Deca Durabolin (Nandrolone) is one of the most effective steroids in the bodybuilding circle today. If you check online, there are tons of Deca ciclo de esteroides antes y despues or Deca cycle before and after results. This was one of the first steroids that was ever produced and has been very popular in the early 50's until the mid to late 80's.
This was the time when there's a lot going on in the innovations that are related to anabolic steroids. A lot of pharmaceutical companies are doing everything they can to provide the best anabolic steroids at this time. Users were looking for the best drug that has the ability to build strong muscles but will not have estrogenic or androgenic effects.
Deca Durabolin is considered as a very effective steroid for building muscles and is also one of the safest options when compared to other steroids in the market today. Deca is not all good; there are instances that it can provide negative effects as well. This is the reason why when you check online for Deca ciclo de esteroides antes y despues or Deca steroid cycle before and after results, there are mixed positive and negative feedbacks about this product.
Since 1962, when Deca Durabolin was introduced to the public by Organon, this has received positive response all throughout the world. When it was then released into the bodybuilding market, athletes and bodybuilders became aware of the benefits that they can achieve from Deca during the golden era.
Since then, even celebrity bodybuilders like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Lou Ferrigno started using Deca Durabolin, which made the product more popular worldwide, even up to this day. After a few decades, Deca would remain as the world's number one when it comes to an effective steroid for bulking, especially to those who are intrigued about what the drug can do for their body.
If you ask these Deca Durabolin users why they choose Deca over a long list of effective steroids that are available in the market today, there are so many different reasons why. Deca has a low androgenic anabolic ratio. It also has also a very low estrogenic activity which means that there will be minimal to none estrogenic and androgenic side effects.
Deca is also very popular because of its ability to bulk up. Bodybuilders and athletes prefer this steroid because of its capability to synthesize collagen in the bones as well as in the connective tissues like ligaments, tendons and the joints. Deca is also known to provide protection from injuries which are related to these types of tissues in the body.
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Dec. 22, 2020 / 3:40 PM
New York state residents find 100-year-old bootlegged stash in new home
Ben Hooper
Dec. 22 (UPI) -- A New York state couple said they ripped up some rotten wood at their recently purchased home and made a surprising discovery -- a bootlegger's stash of whiskey from 100 years ago.
Nick Drummond and Patrick Bakker said they had heard while preparing to purchase their home in Ames that it might have belonged to a bootlegger in the 1920s.
"It was sort of the local urban legend that it was built by a bootlegger," Drummond told USA Today. "We went with it, but we also knew that this was totally made up."
The pair discovered the story was true when they ripped up some rotten wood skirting in the house's mudroom and something fell out.
The object was a package containing six bottles of whiskey. The couple wondered whether there were more hidden bottles.
"There's this hatch in the floor, this wood hatch. We knew about it, it's not like it's particularly well hidden," Drummond said. "We're like, 'So now we have to climb in the hatch.'"
The men went down into the hatch and discovered a hidden storage space beneath the mudroom floor filled with bottles.
The couple said they counted about 100 total bottles of whiskey.
Drummond said he did some research and determined the house had been built in 1915 by German immigrant Adolph Humphner, who apparently operated an illegal whiskey ring during the prohibition years.
The men said some of the bottles still have labels identifying them as a blended Gaelic whiskey from Scotland. The bottles bear dates from the 1920s.
The men said they have not tried any of the whiskey from the intact bottles, but they are considering auctioning off some of the bottles that are in good condition down the line.
Drummond and Bakker are now chronicling the house's restoration, and the discoveries they make along the way, on Instagram.
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package com.opengamma.analytics.financial.provider.calculator.generic;

import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.commodity.derivative.AgricultureFutureOption;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.commodity.derivative.EnergyFutureOption;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.commodity.derivative.MetalFutureOption;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.commodity.multicurvecommodity.derivative.AgricultureFutureSecurity;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.commodity.multicurvecommodity.derivative.AgricultureFutureTransaction;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.commodity.multicurvecommodity.derivative.CouponCommodityCashSettle;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.commodity.multicurvecommodity.derivative.CouponCommodityPhysicalSettle;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.commodity.multicurvecommodity.derivative.EnergyFutureSecurity;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.commodity.multicurvecommodity.derivative.EnergyFutureTransaction;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.commodity.multicurvecommodity.derivative.ForwardCommodityCashSettle;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.commodity.multicurvecommodity.derivative.ForwardCommodityPhysicalSettle;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.commodity.multicurvecommodity.derivative.MetalFutureSecurity;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.commodity.multicurvecommodity.derivative.MetalFutureTransaction;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.equity.option.EquityIndexFutureOption;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.equity.option.EquityIndexOption;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.equity.option.EquityOption;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.forex.derivative.Forex;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.forex.derivative.ForexSwap;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.InstrumentDerivativeVisitorAdapter;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.annuity.derivative.Annuity;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.annuity.derivative.AnnuityCouponFixed;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.bond.definition.BillTransaction;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.bond.definition.BondFixedSecurity;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.bond.definition.BondFixedTransaction;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.bond.definition.BondIborSecurity;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.bond.definition.BondIborTransaction;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.cash.derivative.Cash;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.cash.derivative.DepositCounterpart;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.cash.derivative.DepositIbor;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.cash.derivative.DepositZero;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.fra.derivative.ForwardRateAgreement;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.future.derivative.BondFuturesOptionPremiumSecurity;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.future.derivative.BondFuturesOptionPremiumTransaction;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.future.derivative.FederalFundsFutureTransaction;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.future.derivative.InterestRateFutureOptionMarginSecurity;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.future.derivative.InterestRateFutureOptionMarginTransaction;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.future.derivative.InterestRateFutureOptionPremiumSecurity;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.future.derivative.InterestRateFutureOptionPremiumTransaction;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.future.derivative.InterestRateFutureSecurity;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.future.derivative.InterestRateFutureTransaction;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.future.derivative.SwapFuturesPriceDeliverableTransaction;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.inflation.derivative.CouponInflationYearOnYearInterpolation;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.inflation.derivative.CouponInflationYearOnYearMonthly;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.inflation.derivative.CouponInflationZeroCouponInterpolation;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.inflation.derivative.CouponInflationZeroCouponInterpolationGearing;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.inflation.derivative.CouponInflationZeroCouponMonthly;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.inflation.derivative.CouponInflationZeroCouponMonthlyGearing;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.CouponCMS;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.CouponFixed;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.CouponFixedAccruedCompounding;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.CouponFixedCompounding;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.CouponIbor;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.CouponIborCompounding;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.CouponIborCompoundingFlatSpread;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.CouponIborCompoundingSpread;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.CouponIborSpread;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.CouponON;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.CouponONArithmeticAverageSpread;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.CouponONArithmeticAverageSpreadSimplified;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.CouponONCompounded;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.CouponONSpread;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.Payment;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.PaymentFixed;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.swap.derivative.Swap;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.swap.derivative.SwapFixedCoupon;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.swap.derivative.SwapMultileg;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.swaption.derivative.SwaptionCashFixedIbor;

/**
 * Get the last time (in years from now) referenced in the instrument description.
 */
public class LastTimeCalculator extends InstrumentDerivativeVisitorAdapter<Object, Double> {
  /** Static instance of this class */
  private static final LastTimeCalculator CALCULATOR = new LastTimeCalculator();

