Here is your Daily News for February 10, 2019.
Gov. Kay Ivey is expected to announce a proposal soon to replace state prisons, possibly leasing facilities built by private firms.
But the Southern Poverty Law Center, locked in a court battle with the state over prison mental health deficiencies, is not waiting to hear it.
SPLC called out Alabama officials for failing to address the raising suicide rates and a lawsuit has now been filled arguing that state officials have done "precious little" to address the growing number of suicides.
SPLC said Alabama prisons have witnessed 13 suicides within the last 14 months.
According to ADOC monthly reports, there were four suicides in 2017, six in 2018 and now there have been three suicides within four weeks from December to January of this year.
While the SPLC contended the prison system has failed to deliver on its promises to the court, the department said the recent spike "calls into question the long-term effectiveness of the suicide prevention measures proposed by the SPLC" during the litigation.
You can read more from AP's Kim Chandler HERE.
The firms are expanding because Huntsville-based government space programs could soon have billions of new dollars to spend for defense and telecommunications, Lee Roop reports.
Of course, Huntsville is also home to major missile defense facilities from Boeing, Lockheed, and Raytheon.
It includes an array of initiatives such as communications satellites, possibly armed satellites, and even satellite clusters that may one day become home to the internet.
During President Donald Trump's State of the Union speech he mentioned the development of a state-of-the-art missile defense system.
Much of that work would likely be managed by the Missile Defense Agency in Huntsville and performed by contractors with a presence in the region.
On Friday, it will mark the end of the temporary pause in the government shutdown and could possibly mean the start of another shutdown if an agreement isn't reached about border wall funding.
The White House and many Republicans want to push the amount that would be spent for building physical barriers to $2 billion or higher. Democrats have said they will keep that figure below $2 billion, with some saying they support perhaps half that.
Mulvaney did say though that declaring a national emergency is still an option, even though many in the administration have cooled on the prospect.
Africatown, the coastal Alabama community that was established when the last boatload of Africans who were abducted into slavery and then shipped to the U.S. just before the civil war, has seen better days.
Industrial development choked off access to the Mobile River and Chickasaw Creek, where generations caught crabs and fish. Factories now occupy land that once held modest homes surrounded by gardens, fruit trees and clucking chickens.
The population has plummeted; many of the remaining homes are boarded up and rotting.
But now, descendants of those freed slaves are trying to create new ties to Africatown and hopefully rebuild a community that's in danger of fading away.
Five families were involved in the initial planning, and organizer Joycelyn Davis said interest mushroomed once word got out.
Jay Reeves has the full story, which is worth your time this morning. You can read it HERE.
Even though its been a little over three weeks since a tornado blew through sections of Wetumpka, rebuilding and financing the recovery process is still on going project.
That is why a fundraiser has been put in place to help rebuild homes and certain historical structures in Wetumpka that were ruined in the storm.
So far, some $70,000 has been raised for the Elmore County Disaster Relief Fund, said Elmore County District Judge Glenn Goggans.
"People receiving help must file out an application and they are screened. This is just a way to make sure help gets to the right people. We want to make sure no one falls through the cracks," Goggans said.
You can find out more info on how to donate HERE.
Alabama's own Kirk Jay, who finished third on this season's competition of "The Voice" decided to surprise one of his super-fans this past week.
He stunned first-grader McKenzie Ogletree at Forest Avenue Elementary School and also stuck around to give an inspiring pep talk to the other students as well.
It's a very cute story and comes along with really cute photos as well. Give it a read HERE.
It Started with One Painting….
…that then ended up having 20 different versions, from all over the world.
After one woman painted a picture that she was proud of, her teenage son decides to post a picture of it on Reddit where an artist from Sweden then decides to do a painting of that picture.
Then someone else did a painting of that picture and then there was another painting and another and another until it started making some very interesting paintings, to say the least.
This is a story that could have only happened because the internet is such a unique and strange place, so check out the story HERE.
AL.COM – Rep. Mo Brooks takes up poster battle over immigration.
AL.COM – Buc-ee's pricing dispute places Alabama fuel law in spotlight.
AL.COM – Columnist John Archibald: Don't grieve for killer, but … what if?
AL.COM – Contributor Fitzgerald Washington: Alabama set records with 2018 jobs data.
AL.COM – Columnist Frances Coleman: Don't say you didn't know what blackface was all about.
AL.COM – Columnist Roy Johnson: Why is Steve Marshall scared to meet EJ Bradford Jr.'s family?
FACING SOUTH – Green New Deal could help close the South's energy efficiency gap.
FLORENCE TIMES DAILY – The Times Daily: 2 good guys with guns is tragic.
ANNISTON STAR – Monday is closing day for Salvation Army shelter: Anniston-area nonprofits to meet on solutions.
ANNISTON STAR – The Anniston Star: Alabama's latest mistake in the execution chamber.
ANNISTON STAR – The Anniston Star: Immigration debate needs compassion — in Alabama, too.
MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER – Contributor Jim Carnes: It's time for Alabama to go big and expand Medicaid.
DOTHAN EAGLE – New state Rep. Jeff Sorrells turns to others for advice as he begins his first term.
DOTHAN EAGLE – Foreign Trade Zone designation allows area companies to save on tariffs.
DOTHAN EAGLE – The Dothan Eagle: Execution raises uncomfortable constitutional questions.
WASHINGTON POST – Congressional negotiators are optimistic about a border deal to avoid shutdown, Hoyer says.
WASHINGTON POST – 'Flesh and blood robots for Amazon': They raid clearance aisles and resell it all online for a profit.
WASHINGTON POST – Beto O'Rourke to join anti-wall march in El Paso as Trump holds a rally for it a mile away.
WASHINGTON POST – The Washington Post: By ruling against a Muslim on death row, the Supreme Court's conservative majority alienated some of its supporters.
WASHINGTON POST – Warren kicks off presidential bid by seeking to turn focus back to her economic message.
WASHINGTON POST – Contributor Kim Kelly: Prisoners are among the most vulnerable people in the U.S.
NEW YORK TIMES – Contributor Katha Pollitt: Day Care for All: The progressive to-do list is missing a very important idea.
NEW YORK TIMES – The New York Times: Is Religious Freedom for Christians Only? Domineque Hakim Marcelle Ray wanted an imam by his side when he was executed. The Supreme Court said no.
LOS ANGELES TIMES – Editor Jon Healey: If you're a non-Christian facing execution in Alabama, God help you. Because the Supreme Court won't.


I am planning on switching to a controlled grazing system utilizing paddocks to increase the productivity of my pastures. I realize that there are a lot of factors that go along with this questions, but I was just looking for a rough estimate on how many acres are needed for each pair. My pasture is a mixture of grasses and alfalfa, and the land is readily available and changeable. I don't need an exact number based on soil tests and all that. I was just wondering if there was a general number that gives a rough idea. If you need any more information feel free to ask, but hopefully someone can give me an idea.
First question: I have a lot of cedar trees surrounding my acreage. Is it okay to chip these and use them for mulch in areas where there are trees only? Second question: I have attached a picture - can you identify this plant? I am asking for my sister; she and her husband just bought a house and found this pretty plant in the yard. They live near St. Paul, MN. Thank you very much.
What are the cash rents going for in Crawford County?
See the enclosed photos. We had great cherries this year but started having yellowing in one tree that has now spread to three and going fast. What is it? What can I do? Who can I get in the Denison area to help?
The City of Denison is considering an Annexation Study. Do you have someone at ISU Extension who does this? What are the fees? We have a City Council meeting next Tuesday, Dec. 2nd and would like to have some feedback from you for our discussion. Thank you very much, Terence Crawford, City Manager of Denison, Iowa.


