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Q: image name is not taking when use enctype in the form i wrote a single page code for image upload, so when i add enctype over the form field , image name and path not saving to the database. if remove enctype only path folder name which i given is saving to the database. i want to save complete file path to the database and image to the a particular folder.
my code is given below.
      <?php
error_reporting( ~E_NOTICE );
$avalues['employee_id']=Zend_Auth::getInstance()->getStorage()->read()->employee_id;
$eid = $avalues['employee_id'];

// define variables and set to empty values
// define variables and set to empty values
$name_err='';
$name='';
$type_err='';
$type='';
$brand_err='';
$brand='';
$brand_err='';
$brand='';
$model_err='';
$model='';
$condition_err='';
$condition='';
$about_err='';
$about='';
$reserved_price_err='';
$reserved_price='';
$Purchased_price_err='';
$Purchased_price='';
$buy_now_price_err='';
$buy_now_price='';
$sale_end_date_err='';
$sale_end_date='';
$file_err='';
if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST') {
    if (isset($_POST['submit'])) {

        $imgFile = $_FILES['image']['name'];
        $tmp_dir = $_FILES['image']['tmp_name'];
        $imgSize = $_FILES['image']['size'];

        $Purchased_price = $_POST['Purchased_price'];
        $sale_end_date = $_POST['sale_end_date'];
        $listedon=$_POST['listedon'];
        $e = true;
        if (empty($_POST['name'])) {
            $name_err = "Please enter the Product Name";
            $e = false;
        } else {
            $name = $_POST['name'];
            // check if name only contains letters and whitespace
            if (!preg_match("/^[a-zA-Z ]*$/", $name)) {
                $name_err = "Only letters and white space allowed";
                $e = false;
            }
        }
        if (empty($_POST['brand'])) {
            $brand_err = "Please enter the Product Brand";
            $e = false;
        } else {
            $brand = $_POST['brand'];
            // check if name only contains letters and whitespace
            if (!preg_match("/^[a-zA-Z ]*$/", $brand)) {
                $brand_err = "Only letters and white space allowed";
                $e = false;
            }
        }
        if (empty($_POST['model'])) {
            $model_err = "Please enter the Product Brand";
            $e = false;
        } else {
            $model = $_POST['model'];
            // check if name only contains letters and whitespace

        }

        if (empty($_POST['type'])||$_POST['type']=="select") {
            $type_err = "Please select the Product Type";
            $e = false;
        } else {
            $type = $_POST['type'];

                   }

        if (empty($_POST['condition'])||$_POST['condition']=="select") {
            $condition_err = "Please select the Product Condition";
            $e = false;
        } else {
            $condition = $_POST['condition'];

        }

        if (empty($_POST['about'])) {
            $about_err = "Please enter the Product Brand";
            $e = false;
        } else {
            $about = $_POST['about'];
            // check if name only contains letters and whitespace
            if (!preg_match("/^[a-zA-Z ]*$/", $about)) {
                $about_err = "Only letters and white space allowed";
                $e = false;
            }
        }

        if (empty($_POST['Purchased_price'])) {
            $Purchased_price_err = "Please enter the Purchased Price";
            $e = false;
        } else {
            $Purchased_price = $_POST['Purchased_price'];
            // check if name only contains letters and whitespace
            if (!preg_match('/^-?[0-9]+(?:\.[0-9]{1,2})?$/', $Purchased_price)) {
                $Purchased_price_err = "Amount should be greater than 0";
                $e = false;
            }

        }

        if (empty($_POST['buy_now_price'])) {
            $buy_now_price_err = "Please enter the Buy Now Price";
            $e = false;
        } else {
            $buy_now_price = $_POST['buy_now_price'];
            // check if name only contains letters and whitespace
            if (!preg_match('/^-?[0-9]+(?:\.[0-9]{1,2})?$/', $buy_now_price)) {
                $buy_now_price_err = "Amount should be greater than 0";
                $e = false;
            }
        }

        if (empty($_POST['reserved_price'])) {
            $reserved_price_err = "Please enter the Minimum Price";
            $e = false;
        } else {
            $reserved_price = $_POST['reserved_price'];
            // check if name only contains letters and whitespace
            if (!preg_match('/^-?[0-9]+(?:\.[0-9]{1,2})?$/', $reserved_price)) {
                $reserved_price_err = "Amount should be greater than 0";
                $e = false;
            }
            if ($reserved_price >= $Purchased_price || $reserved_price >= $buy_now_price) {
                $reserved_price_err = "Minimum Price should be less than the Purchased and Buy Now Price";
                $e = false;
            }
        }
        if (empty($_POST['sale_end_date'])) {
            $sale_end_date_err = "Please select the Sales End Date";
            $e = false;
        } else {
            $sale_end_date = $_POST['sale_end_date'];