  /**
   * @return A static instance of this class
   */
  public static LastTimeCalculator getInstance() {
    return CALCULATOR;
  }

  protected LastTimeCalculator() {
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCash(final Cash cash) {
    return cash.getEndTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitDepositIbor(final DepositIbor deposit) {
    return deposit.getEndTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitDepositCounterpart(final DepositCounterpart deposit) {
    return deposit.getEndTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitFixedCouponSwap(final SwapFixedCoupon<?> swap) {
    return visitSwap(swap);
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitForwardRateAgreement(final ForwardRateAgreement fra) {
    return fra.getFixingPeriodEndTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitInterestRateFutureTransaction(final InterestRateFutureTransaction future) {
    return future.getUnderlyingSecurity().getFixingPeriodEndTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitFederalFundsFutureTransaction(final FederalFundsFutureTransaction future) {
    final double[] fixingPeriods = future.getUnderlyingSecurity().getFixingPeriodTime();
    return fixingPeriods[fixingPeriods.length - 1];
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitInterestRateFutureSecurity(final InterestRateFutureSecurity future) {
    return future.getFixingPeriodEndTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitSwapFuturesPriceDeliverableTransaction(final SwapFuturesPriceDeliverableTransaction future) {
    return visitSwap(future.getUnderlyingSecurity().getUnderlyingSwap());
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitFixedPayment(final PaymentFixed payment) {
    return payment.getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponIbor(final CouponIbor payment) {
    return Math.max(payment.getFixingPeriodEndTime(), payment.getPaymentTime());
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponIborSpread(final CouponIborSpread payment) {
    return Math.max(payment.getFixingPeriodEndTime(), payment.getPaymentTime());
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponIborCompounding(final CouponIborCompounding payment) {
    return Math.max(payment.getFixingPeriodEndTimes()[payment.getFixingPeriodEndTimes().length - 1], payment.getPaymentTime());
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponIborCompoundingSpread(final CouponIborCompoundingSpread payment) {
    return Math.max(payment.getFixingPeriodEndTimes()[payment.getFixingPeriodEndTimes().length - 1], payment.getPaymentTime());
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponIborCompoundingFlatSpread(final CouponIborCompoundingFlatSpread payment) {
    return Math.max(payment.getFixingPeriodEndTimes()[payment.getFixingPeriodEndTimes().length - 1], payment.getPaymentTime());
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitGenericAnnuity(final Annuity<? extends Payment> annuity) {
    return annuity.getNthPayment(annuity.getNumberOfPayments() - 1).accept(this);
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitSwap(final Swap<?, ?> swap) {
    final double a = swap.getFirstLeg().accept(this);
    final double b = swap.getSecondLeg().accept(this);
    return Math.max(a, b);
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitSwapMultileg(final SwapMultileg swap) {
    double timeMax = swap.getLegs()[0].accept(this);
    for (int looleg = 1; looleg < swap.getLegs().length; looleg++) {
      timeMax = Math.max(timeMax, swap.getLegs()[0].accept(this));
    }
    return timeMax;
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitFixedCouponAnnuity(final AnnuityCouponFixed annuity) {
    return visitGenericAnnuity(annuity);
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponFixed(final CouponFixed payment) {
    return payment.getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponFixedCompounding(final CouponFixedCompounding payment) {
    return payment.getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponFixedAccruedCompounding(final CouponFixedAccruedCompounding payment) {
    return payment.getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponONCompounded(final CouponONCompounded payment) {
    return payment.getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitSwaptionCashFixedIbor(final SwaptionCashFixedIbor swaption) {
    return visitSwap(swaption.getUnderlyingSwap());
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponCMS(final CouponCMS payment) {
    final double swapLastTime = payment.getUnderlyingSwap().accept(this);
    final double paymentTime = payment.getPaymentTime();
    return Math.max(swapLastTime, paymentTime);
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponOIS(final CouponON payment) {
    return payment.getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponONSpread(final CouponONSpread payment) {
    return payment.getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponONArithmeticAverageSpreadSimplified(final CouponONArithmeticAverageSpreadSimplified payment) {
    return payment.getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponONArithmeticAverageSpread(final CouponONArithmeticAverageSpread payment) {
    return payment.getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitDepositZero(final DepositZero deposit) {
    return deposit.getEndTime();
  }

  // -----     Bond     -----

  @Override
  public Double visitBondFixedSecurity(final BondFixedSecurity bond) {
    return Math.max(bond.getCoupon().accept(this), bond.getNominal().accept(this));
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitBondFixedTransaction(final BondFixedTransaction bond) {
    return bond.getBondStandard().accept(this);
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitBondIborSecurity(final BondIborSecurity bond) {
    return Math.max(bond.getCoupon().accept(this), bond.getNominal().accept(this));
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitBondIborTransaction(final BondIborTransaction bond) {
    return bond.getBondStandard().accept(this);
  }

  // -----     Bill     -----

  @Override
  public Double visitBillTransaction(final BillTransaction bill) {
    return bill.getBillStandard().getEndTime();
  }

  // -----     Forex     -----

  @Override
  public Double visitForexSwap(final ForexSwap fx) {
    return fx.getFarLeg().getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitForex(final Forex fx) {
    return fx.getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitAgricultureFutureOption(final AgricultureFutureOption option) {
    return option.getExpiry();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitEnergyFutureOption(final EnergyFutureOption option) {
    return option.getExpiry();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitMetalFutureOption(final MetalFutureOption option) {
    return option.getExpiry();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitBondFutureOptionPremiumSecurity(final BondFuturesOptionPremiumSecurity option) {
    return option.getExpirationTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitBondFutureOptionPremiumTransaction(final BondFuturesOptionPremiumTransaction option) {
    return option.getUnderlyingOption().getExpirationTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitInterestRateFutureOptionMarginSecurity(final InterestRateFutureOptionMarginSecurity option) {
    return option.getExpirationTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitInterestRateFutureOptionMarginTransaction(final InterestRateFutureOptionMarginTransaction option) {
    return option.getUnderlyingSecurity().getExpirationTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitInterestRateFutureOptionPremiumSecurity(final InterestRateFutureOptionPremiumSecurity option) {
    return option.getExpirationTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitInterestRateFutureOptionPremiumTransaction(final InterestRateFutureOptionPremiumTransaction option) {
    return option.getUnderlyingSecurity().getExpirationTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitEquityIndexOption(final EquityIndexOption option) {
    return option.getTimeToExpiry();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitEquityOption(final EquityOption option) {
    return option.getTimeToExpiry();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitEquityIndexFutureOption(final EquityIndexFutureOption option) {
    return option.getExpiry();
  }

  // -----     Inflation     -----

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponInflationZeroCouponMonthly(final CouponInflationZeroCouponMonthly coupon) {
    return coupon.getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponInflationZeroCouponMonthlyGearing(final CouponInflationZeroCouponMonthlyGearing coupon) {
    return coupon.getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponInflationZeroCouponInterpolation(final CouponInflationZeroCouponInterpolation coupon) {
    return coupon.getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponInflationZeroCouponInterpolationGearing(final CouponInflationZeroCouponInterpolationGearing coupon) {
    return coupon.getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponInflationYearOnYearMonthly(final CouponInflationYearOnYearMonthly coupon) {
    return coupon.getPaymentTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponInflationYearOnYearInterpolation(final CouponInflationYearOnYearInterpolation coupon) {
    return coupon.getPaymentTime();
  }

  //-----     Commodity     -----

  @Override
  public Double visitAgricultureFutureSecurity(final AgricultureFutureSecurity future) {
    return future.getLastTradingTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitEnergyFutureSecurity(final EnergyFutureSecurity future) {
    return future.getLastTradingTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitMetalFutureSecurity(final MetalFutureSecurity future) {
    return future.getLastTradingTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitAgricultureFutureTransaction(final AgricultureFutureTransaction future) {
    return future.getUnderlying().getLastTradingTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitEnergyFutureTransaction(final EnergyFutureTransaction future) {
    return future.getUnderlying().getLastTradingTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitMetalFutureTransaction(final MetalFutureTransaction future) {
    return future.getUnderlying().getLastTradingTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponCommodityCashSettle(final CouponCommodityCashSettle future) {
    return future.getSettlementTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitCouponCommodityPhysicalSettle(final CouponCommodityPhysicalSettle future) {
    return future.getSettlementTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitForwardCommodityCashSettle(final ForwardCommodityCashSettle future) {
    return future.getSettlementTime();
  }

  @Override
  public Double visitForwardCommodityPhysicalSettle(final ForwardCommodityPhysicalSettle future) {
    return future.getSettlementTime();
  }
}