A newly orphaned Maeglin watches water drip on his balcony and reflects on the language barrier between himself and his new family.
For Maeglin's Week on Tumblr, a series of small one-shots.
A vile traitor, a manipulative prince, a coward, an ill-begotten child, Maeglin has been described in many dreadful ways. But no matter what the stories say, he has always been a very young Elf thrown in the middle of a game he was doomed to lose before he even started to play.
Most recent: 18. Colors - Maeglin chooses the colors of his House.
What if when Aredhel left, Maeglin was left behind?
Inspired by "Forget and Forgive" by MayLovelies.
"Send me two characters, and I'll write 100 words from a Very Long Conversation between them."
A series of Legendarium drabbles, originally posted to Tumblr. Full list of character prompts in first chapter (Index).


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iWave Systems provides complete Turnkey Embedded Solutions involving Hardware, Software, FPGA and also Mechanical enclosure design.
iWave looks into the environmental aspects, durability, emi/emc requirements of the product while designing the enclosure. iWave has experience in providing solutions to meet different Industry standards like JSS 55555, MIL-STD-461, 810.. etc.
Mechanical engineering CAD softwares such as SolidWorks and DraftSight are used for the mechanical design at iWave.


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package org.apache.ignite.internal.processors.igfs;

import org.apache.ignite.Ignite;
import org.apache.ignite.cache.*;
import org.apache.ignite.configuration.*;
import org.apache.ignite.igfs.*;
import org.apache.ignite.igfs.secondary.IgfsSecondaryFileSystem;
import org.apache.ignite.internal.util.typedef.G;
import org.apache.ignite.spi.discovery.tcp.*;
import org.apache.ignite.spi.discovery.tcp.ipfinder.*;
import org.apache.ignite.spi.discovery.tcp.ipfinder.vm.*;

import static org.apache.ignite.cache.CacheAtomicityMode.*;
import static org.apache.ignite.cache.CacheMode.*;

/**
 * Test for igfs with nodes in client mode (see {@link IgniteConfiguration#setClientMode(boolean)}.
 */
public class IgfsClientCacheSelfTest extends IgfsAbstractSelfTest {
    /** */
    private static final TcpDiscoveryIpFinder IP_FINDER = new TcpDiscoveryVmIpFinder(true);

    /** Meta-information cache name. */
    private static final String META_CACHE_NAME = "meta";

    /** Data cache name. */
    private static final String DATA_CACHE_NAME = null;

    /** Regular cache name. */
    private static final String CACHE_NAME = "cache";

    /**
     * Constructor.
     */
    public IgfsClientCacheSelfTest() {
        super(IgfsMode.PRIMARY);
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    @Override protected void beforeTestsStarted() throws Exception {
        igfsSecondaryFileSystem = createSecondaryFileSystemStack();

        Ignite ignite1 = G.start(getConfiguration(getTestGridName(1)));

        igfs = (IgfsImpl) ignite1.fileSystem("igfs");
    }

    /**{@inheritDoc} */
    protected IgfsSecondaryFileSystem createSecondaryFileSystemStack() throws Exception {
        Ignite igniteSecondary = G.start(getConfiguration(getTestGridName(0)));

        IgfsEx secondaryIgfsImpl = (IgfsEx)igniteSecondary.fileSystem("igfs");

        igfsSecondary = new IgfsExUniversalFileSystemAdapter(secondaryIgfsImpl);

        return secondaryIgfsImpl.asSecondary();
    }

    /**
     *
     * @param gridName Grid name.
     * @return Ignite configuration.
     * @throws Exception If failed.
     */
    protected IgniteConfiguration getConfiguration(String gridName) throws Exception {
        IgniteConfiguration cfg = super.getConfiguration(gridName);

        cfg.setCacheConfiguration(cacheConfiguration(META_CACHE_NAME), cacheConfiguration(DATA_CACHE_NAME),
            cacheConfiguration(CACHE_NAME));

        TcpDiscoverySpi disco = new TcpDiscoverySpi();

        disco.setIpFinder(IP_FINDER);

        if (!gridName.equals(getTestGridName(0))) {
            cfg.setClientMode(true);

            disco.setForceServerMode(true);
        }

        cfg.setDiscoverySpi(disco);

        FileSystemConfiguration igfsCfg = new FileSystemConfiguration();

        igfsCfg.setMetaCacheName(META_CACHE_NAME);
        igfsCfg.setDataCacheName(DATA_CACHE_NAME);
        igfsCfg.setName("igfs");

        cfg.setFileSystemConfiguration(igfsCfg);

        return cfg;
    }

    /**
     * @param cacheName Cache name.
     * @return Cache configuration.
     */
    protected CacheConfiguration cacheConfiguration(String cacheName) {
        CacheConfiguration cacheCfg = defaultCacheConfiguration();

        cacheCfg.setName(cacheName);

        cacheCfg.setNearConfiguration(null);

        if (META_CACHE_NAME.equals(cacheName))
            cacheCfg.setCacheMode(REPLICATED);
        else {
            cacheCfg.setCacheMode(PARTITIONED);

            cacheCfg.setBackups(0);
            cacheCfg.setAffinityMapper(new IgfsGroupDataBlocksKeyMapper(128));
        }

        cacheCfg.setWriteSynchronizationMode(CacheWriteSynchronizationMode.FULL_SYNC);
        cacheCfg.setAtomicityMode(TRANSACTIONAL);

        return cacheCfg;
    }
}

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The perfect alternative to hotel accommodation.
Express Self Check-In, Free WiFi and Free Parking. Spacious living areas invite you to sit back and relax.
Choosing a serviced apartment over a traditional hotel room delivers you more privacy, space and facilities.
Serviced Apartment Hotel Norwich close to the Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital at the Norwich Research Park, near the A11/A47 interchange.
Ideal for the traveller requiring some additional space to unwind and offering you the freedom and flexibility to work or relax, as and when you choose.


Most of you have probably seen the last new song Psy Gentleman. However, not too often, we see parodies of him, and even that they are better than the original. A parody of the author StageFiveTV certainly is such! Clever lyrics, sharp jokes will surely make this funny video Minecraft hit! Well, let's see?!


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3d printing is a wonderful expansive technology. Scientists gain ground every day in the development of printed organs that have a better chance to resist rejection by the host body. People have printed houses, and Lockheed uses 3d printed tools to make the F35. Printers give businesses the ability to fashion objects that are impossible to create with traditional manufacturing techniques.
I answered that question by assuring those people that I would never do that, while pointing out that there is no technology that has never been misused. To reiterated this point I mentioned that computers enable others to steal people's identity, and that a car is a weapon to a drunk driver.
This anecdote is an similar to the second type of unfruitful seed Jesus talks about in the parable of the seed and the sower; fear of persecution or ridicule. Fear can be an issue with anything, I fear a great many things, but I strive to live everyday.
Evangelism requires that we overcome people's fears of rejection and condemnation. People are afraid, and these difficulties can inhibit people from entering a relationship with Christ.
Every tool that an evangelist uses is less than perfect. Overcoming these obstacles isn't easy, but it is certainly possible. People don't understand what the Lord has to say, so often they are hesitant. However, when a friendship has been built between two people, those obstacles are much easier to deal with.
Getting back to the topic of my 3D printer, I've had many inquires about my device. One of the most common questions is: "How long have you been making that?".
Our society moves so fast that patience is not properly utilized. Patience should be methodical, long term, and it can be arduous at times. Instead, being patient can often mean waiting for less than five minutes for fast food. The incorrect use and application of patience lessens the accomplishments of others who are truly patient.
It took me eleven and a half years to write three novels. To some completing a task that is deemed too time consuming, is frowned on because of a misunderstanding of patience. Evangelism isn't something that gets done quickly. You can try, but you typically end up misrepresenting the Gospel . Like tracts.
They are the stupidest, most pathetic and laziest way to evangelize.I've had some encounters with tracks even as a believer. While working at a grocery store, a woman wrapped a five dollar bill in a track as a tip. To a non-believer tracks show that Christianity is disinterested in treating others as people. Instead they are viewed as a good deed for the day, a notch on their belts.
When taking the low and slow path of evangelism, it can be easy to get frustrated or disheartened. Evangelizing is a distraction from an errand or a task. Sure, a tract might save years of fruitless toil. But the thing I'm doing right now is vital, and I don't have the time.
If we want people to take the time to listen to us, we should take interest in people as people and try to strike up a friendship with them.
I can't tell anyone how to evangelize. I think the Lord allows us a great amount of leeway in how we go about this task; allowing for creativity and improvement. Don't be impatient and try a shortcut. Tracts don't work, it's a waste of paper, and it encourages impatience.
Ian is a self proclaimed "Ninja with a Pen," with a penchant for dark humor and nerdy jokes only .0001% population finds rib shattering. His obsession of the month is making a simultaneous extrusion 3d Printer from legos, hot glue guns, and neck beard level determination. He has a 1st degree black belt and a degree in creative character killing (read: writing). The style and location of the dojo is classified for your safety.