        }

        if (empty($_POST['image'])) {
            $file_err = "Please upload the Product Picture";
            //$e = false;
        } else {
            $ImageName = $_FILES['image']['name'];
            $fileElementName = 'image';
            $path = 'images/';
            $location = $path.$_FILES['image']['name'];
            move_uploaded_file($_FILES['image']['tmp_name'], $location);

        }

    $con = mysqli_connect("localhost", "root", "", "csr");
    if (!$con) {
        die('Could not connect: ' . mysql_error());
    }

}
//final check whether it is true the input will process

    if($e)
    {

        mysqli_select_db($con, "csr");

        mysqli_query($con, "insert into products(employee_id, name, type, brand, model, url, conditions, about, listedon, image_path, reserved_price, Purchased_price, buy_now_price, sale_end_date)
                                   values('$eid','$name','$type','$brand','$model','None','$condition','$about','$listedon','$location','$reserved_price','$Purchased_price','$buy_now_price','$sale_end_date')") or  die('Could not connect: ' . mysql_error());

        header('Location:/sellproduct/index/image');
        mysqli_close($con);

    }

}
?>

Sell Product

            <form action="<?php htmlspecialchars($_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]);?>"  method="post" class="stdform stdform2" enctype="multipart/form-data" autocomplete="off">

                             <input type="hidden" name="employee_id" value="" id="employee_id" />

                    Product

                        <input type="text" name="name" id="name" value="<?php echo $name;?>" />
<?php echo $name_err;?>

                    Product Type

                    <select name="type" id="type" minlength="2" maxlength="60">
                            <option value="select" label="Select" <?php echo ($type == "select" || empty($type) ? "selected='selected'" : "");  ?> selected disabled >Select</option>
                            <option value="Electronics" label="Electronics" <?php echo ($type == "Electronics" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Electronics</option>
                            <option value="Appliances" label="Appliances" <?php echo ($type == "Appliances" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Appliances</option>
                            <option value="Baby" label="Baby" <?php echo ($type == "Baby" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Baby</option>
                            <option value="Beauty" label="Beauty" <?php echo ($type == "Beauty" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Beauty</option>
                            <option value="Books" label="Books" <?php echo ($type == "Books" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Books</option>
                            <option value="Cars_Motorbikes" label="Cars & Motorbikes" <?php echo ($type == "Cars_Motorbikes" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Cars & Motorbikes</option>
                            <option value="Clothing_Accessories" label="Clothing & Accessories" <?php echo ($type == "Clothing_Accessories" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Clothing & Accessories</option>
                            <option value="Computers_Accessories" label="Computers & Accessories" <?php echo ($type == "Computers_Accessories" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Computers & Accessories</option>
                            <option value="Furniture" label="Furniture" <?php echo ($type == "Furniture" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Furniture</option>
                            <option value="Garden_Outdoors" label="Garden & Outdoors" <?php echo ($type == "Garden_Outdoors" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Garden & Outdoors</option>
                            <option value="Home_Kitchen" label="Home & Kitchen" <?php echo ($type == "Home_Kitchen" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Home & Kitchen</option>
                            <option value="Jewellery" label="Jewellery" <?php echo ($type == "Jewellery" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Jewellery</option>
                            <option value="KindleStore" label="Kindle Store" <?php echo ($type == "KindleStore" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Kindle Store</option>
                            <option value="Luggage_Bags" label="Luggage & Bags" <?php echo ($type == "Luggage_Bags" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Luggage & Bags</option>
                            <option value="Music" label="Music" <?php echo ($type == "Music" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Music</option >
                            <option value="OfficeProducts" label="Office Products" <?php echo ($type == "OfficeProducts" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Office Products</option>
                            <option value="PetsSupplies" label="Pets Supplies" <?php echo ($type == "PetsSupplies" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Pets Supplies</option>
                            <option value="Shoes_Handbags" label="Shoes & Handbags" <?php echo ($type == "Shoes_Handbags" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Shoes & Handbags</option>
                            <option value="Software" label="Software" <?php echo ($type == "Software" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Software</option>
                            <option value="SportsFitness_Outdoors" label="Sports Fitness & Outdoors"  <?php echo ($type == "SportsFitness_Outdoors" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Sports Fitness & Outdoors</option>
                            <option value="Toys_Games" label="Toys & Games" <?php echo ($type == "Toys_Games" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Toys & Games</option>
                            <option value="VideoGames" label="Video Games" <?php echo ($type == "VideoGames" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Video Games</option>
                            <option value="Watches" label="Watches" <?php echo ($type == "Watches" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Watches</option>
                        </select>
<?php echo $type_err;?>