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Parable of the Sower (Paperback)
By Octavia E. Butler
Sea of Tranquility: A novel (Hardcover)
By Emily St. John Mandel
The Ministry for the Future: A Novel (Paperback)
By Kim Stanley Robinson
House of Earth and Blood (Crescent City) (Paperback)
By Sarah J. Maas
A Psalm for the Wild-Built (Monk & Robot #1) (Hardcover)
By Becky Chambers
Parable of the Talents (Paperback)
Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch (Mass Market)
By Neil Gaiman, Terry Pratchett
Severance: A Novel (Paperback)
By Ling Ma
Station Eleven (Paperback)
A Prayer for the Crown-Shy: A Monk and Robot Book (Monk & Robot #2) (Hardcover)
Manhunt (Paperback)
By Gretchen Felker-Martin
Cat's Cradle: A Novel (Paperback)
By Kurt Vonnegut
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?: The inspiration for the films Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049 (Paperback)
By Philip K. Dick
Lilith's Brood (Paperback)
The Stand (Paperback)
Wayward: A Novel (Wanderers #2) (Hardcover)
By Chuck Wendig
Hollow Kingdom (Paperback)
By Kira Jane Buxton
How High We Go in the Dark: A Novel (Paperback)
By Sequoia Nagamatsu
Adulthood Rites (Lilith's Brood #2) (Paperback)
Trail of Lightning (The Sixth World #1) (Paperback)
By Rebecca Roanhorse
Into the Drowning Deep (Paperback)
By Mira Grant
Oryx and Crake (The MaddAddam Trilogy #1) (Paperback)
By Margaret Atwood
Terminal Boredom: Stories (Paperback)
By Izumi Suzuki, Polly Barton (Translated by), Sam Bett (Translated by), David Boyd (Translated by), Daniel Joseph (Translated by)
The Hopkins Manuscript: A Novel (Paperback)
By R.C. Sherriff
Appleseed: A Novel (Paperback)
By Matt Bell
The Girl With All the Gifts (Paperback)
By M. R. Carey
Feral Creatures (Paperback)
Wanderers: A Novel (Paperback)
Black Tide (Paperback)
By KC Jones
The Day of the Triffids (Paperback)
By John Wyndham, Jeff VanderMeer (Introduction by)


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11-Year-Old Girl Rave Dances Like A Pro, Continues Trend Of Ridiculously Talented Tweens — VIDEO
By Gina Vaynshteyn
Apparently all any of us cares about anymore are Videos of Little Kids Who Dance Way Better Than Grown Ups. It's insanity. Like, the good kind of insanity. This particularly talented girl, dubbed Audacious Adi but legally named Adilyn Malcolm, dances to Mark Rosas' "Higher" and basically puts all ravers to shame. Hell, she even puts Michael Jackson to shame (come at me, angry people), because it's safe to say that this girl reigns in Moon Walking. If you watch the video, you'll notice that she basically transforms into a jellyfish. An impressive, dub-step loving jellyfish. The control and agility Audacious Adi has is incredible. So props to you, girl.
Audacious Adi joins the ranks of fellow 11-year-old Taylor Hatala, who recently made it big by dancing to Nicki Minaj's "Anaconda", "Bang Bang", and "All About That Bass". There was also that two-year-old and her mom who danced to Beyoncé and basically killed us, which was hilarious and scandalously cute. Unfortunately, there will always be a group of haters who will call what Hatala and Adi do "perverse," or "inappropriate" but fortunately there will always be a bigger group of commenters who fight to the death (or at least, until their laptop dies) to support these videos and their progressive freedom to dance however we want to dance.
There are two things you can truly count on America for: really big cars with extra-wide seats, and dancing kid videos. God bless this wonderful country.
Adilyn Malcolm on YouTube
Image: Adilyn Malcolm/Youtube


Business, career, and finances look strong and vibrant this year, Libra. There may be a few times, mostly in late March or April, when a partner's or co-worker's misjudgment creates a small setback or confusion. You have plenty of skills to deal with such things, however.
A sun-Mercury conjunction in September will keep you quick-witted and creative all year long.
If a number of prospective partners or associates approach you with business offers this year, exercise more caution than usual. They may be valid suggestions but more for the long-term than the short-term.
Handle finances with care and there will be fewer surprises, if any, to slow down your cash flow. Uranus is transitioning from Aries into Taurus, to be in Taurus from the middle of May through early November. Watch for money ups and downs then.
Jupiter is retrograde from March until early July. It's easier then to spend less and save more.


Matt H. asks: Why are boxing rings called that when they are actually square?
The earliest known instances of fist fighting as a type of sport date back to around 4000 – 3000 BC, but these historical fights don't resemble the boxing we know today. They seem to have leaned more toward the "anything goes" method of unarmed fighting. The modern form of more regimented bouts didn't begin until the early 18th century.
At this time, boxing matches had no mandated boxing ring, no gloves, no referee, and no scantily clad women announcing the next round. Spectators tended to crowd around the fighters in a roughly circular ring, which may or may not have been drawn out on the ground before the match. In 1713, Sir Thomas Parkyns described a typical match as including eye-gouging, choking, punching, head-butting and other such street fighting tactics.
This all changed when Jack Broughton developed the first set of formalized rules for boxing in 1743, with the goal of making boxing more of a civilized competition. The impetus for these rules came, in part, from Broughton's defeat of George Stevenson, who suffered severe injuries and died a few days after the pair's fight.
Saddened by the death of his competitor, Broughton wrote the "Broughton Rules" to minimize the harsher aspects of the sport, like forbidding striking below the belt, not allowing hitting a competitor when he was down and giving him 30 seconds to recover and continue the fight, lest he be declared the loser.
While it has been suggested that Broughton insisted on a squared off area to replace the ring of spectators, adoption of the official roped off square boxing ring didn't appear until about a century later. This particular innovation was designed to protect the boxers from the fans who would often get too close to the fight and occasionally interfere in the old drawn circle rings.
The London Rules were further improved upon about three decades later by John Graham Chambers with his proposal in 1867 of the "Marquess of Queensberry Rules" (named in honor of boxing enthusiast John Douglas, the ninth Marquess of Queensberry) from which modern boxing rules are directly based. The primary changes from the London Rules revolved around requiring opponents to wear padded gloves, forbidding attacking and opponent with anything but one's hands, requiring any competitor who was downed to get back up within 10 seconds or forfeit the match, and setting the rounds at three minutes with a one minute break in between. As with the London Rules, the new rules continued to refer to the roped off area as a "ring" despite its actual shape.
Until the mid-1700s, boxing was mostly of the bare-fisted variety. When Jack Broughton designed boxing gloves in the mid 1700s, he introduced them at his gym as training tools to reduce injuries to boxers' hands and faces prior to official fights.
While many think that the introduction of boxing gloves made the sport safer, the opposite is true. Since the head is pretty much the hardest part of the body, punching it with a bare fist with extreme force is likely to cause damage to the fist. As such, bare-fisted fighters tended to concentrate on landing punches to softer parts of the body, thus sparing the head from being knocked around. The introduction of boxing gloves made the head a safer target to hit without causing damage to the hand. Even though a padded glove spreads the impact of the hit over a larger surface area and provides a small amount of cushion, it doesn't spare the brain from being rattled.
Why Is Boxing Ring Called A "Ring" When Its Square?
I think the reason we use a square and not a circle is that the circle may be harder to construct. The square is pretty easy, 4 corner posts and some ropes is all you really need. A circle would require more posts and more work to setup.
"Squared" circle, I'm pretty sure.
From a Golden Gloves boxer from the 70's and 80's…. looking at MMA fighting.. and the beginning of Boxing, It started out as Barbaric as the Roman Gladiators!!! Kill or be Killed!! However, thank God, Compassion has caused us to evolve into a higher plain of humanity!!! Whom the Grand Creator planned for us to be!!! I never was defeated in my amateur boxing career, however, I always considered it a sport!!! I've only knocked out 2 opponents… and both times it scared me to death!! Thank God! That (we The masses)we have evolved ( through Love) not to take pleasure in Killing one another !!!