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DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES
ON PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO CHAPTER 13-209
HAWAII ADMINISTRATIVE RULES
The Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) will hold public hearings to discuss proposed amendments to Chapter 13-209, Hawaii Administrative Rules (HAR), Rules Regulating Activities Within Natural Area Reserves (NAR). The hearings are scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. on June 28, 2006 at:
Hilo: DLNR – Division of Forestry and Wildlife Baseyard conference room, 19 E. Kawili Street
Honolulu: Kalanimoku Building, 1151 Punchbowl Street, Room 131
Waikapu (Maui): Waikapu Community Center, 22 East Waiko Road
Lihue: Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School cafeteria, 4431 Nuhou Street
The proposed amendments to Chapter 13-209 would remove bedroll camping as an activity allowed without a permit; would require permits for hiking and nature study for groups of ten or more; would allow service animals accompanying their masters within a NAR; would prohibit the establishment of residences within a NAR; would prohibit the possession of tools, equipment, or implements used to take, injure or kill marine life, plant life, or wildlife in a NAR; would prohibit anchoring in marine waters in a NAR; would prohibit entry into any cave within a NAR; would prohibit actions in a NAR inconsistent with the purpose and intent of the NARS system; would authorize DLNR to close all or portions of a NAR for the protection of the natural, geological, or cultural resources of a NAR; would authorize DLNR to establish visiting hours for individual NARs; and would make changes to the special use permit process, to clarify what permit applications must contain and how applications will be reviewed.
All interested persons are urged to attend the public hearings to present relevant information and individual opinion for the DLNR to consider. Persons unable to attend or wishing to present additional comments may mail written testimony by Friday, July 14, 2006, to DLNR, 1151 Punchbowl Street, Room 325, Honolulu, HI 96813.
If you desire to attend the above public hearing and require auxiliary aids or have special needs which require accommodation, please contact DLNR in writing or by calling Christen Mitchell, DOFAW Planner, at (808) 587-0051 at least three days in advance of the public hearing.
Additional information or a free copy of the proposed rule changes is available by verbal or written request to DLNR at 1151 Punchbowl Street, Room 325, Honolulu, HI 96813; (808) 587-0051. A copy of the proposed rules may also be viewed in person at the DLNR, 1151 Punchbowl Street, Room 325 during normal business hours of 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday except state holidays. The proposed rule changes may also be viewed on the web at http://www.state.hi.us/dlnr/dofaw/ draftrulesindex.html.
PETER T. YOUNG, Chairperson
Board of Land and Natural Resources Dated: May 15, 2006

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Pippa Passes, Ky. – The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has announced that 266 baseball student-athletes have been named 2013 Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes. Hastings (Neb.) leads all institutions with nine individuals on the list.
For Alice Lloyd, junior baseball standout Bobby Caldwell was named to this prestigious group.
Caldwell, a native of Manchester, KY, and graduate of North Laurel High School, currently maintains an outstanding 3.72 GPA at ALC where he is a Social Science major. On the diamond, he batted .296 with a slugging percentage of .519. He also led the team with 3 home runs.
Caldwell is the son of Brad Caldwell and Anita Cornett.
For a complete listing of all NAIA Scholar-Athletes, click here.


Wow to become a sports psychologist?
This is a fairly new occupation on the job market, so it's natural that people would be curious about these aspects, in addition to 'how much do sports psychologists make?'. The good news is that in our article for the average sport psychologist salary we will also cover some basic info about the sports psychologist job description, sports psychologist education requirements and more.
To put it in a nutshell, this is a sports psychologist definition: a professional psychologist who counsels athletes, students, coaches and other individuals involved in sports. The sport psychologist job description seems pretty self-explanatory, but it's not as easy as you might think. Top sports psychologists need to have a strong background in athletics in order to successfully offer counselling services for the aforementioned categories of people.
So, how much does a sports psychologist make a year? The answer is extremely different, depending on the source you are collecting information from. For instance, the average salary of a sports psychologist according to Psychologist School Guide can be anywhere from $60,000 and $80,000, with some cases exceeding $100,00. However, another trusted source reports that the average sports psychologist salary in the U.S. is $153,000 a year. This is also the same source that provides the salaries for sport psychologist jobs according to state, as you will soon see in the table we have provided below.
When you narrow everything down, salaries for sports psychologist jobs vary according to a series of factors. Read more about what you should keep in mind when you study for becoming a sports psychologist below.
The profession of a self-employed or clinical sports psychologist is still relatively new in the U.S. economy. For that reason, we don't have much data available to talk about industry as an influential factor. The salaries for sports psychologists can be more or less depending on the specific sport they offer counseling for. In addition to this, the salary for sports psychologist that is self-employed and works directly with clients can be greater or smaller than the national average, depending on their portfolio.
Two other highly sought-after salary ranges are for sports psychologist Houston employees – $149,000 and sports psychologist Chicago salaries – $175,000.
Obviously, experienced or famous sports psychologists will have a greater salary than entry-level professionals in this field. Healthcare Salaries informs us that the starting salaries for sports psychologists begin from around $41,200 per year. From there, they can increase to $64,710 – $89,900 annually. The top professionals in this field can exceed $119,940, as this source explains.
The working environment for sports psychologists is quite dynamic. If you only work with a few clients remotely, you will most likely only be with them in their environments. However, sports psychologists can travel with teams to various locations, depending on their agreements. Working hours also depend on the clients and their schedules, as well as the sports psychologist hours of operation, so to speak.
The only information about bonuses that we have available is provided by Healthcare Salaries. This source mentions that $10,391 is the average annual salary bonus for sports psychologists. Of course, this can also vary depending on location, clients and other similar factors.
While we don't have guidelines for the percent change in employment for sports psychologists in the following years, we do have some inside info thanks to the American Psychological Association (APA). The APA states that the greatest employer of sports psychologists in the country is the United States Army. Sports psychologists can also look into sports clubs and the athletic departments of schools for employment.
All in all, the sports psychologist salary is enough to spark anyone's interest about this occupation. Even though this is a relatively new profession, there are numerous rewards for those who work in this field. If you pick the right location and work to meet industry standards, you can enjoy a flourishing career as a sports psychologist in the United States.