                    Product Brand

                        <input type="text" name="brand" id="brand" value="<?php echo $brand;?>" />
<?php echo $brand_err;?>

                    Product Model

                    <input type="text" name="model" id="model" value="<?php echo $model;?>" />
<?php echo $model_err;?>

                    Product Condition

                    <select name="condition" id="condition" minlength="2" maxlength="60">
                            <option value="select" label="Select" selected disabled <?php echo ($condition == "select" || empty($condition) ? "selected='selected'" : "");  ?> >Select</option>
                            <option value="Likely New" label="Likely New" <?php echo ($condition == "Likely New" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Likely New</option>
                            <option value="Very Good" label="Very Good" <?php echo ($condition == "Very Good" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Very Good</option>
                            <option value="Good" label="Good" <?php echo ($condition == "Good" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Good</option>
                            <option value="Acceptable" label="Acceptable" <?php echo ($condition == "Acceptable" ? "selected='selected'" : ""); ?>>Acceptable</option>
                        </select>
<?php echo $condition_err;?>

                            Product Description

                                <input type="text" name="about" id="about" value="<?php echo $about;?>" />
<?php echo $about_err;?>

                    Listed On

                    <input type="text" name="listedon" id="listedon" value="" readonly="readonly" />

                    Purchased Price (₹)

                        <input type="text" name="Purchased_price" id="Purchased_price" value="<?php echo $Purchased_price; ?>" />
<?php echo $Purchased_price_err;?>

                    Buy Now Price (₹)

                    <input type="text" name="buy_now_price" id="buy_now_price" value="<?php echo $buy_now_price; ?>" />
<?php echo $buy_now_price_err;?>

                    Minimum Price (₹)

                        <input type="text" name="reserved_price" id="reserved_price" value="<?php echo $reserved_price; ?>" />
<?php echo $reserved_price_err; ?>

                    Sale End Date

                         <input type="text" name="sale_end_date" id="sale_end_date" value="<?php echo $sale_end_date; ?>" class="input-large" />
<?php echo $sale_end_date_err;?>

                Upload a Picture of Product

                    <input type="file" name="image" />
<?php echo $file_err; ?>

                    <input type="submit" class="bluishBtn button_small" name="submit" value="SAVE" id="submit">

                    <button name="cancel" id="cancel" type="button" class="greyishBtn button_small">Cancel</button>

            </form>

anyone please tell what is the error in this code?, why its not storing image.

A: Update your code form :
$con = mysqli_connect("localhost", "root", "", "csr");
 if(isset($_POST['submit']))
 {
 if (empty($_FILES['image']['name'])) {
            $file_err = "Please upload the Product Picture";
            //$e = false;
        } else {
            $ImageName = $_FILES['image']['name'];
            $fileElementName = 'image';
            $path = 'images/';
            $location = $path.$_FILES['image']['name'];
            move_uploaded_file($_FILES['image']['tmp_name'], $location);
            mysqli_query($con, "insert into products(image_path) values('$location')") or  die('Could not connect: ' . mysqli_error($con));
            header('Location:/sellproduct/index/image');
            mysqli_close($con);

        }

}


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Q: RE: Process builder condition not satisfying in test class I have written test class where iam inserting the task records and then task status field is updating.
Task taskRec1 = new Task();

taskRec1.AES_CNTR__UCID__c  = 'abcd';
taskRec1.ARM_Property__c = accountRec.id;
taskRec1.WhatId=cselist.id;
taskRec1.Subject = 'Call';
taskRec1.Status = 'In Progress';
taskRec1.Priority = 'Normal';
taskRec1.Regional__c=false;
taskList.add(taskRec1);
insert taskList;

taskRec1.Status = 'Completed';
taskRec1.Completed_By__c = taskRec1.LastModifiedBy.FirstName + '' + taskRec1.LastModifiedBy.LastName;

update taskRec1;

at the same time process builder is firing with the condition if task status is completed then update the task
task.completed_by__c = taskRec1.LastModifiedBy.FirstName + '' + taskRec1.LastModifiedBy.LastName;
Though I have satisfied the condition in  test class above update taskRec1.
still the test class is not passing.