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An offshoot from the Sisters of xxyyyk.htm">Providence, founded by Jean-Martin Moye in France in 1762 for teaching poor girls and tending the sick. Their present existence, constitution, and religious character are due to Antonio Rosmini, of whose institute they really form a part. In 1831, at the request of Abbé Löwenbruck, the French sisters received into their house at Portieux four pious but uneducated young women from the Val d'Ossola and neighbouring Swiss valleys. This priest, one of the moving spirits in the Institute of Charity then beginning at Domodossola, wished these young women to receive a religious training at Portieux and then to found a house in Italy. They returned in 1832 and joined a community already organized at Locarno in Ticino, and designed to be a novitiate as well as a school for the poor. He provided no funds, however, and though they opened a school, being but slenderly educated they could get no salaries as recognized teachers. This bad management induced Rosmini to intervene. He reformed their rule to suit it to its new conditions, and thenceforward had to assume entire responsibility for them. Thus they were from the first a distinct body, the "Rosminiane", as the Italians call them. A house for novices and school for the education of teaching sisters was formed at Domodossola in a former Ursuline convent. The Holy See in its solemn approval of the Institute of Charity in 1839 gave an indirect recognition of the sisters also, as adopted children of the institute, From that time they have steadily increased. The order is mainly contemplative ; but, when necessary, they undertake any charitable work suitable to women, especially the teaching of girls and young children, visiting the sick, and instructing in Christian doctrine. The central houses have smaller establishments emanating from and depending upon them. For each of these groups there is one superioress, elected by the professed sisters for three years, and eligible for three years more. Aided by assistants, she appoints a procuratrix over each lesser establishment and assigns the grades and most of the offices. All the sisters return to their central house every summer for a retreat and to hold a chapter for the election of officers. The novitiate lasts three years; the usual three vows are then taken, at first for three years, then either renewed or made perpetual. In each diocese the bishop is protector.
There are houses in Italy, England, and Wales. In Italy there were in 1908 about 600 sisters and 60 novices. They have 64 establishments, most of which are elementary schools for children and girls; there are also several boarding-schools for girls, a few orphanages, and a home for poor old men. They are scattered in nine dioceses, some in Piedmont, others in Lombardy. The principal houses are those of Borgomanero, the central house for Italy, Domodossola, Intra, and Biella. The English branch began in 1843 on the initiative of Lady Mary Arundel, who had taken a house at Loughborough in order to aid the Fathers of the Institute in that mission. Into this house, fitted as a convent, she received two Italian sisters, the first nuns to wear a religious habit in the English Midlands since the Reformation. A year later they opened a girls' and infants' school, which was the first day-school for the poor taught by nuns in England. The first English superioress was Mary Agnes Amherst, niece of the Earl of Shrewsbury. Under her rule the present central house was built at Loughborough. A boarding-school and middle and elementary schools are conducted by the nuns. There are six other establishments. At St. Etheldreda's in London and at Whitwick, Rugby, and Bexhill they have girls' and infants' schools, at Cardiff, two houses, one for visiting the sick and aiding the poor, and the other a secondary school and pupil-teachers' centre. Whitwick and St. David's, Cardiff, are the only places in which their work is not auxiliary to that of the Fathers of the Institute. (See ROSMINIANS.)
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Not to be dismissed as simply another generic action flick loaded with explosives and several rounds of ammunition, "The Kingdom" has a message and with the Middle East turmoil serving as a backdrop and an all-star ensemble it's a significant and disturbing message.
When a deadly bombing attack targets Americans in Saudi Arabia's Riyadh region, a counterterrorism squad is dispatched to find the culprits in five days. Once they arrive in the desert, the U.S. agents (an ensemble that includes Foxx as the group's leader) learn that in these parts, they are the true enemy. With their investigation hampered by local bureaucracy, the team soon realizes they may be the terrorists' next target.
Politics and religion serve as two major themes in "The Kingdom" which aptly explores the political climate in the Middle East without supplying an educational tirade. Director Peter Berg (The Rundown) conceived the idea whilst watching news coverage of the infamous 1996 Khoba Towers terrorist attack in Saudi Arabia which killed 19 Americans and claims to be the only American filmmaker ever to be granted a visa to film in Saudi Arabia. "The Saudi culture is not designed to accommodate Westerners, particularly FBI agents, and I was reading about the FBI's frustrations and attempts and I thought it was an interesting idea for a film which I then went and discussed with Michael Mann [producer]. I wanted to make a film that dealt with religious extremism and a thriller which people will be scared, pumped, thrilled and emotional over," says Berg.
"The Kingdom" at its core is about FBI agents trying to investigate a series of homicides in a complicated environment and despite its stance, it maintains a balanced political perspective given the one-sided view of human terrorists in the Middle East. Berg does a remarkable job in presenting Saudi Colonel Al Ghazi (Barhom) who is assigned to protect the FBI agents as humanized and without political judgment nor affiliations. "It's important to me to present a moderate Arab and someone who is interested in battling religious extremism as we appear to be and it's my experience that the great majority of Saudis that I encounter are moderate and I try to make him as balanced as I could," Berg says. There's a lot of improvisation in "Kingdom" particularly by the Oscar winner Foxx as Special Agent Ronald Fleury who injects his brand of quick wit humor with several catchy one liners including a jab at Lakers athlete Kobe Bryan and a shout out to his hometown of Terrell, Texas. In one scene when Foxx is introduced to a Saudi official who allegedly knows Osama Bin Laden he quips that if he could find Osama it would mean a huge promotion for him back home.
Despite being an explosive action thriller, "The Kingdom" is not perfect and has that unrealistic Hollywood action edge where the hero saves the day plus the jumpy camerawork injected to enhance the viewing experience boarders on over kill spoiling the actual viewing experience, but it is the fusing of action and its politically neutral message that makes it work. "The film very much says we are all the same and that is what I love about it," claims Garner who plays Janet Mayes, the FBI forensics examiner and the sole female cast.
Well researched and balanced, this is an intense action flick where the best thing isn't necessarily the action but the overall portrayal of American and Arab cultures – both targets of religious violence sharing a common interest in battling religious extremism and politics together.