Kleinstadt (German for "Littletown") is a small but fully-functional simulation that does not have any limitations like our demo sims. You can load and save simulations, work with custom timetables, develop and share scenarios, and dispatch as long as you like without the sim telling you to visit our web shop.
If you are not sure if you would enjoy our sims, Kleinstadt is an easy way to find out.
Best of all – it is free.
Take a look at the Kleinstadt panel, or check out the manual.
Fulda is in the centre of the North-South High Speed Line with ICE trains running up to 280 km/h. Due to the centre point of the station, there are many freight trains that need relief drivers. It is up to you to plan where they must relieve each other.
This demo version of Fulda can only be played for a short time. While sessions cannot be saved or loaded, it will demonstrate what the full version of Zentralstellwerk Fulda is like.
There are more details on the Zentralstellwerk Fulda product page.
This station on the Left Rhine line. While it is not a large layout, it will keep you busy. Andernach is also the connection for the Pellenz-Eifel Railway to Mayen and Gerolstein.
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Duisburg Hbf is a hybrid between the S59 and S60 type of signal panels. This shows the dispatchers various old and new forms of signalling. Some indications are available in S59 that are not in S60 and vice versa.
Two remote control areas are also included in the panel. These show similar but less technical information about routes and signals. It's even more of a challenge to work with!
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As the Obama Administration winds down, the FCC has moved forward with a series of Internet-related initiatives in quick succession including new rules impacting Lifeline and Open Internet and proposed privacy rules. Please join us as we discuss the latest orders and NPRMs, how they intersect, and how the new rules and proposals will impact your business. We will also discuss the reaction on Capitol Hill and an interesting regulatory matter involving Facebook and India and how it relates to the U.S.
Privacy NPRM, presented by Christin McMeley
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Kenny Omega & Young Bucks Reveal Which WWE Stars They Would Like To See In AEW
• Old School Wrestling Legend Would Have Celebrated His Birthday
Today would have been the 68th birthday of Old School Wrestling Legend Jumbo Tsuruta (Real name: Tomomi Tsuruta).
As an Amateur Greco-Roman Wrestler Tsuruta competed in the 1972 Olympics in Munich, Germany, before becoming a professional wrestler, who worked for Giant Baba's All Japan Pro Wrestling (AJPW) among several other territories.
The highlight of his career was without a doubt becoming the AWA World Heavyweight Champion by defeating Nick Bockwinkel on February 23, 1984.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY & † REST IN PEACE!
March 25, 1951 – May 13, 2000
• Kenny Omega & Young Bucks Reveal Which WWE Stars They Would Like To See In AEW
During a recent appearance at C2E2 event in Chicago, All Elite Wrestling's Executive Vice Presidents Kenny Omega & Young Bucks were asked which WWE Stars they'd like to see in AEW.
Below are their answers:
Matt Jackson: "Female-wise, obviously, I want Candice LeRae. For male, this is a safe answer because he just re-signed, AJ Styles."
Nick Jackson: "Candice for sure would be the goal and I'll go with Kevin Owens."
Kenny Omega: "There are a ton of fantasy matches that sometimes you just won't be able to see because worlds can't, or won't, collide. I still do believe in a future where they will. I'm crazy that way.
For a female superstar, this is going to be a little biased on this one. This is something that came off the top of my head because I think she's very talented but also a very kind soul, and that's Kairi Sane.
For the male, I don't want any repeats. Everyone knows that I wanted AJ, I want him bad. But man, I've wanted to work more in-depth, and I guess it's not one guy, but I really want to work more with New Day.
If we're talking about fantasy opponents and all that, I don't know, I really want to wrestle guys like John Cena or Seth Rollins.
These guys that have got a little bit of chip on their shoulder. And I don't mean that I want to show that I'm better or anything, I just want to work with these alpha-male-type dudes, ya know?
I want to work with guys that really think that they're the best: guys that have shown that they maybe are in the conversation for being the best. I think that makes magic."


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Q: How to plot one column vs the rest in R I have a data set where the [,1] is time and then the next 14 are magnitudes. I would like to scatter plot all the magnitudes vs time on one graph, where each different column is gridded (layered on top of one another)
I want to use the raw data to make these graphs and came make them separately but would like to only have to do this process once.
data set called A, the only independent variable is time (the first column)
df<-data.frame(time=A[,1],V11=A[,2],V08=A[,3],
 V21=A[,4],V04=A[,5],V22=A[,6],V23=A[,7],
 V24=A[,8],V25=A[,9],V07=A[,10],xxx=A[,11],
 V26=A[,12],PV2=A[,13],V27=A[,14],V28=A[,15],
 NV1=A[,16])

I tried the code mentioned by @VlooO but it scrunched the graphs making them too hard to decipher and each had its own axes. All my graphs can be on the same axes just separated by their headings.
When looking at the ggplots I Think that would be a perfect program for what I want.
ggplot(data=df.melt,aes(x=time,y=???))

I confused what my y should be since I want to reference each different column.
Thanks R community

A: Hope i understand you correctly:
df<-data.frame(time=rnorm(10),A=rnorm(10),B=rnorm(10),C=rnorm(10))

par(mfrow=c(length(df)-1,1))
sapply(2:length(df), function(x){
  plot(df[,c(1,x)])
})

The result would be

A: here some hints since you don't provide a reproducible example , neither you show what you have tried :

*

*Use list.files to go through all your documents

*Use lapply to loop over the result of the previous step and read your data

*Put your data in the long format using melt from reshape2 and the variable time as id.

*Use ggplot2 to plot using the variable as aes color/group.
library(ggplot2)
library(reshape2)
invisible(lapply(list.files(pattern=...),{
      dt = read.table(x)
      dt.l = melt(dt,id.vars='time')
      print(ggplot(dt.l)+geom_line(aes(x=time,y=value,color=variable))
    }))

A: If you don't need ggplot2, then the matplot function for base graphics can be used to do what you want in one command.

A: SOLUTION:
After looking through a bunch more problems and playing around a bit more with ggplot2 I found a code that works pretty great. After I made my data frame (stated above), here is what i did
> df.m<- melt(df,"time")
ggplot(df.m, aes(time, value, colour = variable)) + geom_line() +
+ facet_wrap(~ variable, ncol = 2)

I would post the image but I don't have enough reputation points yet.
I still don't really understand why "value" is placed into the y position in aes(time, value,...) If anyone could provided an explanation that would be greatly appreciated. My last question is if anyones knows how to make the subgraphs titles smaller.
Can I use cex.lab=, cex.main= in ggplot2?