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently updated its "Guideline for the Prevention of Surgical Site Infection (SSI)." The 2017 version of the guideline, published in the JAMA Surgery journal, updates the last version, released in 1999. Where in the past recommendations were based on what the CDC described as "expert opinion," it is now commonplace to base clinical guidelines on evidence-based grading.
To develop the new guideline, CDC set out to determine if there was evidence-based support for the 42 statements included in the old version. Following a substantial literature review of more than 5,000 pieces published from 1998 through April 2014, CDC made recommendations on just 17 of those statements.
Despite this outcome, the new guideline still includes important information for ambulatory surgery centers. Here are four of the key takeaways.
Patients should shower or bathe with soap or an antiseptic agent at least one night before the operative day.
Skin preparation in the operating room should be performed using an alcohol-based agent (unless contraindicated).
For clean and clean-contaminated procedures, do not give additional prophylactic antimicrobial doses after closing the surgical incision, even if the patient has a drain in place.
Do not apply topical antimicrobial agents to the incision.
Strengthening of existing processes. Generally, ASCs already following these recommendations, but their inclusion in the new guideline gives more "weight" to their importance. When ASCs tell patients about the need to bathe prior to a procedure or if a medical advisory committee (MAC) is considering the development of a policy that includes these recommendations, there is now a federal guideline that follows evidence-based evaluations to reference as support for the practices.
Powerful tool to change practices. In the event that any of an ASC's physicians are not already following these recommendations; the publishing of the new guideline can serve as a mechanism to standardize care. An ASC's MAC should share the guideline with these physicians and iterate the importance of following the federal guideline.
Legal basis for change. In the event of a litigious situation, authorities consider federal guidelines, such as those from the CDC and National Institutes of Health, as the "standard of practice" upon which they, in part, measure compliance. The potential legal risk of failing to follow federal recommendations can help persuade even the most stubborn of physicians to update their practices.


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In my last blogpost about adapters I promised a more detailed insight into instantiating Adapters & Service Objects. So here we go.
redirect_to product_path(product), notice: "Product created"
This is the simplest way, nothing new under the sun. When your needs are small, dependencies simple or non-existing (or created inside service, or you use globals, in other words: not passed explicitely) you might not need anything more.
Ideally we want to test our controllers in simplest possible way. In Rails codebase, unlike in desktop application, every controller action is an entry point into the system. Its our main() method. So we want our controllers to be very thin, instantiating the right kind of objects, giving them access to the input, and putting the whole world in motion. The simplest, the better, because controllers are the hardest beasts when it come to testing.
controlling the flow of the interaction by using redirect_to or render. In case of happy path as well as when something goes wrong.
These are the things you should be testing, nothing less, nothing more.
However mocking adapters might be necessary because we don't want to be sending or collecting our data from test environment.
When testing the service you need to instantiate it and its dependencies manually as well.
When instantiating becomes more complicated I extract the process of creating the full object into an injector. The purpose is to make it easy to create new instance everywhere and to make it trivial for people to overwrite the dependencies by overwriting methods.
The nice thing is you can test the instantiating process itself easily with injector (or skip it completely if you consider it to be typo-testing that provides very little value) and don't bother much with it anymore.
Here we only test that we can inject the objects and change the dependencies.
Our controller is only interested in cooperating with create_product_service. It doesn't care what needs to be done to fully set it up. It's the job of Injector. We can throw away the code for creating the service.
You can use the injector in your tests as well. Just include it. Rspec is a DSL that is just creating classes and method for you. You can overwrite the metrics_adapter dependency using Rspec DSL with let or just by defining metrics_adapter method yourself.
Just remember that let is adding memoization for you automatically. If you use your own method definition make sure to memoize as well (in some cases it is not necessary, but when you start stubbing/mocking it is).
There is nothing preventing you from mixing classic ruby OOP with Rspec DSL. You can use it to your advantage.
The downside that I see is that you can't easily say from reading the code that metrics_adapter is a dependency of our class under test (CreateProductService). As I said in simplest case it might not be worthy, in more complicated ones it might be however.
Here is a more complicated example from one of our project.
You might also consider using dependor gem for this.
The nice thing about dependor is that it provides a lot of small APIs and doesn't force you to use any of them. Some of them do more magic (I am looking at you Dependor::AutoInject) and some of medium level (Dependor::Injectable) and some almost none magic whatsoever(Dependor::Shorty). You can use only the parts that you like and are comfortable with.
The simple way that just checks if things don't crash and nothing more.
For testing the service you go whatever way you want. Create new instance manually or use Dependor::Isolate.
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Q: Whether the population exists in an experimental study? In my oral exam one of my teachers asked whether the population exists in an experimental study.
I answered: "Yes. the population exists in an experimental study. And I will get it from my interested subject."
But he rejected the answer and told me that the population does not exist in an experimental study but exists in an observational study.
I have not understood it. If the population does not exist in an experimental study, then how can I get my sample ?

