 (Victo, 1993)
 Twelve Compositions (Music & Arts, 1994)
 Quartet (Santa Cruz) 1993 (hat ART, 1997)
 Quartet (New York) 1993 Set 1 (Braxton Bootleg, 2011)
 Quartet (New York) 1993 Set 2 (Braxton Bootleg, 2011)
 Quartet (London) 1991 04.02 Set 1 (Braxton Bootleg, 2013)
 Quartet (London) 1991 04.02 Set 2 (Braxton Bootleg, 2013)
 Quartet (London) 1991 04.03 Set 1 (Braxton Bootleg, 2013)
 Quartet (London) 1991 04.03 Set 2 (Braxton Bootleg, 2013)
 Quartet (Santa Cruz) 1993 1st Set (hatOLOGY, 2015)
 Quartet (Santa Cruz) 1993 2nd Set (hatOLOGY, 2015)
 Quartet (Willisau) 1991 Studio (hatOLOGY, 2018)

With Dave Douglas
 Parallel Worlds (Soul Note, 1993)
 Five (Soul Note, 1996)
 Sanctuary (Avant, 1997)

With Satoko Fujii
 Looking Out of the Window (Ninety-One, 1997)
 Kitsune-bi (Tzadik, 1999)
 Toward To West (Enja, 2000)
 Junction (EWE, 2001)
 Bell the Cat! (Tokuma, 2002)
 Illusion Suite (Libra, 2004)
 Live in Japan 2004 (Natsat Music, 2005)
 When We Were There (PJL, 2006)
 Trace a River (Libra, 2008)

With Gerry Hemingway
 Demon Chaser (hat ART, 1993)
 Down to the Wire (hat ART, 1993)
 The Marmalade King (hat ART, 1995)
 Slamadam (Random Acoustics, 1995)
 Perfect World (Random Acoustics, 1996)
 Johnny's Corner Song (Auricle, 1998)
 Chamber Works (Tzadik, 1999)
 Waltzes, Two-Steps & Other Matters of the Heart (GM, 1999)
 Devils Paradise (Clean Feed, 2003)

With Bob Ostertag
 Say No More (RecRec Music, 1993)
 Say No More in Person (Transit, 1993)
 Verbatim (Rastascan, 1996)
 Verbatim, Flesh and Blood (Rastascan, 1998)

With John Zorn
 Spy vs Spy: The Music of Ornette Coleman (Nonesuch, 1988)
 Kristallnacht (99 Records, 1993)
 Bar Kokhba (Tzadik, 1996)
 Cobra: John Zorn's Game Pieces Volume 2 (Tzadik, 2002)

With others
 Laurie Anderson, Strange Angels (Warner Bros. 1989)
 Gregg Bendian, Counterparts (CIMP, 1996)
 Gregg Bendian, Gregg Bendian's Interzone (Eremite, 1996)
 Salvatore Bonafede, For the Time Being (CAM Jazz, 2005)
 Eugene Chadbourne, Pain Pen (Avant, 2000)
 Alex Cline, For People in Sorrow (Cryptogramophone, 2013)
 Nels Cline, The Inkling (Cryptogramophone, 2000)
 Tom Cora, It's a Brand New Day (Knitting Factory, 2000)
 Marilyn Crispell, The Kitchen Concert (Leo, 1991)
 Marilyn Crispell, Mark Dresser, Gerry Hemingway, Play Braxton (Tzadik, 2012)
 Stanton Davis, Manhattan Melody (Enja, 1988)
 Robert Dick, Jazz Standards On Mars (Enja, 1997)
 Paul Dresher & Ned Rothenberg, Opposites Attract (New World/CounterCurrents 1991)
 Marty Ehrlich, The Long View (Enja, 2002)
 Amir ElSaffar, Radif Suite (Pi, 2010)
 Ellery Eskelin, Vanishing Point (hatOLOGY, 2001)
 David Garland, Togetherness: Control Songs Vol. 2 (Ergodic, 1999)
 Osvaldo Golijov  Yiddishbbuk (EMI, 2002)
 Osvaldo Golijov, Upshaw the Andalucian Dogs Ayre & Folk Songs (Deutsche Grammophon, 2005)
 Sebastian Gramss, Thinking Of (Wergo, 2014)
 Burton Greene, Peace Beyond Conflict (CIMP, 2002)
 Francois Houle, In the Vernacular (Songlines, 1998)
 Jason Hwang, Unfolding Stone (Sound Aspects, 1990)
 Steve Lehman, Interface (Clean Feed, 2004)
 Steuart Liebig, Pomegranate (Cryptogramophone, 2001)
 Frank London, The Debt (Tzadik, 1997)
 Russ Lossing, Metal Rat (Clean Feed, 2006)
 Joe Lovano, Flights of Fancy: Trio Fascination Edition Two (Blue Note, 2001)
 Denman Maroney, Fluxations (New World/CounterCurrents 2003)
 Raz Mesinai, Cyborg Acoustics (Tzadik, 2004)
 Sato Michihiro, Rodan (hat ART, 1989)
 Tisziji Munoz, Auspicious Healing! (Anami Music, 2000)
 Simon Nabatov, Projections (Clean Feed, 2015)
 Simon Nabatov, Equal Poise (Leo, 2016)
 James Newton, Binu (Circle, 1978)
 Kevin Norton, Integrated Variables (CIMP, 1996)
 Kevin Norton, Change Dance Troubled Energy (Barking Hoop, 2001)
 Ivo Perelman, Suite for Helen F. (Boxholder, 2003)
 Hot Pstromi, With a Little Horseradish On the Side (Global Village Music, 1993)
 Hank Roberts, Black Pastels (JMT, 1988)
 Herb Robertson, Elaboration (Clean Feed, 2005)
 Herb Robertson, Real Aberration (Clean Feed, 2007)
 Mick Rossi, One Block from Planet Earth (OmniTone, 2004)
 Ned Rothenberg, Power Lines (New World, 1995)
 Bernadette Speach, Reflections (Mode, 2002)
 Yale Strom, Klezmer: Cafe Jew Zoo (Naxos, 2002)
 Richard Teitelbaum, Blends (New Albion, 2002)
 Tiziano Tononi, Strange Mathematics (Splasc(H), 2008)
 Eric Watson, Silent Hearts (Free Flight, 1999)
 Eric Watson, Full Metal Quartet (OWL, 2000)
 Matthias Ziegler, Marsyas' Song (Percords, 1992)

References

External links
 Official site

1952 births
Living people
Musicians from Los Angeles
Jazz musicians from California
21st-century American male musicians
21st-century double-bassists
American jazz double-bassists
Arcado String Trio members
Avant-garde jazz musicians
Free improvising musicians
Free jazz double-bassists
Male double-bassists
American male jazz musicians
CIMP artists
Clean Feed Records artists
Enja Records artists
Knitting Factory Records artists
Pi Recordings artists
Tzadik Records artists
University of California, San Diego alumni
University of California, San Diego faculty
NoBusiness Records artists