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An understanding of the physiology of respiration will enable an increased understanding of some of the disease processes encountered.
It is worth spending some time trying to understand some of the concepts involved.
The main purpose behind respiration is to supply the cells with oxygen and to remove carbon dioxide, the waste product. There are three key elements to this process: pulmonary ventilation, external (pulmonary) respiration, and internal (tissue) respiration.
Inspiration is the process by which we breathe in. The pressure inside the lungs before each breath equals about 760 mm Hg or 1 atmosphere at sea level.
The pressure inside the lungs needs to be lower than this for air to enter and this is achieved by increasing the volume of the thoracic cavity.
Boyles law states that the pressure of a gas in a closed container is inversely proportional to the volume of the container.
So the difference in pressure created when we breathe in forces air into our lungs.
In order to increase the volume the principal muscles must contract. These muscles are the diaphragm and the intercostals or those muscles between the ribs.
The diaphragm is a dome shaped skeletal muscle which is innervated by the phrenic nerve, which emerges from spinal cord at cervical levels 3, 4, and 5.
Contraction of the diaphragm causes it to flatten which increases the vertical dimension of the thoracic cavity and therefore its volume.
The diaphragm moves from 1cm to 10cm depending on whether there is normal or heavy breathing. Obesity and pregnancy can both obstruct this process leading to breathlessness.
As the diaphragm is being pulled down the external intercostals also contract pulling the ribs upwards.
The pressure between the two pleural membranes is also important to consider. During normal breathing this intrapleural pressure is always below atmospheric pressure.
As the diaphragm contracts the intrapleural pressure falls from 756 mm Hg to 754 mm Hg and this pressure change pulls the walls of the lungs outwards.
The two pleura adhere strongly to each other because of the below atmospheric pressure and the surface tension between them.
So the combination of the diaphragm and the external intercostals help to increase the volume of the thoracic cavity, which then drops the pressure within the cavity.
The alveolar pressure drops from 760 mm Hg to 758 mm Hg, and the pressure gradient created between the inside of the lungs and the atmosphere draws air in.
During deep breathing, caused by exertion or lung disease other muscles become involved in inspiration and these are known as the accessory muscles. These include the sternomastoid, scalenes and pectoralis major.
Expiration is the reversal of the pressure gradient. This is normally a passive process depending on relaxation of the muscles involved in inspiration. It does however depend upon the elastic recoil of the lung and the inward pull of the surface tension due to the alveolar fluid.
As the external intercostals and the diaphragm relax, the ribs move downwards and the dome of the diaphragm moves back up. This reduces the volume of the thoracic cavity and hence the pressure increases to around 762 mm Hg.
The surface tension in the alveoli also creates a pull which causes the bronchioles and the alveolar ducts to recoil.
Air then flows out of the lung.
During active expiration, when breathing becomes laboured, the abdominal and internal intercostal muscles become involved in further flattening the dome of the diaphragm to help expel the air.
The alveoli are inclined to collapse in on themselves at the end of expiration due to the surface tensions involved. A collapsed lung or portion of lung is know as atelectasis.. This collapse is normally prevented by the presence of surfactant within the lung which acts to decrease the surface tension.
Compliance depends upon elasticity and surface tension. A lung with high compliance will expand more easily and one with lower compliance will resist expansion.
Compliance decreases with any condition which destroys lung tissue or causes it to become filled with fluid, and a reduction in surfactant will have the same effect.
The walls of the bronchi and bronchioles offer some resistance to air flow. As the lungs expand the airway diameter is increased which lowers the resistance, allowing the flow of air. Conditions which increase the resistance make the effort of breathing greater. COPD or asthma are two of these conditions.
Lung volumes can be measured by an instrument known as a spirometer producing a graph called a spirogram as can be seen above. Inspiration is recorded as an upward deflection and inspiration as a downward one.
The volume of air that is inspired in normal, quiet breathing in the healthy lung is approximately 500mls. This will vary depending on the size of the person. This normal volume is called the tidal volume and approximately only 350mls of this actually reaches the alveoli.
The rest is in that part of the lung which does not take part in gas exchange, otherwise known as the dead space of the lung. The total amount of air taken in during one minute can be found by multiplying this number by the number of normal breaths per minute, which is about 12. This will give a normal minute volume of about 6 litres.
By taking a very deep breath another 3.5 litres can be taken into the lungs. This is known as inspiratory reserve volume.
Inspiratory reserve volume is the air you can exhale if you do so forcibly and this volume is approximately 1.2 L.
Even after forced exhalation of air there is still a good volume of our remaining in the lungs which cannot be exhaled.
This is known as the residual volume, and usually amounts to about 1.2 L.
The various capacities of the lungs are made up of specific lung volumes. The total inspiratory ability of the lungs is the sum of tidal volume plus inspiratory reserve volume, approximately 3.6 L. This is otherwise known as the inspiratory capacity.
The sum of the residual volume plus the experience true reserve volume is otherwise known as the functional residual capacity. It is this capacity that the anaesthetist tries to wash out using oxygen prior to intubation. This ensures that the anaesthetist increases the period of time to intubate the patient before they start to become hypoxic.
Vital capacity is the inspiratory reserve volume, the tidal volume, and the experience true reserve volume combined. This normally amounts to approximately 4.8 L.
Total lung capacity is the sum of all the volumes and amounts to approximately 6 L.
Remember Boyle's Law, where the volume of gas varies inversely with the pressure. So as the pressure increases for example the volume of the gas decreases as it becomes squeezed within whichever container it is in. In order to fully understand the exchange of gases within the lungs it is necessary to have a brief understanding of three more gas laws.
In this law the volume of gas and the temperature of that gas are directly proportional assuming that the pressure remains constant.
So let's assume that the gas is in a cylinder with a piston above it which is halfway down. The piston can move freely allowing the pressure to remain the same.
So when we heat the gas this causes the gas molecules to move faster and therefore the number of collisions within the cylinder increases. The force of the molecules will cause the piston to move upwards thereby increasing the volume of the gas.
Dalton's Law relates to the partial pressures of a gas. According to this law each gas in a mixture of gases exerts its own pressure as if all the other gases were not present. The pressure of a specific gas in a mixture is called its partial pressure and is denoted as p. Adding all the partial pressures of the gases within a mixture gives you the total pressure of the mixture.
Atmospheric air is a mixture of several gases the main ones being oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide and water vapour. So atmospheric pressure is the son of the pressure of all of these gases.
The partial pressure of oxygen for example is approximately 160 mmHg and the partial pressure of carbon dioxide in atmospheric air is 0.3 mmHg.
Gases in the lungs have to defuse across a permeable membrane, the alveoli. Each gas will diffuse from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure.
Because of this cellular respiration there is a lower concentration of oxygen within the pulmonary venous supply than in the alveoli, which creates a pressure difference.