A: I found the best answer (IMO) in a dated but wonderful book: Arthur S. Goldberger, A Course in Econometrics, 1991, Chapter 16.
In experimental studies the $\mathbf{x}_i$ define $n$ "subpopulations", or strata. A random drawing is made for each stratum, that is, $y_1$ is drawn from stratum 1, $y_2$ is drawn from stratum 2, and so on. In this scheme, the sampled $y$'s are not identically distributed; they are drawn from different strata. The researcher controls the $\mathbf{x}$ values and imposes them on the subjects; he defines (we could say: he creates) the relevant "subpopulations", or strata. Furthermore, the list of $n$ selected $\mathbf{x}$ vectors and their values is maintained in repeated sampling, so:

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*the expectations of the successive $y$'s will depend only on $i$, and one can then write $E(y_i)$ instead of $E(y_i\mid\mathbf{x}_i)$ (the $\mathbf{X}$ matrix is typically nonstochastic);

*it does not make sense to use the sample to estimate the population means and variances of the $x$'s and $y$; the sample on $\mathbf{x}$ is not randomly drawn from the population joint distribution of $\mathbf{x}$ (is controlled by the researcher), and consequently the sample on $y$ is not randomly drawn from the population marginal distribution of $y$.

A: Can it be explained like the following so that I can say the population is non-existing ?
suppose we are interested about a new drug whether it removes headache or not. A sample of 50 people who have headache are being taken and the new drug and placebo are randomly given to the units. Here  we didn't take the sample from the population that have headache and take the drugsince we couldn't identified the population physically , rather we randomly gave the  new drug to the 25 people who have headache. and after test procedure based on this 25 peolple we are talking about the whole population that if the population have headache and they were given the drug,then the result would like that at $alpha=0.5$ level of significance.
If the population do exist here than we would first identified the population here that have headache and take the drug ; and then we would take a random sample of $25$  and based on the sample we would draw the inference here.
The only difference I am getting here is that :
$\bullet$In sampling design, we first identify the population and randomly select our sample. We didn't apply here any treatment and this is observational study.So here population is existing here.
But
$\bullet$In experimental design we first draw our sample and think that if my population would fulfill the condition like my sample, then it would also produce the result at $\alpha$ level of significance. So here population is non-existing here.