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Whether you're suffering from flaky skin, fine lines or just a general dullness, exfoliation is usually the recommended solution. And who hasn't wanted to resurface their entire face in the hopes of revealing baby-soft skin? But tread carefully: In trying to get that glow, you might guilty of damaging your skin barrier.
For the unfamiliar, the skin barrier (a phrase coined by dermatologist Dr. Peter M. Elias) is the outermost layer of skin cells and lipids that are responsible for maintaining skin hydration, softness and firmness. And while the skin barrier is certainly involved in preventing wrinkles and dryness, it's also your skin's first defense against damaging chemicals, environmental irritants and microbes—gross. So you could say it's pretty important.
But according to aesthetician Renée Rouleau, too much exfoliation (or using overly aggressive products in general) can do more harm than good. And the symptoms of an irritated skin barrier can mirror the same problems (like flakes and dryness) you were trying to zap.
What should you look for to know if you're dealing with a compromised barrier? Stinging and redness. Sure, an acid-based product might burn for a second or two, but prolonged stinging is a red flag for irritation and inflammation.
If you're guilty of overdoing it (same), the first course of action is to scale back on the offending products—or eliminate them entirely, at least until your barrier can heal. That means physical scrubs, highly acidic toners and oil-stripping cleansers should go to the back of the medicine cabinet.
And while you're taking a break from exfoliation, reach for nourishing products instead. Think rich face oils, cream cleansers, moisturizers and skin-soothing ingredients like tiger grass. And when you return to sloughing off those cells with abandon (it'll happen), try exfoliating every other day. Your skin barrier will thank you.
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The northwestern and central parts of our state host numerous small mountain streams and brooks that hold wild Maine fish eager to take a fly. These brooks and streams are crystal clear and free flowing. Many offer small waterfalls and plunge pools ready to be explored for the angler willing to hike for solitude.
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The Government gazetted the Provincial Councils Elections (Amendment) Bill to increase the number of female representatives in Provincial Councils, yesterday.
The Bill seeks to amend the Provincial Councils Elections Act, No. 2 of 1988 to make it binding on all political parties and independent groups to field at least 30 per cent female candidates in Provincial Council elections.
As per the Bill, the returning officers have the authority to reject any nomination paper which does not contain the number of female candidates required to be nominated.
The Bill was issued by Local Government and Provincial Councils Minister Faiszer Musthapha as a Supplement to the Gazette on July 7.
The Government has taken a policy decision to increase the female representation in all political decision-making bodies.
As the first step, the Government amended the Local Authorities Election Act to include 25 percent quota for women at the local government elections in March last year.
An official of the Elections Department said the female representation in provincial councils is about 4 percent as of now.
The female representation in Parliament is about 5 percent.
The elections of North Central, Eastern and Sabaragamuwa Provincial Councils are due in October.


In this episode, Kathryn must confront her biggest fear. No, not that, silly--her fear of flying. The gang travels to Theo's home state of Louisiana (again?) where they learn they will be flying powerchutes, kind of like go-carts with parachutes attached that fly in the air. Once up in the powerchutes, they must drop paint-filled balloons on to targets below. The person who gets the most points wins a special prize, and if everyone completes the mission, they all get their coins.
James goes first, followed by Laterrian, and although afraid, they each score 80 points. Kathryn must go next, even though she is deathly afraid. The instructor assures her that they will keep in radio contact the whole time, and that he has never lost contact with anyone up in a powerchute before. Well, there's a first time for everything, and Kathryn's radio does not seem to work, so she must fly the chute alone. She keeps her fear bottled up inside her and earns 80 points. She also flies and lands the chute almost perfectly.
Msaada eventually wins the event, scoring two bullseyes, but everyone finishes the mission unharmed. Theo even makes a game out of it and drops his balloons on his fellow cast members.
Speaking of Theo, since he is back in his hometown, he decides to see his girlfriend, Mandy. She is very good to him, but he finds it hard to stay faithful. When he sees her, he realizes how much they care for each other and he decides to shape up.