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1970 release for Reprise, a division of Warner Bros.
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Me and Bobby McGee (Foster, Fred & Kristofferson, Kris)
Folsom Prison Blues (Cash, Johnny)
3. Find a Reason to Believe (Hardin, Tim)
4. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight (Dylan, Bob)
5. Don't Let Your Deal Go Down (Traditional)
We Come Here Not Chicago Dutchland for the
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7. rapping and rambling about Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
8. Lay Lady Lay (Dylan, Bob)
Girl from the North Country (Dylan, Bob)
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Tramp on the Street (Cole, Grady & Hazel)
Michigan Water Blues (Williams)
12. Don't You Leave Me Here (Morton, Jelly Roll)
Blue Mountain (Traditional)
14. With God on Our Side (Dylan, Bob)
Recorded at Woodland Sound and Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville with two engineers and a remix engineer. Musicianers involve Kenny Buttrey, Charlie McCoy, Pete Drake, Norman Blake, Charlie Daniels, and Bob Wilson.
This shouldn't be your first Jack Elliott album, but an argument could be mounted regulating that it not be your last either. It's an incredible release — incredible that it was released that is... not to detract from the incredible tracks here. Rootsy rock riffs gallop into what could've been a band compliment to Young Brigham before the psychedelic cowboy loop tracks raps beyond outer space.
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Deputy Secretary of Health Cindy Findley to discuss changes to the COVID-19 vaccine plan in Pa.
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New roundabouts installed in Lancaster County
by: Daniel Hamburg
Posted: Oct 7, 2019 / 08:04 PM EDT / Updated: Oct 8, 2019 / 09:07 AM EDT
COLUMBIA, Pa. (WHTM) — Love them or hate them, there's a new roundabout in Lancaster County.
The temporary roundabout was installed Monday at the intersection of South 12th Street and Central Avenue.
"It's like a speedway to me. It goes from 462 all the way down to Manor Street, people just buzzing up and down," Columbia resident Ron Worby said. "We've had a lot of accidents right at this area here."
That's why crews installed a temporary roundabout, an attempt to make the intersection safer.
"They should put a circle around it like they did in Lancaster City," said Columbia resident William Lebron.
Lebron is talking about the intersection where North Plum Street meets Park Avenue and East New Street.
"Some people don't know what to do with them, so it's a bit of a challenge crossing one, while other people are figuring out what they're going to do with the roundabout," said Catherine Metzinger, visiting from northern Virginia.
It may be confusing for some, but Lancaster says the roundabout has been successful in reducing speeds by five miles per hour. In the three months that it's been there, there have been no recorded crashes. The city says 60-62 percent of people surveyed in the area are in favor of the roundabouts.
In East Hempfield Township, a much larger permanent roundabout will be open by the end of the week at the intersection of Old Tree drive, Noll drive and Running Pump Road.
The developer for the Lime Spring properties agreed to install it.
"It moves traffic through the circle. It doesn't require you to stop, just to yield, so it looks like it–and hopefully, it will be–a good method for that intersection," said Cindy Schweitzer, the township's manager and secretary.
As for the new roundabout in Columbia, Worby hopes this could be the solution to make his neighborhood safer.
"It's just something new. Everybody has to get used to it," Worby said. "Everybody will probably be in a little buzz about it, but we'll see how it works out."
The intersection will be monitored for three to six months to determine if a permanent structure is needed.
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Lancaster General Health introduces new device to fight cancer
by Kate Sweigart / Jan 18, 2021
LANCASTER, Pa. (WHTM) -- Lancaster General Health has a new weapon to fight cancer.
The Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute introduced a 220-ton device called a "Cyclotron," used for advanced radiation therapy.
LANCASTER, Pa. (WHTM) -- As part of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, abc27 has seen many organizations volunteer and give back to the community.
The United Way of Lancaster County helped organize a day of service in honor of the civil rights activist.
DIGITAL ORIGINAL: "Love and unity" on Martin Luther King Jr. Day in a turbulent time
by Avery Van Etten / Jan 19, 2021
LANCASTER, Pa. (WHTM) -- On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, King's message and legacy may take on new relevance in the context of recent political division and renewed calls for racial justice.
Blanding Watson, president of the Lancaster NAACP, says, "I think what's meaningful in terms of Dr. King's message...was doing things peacefully in terms of protests, being vigilant for justice, Dr. King was obviously about love and unity."


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Immunohistochemical and flow cytometric analysis of long-term label-retaining cells in the adult heart.
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Cardiac-resident stem/progenitor cells have been identified based on expression of stem cell-associated antigens. However, no single surface marker allows to identify a definite cardiac stem/progenitor cell entity. Hence, functional stem cell markers have been extensively searched for. In homeostatic systems, stem cells divide infrequently and therefore retain DNA labels such as 5-bromo-2'-deoxyuridine, which are diluted with division. We used this method to analyze long-term label-retaining cells in the mouse heart after 14 days of 5-bromo-2'-deoxyuridine administration. Labeled cells were detected using immunohistochemical and flow-cytometric methods after varying chasing periods up to 12 months. Using mathematical models, the observed label dilution could consistently be described in the context of a 2-population model, whereby a population of rapidly dividing cells accounted for an accelerated early decline, and a population of slowly dividing cells accounted for decelerated dilution on longer time scales. Label-retaining cells were preferentially localized in the atria and apical region and stained negative for markers of the major cell lineages present in the heart. Most cells with long-term label-retention expressed stem cell antigen-1 (Sca-1). Sca-1(+)CD31(-) cells formed cell aggregates in culture, out of which lineage-negative (Lin(-))Sca-1(+)CD31(-) cells emerged, which could be cultured for many passages. These cells formed cardiospheres and showed differentiation potential into mesenchymal cell lineages. When cultured in cardiomyogenic differentiation medium, they expressed cardiac-specific genes. In conclusion, recognition of slow-cycling cells provides functional evidence of stem/progenitor cells in the heart. Lin(-)Sca-1(+)CD31(-) cardiac-derived progenitors have a potential for differentiation into cardiomyogenic and mesenchymal cell lineages.


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Omarosa Manigault Newman appeared on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" Wednesday night where she said she was "very, very concerned" while working for President Donald Trump.
The former White House aide, fresh off the heels of a "Celebrity Big Brother" stint, elaborated on comments she made on the CBS reality show. In reference to her resignation in December, she had said, "Oh, freedom, I've been emancipated," and "I feel like I just got freed off a plantation."
"The White House I worked in, the Trump administration, was troubling," Manigault Newman told Colbert. "It was very difficult. My analogy of it being a plantation, meaning an ecosystem where people feel oppressed, is pretty clear."
Colbert went on to ask Manigault Newman about the latest Trump staffer to depart, Hope Hicks. The White House communications director acknowledged to a House intelligence panel Tuesday that she occasionally told "white lies" for Trump. White House spokesperson Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Hicks' resignation "had nothing to do" with that interview and had been in the works for "several weeks."
Asked what Hicks' white lies included, Manigault Newman cited the false account on crowd size at President Trump's inauguration.
"I got to see the inauguration of Clinton, of Bush, of Obama and when we got to the Trump inauguration they said this is the largest crowd size," she said. "I said, 'Man I've been to a lot of inaugurations, this wasn't the biggest.' I didn't want to be the one to break it to him. I didn't want to be that person."
Colbert also prepared a list of some of Trump's most controversial tweets and actions before asking Manigault Newman whether those actions caused her to doubt him as the commander in chief.
Colbert also asked her to explain comments on "Celebrity Big Brother" where she said Trump's tweets haunted her. Manigault Newman cited as an example Trump's tweet to announce a new policy banning transgender people from serving in the military. Federal judges went on to block the ban.
She also said that her comments on "Celebrity Big Brother" that "we're not going be OK" under Trump's presidency were in the context of a "bigger discussion" about immigration roundups and in particular "about a family of a man who had been in the country for 30 years and had been sent back."
She said she became "a bit emotional because of what's happening with Haitians, El Salvador, what's happening with a lot of the immigrants who are being put out of this country without giving them the consideration that this nation is a nation of immigrants and that we should have compassion, particularly with Dreamers."
Manigault Newman, pressed again on whether "everything would be OK under Donald Trump," said, "we'll have to wait and see."