This then ensures that oxygen will diffuse from the alveoli across the membrane and into the blood supply. Conversely there will be a higher concentration of carbon dioxide in the blood supply so this gas will move from the blood to the alveoli across its concentration gradient.
This law states that the quantity of gas that will dissolve in a liquid is proportional to the partial pressure of the gas and its solubility coefficient, when the temperature remains constant.
The solubility coefficient relates to gases physical or chemical attraction for water. The higher the solubility coefficient the more readily the gas will stay in the solution.
Deoxygenated blood enters the lungs from the right side of the heart. Oxygenated blood then leave the lungs to enter the left side of the heart. Atmospheric air enters the lungs and moves into the alveoli.
The partial pressure of oxygen in deoxygenated blood is only 40 mmHg, whilst the partial pressure of oxygen in atmospheric air in the alveoli is 105 mmHg. Because of the pressure gradient created between these different partial pressures of oxygen will move from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. In this case moving from the alveoli across the membrane and into the pulmonary capillaries.
The partial pressure of carbon dioxide in alveoli air is 40 mmHg whilst in the deoxygenated blood the partial pressure of carbon dioxide is 45 mmHg. Again, because of the pressure gradient created, carbon dioxide will therefore move from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. So the carbon dioxide moves from the pulmonary capillary into the alveoli.
1. The rate of diffusion across any membrane is directly proportional to the size of that membrane, or its surface area. The surface area of the lung is approximately 70 m², which provides a large area over which the gas can exchange. This is surface area is reduced then gas exchange becomes more difficult. An example of a condition which may cause this would be emphysema where the alveoli walls disintegrate and the surface area of the lung is therefore reduced.
2. The thickness of the membrane is also crucial. The thick of the membrane the harder it is for the gas to diffuse across. This is why the total thickness of the alveoli are-capillaries membranes is only about 0.5 micro metres. Anything which increases this distance will also make gas exchange more difficult. So for example a buildup of fluid or lung secretions as in a severe pneumonia will worsen the gas exchange.
3. The partial pressure difference of the gases will also affect how well respiration can take place. If the partial pressure is reduced, when for example one goes to a higher altitude, then the rate of gas exchange will slow down giving the typical symptoms of high altitude sickness caused by the low partial pressure of oxygen in the blood.
The process of gas exchange between the tissue blood capillaries and tissue cells is called internal respiration. This also occurs because of the partial pressure differences between the gases on either side of the membrane.
Oxygenated blood in the tissue capillaries has a partial pressure of 105 mmHg where is that in the tissue as a partial pressure of oxygen of only 40 mmHg.
So once again the gas moves from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure. The same occurs with carbon dioxide at the tissue level, with this obviously moving in opposition to the oxygen.
Because oxygen does not dissolve easily in water very little of it can actually be carried directly in the plasma, only about 1.5%. The rest of it has to be combined with the haemoglobin in the blood in order to be transported.
The oxygen and the haemoglobin have to bind together, and there are four heme groups which can each combine with one molecule of oxygen. When combined it is then known as oxyhaemoglobin.
When the oxygen binds from the haemoglobin this is known dissociation and there are several factors to take into consideration when considering binding and dissociation.
The partial pressure of oxygen is the most important factor when considering how much oxygen combines with haemoglobin. When deoxyhaemoglobin is completely converted to oxyhaemoglobin it is said to be fully saturated, and when it contains a mixture of the two it is said to be only partially saturated.
The relationship between the percentage saturation of haemoglobin and partial pressure of oxygen is illustrated in the figure above, this is usually known as the oxygen-haemoglobin dissociation curve.
You can see from the above that when the partial pressure of oxygen is high haemoglobin binds with large amounts of oxygen and is almost fully saturated. So the greater the partial pressure of oxygen the more oxygen will combine with haemoglobin.
You can also see from the above figure that the haemoglobin is still 90% or more saturated with oxygen even at partial pressures of between 60 to 100 mmHg. So the blood can still pick up nearly a full load of oxygen even when the alveoli partial pressure of oxygen is low.
As the partial pressure of oxygen becomes even lower, at 40 mmHg you can see that the percentage of haemoglobin saturated with oxygen drops off quite quickly. So large amounts of oxygen are released from haemoglobin at these partial pressures.
This is important in some of the more active tissues where the partial pressure of oxygen can decrease well below 40 mmHg. The large amount of oxygen released as a consequence means that the tissues can continue to work.
1. The pH of an environment is directly related to the number of hydrogen ions. Hydrogen ions alter the structure of haemoglobin decreasing its oxygen carrying capacity. The lowered pH therefore means that more oxygen is available for tissue cells as the pH will be lower here.
2. Carbon dioxide can also bind to haemoglobin and therefore as the partial pressure of carbon dioxide rises the haemoglobin releases oxygen more readily. Thus an increased partial pressure of carbon dioxide producer a more acid environment that helps to split oxygen from haemoglobin.
3. A raised temperature also tends to result in an increased amount of oxygen released from haemoglobin. As heat is a by product of cellular activity, and more active cells will generate more heat this will further promote the release of oxygen from the oxyhaemoglobin.
4. 2,3-biphosphoglycerate is formed in red blood cells when they break down glucose. When this combines with haemoglobin the haemoglobin binds oxygen less tightly. So the greater the level, the more oxygen is released from haemoglobin. Some hormones such as epinephrine, and norepinephrine increase the formation of 2,3-biphosphoglycerate.
Carbon dioxide is carried by the blood in three main ways. A small amount is dissolved in plasma. This diffuses into the alveoli upon reaching the lungs.
More of it combines with the globin in haemoglobin.
There is an area in the brain stem called the respiratory centre. This consists of the medullary rhythmicity area which controls the basic rhythm of respiration, the pneumotaxic area which helps coordinate the transition between inspiration and expiration and the apneustic area which also coordinates the transition between inspiration and expiration.
The respiratory centre establishes the basic rhythm of respiration however sometimes this rhythm needs to be modified in response to demands made by nerve impulses to the brain.
We can voluntarily alter our pattern of breathing and this can be controlled via the cerebral cortex. We may need to hold our breath for example when putting our head under water. However due to rising carbon dioxide levels are ability to do this is limited. When the partial pressure of carbon dioxide and the concentration of hydrogen ions increase the inspiratory area is stimulated which causes inspiration.
There are also stretch receptors in the walls of the bronchitis and bronchioles. When these become overstretched nerve impulses sent along the vagus nerves which causes expiration.
Chemical regulation of respiration is also very important. Within the medulla neurons that are highly sensitive to pH form the central chemo sensitive area. In the peripheral nervous system are peripheral chemo receptors which are sensitive to changes in hydrogen ions carbon dioxide and oxygen in the blood. These are located within the carotid bodies near the branching of the common carotid arteries and in the aortic bodies.
With a slight rise in the partial pressure of carbon dioxide the central chemo sensitive areas are stimulated. The peripheral chemo receptors in the carotid and aortic bodies are also stimulated by both the high partial pressure of carbon dioxide and the rise in hydrogen iron concentration.