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Alice is widely regarded as a celiac expert and has been a keynote speaker at many national medical and food industry events. She was a featured presenter at the Healthy Foods Conference in Boston (2008), Natural Products Expo East show (2008, 2009), and keynote speaker at medical conferences hosted by St. Barnabas Health Care System (2009), The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (2009), and American Pharmacists Association (APhA) (2010). Alice will also be speaking at the 2011 Natural Products Expo West and Institute of Food Technologists (IFT) Wellness Conference.
Her story has been featured in Good Housekeeping Magazine, Newsweek, USA Today, and on nationally televised programs such as ABC's 'The View' and CNN. Among her recent accomplishments, Alice co-authored an article titled "Celiac Disease and Reproductive Health Issues", which was published in Journal of Practical Gastroenterology (October 2009). In conjunction, she was also featured in one of their MDTV segments.
Her organization, NFCA, drives diagnosis of celiac disease, improves quality- of-life for children and families adhering to a gluten-free diet and advances science by facilitating collaborations within the healthcare community. NFCA is a leading resource for celiac information. NFCA's website offers free, comprehensive information and support materials for celiac patients, their families and health care providers, accredited training for healthcare and food industry professionals.
For more information visit www.beyondceliac.org.
Mark Hyman, MD is dedicated to identifying and addressing the root causes of chronic illness through a groundbreaking whole-systems medicine approach called Functional Medicine. He is a family physician, a four-time New York Times bestselling author, and an international leader in his field.
Through his private practice, education efforts, writing, research, and advocacy, he empowers others to stop managing symptoms and treat the underlying causes of illness, thereby tackling our chronic-disease epidemic.
Film and entertainment industry executive turned real estate developer, Jill Brack rarely spent time in the kitchen. That changed in 2004 when she and her daughter Stella were diagnosed with celiac disease, an autoimmune disorder in which the intestines become damaged by eating gluten. Jill began baking gluten free cookies that she and her daughter could enjoy by replacing traditional wheat flour with nutrient dense garbanzo bean and coconut flour. Soon friends and family who weren't restricted to a gluten free diet began asking for more and in 2008 Glow Gluten Free was born.
Glow Gluten Free bakes four flavors of gluten free and dairy free cookies with natural and organic ingredients in a certified gluten free and kosher bakery. The brand is popular with both conventional and gluten free cookie connoisseurs and has been singled out in Real Simple, Everyday with Rachael Ray and New York Magazines. Glow Gluten Free cookies are currently sold at specialty, gourmet and health food stores and Whole Food Markets.
Jill has been honored by The Celiac Disease Center at Columbia University for her work in advocating for celiac awareness, and has appeared on The Martha Stewart Show talking about celiac disease and her gluten free cookies. She serves on the Board of Directors of Harvest Home Farmers Markets, which provides local fresh produce to low income neighborhoods in NYC and The Wellmet Group which supports emerging and grassroots social service organizations in NYC. Jill is a graduate of The American University in Washington DC and The Institute of Integrative Nutrition and lives in NYC with her husband and daughter.
Jill Shah is the founder and CEO of Jill's List (www.jillslist.com,) the trusted source for information about practitioners of Complementary and Alternative medicine (CAM.) Launched in January 2011, Jill's List helps practitioners connect with new patients and with hospitals who are looking to expand their network of CAM practitioner relationships.
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Prior to Mercator, Jill was a Vice President in The Monitor Group's Investment Banking Practice – Monitor Advisory for Strategic Transaction. She was one of the founding members of RxCentric, an online PDR which served physicians and before that she was a Global Client Partner at iXL, Inc. a roll-up of several IT services and Internet marketing firms across the company which was taken public in 2000.
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SOS Children's Villages together with Marriott International celebrated our sixth year of a successful partnership, throughout which a record-high amount of $382,000 was raised for SOS Children's Villages' youth programs.
While youth unemployment is a global challenge, with around 70 million young people unemployed worldwide, young people who have spent time in alternative care often face unique challenges as they prepare to embark on careers and independent lives. A core part of our work at SOS Children's Villages is to support young people on their journey to self-reliance and finding decent work.
Marriott International has enlisted more than 110 hotels in 21 countries across Europe to fundraise, facilitate in-kind donations, and volunteer with SOS Children's Villages locally. In 2017, a total of $382,000 was raised by Marriott-branded hotels throughout Europe, through the "You Eat, We Give" campaign, as well as other local fundraising activities.
The "You Eat, We Give" campaign, repeated in 2017 for the fifth time, took place throughout September and October. For every lunch and dinner served at participating hotels a donation of €1 or local equivalent was made towards SOS Children's Villages' youth programs. The promotion is part of Marriott's Europe-wide "World of Opportunity" initiative, which helps young people from disadvantaged backgrounds reach their full potential by supporting programs such as those offered by SOS Children's Villages that provide life skills and vocational opportunities.
Marriott empowers disadvantaged young people through funds, raising public awareness for our cause and offering training opportunities and jobs at their hotels, supporting them directly in their path to independent life.
The cheque was accepted on behalf of SOS Children's Villages by Richard Pichler, Special Representative for External Affairs and Resources at SOS Children's Villages International. "Our first regional partnership in 2008, where Reiner Sachau was an important driver, already showed how much can be done when we join forces in several countries. We have come a very successful way together. Aside of financial resources you have mobilized staff within Marriott to care for and help young people in their start into a professional life. Congratulations and thank you for raising an amount of $382,000 in 21 countries in Europe. This truly is an important commitment to the young people in our care!" he said.
Picture (left to right): Philippa Boukari, Rina Hillinga, Patricia Molano, Gitta Brückmann, Reiner Sachau, Hemma Varma, Richard Pichler, Francois-Xavier Deler, Martine Doornekamp. Photo credit: Marriott International.


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Branching Out: Libraries Transform
On April 19, 2017 April 20, 2017
By San Juan Capistrano Library Staff and the Friends of the Library
Did you know that April is National Soft Pretzel Month? It's also National Garden Month, National Poetry Month, National Jazz Appreciation Month and National Humor Month, just to name a few.
April is also an important month for libraries. In fact, this year National Library Week is being celebrated April 9-15.
As a way to acknowledge the contributions of libraries across the country and to honor the dedication of librarians, the American Library Association (ALA) has been involved in sponsoring the national observance of Library Week since 1958.
By 1951, the number of television sets in use in this country had risen to approximately 12 million, and by 1955, half of all homes in the U.S. had one. And as Americans spent more time watching TV and less on reading, the ALA helped form a nonprofit organization called the National Book Committee. Focusing on efforts to encourage people to read and to support the use of libraries, the committee developed the idea for National Library Week.
Today, we see a similar trend of ever increasing screen time as electronic devices monopolize larger amounts of our days. Video games, texting, binge-watching and "tweeting" are now common. It is, therefore, even more vital to foster reading and include visits to school and local libraries in our busy schedules.
Since it's become clear that physical books aren't as popular as they once were, libraries have been evolving in an effort to remain relevant and inviting. No longer merely book repositories, they are becoming centers for culture and community, and this year's Library Week theme, "Libraries Transform," is a confirmation of this endeavor. Although books remain a fundamental reason why people visit libraries, there are other library offerings that attract visitors and keep them coming.
One of the many programs offered by our own San Juan Capistrano Library is a free lecture series organized and run by library assistant Lori Artzner. These archaeological lectures focus on a variety of regions around the world. You can learn about nearby Luiseño Native Americans or faraway Jerusalem, all in the comfort of the library's fireplace room. Lectures are given the first Tuesday of the month at 5:30 pm. The next one will be held on May 2 and is titled, "Phoenician Dor (En Dor) and Shikmona."
The library is also proud to announce the arrival of an exclusive art exhibit featuring the talents of students from San Juan Hills High School. According to library manager Ericka Reeb, this showing represents the library's participation in the Arts Orange County & Orange County Department of Education's 2017 Imagination Celebration: The Power of Possibility. She invites all to view the impressive artistic talents of our local high school students, which will be displayed in the library's main gallery. But don't wait too long! This exhibit has a limited viewing time from Saturday, April 15 to Sunday, May 28.
While encouraging reading and promoting literacy continues to be a major goal, a library's ultimate objective is to serve its community. Whether it's for entertainment or education, creative librarians are always looking for ways to connect the library to the community.
The staff at the San Juan Capistrano Library invites the community to visit and learn about the broad range of services, programs and activities they offer. They are glad to answer questions and listen to suggestions. And maybe, by simply being in a place of books, you might be inspired to take one or two good reads home with you.
The "Branching Out" column is a collaboration between San Juan Capistrano library staff and the Friends of the Library, a nonprofit that supports the library and its programs by raising funds through its on-site bookstore and special events. For more information on the library, visit www.ocpl.org or follow @SJCFriends on Facebook.
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thought was an ironically sedentary day!!!
What does route making mean?
Basically to organize the walk properly I need to balance the actual gathering of data with the fact that we want this to be a meaningful experience for the wearer as we are aiming for the walk to inspire a composition.
So this means I am concerned with designing a route and surrounding experience that can support their emotional engagement & expression during the data collection. We want this data to be collected in way that means something to them.
2. Information / provocations / questions / games so that we have the right mindsets for the data collection.
e.g. I don't want the wearer simply to take the measurement of sun levels I want us to engage with why this measurement matters? In the case of sun it matters because of vitamin D levels, it matters because without the sun our solar system would be chaos, all plants would die, we would die, the earth would be ice darkness and ice… it matters because the sun is life.
Other than that I also need to help us navigate a city that I don't know and as it's -6 in montreal at the moment I also really want us to be able to stay alive and not miserable.
So using the 7 states of receptiveness as my emotional markers I will be working with Freyja & the wearer to document the wearers emotional journey at each step of the walk.
In sensation we include, in addition to the five familiar senses, the kinesthetic sense, which comprise pain, orientation of space, the passage of time, and rhythm.
In feeling we include—apart from the familiar emotions of joy, grief, anger, and so forth—self-respect, inferiority, supersensitivity, and other conscious and unconscious emotions that color our lives.
Thinking includes all functions of intellect, such as the opposition of the right and left, good and bad, right and wrong, understanding, knowing that one understands, classifying things, recognizing rules, imagining, knowing what is sensed and felt, remembering all the above, and so on.
Movement includes all temporal and spatial changes in the state and configurations of the body and its parts, such as breathing, eating, speaking, blood circulation, and digestion.