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I GENUINELY love and admire Nelson Mandela. To some degree, I'm inspired by him. But I cannot help but feel saddened by parts of his legacy.
In just about every news report on his passing, he is praised for his unique ability to forgive. They say as president he pursued an agenda of reconciliation over revenge. This narrative has left me with one question: exactly when did "justice" become "revenge"?
I always thought when people did wrong (mass murder, assassinations, torture, kidnapping, extrajudicial killings, for example) they were punished accordingly.
I was taught that it's a concept known as justice. Apparently punishing the racists, criminals and gangsters of apartheid South Africa is a now known as "revenge".
As I type this, western news reporters are literally fighting back tears, praising Nelson Mandela's "unique ability to forgive and reconcile."
But it must be said: no western leader would ever in a million years allow those that waged terror on his people to go unpunished. No westerner would accept it. We'd be spitting on Winston Churchill's grave if he had called for "forgiving and reconciling with the Nazis".
Would President George Bush have won a second term as president if he had told his people to "forgive and reconcile" with Al Qaeda? America's ability to bear a grudge is legendary – as Iran, Cuba, Libya, Syria and many others can surely attest.
If I admire anything about the state of Israel it is that they still, to this very day, go to every corner of the globe to ensure that those who terrorised their people in the Holocaust are brought to justice.
And they have vowed, in word and action, that it will never happen to them again. That must be respected.
Nelson Mandela created a legal and cultural environment in which mass murderers, terrorists and brutal racists had their slates wiped clean simply by publicly confessing to their crimes.
They didn't even have to apologise. Some of them became talk-show-circuit-celebrities for their crimes. Put yourself in the shoes of a mother switching on the TV to see the self-confessed murderer of her child being welcomed to the equivalent of the Wendy Williams Show (complete with a black host) as "the honourable assassin" (Dirk Coetzee in this instance).
Only Africans would have to tolerate this. Only African people would be considered capable of forgiving a form of genocide. As funny as it may sound, African elephants would get justice.
How does that impact the psyche of the African? How is the African left to think anything other than that her suffering, her pain and even her life is worth less than that of a westerner's?
The problem is that these pains do not go away. Where there is no justice there is really no peace - it is not an empty slogan. It has deep literal meaning.
Silently smiling in the face of suffering and injustice does not reflect peace. It reflects furious farce. And sadly quite often we find black Africans (everywhere) taking this historical psychological baggage out on each other, often violently.
So the apartheid era criminals and the apartheid criminal regime's economic and social order remain comfortably in place. Exactly what did Mandela change?
A lot, obviously. He made South Africa a universal democracy, enshrined legal equality, granted better access to education and housing, job creation and the destruction of a system of horrific legally imposed racism.
Nevertheless, it amazes me that regardless of whatever ills we are faced with, be it slavery, colonialism, apartheid, Jim-Crowism, segregation or overt imperialism, when we get over it, when we finally conquer it, the social and economic order always seems to remain firmly intact. And black people are firmly in the weaker position.
Perhaps we are too timid or sympathetic. Perhaps we have a natural disposition to be loved. Perhaps we have focused too much on symbolic change than on actual change. Or maybe we have been rendered too weak to fight.
Whatever the case may be, had Nelson Mandela done what it takes to inflict actual social, systemic, cultural and economic change he would be likely to be remembered in Mugabe-esque terms today.
Or, as happened to many others (such as Thomas Sankara, Kwame Nkrumah, Patrice Lumumba, Malcolm X and, indeed, Winnie Mandela) he would have been politically or literally annulled.
So what now? Mandela's legacy is now in our hands. For Africans everywhere Mandela's legacy is what we make it. We own his legacy because we are his legacy.
We must work and indeed fight to ensure that his work, as well as the work and sacrifices of millions of unnamed people, unnamed heroes, does not now go in vain.
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We are so thankful for the contribution this organisation is making to our island. We believe in these people, we love what they do and we are very proud to be in partnership with them to make a difference to the lives of children in our island.
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Emboldened by signals that the U.S. Supreme Court may uphold parts of Arizona�s immigration law, legislators and activists across the country say they are gearing up to push for similar get-tough measures in their states.
That goal may be a stretch, but lawmakers in about a dozen states told the Associated Press they were interested in proposing Arizona-style laws if its key components are upheld by the Supreme Court. A ruling is expected in June on the Department of Justice�s appeal that the law conflicts with federal immigration policy.
Dan Stein, president of the Federation for American Immigration Reform, said he was encouraged that several justices suggested during Wednesday�s oral arguments that they are ready to let Arizona enforce the most controversial part of its law � a requirement that police officers check the immigration status of people they suspect are in the country illegally. Another provision allows suspected illegal immigrants to be arrested without warrants.
A ruling in favor of Arizona�s Senate Bill 1070 would probably enable Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, South Carolina and Utah to move forward with comparable measures, which have been on hold pending the high court�s decision.
�If Arizona does very well, we�ll do very well,� said Alabama Sen. Scott Beason, sponsor of a law that in some respects is tougher than Arizona�s. In addition to requiring police to determine citizenship status during traffic stops, it directs government offices to verify legal residency for transactions like obtaining a car license, enrolling a child in school and getting a job.
Lawmakers in such diverse states as Mississippi and Pennsylvania said they would be eager to follow the Arizona/Alabama model if the Supreme Court gives a green light.
�You look at poll after poll after poll, whether they�re a business owner or employee or small business owner or executive, the majority of Americans support bills like 1070,� said Pennsylvania Rep. Daryl Metcalfe, a Republican.
Metcalfe has introduced a bill that incorporates Arizona�s law and is waiting for a favorable Supreme Court ruling to bring it up in his committee.
In Mississippi, a get-tough immigration bill passed the House earlier this year but died in a Senate committee.
Its backers plan to try again, and hope for a Supreme Court ruling that gives them guidance.
�This just ensures to the taxpayers of Mississippi that when we pass the law, we won�t end up in a long court battle,� said Republican Rep. Becky Currie.
As in Mississippi, South Dakota lawmakers also have rejected a measure based on the Arizona law, but its sponsor, Republican Rep. Manny Steele, says he�s ready to try again.
�I would be excited to get another bill going back in there, according to what the Supreme Court decision is,� Steele said.
In Rhode Island, Rep. Peter Palumbo said he was pleased by the Supreme Court�s apparent support for allowing states to enforce immigration law.
�It�s tremendous,� said Palumbo, a Democrat who would like to empower the state police to help federal authorities with immigration enforcement.
In several states where neither major party has a monopoly on power � Iowa, Colorado, Montana and Kentucky, among them � lawmakers said the fate of any hard-line immigration bill likely will depend on the outcome of state elections.
One of Kentucky�s leading critics of illegal immigration, Republican Rep. Stan Lee, said an Arizona-style bill has little chance with the Democratic majority in the House.
�Even if the Supreme Court upholds all or virtually all of that, I don�t expect to pursue any of that type of legislation unless there�s a significant change in the makeup of the House,� Lee said.


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/**
 * Support and FAQ: visit Atmel Support
 */

#include <asf.h>
#include <stdio_serial.h>
#include <conf_board.h>
#include <conf_clock.h>

//! [acifc_define_channel]
/** Analog comparator channel number */
#define EXAMPLE_AC_CHANNEL         0
//! [acifc_define_channel]

#define STRING_EOL    "\r"
#define STRING_HEADER "-- ACIFC IRQ Example  --\r\n" \
		"-- "BOARD_NAME" --\r\n" \
		"-- Compiled: "__DATE__" "__TIME__" --"STRING_EOL

//! [acifc_struct_declaration]
struct ac_dev_inst ac_device;
//! [acifc_struct_declaration]

/* State indicate */
volatile bool state = false;

/**
 * Callback for channel 0 comparison done.
 */
static void compare_result_output(void)
{
	uint32_t ul_comp_status = ac_get_status(&ac_device);

	/* Compare Output Interrupt */
	if ((ul_comp_status & ACIFC_SR_ACCS0) == ACIFC_SR_ACCS0) {
		puts("-ISR- Voltage Comparison Result: ACAP0 > ACAN0\r");
	} else {
		puts("-ISR- Voltage Comparison Result: ACAP0 < ACAN0\r");
	}
	ac_clear_interrupt_status(&ac_device, ACIFC_ICR_ACINT0);
        state = true;
}

/**
 *  Configure UART console.
 */
static void configure_console(void)
{
	const usart_serial_options_t uart_serial_options = {
		.baudrate = CONF_UART_BAUDRATE,
#ifdef CONF_UART_CHAR_LENGTH
		.charlength = CONF_UART_CHAR_LENGTH,
#endif
		.paritytype = CONF_UART_PARITY,
#ifdef CONF_UART_STOP_BITS
		.stopbits = CONF_UART_STOP_BITS,
#endif
	};

	/* Configure console UART. */
	stdio_serial_init(CONF_UART, &uart_serial_options);
}

/**
 *  \brief ACIFC example application entry point.
 *
 *  \return Unused (ANSI-C compatibility).
 */
int main(void)
{
	/* Initialize the system */
	sysclk_init();
	board_init();

	/* Initialize debug console */
	configure_console();

	/* Output example information */
	puts(STRING_HEADER);

	//! [acifc_init_and_configure]
	/** AC instance configuration */
	//! [acifc_init_and_configure_1]
	struct ac_config module_cfg;
	ac_get_config_defaults(&module_cfg);
	ac_init(&ac_device, ACIFC, &module_cfg);
	//! [acifc_init_and_configure_1]

	ac_enable(&ac_device);