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U.S. President Donald Trump compared the congressional impeachment inquiry to "lynching." He faced backlash from Black LGBTQ leaders who called his comment "irresponsible" and "ignorant."
Here's the background 👉 Last month, Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced that the U.S. House of Representatives would be initiating a formal impeachment inquiry into President Trump. The inquiry was prompted by a whistleblower's revelations of Trump's alleged involvement in pressuring Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate 2020 Democratic presidential candidate and former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, and his son, Hunter Biden.
On Tuesday, in the midst of the impeachment inquiry, the president tweeted: "So someday, if a Democrat becomes President and the Republicans win the House, even by a tiny margin, they can impeach the President, without due process or fairness or any legal rights. All Republicans must remember what they are witnessing here—a lynching."
This comment was widely criticized, and several Black LGBTQ activists spoke out publicly against the comparison to "lynching." In an interview with The Washington Blade, the executive director of the National Black Justice Coalition, David John, said, "Trump's misdirected comparison is reflective of the work that still remains to ensure all Americans are aware of the legacy of racial terror that was lynching and the threat of lynching Black people."
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By Clara How, Jul 04, 2019
Jing Rui is a Dayrean who reached out to us about her experience with Topical Steroid Withdrawal, or Red Skin Syndrome. When we read her email, we had no idea what this was – Google told us it was a little-known skin condition.
At some point, everyone has struggled with insecurities about the way we look. When it comes to skin problems, we see doctors, we figure out what works best for us, and for most of us, we find a solution. But for Jing Rui, hers is a long-standing condition that she has had to live with since an early age, to the extent that it gets in the way of her holding a full-time job.
This isn't just her personal story about self-acceptance, but also a message to others who have had similar experiences – you are not alone.
Upon meeting Jing Rui and hearing her story, we believe she is one of the bravest individuals whom we have met, and we appreciate the trust that she has given us to tell her story.
I remember an incident last December that took place on the bus. It was a bumpy ride, and when the bus lurched, the woman next to me turned and said: "Don't touch me! You have a skin condition. Don't touch me!"
All I could do was mutter: "I did not touch you..." and promptly broke down in tears. I could not hold them back. I couldn't even move away to change seats, because I was in so much physical pain that I couldn't stand up.
This isn't an uncommon occurrence – there have been other cases where strangers come up to me and offer unsolicited advice. Once, a woman approached me at the MRT, saying, "My daughter also had eczema, but she tried this thing and it went away. You're a very pretty girl, I don't know why this has to happen to you, it's so sad."
Another incident took place when I was having dinner with my friends and I saw a couple smiling at me. When they left, they stopped by my table and the girl passed me a note. It read that her boyfriend had eczema, and suggested I try certain remedies.
I understand that these people mean well, but it also feels intrusive. I was having dinner with my friends, and this stranger was bringing attention to something I don't want to necessarily always think about.
What these people don't realise is that I don't have eczema. I have a skin condition called Topical Steroid Withdrawal (TSW), or Red Skin Syndrome.
TSW is a condition that occurs after a patient stops a long-term use of topical steroids. When someone has TSW, their skin becomes red and raw during a flare up, and could experience flakiness, swelling, oozing. Symptoms vary depending on how long one has used steroids for and the potency of the steroids used.
It all started when my parents temporarily moved to the United Kingdom when I was a baby because of their postgraduate degrees. I developed eczema because of the dry climate, and they took me to a doctor who prescribed me steroid creams.
But when we came back to Singapore, the eczema continued, and my doctors continued to prescribe me steroid creams. These creams are given so that they can control the rash, but they also suppress the skin's natural immune reaction to allergens, or whatever it is that is causing the rash.
Growing up, I would go to primary school wrapped in bandages, because my skin was so raw. I would scratch unconsciously during the night, and wake up to bleeding skin. I had no choice but to bear the pain and shower, rebandage myself, and go to school. I didn't have many friends except for the one or two, and when they were away I would be alone during recess.
There was a girl who called me pizza face, and even my best friend commented that there was a red ring around my lips and it made my mouth look big. These comments really stayed with me.
My skin was clear in secondary school, but my insecurities manifested in other image issues. I developed an eating disorder for a year at 15 and weighed myself every day. What got me out of it was watching documentaries about extreme eating disorders cases and telling myself, "I cannot harm myself anymore."
The redness started to come back in junior college, and there were days when I would have to study at home and even submit projects from the hospital. At this point, I was still using steroid creams.
The doctors did tell me that steroids can have a side effect of thinning my skin, but they didn't tell me about the long-term effects. What happened in my case was that my skin became addicted to steroids – it learnt to adjust to the steroid dose and would flare up, to which I was given progressively larger steroid doses. It reached the point where no matter how high the dosage of steroids, my skin would still cause me problems.
That's when I started suspecting that steroids were the problem. Because no matter how strong the steroid was, my condition was still there – which means that it can no longer be suppressed. So when I was 18, I thought, enough is enough. I cannot go back to steroids.
The catalyst was being hospitalised after a particularly bad flare up. I was put on topical and oral steroids which helped temporarily. But just a week after being discharged, it came back, worse than before. I was desperate and I didn't know what to do to solve this. I saw a Traditional Chinese Medicine doctor and I Googled all my symptoms.
I felt like my condition was getting worse, and it was like a ticking time bomb – I was losing weight rapidly, started losing hair, had enlarged lymph nodes, I was feeling weak all the time and had insomnia. It was very clear that this wasn't just my skin.
It was when I was Googling that I came across a website called ITSAN (International Topical Steroid Addiction Network), an international network in the United States that lobbies against the improper use of steroids.
The more I read up on it, the more I realised that it is exactly what I'm going through. I had lived for all these years not knowing my exact condition, and thinking it was eczema. But I realised that it was the steroids that were the ones doing me harm, and I needed to stop using them for the sake of my health.
Going off steroids was a confusing time. TSW is not a widely known or recognised condition, so you doubt everyone, including your doctors, who offer you advice. I had to explain to my parents why I didn't want to be reliant on steroids – they were sympathetic, but they didn't always understand what I was going through and urged me to get back on steroids.
They would ask why I couldn't do the dishes, when it was too painful to touch water. I would wake up in the morning with raw, bloody skin, but in too much pain to get out of bed. My dad would ask me why I wasn't going to school, and it was difficult for me to explain how much pain I was in.
Back then, it was a confusing time for my parents and they tried to suggest many things to help me. In the past two years, they have been a lot more understanding after I explained what TSW was and showed them documentaries.
But I was adamant about not going back to steroids. I had seen for myself that they were not helping me: It had reached the stage where the steroids were what was causing my condition. Going back on them would just be a temporary relief.
I struggled with insecurities until I was around 22. When strangers make comments to me on the street, it hurt and reminded me of how I lost my appearance. I spent many nights angry at doctors for prescribing me steroids.
Acceptance doesn't happen overnight. It's ironic that it was my condition that taught me to accept myself.
It was my condition that caused my insecurity, but when there's nothing I could do to cover it up anymore or make it go away, I had no choice but to stare at myself in the mirror and say, this is me. I can only embrace and accept myself as I am, no matter how I look.
I'm now 26, and have been steroid-free for the last eight years. Since going off steroids, I've had three bad flare ups, with each lasting one to two years. I'm currently going through my third flare.
Anything can cause a flare up. It could be falling sick because your immunity goes down, stress, hormones when you get your period – anything that could cause your skin distress is magnified.
I can't do a lot of the things that many people can: I can't exercise, because even simple stretching may cause my skin to crack at the joints. I can't wear makeup. I can't wear any clothes I like (I used to wear a lot of dresses, but now I wear long sleeved tops and trousers). I would just like to live a normal life.
When my skin flares up, it doesn't just affect the way I look, but it also has an overall effect on my body. For example, I can't sit for a long time in an air-conditioned room, as the skin starts to harden and it becomes very painful. I have to constantly put on moisturiser in the toilet to soothe myself. The skin around the joints thickens and hardens, making it very painful to walk.
After graduation, I started working as a social worker. But it was very difficult to work. I was constantly exhausted, to the point where when I got home I would feel like I couldn't function. Because the skin is shedding when you have TSW, your body is using a lot of energy to reproduce all that skin, and it causes fatigue. For me, this affects my whole body, and it takes a huge physical toll.
Eventually, I had to leave my job. It had reached the stage where I had no choice but to put my health first, and if I had kept on working that would have been impossible. Another problem with this condition is that I don't know when I can fully recover and come back to full time work.
I was both relieved and sad when I had to leave. On one hand, going to work every day was a huge struggle. On the other, I genuinely enjoyed my work as a social worker where I would interact with families or clients who sought counselling. I also had very understanding bosses and colleagues who knew what I was going through, but work is work – I can't be constantly taking medical leave.
I took a year out to fully rest and take care of my health, and am now holding a part-time job with SGInnovate where I attend to their Audio Visual needs during community events. It gives me some side income, but it's not something that fulfils me.
In that one year, I didn't do anything except stay at home and watch Netflix. My computer was my best friend. Even having to stand and use the toilet was tiring, because my joints hurt, and my pants would stick to my skin because of how raw it was. The thought of pulling the cloth from the skin and all that discomfort made me procrastinate for 30 minutes just to psych myself up to use the washroom.
But I've always had that personality where I just 'tahan' and get through difficult times. My teacher in secondary school even called me a stoic, because I would just soldier on. I was never tempted to go back on steroids because I knew that my condition would come back, and likely be worse than before.
I know that there are many people with this skin condition who get suicidal thoughts. Ending my life was never an option for me, because I always feel like I will recover one day. We must always have hope to keep striding forward everyday.