The 30,000 square-foot Rhodes Research Center Annex is an addition to Rhodes Hall, home of bioengineering at Clemson University and part of a development plan to improve facilities and information technology campus-wide. The three-story facility was designed to promote interaction and collaboration among undergraduates, graduate students and faculty and features several research laboratories intended to facilitate the assimilation of various levels of education.Classrooms with the most up-to-date distance learning capabilities and state-of-the-art undergraduate lab spaces for tissue engineering, bio instrumentation and biomechanics, along with an administrative office for the undergraduate program and open common area comprise the bioengineering Annex. MKA, now GMC, completed this project in association with Lord Aeck & Sargent.


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Your Morning Cup of Coffee Can Affect Your Heart's Rhythms
Your daily cup of joe might be a quick pick-me-up, but it comes with a mixed bag of good and not-so-good effects on your health.
Your daily cup of joe might be a quick pick-me-up, but it comes with a mixed bag of good and not-so-good effects on your health, a new study reports.
Drinking coffee helps people stay more active, but it also significantly robs some of sleep, researchers say.
And while java doesn't seem to cause irregular rhythms in the upper chamber of the heart, it can cause the lower chambers to skip beats, according to findings presented Sunday at the online annual meeting of the American Heart Association.
"People should understand that this extremely commonly consumed beverage really does have substantive effects on our health, and they're variable," said lead author Dr. Gregory Marcus, associate chief of cardiology for research at the University of California, San Francisco. "It's not that coffee is necessarily all good or all bad. It's very likely that whether it's net good or net bad depends on a combination of factors."
Physicians have long considered caffeine a potential heart health risk, since it is a stimulant that increases heart rate. But prior studies on the subject have produced results that were "all over the place," said Dr. Sana Al-Khatib, a Duke heart rhythm expert.
"A very common question we get almost every week from patients is: Can I drink coffee? Especially in patients with atrial fibrillation," a heart rhythm disorder that increases risk of stroke and heart attack, said Al-Khatib, an electrophysiologist with the Duke Electrophysiology Clinic in Durham, N.C.
"It hasn't been easy for us as clinicians to advise patients," noted Al-Khatib, who wasn't involved with the study.
For this clinical trial, Marcus and his team recruited 100 coffee drinkers and fitted them with several devices to continuously record their health — a Fitbit, a heart monitor and a blood glucose tracker.
Over two weeks, participants were randomly assigned on a daily basis to either drink as much coffee as they liked or to forgo it.
The researchers then tracked the changes within each person and between people that occurred when they were either exposed to coffee or went without.
The study found no evidence that coffee consumption created any irregular rhythms within the atria, the upper chambers of the heart. That's good news, since one of the major medical concerns about coffee has been whether it might promote atrial fibrillation, a potentially dangerous condition.
But they did find that coffee consumption could cause the ventricles — the lower chambers of the heart — to skip beats.
"On days randomly assigned to coffee, people exhibited about 50% more premature ventricular contractions [PVCs] — more early beats arising from the lower chambers of the heart," Marcus said. "Those who consumed more than a drink of coffee exhibited essentially a doubling of their PVC counts."
These PVCs are common and are usually regarded as harmless, he added.
"We all have them once in a while, and generally they're considered benign," Marcus said. "But we and others have shown that more PVCs are an independent risk factor for heart failure over time. Not everyone with more PVCs has heart failure, but it is a factor."
Coffee also had dramatic effects on two other major factors in your health — physical activity and sleep.
On days they were randomly assigned to drink coffee, participants on average took about 1,000 more steps than they normally would, Marcus said.
"For every additional cup of coffee drink consumed, there was an additional 500 steps," he said.
On the other hand, coffee tended to rob people of sleep.
"On days randomly assigned to coffee, people slept on average about a half-hour less that evening," Marcus said. "For every additional cup of coffee, there was about 18 minutes less sleep."
But folks who were genetically inclined to metabolize coffee more quickly did not exhibit any significant relationship between their coffee consumption and sleep deprivation.
While Al-Khatib said the study was well done, she sees a need for follow-up research involving more patients over a longer time to see if coffee's immediate effects eventually lead to increased risk for heart disease, stroke and other health problems.
Participants in this study were relatively young and healthy, with an average age of 38 and an average BMI on the high end of healthy — "not typical of the patient population we see in clinical practice," who are older and have one or more health problems, said Al-Khatib.
So if you're concerned about the effects of coffee on your health, you should probably talk with your doctor, Marcus said. Depending on your personal health issues, it might make sense for you to either drink coffee or abstain from it.
"For those that are concerned about atrial fibrillation, these data suggest there's no reason to worry about coffee consumption. On the other hand, if there are concerns about PVCs, it may make sense to avoid or minimize coffee consumption," Marcus said.
"If there's a goal to increase or maintain physical activity, then coffee may be helpful," he added, "But for those who have difficulty sleeping then the sleep disruption caused by coffee may make it less worth it."
Despite her reservations, Al-Khatib plans to use this study when counseling patients.
"I wouldn't think of these results as, oh, OK, great, so what, let's wait for the next study," she said. "I will incorporate those findings in my discussions with patients, of course, after I've read the full paper and assuming there are no surprises."
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Kildare Electricity Rates
Commercial Electricity in Kildare
^ The average commercial electricity rate in Kildare, OK is 8.72¢/kWh.[1]
Residential Electricity in Kildare
^ The average residential electricity rate in Kildare, OK is 10.84¢/kWh.[1]
Industrial Electricity in Kildare
^ The average industrial electricity rate in Kildare, OK is 4.91¢/kWh.[1]
Kildare, OK Electricity Statistics
Commercial electricity rates in Kildare
The average commercial electricity rate in Kildare is 8.72¢/kWh.[1]
This average (commercial) electricity rate in Kildare is 19.13% greater than the Oklahoma average rate of 7.32¢/kWh.[2]
The average (commercial) electricity rate in Kildare is 13.58% less than the national average rate of 10.09¢/kWh. Commercial rates in the U.S. range from 6.86¢/kWh to 34.88¢/kWh.[2]
Residential electricity rates in Kildare
The average residential electricity rate in Kildare is 10.84¢/kWh.[1]
This average (residential) electricity rate in Kildare is 13.99% greater than the Oklahoma average rate of 9.51¢/kWh.[2]
The average (residential) electricity rate in Kildare is 8.75% less than the national average rate of 11.88¢/kWh. Residential rates in the U.S. range from 8.37¢/kWh to 37.34¢/kWh.[2]
Industrial electricity rates in Kildare
The average industrial electricity rate in Kildare is 4.91¢/kWh.[1]
This average (industrial) electricity rate in Kildare is 3.54% less than the Oklahoma average rate of 5.09¢/kWh.[2]
The average (industrial) electricity rate in Kildare is 26.39% less than the national average rate of 6.67¢/kWh. Industrial rates in the U.S. range from 4.13¢/kWh to 30.82¢/kWh.[2]
Oklahoma Electricity Rates & Consumption
Commercial electricity in Oklahoma
Commercial electricity rates in OK [3]
The average commercial electricity rate in Oklahoma is 7.32¢/kWh, which ranks 50th in the nation and is 27.45% less than the national average rate of 10.09¢/kWh.[3]
Commercial electricity consumption in OK [3]
Commercial electricity consumption in Oklahoma averages 6,206 kWh/month, which ranks 19th in the nation and is 0.51% less than the national average of 6,238 kWh/month.
Commercial electricity bills in OK [3]
The average monthly commercial electricity bill in Oklahoma is $454, which ranks 41st in the nation and is 27.82% less than the national average of $629.
Learn more about commercial electricity in Oklahoma
Residential electricity in Oklahoma
Residential electricity rates in Oklahoma [3]
The average residential electricity rate in Oklahoma is 9.51¢/kWh, which ranks 45th in the nation and is 19.95% less than the national average rate of 11.88¢/kWh.
Residential electricity consumption in OK [3]
Residential electricity consumption in Oklahoma averages 1,132 kWh/month, which ranks 6th in the nation and is 25.36% greater than the national average of 903 kWh/month.
Residential electricity bills in OK [3]
The average monthly residential electricity bill in Oklahoma is $108, which ranks 19th in the nation and is 0.93% greater than the national average of $107 per month.
Learn more about residential electricity in Oklahoma
Industrial electricity in Oklahoma
Industrial electricity rates in Oklahoma [3]
The average industrial electricity rate in Oklahoma is 5.09¢/kWh, which ranks 49th in the nation and is 23.69% less than the national average rate of 6.67¢/kWh.
Industrial electricity consumption in OK [3]