	/** AC channel configuration */
	//! [acifc_init_and_configure_2]
	struct ac_ch_config ch_cfg;
	ac_ch_get_config_defaults(&ch_cfg);
	ch_cfg.always_on = true;
	ch_cfg.fast_mode = true;
	ac_ch_set_config(&ac_device, EXAMPLE_AC_CHANNEL, &ch_cfg);
	//! [acifc_init_and_configure_2]
	//! [acifc_init_and_configure]
	ac_set_callback(&ac_device, AC_INTERRUPT_CONVERSION_COMPLETED_0,
			compare_result_output, 1);

	/* Start the comparison */
	ac_user_trigger_single_comparison(&ac_device);

	while (1) {
		while(state == false);
		state = true;
		/* Start the comparison */
		ac_user_trigger_single_comparison(&ac_device);
		delay_ms(1000);
	}
}


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Multipolar Post Minkowskian and Post Newtonian Toolkits for Gravitational Radiation
Bala R. Iyer
[This is an invited article reviewing two decades of work by the author and his international collaborators. -- 2Physics.com ]
Author: Bala R. Iyer
Affiliation: Raman Research Institute, Bangalore, India
My work on gravitational waves (GW) began during a sabbatical I spent with Thibault Damour at DARC (CNRS-Observatoire de Paris) and Institut des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques (IHES) in France during 1989-90. I was exposed to the powerful Multipolar Post Minkowskian (MPM) formalism that Luc Blanchet and Thibault Damour had set up. Though the MPM formalism then seemed more elaborate than necessary, it is a good example of the advantage that a complete and mathematically rigorous treatment of a problem can eventually bring in the future for more demanding applications.
The wave generation formalism relates the gravitational waves observed by a detector in the far-zone of the source to the stress-energy tensor describing the source. Successful wave-generation formalisms [1] combine post-Minkowskian (PM) methods [expansions in G ], post-Newtonian (PN) methods [expansions in 1/c ], multipole (M) expansions [expansions into irreducible representations of the rotation group], and perturbations around curved backgrounds. There are two independent aspects addressing two different problems. The general method (MPM expansion) applicable to extended or fluid sources with compact support, based on the mixed PM and multipole expansion matched to some PN (slowly moving, weakly gravitating, small-retardation) source. And, the particular application to describe inspiralling compact binaries(ICB) by use of point particle models.
Starting from the general solution to the linearized Einstein's equations in the form of a multipolar expansion (valid in the external region), a PM iteration is performed and each multipolar piece is independently treated at each PM order. For the external field, the general method is not a priori limited to PN sources. However, closed form expressions for the multipole moments can be only obtained for PN sources because the exterior field may be related to the inner field only if there exists an overlapping region where both the MPM and PN expansions are valid and can be matched together. After matching, the multipole moments have a non-compact support since they depend on the gravitational field stress-energy that is distributed everywhere up to spatial infinity. To account for this correctly, the definition of the multipole moments involves a crucial finite part operation based on analytic continuation (equivalent to a Hadamard partie finie of the integrals at infinity).
The physical post-Newtonian source, for any PN order, is characterized by six symmetric and trace free (STF) time-varying moments, functionals of a formal PN expansion of the stress-energy pseudo-tensor of the material and gravitational fields. Starting from the six STF source moments one can define a different set of two canonical source moments, such that the two sets of moments are physically equivalent (i.e. lead to the same metric modulo coordinate transformations). The use of the canonical source moments simplifies the calculation of the external non-linearities and their existence shows that any radiating isolated source is characterized by two and only two sets of time-varying multipole moments.
The MPM formalism is valid all over the weak field region outside the source including the wave zone (up to future null infinity). The far zone expansion at Minkowskian future null infinity contains logarithms in the distance which are artefacts of the harmonic coordinates. One can define, order by order in the PM expansion, some radiative coordinates such that the log-terms are eliminated. One recovers the standard (Bondi-type) radiative form of the metric from which the radiative moments seen by the detector, can be extracted in the usual way.
Nonlinearities in the external field are determined by a post-Minkowskian algorithm and one obtains the radiative multipole moments as some non-linear functional of the canonical moments and thus of the actual source moments. The source moments mix with each other as the waves propagate from the source to the detector and thus the relation between radiative and source moments include many non-linear multipole interactions including hereditary (history dependent) effects like tails, memory and tails-of-tails. The radiative moments are also very convenient for the computation of the spin-weighted spherical harmonic decomposition of the gravitational waveform employed to compare analytical PN results to numerical relativity simulations for binary black holes.
The application of the above results to compact binary systems involves a new input. For compact objects the effects of finite size and quadrupole distortion induced by tidal interactions are of order 5PN. Hence, neutron stars and black holes can be modelled as point particles represented by Dirac δ-functions. The general formalism, however, applies only to smooth matter distributions and cannot be directly used for point particles since they lead to divergent integrals at the location of the particles when the energy momentum tensor of a point particle is substituted into the source moments. The calculation needs to be supplemented by a method for self-field regularisation i.e. a prescription for removing this infinite part of the integrals.
Hadamard regularisation, based on Hadamard's notion of partie finie, was employed in all earlier works and led to consistent results in different approaches up to 2.5PN order. Thus, it was surprising to discover that Hadamard regularisation at 3PN order was incomplete as signalled by the presence of four undetermined constants in the final 3PN generation results. The 3PN generation was technically more involved, and only after almost a decade of struggle and by the use of the gauge invariant dimensional regularisation, was the problem finally resolved and completed [2]. For non-spinning ICB on quasi-circular orbits, the equation of motion and the gravitational wave polarisations [3] are now known to 3PN accuracy. The radiation field determining GW phasing is known to 3.5PN order beyond the leading Einstein quadrupole formula [2]. The 3PN results for non-spinning ICB on quasi-elliptical orbits [4] and 2.5PN results for spinning binaries [5] have recently been completed. In the test particle limit results are known to order 5.5PN [1].
The PN results for ICB are the basis for the construction of all templates employed by the LIGO and VIRGO detectors [6]. Resummation methods like Pade approximants and Effective One Body models [7] going beyond the adiabatic inspiral phase to include plunge, merger and quasi-normal-mode ringing improve the convergence and extend the domain of validity of the PN approximants. In the context of the recent exciting numerical relativity simulations [8] of GW from plunge, merger and ringdown of binary black holes the best analytical PN results for inspiral (3.5PN in phase, 3PN in amplitude) are crucial for calibration and interpretation.
[1] L. Blanchet, Living Rev. Relativity, 9, 4 (2006); http://www.livingreviews.org/lrr-2006-4; M. Sasaki and H. Tagoshi, Living Rev. Relativity, 6, 6 (2003) [arXiv:gr-qc/0306120]
[2] L. Blanchet, Class.Quant.Grav. 15, 1971 (1998) [arXiv:gr-qc/9801101]; ibid, 15, 113 (1998) [arXiv:gr-qc/9710038]; ibid, 15, 89 (1998) [arXiv:gr-qc/9710037]; L. Blanchet, B.R. Iyer and B. Joguet, Phys. Rev. D, 65, 064005 (2002) [gr-qc/0105098]; L. Blanchet, G. Faye, B.R. Iyer and B. Joguet, Phys. Rev. D, 65, 061501(R) (2002) [gr-qc/0105099]; L. Blanchet and B.R. Iyer, Phys. Rev. D, 71, 024004 (2005) [gr-qc/0409094]; T. Damour, P. Jaranowski and G. Schäfer, Phys. Lett. B, 513, 147 (2001) [arXiv:gr-qc/0105038]; L. Blanchet, T. Damour and G. Esposito-Farese, Phys. Rev. D 69, 124007 (2004) [arXiv:gr-qc/0311052]; L. Blanchet, T. Damour, G. Esposito-Farese and B.R. Iyer, Phys. Rev. Lett., 93, 091101 (2004) [gr-qc/0406012]; L. Blanchet, T. Damour, G. Esposito-Farese and B.R. Iyer, Phys. Rev. D, 71, 124004 (2005) [gr-qc/0503044]; T. Futamase and Y. Itoh, Living Rev. Relativity, 10, 2 (2007).
[3] K.G. Arun, L. Blanchet, B.R. Iyer and M.S.S. Qusailah, Class. Quant. Gravity, 21, 3771 (2004) [gr-qc/0404085]; L. E. Kidder, Phys. Rev. D, 77, 044016, (2008) [arXiv:0710.0614]; L. Blanchet, G. Faye, B. R. Iyer and S. Sinha, Class. Quant. Grav., 25, 165003 (2008) [gr-qc/0802.1249]; M. Favata (2009) [arXiv:0812.0069].
[4] K G Arun, L. Blanchet, B. R Iyer and M. S. S. Qusailah, Phys. Rev. D 77, 064034 (2008) [arXiv:0711.0250]; ibid, Phys. Rev. D, 77, 064035 (2008) [gr-qc/0711.0302].
[5] G. Faye, L. Blanchet and A. Buonanno, Phys. Rev. D 74, 104033 (2006) [arXiv:gr-qc/0605139]; L. Blanchet, A. Buonanno and G. Faye, Phys. Rev. D, 74, 104034 (2006) [arXiv:gr-qc/0605140]; K.G. Arun, A. Buonanno, G. Faye and E. Ochsner, [arXiv:0810.5336]; T. Damour, P. Jaranowski and G. Schafer, Phys. Rev. D 78, 024009 (2008) [arXiv:0803.0915].
[6] T. Damour, B.R. Iyer and B.S. Sathyaprakash, Phys. Rev D, 63, 044023 (2001)[gr-qc/0010009]; ibid, 66, 027502 (2002) [gr-qc/0207021].
[7] T. Damour, [arXiv:0802.4047]; T. Damour, B.R. Iyer and B.S. Sathyaprakash,Phys. Rev. D, 57, 885 (1998) [gr-qc/9708034]; A. Buonanno and T. Damour,Phys. Rev. D, 59 (1999) 084006 [arXiv:gr-qc/9811091]; T.Damour, B. R. Iyer and A. Nagar, Phys. Rev. D, 79, 064004 (2009) [gr-qc/0811.2069]; T. Damour and A. Nagar, [arXiv:0902.0136]; A. Buonanno et al, [arXiv:0902.0790].
[8] F. Pretorius [arXiv:0710.1338]; F. Pretorius, Phys. Rev. Lett. 95, 121101(2005)[arXiv:gr-qc/0507014]; M. Campanelli, C. O. Lousto, P. Marronett and Y. Zlochower, Phys. Rev. Lett. 96, 111101 (2006) [arXiv:gr-qc/0511048]; J. G. Baker et al,Phys. Rev. Lett. 96, 111102 (2006)[arXiv:gr-qc/0511103]; M. Boyle et al, Phys. Rev. D, 76, 124038 (2007) [arXiv:0710.0158].
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You know how I detest it
Here's the incident:
"'Which do you mean?' and turning round he looked for a moment at Elizabeth, till catching her eye, he withdrew his own and coldly said: 'She is tolerable, but not handsome enough to tempt me; I am in no humour at present to give consequence to young ladies who are slighted by other men. You had better return to your partner and enjoy her smiles, for you are wasting your time with me.'
Mr. Bingley followed his advice. Mr. Darcy walked off; and Elizabeth remained with no very cordial feelings toward him. She told the story, however, with great spirit among her friends; for she had a lively, playful disposition, which delighted in anything ridiculous."
Our characters are nerds. Geeks. They do this all the time. When he says "You know how I detest it" she knows he's referencing Pride and Prejudice and the inauspicious first meeting of Elizabeth and Darcy. That's why she smiles and why she's drawn in.