I had the same hope when it came to dating. After breaking up with a boyfriend (for reasons other than my condition), I started a profile on OkCupid, and ended up going on a lot of dates over a year and a half. I was transparent about having TSW and put a photo of myself in my profile, and before meeting guys I would tell them that I had a skin condition. It was like an instant filter for me. If they see my picture with red skin and still talk to me, that's a good thing.
But even though I was upfront, some people couldn't tell how bad my skin really was until they met me in person. I would go on dates, and you can tell from their demeanour that they don't want to see you again, and it's quite obviously tied to how I looked. The conversation before meeting would be great, but they would seem shocked when they met me, and not bother to try to get to know me on the date.
But I was never disillusioned about dating. I told myself that there are other people with health conditions who have found love, and that it's possible that I can find someone too. I was clear of the type of person I wanted to be with: I needed someone who accepts my condition and who can support me. I was very adamant about that, because I knew my condition would stay with me for a long time.
Just because this condition will stay with me for some time doesn't mean that I shouldn't be in a relationship, or that I shouldn't be loved. So why not find someone who knows about it, and who is willing to journey with me?
Two years ago, I met someone on OkCupid. One of his early messages to me was, "You must have a really itchy condition." And I replied, "Yes! Itchy all the time."
I was initially insecure when we started dating, especially since my skin got progressively worse. There were days where my skin would be oozing with pus, and it didn't smell good. I would tell him that I'm sorry that I look like this, but he was always reassuring. Over time, I got less and less insecure.
During a bad period when I was bed bound, I would save all my energy for that one day a week so I could go out and meet him. Even now, if it's a bad day and I can't, I tell him that I need to rest. Sometimes we also spend time gaming together online. It is difficult to be physically intimate, because my skin feels uncomfortable, and he's worried about hurting me. At the start of our relationship, it was too painful for us to be intimate. But he has always been understanding.
It was not easy to find my boyfriend – I met so many people before him! I know a lot of people say that dating apps don't work, but I truly believe that if you keep meeting people, and have faith, you will find someone.
Other than my boyfriend, I'm beginning to be in a good place now with my life. I lived for years thinking that there was no treatment to TSW, because the only solution I was offered was more steroid creams. But recently, I've discovered a clinic that specialises in TSW, and I've been going for treatments for the past three months.
They were the ones who approached me, when I was doing my job at an SGInnovate medical technological conference. I've been approached by many people before, so at first I didn't take them seriously. But once they identified that I had TSW, I was amazed that he knew the term. They showed me pictures of their patients who looked like me, and they were very empathetic and not pushy. The doctor even said, "I know, you can't even go to hot pot restaurants because the steam affects your skin."
I've been going for treatments and I see the results, and have since recommended them to other friends whom I have met through Facebook groups. Since discovering what my condition was, I found a group of Singaporeans who also have TSW. Before, I felt like no one understood, and I felt alone. Now, I'm so much happier to have this support network, and we are in a group chat to give each other support.
Right now, I focus on very short term goals. When my skin was in a very bad state, I lived just one day at a time. Today if I feel good, I decide what I want to do. If I don't feel good, it's still okay. Planning with friends can be tricky, because I can end up cancelling depending on how I feel.
I'm lucky to have a close group of friends who have been with me since secondary school. They have never pressurised me to meet up whenever I feel like I'm not able.
I find little ways to keep me happy, like dyeing my hair (personally, TSW doesn't affect my scalp though I do have hair loss), or buying myself a pair of nice shoes. I would amplify the smallest signs of progress to motivate myself. If today my skin isn't as flaky as yesterday, that's something to be celebrated. When I don't want to shower, I tell myself that yesterday I managed to shower, so today I can get through it again and forget the pain. These mantras help me get through the day.
When it comes to travelling, I take steps to prevent a flare up, and I fly to countries that have a similar climate so my skin doesn't react badly to a big climate difference. I also try to find an Airbnb that has a washing machine and a vacuum cleaner, because I have to bring my own bedsheets and do laundry every day. I don't want to worry about staining hotel bed sheets with blood or pus. Every morning I would wake up an hour early to shower, vacuum all the skin flakes, and change my bedsheets. It's tiring, but you have to compromise to enjoy your holiday.
I know that eventually I want to go back to full-time work, and have a job that I care about. I don't have concrete plans, but eventually I want to do something that helps others with skin conditions, whether it's advocacy, or even working in a skin clinic, because I can relate to the patients.
I'm sharing this story because I think more of us need to come forward, and share our experiences. The public doesn't always understand skin conditions, because there's not enough advocacy. I was happy to read an interview that actress Priscelia Chan did with Channel News Asia, where she shared that she had TSW, and was getting treatment.
If you're a caregiver to someone with a skin condition, the advice I would give is to be patient and to trust the process of healing.
I understand that it's hard to see your loved ones in pain, but recognise that emotions play a huge part in their journey, and your support is crucial.
For patients, I believe that it's important to communicate the pain, and explain why you cannot do certain things. If it's hard to convey this clearly, someone else, like a doctor, can be that person. I recently brought my dad to my doctor, who explained my condition to him.
I would say the important thing about communication is to tell your caregivers how you want to be spoken to. Instead of them constantly asking you questions, tell them if you need time alone. Instead of telling you not to scratch, tell them what you would rather hear instead.
If you have a skin condition, I encourage you not to give up hope that you will recover. Always motivate yourself, and find support.
We also spoke with Jing Rui's boyfriend about the importance of caregiving, and his thoughts on being part of Jing Rui's support network.
My name is Keith, and I am Jing Rui's boyfriend of two years.
I first started using dating apps because I have a very busy job, and was very open with any means of finding connections and meeting new people. When I saw Jing Rui's profile, I could tell that she had a skin condition, but didn't want to judge her so quickly. In fact, she was the one who said hello to me first! I just went along with it, and realised that we could immediately click with each other.
Before meeting her, I could only guess her struggles, and felt sympathetic. But only after we met in person did I realise that what I imagined was just the tip of the iceberg to what she had to go through.
Our relationship didn't hinge on her condition, nor did we have a long talk about it in the early stages of dating. Understanding TSW was something that I gradually uncovered as time went along. For example, when I suggested a place for a date, she would tell me that it was too cold for her to be in. That was when I found out that she was sensitive to air-conditioning.
To see her go through what she does on a daily basis and still be so strong is remarkable, and that's why I fell in love with her.
It was never about the condition – what I was more concerned about is how it affected her. I found out that people with TSW face a lack of mobility, and even things like taking the MRT or enjoying a walk in the sun is extremely challenging for them.
When I first saw her at home during a bad flare up, a lot of thoughts went through my head. But I told myself to just think about what she needs. Does she need me to vacuum the skin flakes off the floor? Does she need me to buy food? Does she need me to carry her? What she needs, I will do.
I don't think it's helpful to think about things that don't make the situation better, like, "Oh, you could have done this or that." She's already tried everything that can be done, and as it is, she has to gracefully deal with strangers offering her unwarranted advice.
I just want to give her a sense of reassurance, that she has a partner to walk with in her life.
We find little ways to get through the tough times, whether it's walking in a park, eating a good meal of curry, playing computer games, or her introducing me to music by long-forgotten Japanese artists. These are the things that I hold close to.
Like any relationship, we have misunderstandings and things we need to work through, but we do our best to remember that both parties love each other. Working towards a future together is an end goal that gives us motivation when things get bad. We know that we want to be together and eventually have a family, but we want to focus on the next steps: for her to get a full-time job, and for me to work on career advancement.
For those of you reading this who have TSW, or a skin condition, I want to say that you are resilient beyond measure. There are so many stigmas and societal pressures that they face, and I think it is extremely important to give strength to all these individuals.
#dayrehealth
Writer's Note:
Jing Rui would rather keep her Dayre handle private, but she has been documenting her journey on Instagram, under @/tsw_trooper_sg.
The website that Jing Rui first discovered about TSW is ITSAN, https://www.itsan.org/. The organisation is a Member in Good Standing of the Coalition of Skin Diseases, and a Member of the International Alliance of Dermatology Patient Organizations. ITSAN also has a group of medical doctors on their advisory board.
Create Collective has reached out to medical professionals who have confirmed the existence of TSW and that more research is being conducted, but declined to comment further.
Prior to publication, we had reached out to ITSAN for comment but did not hear back in time. As of August, we received a response from a representative from the board of directors, and would like to share their thoughts.
"The primary reason why TSW isn't more widely recognised is because topical steroids are the gold standard in dermatology, as they are very powerful and effective drugs for a myriad of skin conditions, and so many doctors either downplay or dismiss TSW.
"The most common sign of TSW is the rebounding and spreading of the eczema in between topical steroid applications, or after discontinuing them. If the topical steroids are no longer working effectively and/or the eczema keeps coming back, that is a sign the user is caught in a cycle of physiological addiction or dependency."
ITSAN encourages people to visit their website to find out more of the signs of TSW, and for resources that offer medical and peer support.
When it comes to any health-related topics, we encourage everyone to conduct their own research and speak to a medical professional. Everyone's journey is unique.
Photos provided by Jing Rui.


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You have a lot of images and don't want a fancy Flickr or big framework (ex zenphoto) to show them. You want only put your image folders on an ftp server and show them to the world. Easy as 123. Mininim album could be a one shot solution.
I wrote it several years ago and now I decided to dust and share it because a lot of friends ask me a simple solution to have a nice web gallery of their holiday pictures or a simple photo portfolio.
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A: You should write your .append() like this because you are concatenating a variable.
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