Industrial electricity consumption in Oklahoma averages 75,694 kWh/month, which ranks 37th in the nation and is 32.51% less than the national average of 112,158 kWh/month.
Industrial electricity bills in OK [3]
The average monthly industrial electricity bill in Oklahoma is $3,850, which ranks 43rd in the nation and is 48.55% less than the national average of $7,483.
Learn more about industrial electricity in Oklahoma
Household Income in Kildare, OK
Kildare, OK Income Breakdown [4]
Income Summary for Kildare, OK
Household income: The city of Kildare has a median household income of $61,221, versus $62,843 for the U.S.[4]
Compared to the U.S.: Median household income in Kildare is approximately 3 percent less than the median income for the entire United States.[4]
Poverty level: Approximately 8.1 percent of Kildare households have incomes below poverty level.[4]
Electric bills: The average residential electricity bill in Oklahoma is about $108/month, ranking 19th in the U.S. and 0.93% greater than the national average of $107.[5]
Income: Kildare vs. Nation [4]
Additional information about Kildare
About Kildare
Kildare is a town located in Kay County in the state of Oklahoma, and has a population of approximately 100.[6]
More about Kildare utilities
For more information about Kildare electricity, or for additional resources regarding electricity & utilities in your state, visit the Energy Information Administration.
One way to produce electricity is by hydropower, where electricity is generated by water spinning turbines attached to generators.
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This drug could save 25 000 women's lives but could it cost them their babies?
Laura López González
When women do not enjoy full maternity benefits, their health – and that of their children – may be affected.
It was Friday afternoon and Rebecca Zash had just one more thing between her and the weekend. She boarded a commuter train home from Boston's city centre and reached for her computer.
For almost four years, Zash, a faculty member in the division of infectious diseases at the city's Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in the United States, along with a team of researchers, had been looking at how well mothers and babies in Botswana fared on antiretrovirals (ARV).
On Zash's computer, was the latest data from eight sites in the country.
In 2016, the country became the first in sub-Saharan Africa to debut a new ARV, dolutegravir. It would replace an older drug efavirenz — associated with more side effects — as part of the country's standard, three-drug HIV treatment course.
The data on dolutegravir looked great and months later Brazil announced plans to roll out the drug. Countries all over the world would soon begin to look at how they too could use the new medicine.
But something was missing. Because pregnant women pose ethical challenges for researchers, they — as well as children — are mostly not included in clinical trials. As a result, almost no (97%) drugs approved for use in the US between 2000 and 2010 were tested to see if they posed a risk to foetal development, 2011 research published in the American Journal of Medical Genetics shows.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) thought Botswana presented a chance to fill in the gaps, so they asked Zash and her team to compare outcomes among mothers on the new drug to those on efavirenz.
"We said [to the WHO] it's going to be about 400 [women], we don't think it's going to tell you much," Zash remembers.
"They said, you know what? We really need anything that we have."
In March 2016, doctors, nurses and researchers sat in a dimly-lit room on the fifth floor of the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg. Their eyes were glued to a projector screen. Jan van Lunzen, medical director for pharmaceutical company ViiV Healthcare, stood to one side bathed in a blueish glow from his PowerPoint slides on the screen. He was talking about a new drug that would soon be on the market in South Africa.
It was dolutegravir.
When doctors switched out efavirenz for dolutegravir as part of a three-drug combo, he said, about 10% more of patients were able to bring the amount of the HIV in their blood down to levels so low they were undetectable by laboratory standards. Van Lunzen was quoting a study presented at the 2012 Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy.
Patients who sustain this low level of HIV in their blood, also known as being virally suppressed, cannot transmit the virus sexually, studies have shown.
Plus, Van Lunzen told clinicians, the drug could be taken without food and was more forgiving than other ARVs when it came to missed doses, making it less likely to lead to drug resistance — a claim backed by 2015 research published in the Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy.
Dolutegravir also had fewer side effects than efavirenz. In clinical trials, up to half of people on efavirenz reported side-effects such as hallucinations, nightmares and depression within the first few months of starting the drug. The new wonder drug allowed patients' CD4 counts — a measure of the strength of their immune systems — to bounce back faster once they started treatment, according to presentations made this week at the 22nd International Aids Conference in Amsterdam.
Activists and health workers were quick to begin calling for access to the drug that Van Lunzen said would be on the market in just months in the private sector.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) had already included the drug as part of its recommended standard HIV treatment regimen in 2016 guidelines after it reviewed 71 clinical trials conducted among about 34 000 patients. There has been strong evidence that, when compared with patients on efavirenz, people who used dolutegravir were less likely to stop taking treatment, a WHO review presented at the conference found.
But of course very few if any of these studies included pregnant women.
Nothing for us, without us: Protesters demand access to dolutegravir and the right to resist ultimatums that pit their right to better treatment against their right to choose what kind of contraception works best for them. (Marten van Dijl)
On a Boston commuter train on the United States' East Coast, Rebecca Zash settled into her seat and flipped open her laptop. The deadline for her latest analysis for the WHO comparing how pregnant women faired on the new drug compared to efavirenz was two weeks away and she'd been putting off getting started. But she figured she could get through a preliminary analysis before she got home.
"I was like, okay I am going to finish this," she remembers.
"Then I looked at the analysis and saw these findings."
Four of the 426 women in Botswana who had conceived while on dolutegravir had delivered babies with severe deformities called neural tube defects, which affect the spine and the skull. Three of the babies had been stillborn.
But women who had started the drug while already pregnant showed no such signs — something must have happened within the first 28 days of pregnancy when a foetus's spine and head begin to form, but what? And was her analysis even right?
As the city rolled passed in the windows, Zash crunched the numbers again and again until she got off the train.
"I was freaking out," she remembers. "I was mostly just saying [to myself] someone else needs to tell me that I've done this right, that I didn't make a mistake.
"I emailed everybody."
With team members on vacation and abroad, it wouldn't be until later that weekend that she heard back. Zash spent Saturday and Sunday with her children, checking her email every three minutes.
By Monday, Massachusetts General Hospital geneticist and study researcher Lewis Holmes had made the call: "This looks like something you need to report."
Not long after, on 18 May 2018, the WHO issued a warning: Pregnant women on dolutegravir should continue to take the drug but women who could fall pregnant and who couldn't ensure "consistent contraception" should go back to the old drug regimen. Drug regulators from the US and Europe followed with similar cautions.
Since May, Zash and her team have tracked 170 more mothers who conceived while on dolutegravir. But they found no more birth defects. Brazil too is monitoring women and has not found a single case of neural tubal defects among an initial 160 women.
It's still too early to tell whether there's any link between dolutegravir and birth defects, Zash explains: "This is preliminary: we don't know exactly how to explain this and whether it's a real [side effect of the drug] or not."
Watch: Why women aren't taking no for an answer when it comes to this new ARV
South Africa already has a working group looking at what a tender for the new drug might look like — and cost, which is not a small factor for a nation that expects to pay about R40-billion for HIV treatment by 2033, according to 2015 estimates contained in the health department's investment case report.
New modelling presented at the Amsterdam conference suggests switching out the older ARV efavirenz for dolutegravir would double the percentage of new infections averted between 2019 and 2038 in South Africa. Dolutegravir would also be more effective at cutting Aids-related deaths and lead to almost immediate cost savings, found research by Gesine Meyer-Rath from the Health Economics and Epidemiology Research Office at the University of the Witwatersrand found. Meyer-Rath is based at the university's Health Economics and Epidemiology Research Office.
A separate modelling study by the US Medical Practice Evaluation Centre projected the switch would avert more than 25 000 deaths of South African women between 15 and 49 years of age in a country with stubbornly high maternal deaths. It would also prevent 5 000 more mother-to-child infections.
But, researchers warned, that if a link between dolutegravir was true, it could also lead to more deaths among children. At the same time, it could save three times as many women.