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gmusicbrowser loses the location of the songs in HDD.
Playing error : Resurssia ei löytynyt. at /usr/bin/../share/gmusicbrowser/gmusicbrowser_gstreamer-0.10.pm line 135.
Is the message it gives from every song I try to play. Version of the gmusicbrowser 1.1.9 come up with Xubuntu 10.04.
What is this known bug? Is there any way to live with it, this seems to be nice piece of software and I would like to continue to use it, but now I need to remake the whole library after every boot.
Re: gmusicbrowser loses the location of the songs in HDD.
The text on the note pop-up which is shown in above quote is finnish: "Resurssia ei löydy" translates to english about "Resource not found".
What is that .ps file anyway? And would this be gstreamer related problem (version 0.10 ??). What is the relation of gstreamer and gmusicbrowser anyways are they like two separate programs if so which one is GUI and which is core? gstreamer?
Is there somesort of flowchart etc. to visualize the relations of the different branches of qmusicbrowser?
Here is something from the year 2011.
Still would be nice to know they didn't had final idea what it was. I have same problem.
Re : gmusicbrowser loses the location of the songs in HDD.
Thx! Ok didn't help at all (rebooted etc,), but I think I did notice what is the reason at my case.
I have one big (or it was odd years ago) internal HDD where my music collection is gathering dust. I just noticed that it isn't mounted automatically at the startup. There is icon of it on the desktop which fooled me to think everything is ok on that part. Which isn't true there is slight difference in opacity it seems.
Need to take a few restarts to see if it was that.
Linux is odd corner of universe says old DOS/Windows guy.
Yep problem seems to be that the source HDD was inactive/unmounted at startup as is my floppydrive also. When the gmusicbrowser gives the "Resource not found" note when trying to play something after reboot I just mounted the drive and TaDa! everything works as it should.
Like when I redo the library the file dialog window seems to mount the drive as I ofcourse need to explore the directory and to do so I click the HDD icon of that unmounted drive and I assume that Xubuntu at that stage mounts the drive and everything starts to work normally.
Now the question is ofcourse why it doesn't mount automatic, but this is not the place to ask such thing.
In the meantime I could ask why the gmusicbrowser doesn't mount the physically installed HDD when it starts if it is listed as source for music collection.


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The platform offers 24/7 free access to national and international breaking news, in-depth reporting, documentary series and more. There's even a Chicago-specific news channel. Popular CBS titles and segments like 60 Minutes, CBS Sunday Morning and On the Road with Steve Hartmann will also get a streaming spin.
CBS is also returning to its roots with some of the programming. Person-To-Person, originally launched by award-winning broadcaster Edward R. Murrow in 1953, is coming back with CBS Evening News anchor Nora O'Donnell running the show. Similarly, CBS Reports, a documentary series started in 1959 is back and digging deep into hot button national topics.
The platform is available for Roku, Amazon Fire devices, Android and Apple devices, Apple TV, Samsung, Vizio and LG smart TVs, Xbox and Playstation.
Peacock and Hulu Battle Over NBC Premieres
Hulu was developed with the concept of being able to watch popular network television programming just a day after the original air date, but now NBC is looking to bring its shows back into the fold and give titles like Saturday Night Live and The Voice a streaming premiere on Peacock instead of Hulu.
There's still no firm date of when this shift will take place or if this means that NBC shows will be removed from Hulu entirely, so there's no cause for alarm yet. As the details of the revised deal fall into place, we will be sure to share more information.
A New Conglomerate Appears
In the past few years you may have noticed media conglomerates making headlines by gobbling up any smaller media companies they could get their hands on in an effort to stay ahead of the curve on consumer desires. Back in May, AT&T—which also owns HBO Max—announced that it planned to take its WarnerMedia arm and merge it with Discovery. AT&T officially purchased WarnerMedia in 2018 after initial pushback from the Department of Justice. The new company would be called Warner Bros. Discovery and the deal got one step closer last month after clearing a governmental antitrust review.
While time will tell if this deal makes it to the finish line, if completed, Warner Bros. Discovery would become one of the largest media conglomerates in the world. That could be a win for streamers who could get access to the combined libraries of the companies and the diverse network offerings.
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