But framing this as a decision about whose life to save is risky, experts and activists warn.
"Don't pit us against our children," Martha Akello from International Community of Women Living with HIV says.
"Some women with HIV definitely want to have babies, it's a motivation for us to live another day, to live for tomorrow and see their children graduate and have a life", she explains.
"Women living with HIV are also not homogenous. I could be done having children… I could actually be in my reproductive age and not feel like having children. We definitely see the need to exercise choice."
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But real choice means being able to offer women on dolutegravir access to contraception — if they want it. A fact increasingly complicated by the US government's gag rule, which has closed hundreds of clinics in southern Africa alone, reproductive health organisation Population Services International told Bhekisisa in February. Also known as the Mexico City Policy, the gag rule cuts US funding to any organisation that in any way promotes abortion as part of sexual and reproductive health services, even if that is by referring women to other organisations for the procedure.
If there is a link between dolutegravir taken very early in pregnancy and birth defects, then more women may need abortions or information to avoid having to deliver stillborn or severely deformed foetuses — conditions that make a person a candidate for an abortion even in countries such as Uganda where voluntary procedures are illegal, executive director of the international organisation Health Gap Asia Russell explains.
"This is precisely what the global gag rule undermines."
For deputy director of South Africa's Desmond Tutu HIV Centre Linda-Gail Bekker — the questions around dolutegravir's safety could be a chance for the world to get its act together when it comes to birth control.
"We may find, as more pregnancy cases come in, it's nothing [and there is no link between dolutegrevir and birth defects]. It may be that there really is something there in which case we're going to have to figure out what we do with women with fertility intent," Bekker explains.
"Either way, we should be dealing with women better than we are in our clinics. For too long, we've considered HIV without considering sexual reproductive health and it makes absolutely no sense. In some ways, this could be the silver lining."
South Africa, meanwhile, is approaching month eight of a national birth control shortage.
An unexpected discovery from researcher Rebecca Zash's (third from right) rocked worldwide plans to adopt a new wonder drug, and put a conversation about choice centre stage.
Zash's unexpected findings have set off a chain reaction and a global conversation about choice: How countries will choose to weigh up the pros and cons of the new drug and how much choice they'll give women in accessing it.
Seventy-one nations have already included dolutegravir as part of standard HIV treatment, according to data presented by the WHO's Meg Doherty this week at the Aids conference in Amsterdam. But on the heels of Zash's discovery, almost one in five of these countries have now either banned dolutegravir completely for women of reproductive age or made access conditional to long-acting contraception use.
Less than a handful are even willing to discuss options with women according to their guidelines, leading many to wonder whether women living with HIV are being given any real choice at all about ARVs or birth control.
In a recent poll, the WHO asked HIV-positive women how they would react if they were given an ultimatum: No contraception, no dolutegravir.
Almost 60% of women said they'd want their healthcare worker to give them information on the risks and let them decide whether they'd take the drug with or without birth control, Doherty says.
The WHO softens previous messages about dolutegravir in new HIV guidelines released this week. The document still bears a warning about the ARV and says women should be counselled about its risks but the body hasn't prohibited women from taking it. But at the guidelines' launch, more than a dozen activists including women living with HIV marched through the aisles of the air-conditioned hall at the RAI convention centre in southern Amsterdam.
"Women demand DTG now," protestors can be heard chanting on cell phone footage, using the common abbreviation for dolutegravir "DTG".
Russell says the WHO is not doing enough to tell countries such as Malawi, Uganda and Tanzania that have blanket bans on dolutegravir for women of reproductive age that they are going against WHO guidance.
"Many high burden countries have already decided that women under 50 should not get dolutegravir. That doesn't add up. Dolutegravir is clearly a superior drug. Women need access to information and they can make the decision about whether it makes sense for them," Russell explains.
Countries are partly, she says, weighing up the benefits of giving the drug to pregnant women, including cheaper and gentler treatment, with the possible risks to foetuses.
That can go two ways: Blanket bans — or empowering health workers to talk to women.
Russell explains: "Perhaps, the doctor is very worried — and doctors often get very worried about foetuses. Then a woman says, I'm not at risk of getting pregnant so thank you very much for your concern, I still need dolutegravir."
But she says fear isn't the only motivation: "It's a lack of trust. Ultimately, the decision will be in the hands of a woman — she will walk out of the clinic and take the drug and you have to trust she is calculating the risks in a way that makes sense for her. You might not understand it. That's what the pushback is about — an unwillingness to trust women."
"There are so many other things involved in [women's choices] than just the pregnancy part when deciding on HIV treatment," Zash says.
In Amsterdam, Zash has just finished her second panel of the day. The queue of people waiting to talk to her stretches five-deep at some points. Half an hour later, she finally breaks free and walks down the aisle of the 300-seater auditorium.
A colleague leans over and jokes, "'Becca, this is all your fault".
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ThreatWarrior Announces Bruce Coughlin as New CEO - ThreatWarrior
ThreatWarrior Announces Bruce Coughlin as New CEO
ThreatWarrior, the cloud-native threat intelligence platform that delivers complete visibility and cyber protection across the enterprise, today announced that it has hired cloud expert Bruce Coughlin to lead the team as Chief Executive Officer.
Coughlin joined the team in June, and was most recently CEO of Cloud Technology Partners (CTP). He led the company through a successful exit and integration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise in 2017, who acquired CTP for its extensive cloud adoption services.
"Cloud is now at the core of every organization's corporate strategy, often as the cornerstone of their business-critical infrastructure," said Coughlin. "Customers expect that their security solutions will provide complete visibility into these complex environments and safeguard their most valuable assets. It's important that we are able to protect our users no matter where they are and ThreatWarrior is proud to offer network threat intelligence that can help them across private, public and hybrid-cloud."
Additionally, ThreatWarrior announced that it has closed its most recent funding round. The funding will enable ThreatWarrior to expand its team and company leadership, increase scope and enhance features for the growing ThreatWarrior community, and emerge as the leader in network threat intelligence.
ThreatWarrior's platform empowers organizations to see everything connected to their network, learn the behavior of physical and virtual assets, and act efficiently to stop cyber threats that other solutions miss. ThreatWarrior uses deep learning to quickly identify threats with more speed, efficacy, and accuracy, and streamlines forensics, analysis and response to maximize protection.
"The threat landscape is expanding and evolving in uniquely dynamic and daunting ways, and traditional approaches to cybersecurity are insufficient to detect these threats across modern environments, especially within public and private clouds," said Pete Slade, ThreatWarrior's CTO and Chief Scientist. "We heard the demand for robust, cybersecurity for cloud and on-prem environments that provides behavioral and contextual intelligence across an organization's entire digital estate and we have delivered."
In addition to expanding its platform and leadership, ThreatWarrior will utilize the funding to grow existing partnerships with cloud providers, technology partners and managed service providers.
"This funding will enable us to expand our leadership team with additional cloud and security experts while accelerating innovation within the ThreatWarrior platform," said Coughlin. "The ThreatWarrior team is excited to continue to drive successful cybersecurity outcomes for our customers."
About ThreatWarrior
ThreatWarrior is the premier cloud-native network threat intelligence platform that stops both known and unknown cyber threats in real time. The agentless, deep learning platform analyzes network traffic to eliminate blind spots, determine security vulnerabilities, and stop active threats across on-prem, cloud and hybrid environments.
ThreatWarrior is the first and only solution to combine unsupervised neural networks, continuous deep packet inspection, behavior monitoring, network intelligence and automated response in a single platform. Leading organizations use ThreatWarrior to see everything happening on their network, learn the behavior of everything communicating across their enterprise, and act efficiently to stop threats other solutions miss.
To learn more, visit threatwarrior.com and follow ThreatWarrior on LinkedIn.


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Q: Tab Bar not showing when push notifications clicked and goes to a Specific ViewController in Swift 3.0? I am receiving Push Notifications when i click on Notification i want to go to a particular ViewController opens when click i click on SlideMenu didSelectRow. I tried many SO links but below code i am able to go to a particular ViewController but problem is tabBar it not showing.
func application(_ application: UIApplication, didReceiveRemoteNotification userInfo: [AnyHashable : Any]) {

        let mainstoryboard = UIStoryboard(name: "Main", bundle: nil)
    let ringingVC = mainstoryboard.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "RaffleResultViewController") as? RaffleResultViewController

    window?.rootViewController = ringingVC
}

A: let mainstoryboard = UIStoryboard(name: "Main", bundle: nil)
let ringingVC = mainstoryboard.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "RaffleResultViewController") as? RaffleResultViewController

let selectedVC = window.rootViewController

if let nav = selectedVC as? UINavigationController{
    nav.pushViewController(ringingVC, animated: true)
}else{
    selectedVC.present(ringingVC, animated: true, completion: nil)
}

// USE this


Washington Watcher is absolutely right about Chris Christie. I am one of the many millions of New Jersey transplants who have moved out of NJ as soon as we got the chance. New Jersey is now almost a totally majority minority state. There are billboards in Spanish offering health insurance. There are cities where hardly anyone speaks English. I actually saw signs in Spanish in a major school district parking lot. There were no signs in English.
The welfare, Medicaid, food stamp, etc. costs are enormous. New Jersey has long been a favorite migration state for illegals, but it is geographically one of the smallest states. New Jersey now is totally over-run with illegals. The cost of supporting illegals is what has driven many tax paying residents out of state.


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Sir John Pelham, 3rd Baronet (1623–1703), MP for Sussex
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Anarchism?
Misc Artwork
Games!
Death Road to Anarchy
DOWNLOAD IT HERE!!
It works on Winblows and it worked on Wine on Arch for me just fine. 🙂
Here are some screenshots:
This is a special Anarchist edition of the game "Death Road to Canada V29" !
While being in the middle of nowhere, and playing the waiting game, I had an opportunity to mess around with the code and graphics of this game. I managed to make 3 Anarchist secret characters, some new dialogue, and changed every reference to "Canada" to instead be a reference to an Anarchist collective in the North. Otherwise the characters and dialogue in this game are pop culture and video game references.
I did it because I hope that we Anarchists can appropriate anything we get our hands on (music, books, movies, TV shows, comics, etc) and transform it into something that promotes Anarchism. If you see something, change something.
How often should we have to engage with catchy and fun media only to find that it promotes pacifism, white-supremecy, capitalism, patriarchy, fascism, and more? Not to say that this game did that a whole lot. I only chose this game because I found the code for it, and I found it fun! Thank you Rocketcat and Madgarden games for making such a great zombie game! I would attempt to fix the gendering in this, but my edits are just a surface level mod; I haven't really changed the code much.
The original game can be found here.
Their version is a lot further along the original game's development, so it's probably even better than this game (unless you're like me, where anything Anarchist is better than anything else!).
Things to do later, if you like it,
* More Anarchist dialogue
* More Anarchist events
* More Anarchist secret characters
* Make it gender non-binary
Feel free to do it yourself, the code is all there.
Love, rage, and solidarity
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Convicted Vancouver Island drug trafficker argues U.S. had no authority to search boat
Todd Coyne Senior Digital Producer, CTV Vancouver Island
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Published Tuesday, December 10, 2019 4:15PM PST Last Updated Tuesday, December 10, 2019 5:59PM PST
John Philip Stirling was arrested after his boat was seized off the Oregon coast on April 9, 2019. (Multnomah County Sheriff's Office)
VICTORIA -- A Vancouver Island man who was arrested by U.S. authorities after nearly 750 litres of liquid methamphetamine was allegedly found aboard his boat, is appealing to have his case thrown out, arguing the U.S. has no jurisdiction in the matter.
John Philip Stirling, 65, was arrested in April after a routine U.S. Coast Guard patrol picked up his vessel 225 nautical miles (417 kilometres) from the Oregon coast, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Oregon.
According to court documents, Stirling's vessel, called the Mandalay, had a home port of Seattle and bore visible U.S. registration numbers when it was approached.
When the Coast Guard tried to communicate with Stirling, he "went below deck and would only respond via VHF radio," according to the attorney's office.
Coast Guard personnel boarded the vessel and the attorney's office says Stirling refused to provide identification or vessel documentation.
"Upon further questioning, Stirling's speech began to deteriorate and he displayed signs of a possible drug overdose," the attorney's office said.
Stirling was airlifted from the vessel by helicopter to Astoria, Ore. and later transported to hospital in Portland.
The attorney's office says a search of the Mandalay turned up 28 seven-gallon (26.5-litre) jugs of liquid meth. Stirling has been held in the Multnomah County Inverness Jail in Portland ever since.
His lawyer, Lisa Hay, tells CTV News that on Dec. 18 she will argue to have the case tossed, citing a lack of U.S. jurisdiction.
"Because Mr. Stirling, while on the high seas and outside the territorial jurisdiction of the United States, informed inquiring law enforcement officers of his Canadian citizenship and declared his vessel of Canadian nationality, the government must demonstrate a nexus to the United States or assert other grounds for jurisdiction to avoid dismissal," reads the motion to dismiss.
Stirling's arrest came just one year after he was released after serving most of a seven-and-a-half-year sentence handed down by a Florida judge in 2013.
In that case, Stirling had taken a plea agreement on a charge of conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute narcotics, after admitting to a Southern District of Florida court that he was the master of a vessel containing 381 kilograms of cocaine and one kilogram of heroin when it was boarded by U.S. authorities off the coast of Colombia.


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Q: How to prevent flickering when drawing a grid with WebGL? I'm drawing a 2D grid in world coordinates in WebGL that a character can move over. For example, there may be a grid at position 2000, 2000 in the world, and it is 4000x4000 in dimensions. Here is what it looks like:

Basically the issue that I see is that individual lines either render, or don't, which causes a jarring flickering effect. It's even more noticeable at higher zoom levels, because it flashes between a 1px line and a 0px line.
My shader code to draw the grid is very simple:
in vec2 v_world;

vec3 fgColor = vec3(0.675);

vec2 gap = vec2(100);

void main() {
  int x = int(mod(v_world.x, gap.x));
  int y = int(mod(v_world.y, gap.y));

  if (x == 0 || y == 0) {
    outputColor = vec4(fgColor, 1);
  } else {
    discard;
  }
}

What is causing this? And is there a way to fix it?

A: Just because you cast the result to an integer, it doesn't mean that you can use floating point operations (at an undefined precision) and expect them to be strictly equal to a specific value. You're going to have to work a lot harder to make this work as you'd expect.
Also you don't show the rest of your setup, but multisampling for example makes this problem worse, since you start running into sub-pixel issues (if you aren't already, you really don't show much of anything -- I can easily imagine a world in which you add fractions of pixels to v_world). Remember that what v_world probably is is an interpolated UV coordinate between 0 and 1, multiplied by your canvas size, so precision loss alone can explain this.
The easiest way by far to draw your grid is to use a vertex buffer and build the lines yourself, then translate them in place modulo your gap. One draw call per frame, no buffer updates and absolutely no branches in your shaders.


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A prova dos 100 metros borboleta masculino da natação no Campeonato Europeu de Esportes Aquáticos de 2012 ocorreu entre os dias 25 e 26 de maio em Debrecen na Hungria.

Calendário

Recordes
Antes desta competição, os recordes eram os seguintes:

Os seguintes novos recordes foram estabelecidos durante esta competição.

Medalhistas

Resultados

Eliminatórias
Esses foram os resultados das eliminatórias.

Semifinal
Esses foram os resultados das semifinais.

Semifinal 1

Semifinal 2

Final
Esse foi o resultado da final.

Campeonato Europeu de Esportes Aquáticos de 2012


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That there are many factors why it is impending for Varnell tenants to hire a professional house cleaning service provider when they are moving in or moving out. There is nothing simple about a move out. Numerous jobs have to be achieved provided a brief time period. The scope of the cleaning requirements that have to be done can be frustrating undoubtedly, especially if the tenant is strained with work and other responsibilities. Windows has to be wiped down, radiators must be cleaned, tiles have to be spotless, and cooking area cabinets should be emptied out. Existing home furnishings should be dusted and carpets need to be extensively cleaned.
The contract signed by the homeowner and the tenant generally consists of a stipulation that obligates the latter to leave the home as they had actually discovered it-empty, beautiful, and undamaged. In addition, for occupants who have decided to move out, the property owner may include surcharges versus deposit dollars if particular areas are not cleaned out.
Cleaning is absolutely not the priority for somebody who is confronted with the powerful difficulties of settling into a new place and starting a new life. There are many things that have to be accomplished in so little time, not the least of which is completing work and other requirements prior to the move. In order to fulfill their end of the contract, the more practical choice for the renter is to employ Varnell expert cleaning crew, as opposed to do the cleaning up themselves.
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