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The Central Intelligence Agency crucified a prisoner in Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad, according to a report published in The New Yorker magazine.
"A forensic examiner found that he (the prisoner) had essentially been crucified; he died from asphyxiation after having been hung by his arms, in a hood, and suffering broken ribs," the magazine's Jane Mayer writes in the magazine's June 22nd issue. "Military pathologists classified the case a homicide." The date of the murder was not given.
"No criminal charges have ever been brought against any C.I.A. officer involved in the torture program, despite the fact that at least three prisoners interrogated by agency personnel died as a result of mistreatment," Mayer notes.
An earlier report, by John Hendren in The Los Angeles Times indicted other torture killings. And Human Rights First says nearly 100 detainees have died in U.S. custody in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Diffuse Alveolar Hemorrhage in Primary Versus Secondary Antiphospholipid Syndrome
Swathi S. Sangli, Jay H. Ryu, Misbah Baqir
Background Diffuse alveolar hemorrhage (DAH) occurs in patients with both primary and secondary antiphospholipid antibody syndrome (APS). We sought to determine the differences in clinical presentation, management, and outcomes of DAH in these patients. Methods We performed a medical records review study and reviewed 30 patients with DAH in the setting of primary and secondary antiphospholipid syndrome seen at our institution between January 1, 1997, and December 31, 2018. We analyzed their demographics, clinical presentation, laboratory values, imaging studies, lung pathology results, management, and outcomes. Results The patients in the secondary APS cohort were younger (median age, 48.5 vs 58 years) and comprised more females (75% vs 17%) compared with those with primary APS (p < 0.05). Two thirds of patients in the secondary APS group were anemic compared with less than one fourth in the primary APS group (p = 0.005). At the time of the first episode of DAH, the patients in the secondary APS required invasive and noninvasive ventilation, antibiotics, and combination immunosuppressive therapy (includes a combination of glucocorticoids with immunosuppressants or intravenous immunoglobulins or plasma exchange) more often compared with those with primary APS. There was only one in-hospital death (3% in-hospital mortality). One-year and 5-year mortality rates were 20% and 27%, respectively, with no significant difference between the primary and secondary APS groups. Conclusions Diffuse alveolar hemorrhage in the setting of APS, especially secondary APS, can be severe. However, in-hospital mortality is uncommon with current management strategies.
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Sangli, S. S., Ryu, J. H., & Baqir, M. (2021). Diffuse Alveolar Hemorrhage in Primary Versus Secondary Antiphospholipid Syndrome. Journal of Clinical Rheumatology, 27(8), E297-E301. https://doi.org/10.1097/RHU.0000000000001358
Diffuse Alveolar Hemorrhage in Primary Versus Secondary Antiphospholipid Syndrome. / Sangli, Swathi S.; Ryu, Jay H.; Baqir, Misbah.
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Sangli, SS, Ryu, JH & Baqir, M 2021, 'Diffuse Alveolar Hemorrhage in Primary Versus Secondary Antiphospholipid Syndrome', Journal of Clinical Rheumatology, vol. 27, no. 8, pp. E297-E301. https://doi.org/10.1097/RHU.0000000000001358
Sangli SS, Ryu JH, Baqir M. Diffuse Alveolar Hemorrhage in Primary Versus Secondary Antiphospholipid Syndrome. Journal of Clinical Rheumatology. 2021 Dec 1;27(8):E297-E301. https://doi.org/10.1097/RHU.0000000000001358
Sangli, Swathi S. ; Ryu, Jay H. ; Baqir, Misbah. / Diffuse Alveolar Hemorrhage in Primary Versus Secondary Antiphospholipid Syndrome. In: Journal of Clinical Rheumatology. 2021 ; Vol. 27, No. 8. pp. E297-E301.
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After only two years of service, Minecraft Earth is shutting down in June, due to the continuing global pandemic.
The massive success of Pokemon Go led to a number of high-profile copycats, which used the faces of some of the biggest franchises on the planet. These include Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, and the Japan-exclusive Dragon Quest Walk. Mojang decided to enter the AR gaming arena in 2019, with the launch of Minecraft Earth. The game uses AR technology to make it seem as if the player is building Minecraft structures in the real world.
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2020 led to a number of AR games drastically changing direction, and not all of them will survive until the end of 2021. The developers of Minecraft Earth have announced on Twitter that the game is ending its service on June 30, 2021. The game will remain active until then.
A post on the official Minecraft website goes into further detail. The global pandemic is the reason for the game shutting down, as it's based around traveling and co-op play. The game will receive one final update today, which will remove the monetization aspects of Minecraft Earth, and add the remaining content that was being developed for the game. If you have any remaining ruby balance, then it will be converted into Minecoins, which can be spent on the Minecraft Marketplace. If you spent any real-world money on Minecraft Earth, then you are also entitled to a free copy of Minecraft, but only on mobile phones.
The mixture of Minecraft and the Pokemon Go formula seemed like a license to print money, but it wasn't meant to be. There is only so much room in a gamer's schedule for AR games, and Pokemon Go cemented its place long before the competitors could get their act together. We'll never know for sure if Minecraft Earth could have survived or thrived if the pandemic never happened, but the game simply cannot function with the way things are. It's understandable why the sun needs to set on Minecraft Earth.
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A pediatrician is a doctor who specializes in the regular care of children, as well as the diagnosis and treatment of illness in children. Young patients are often more complicated to treat because they are still growing and developing.
While pediatricians may sub-specialize in specific therapy areas like oncology, surgery, ophthalmology, and anesthesiology, in general, pediatricians provide services like vaccinations, health exams, and treatment of common ailments and injuries. In addition, pediatricians are trained to handle the complex emotional and behavioral issues faced by children, especially during puberty.
Pediatricians normally see their patients from birth until the age of 18, although some may agree to treat patients into their early 20s, if requested.
An internist is a physician who focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of conditions that affect the adult population—both acute and chronic.
These doctors are often who adults see as their primary physicians because they treat a broad range of illnesses that do not require surgical or specialist interventions. They also work to help a patient maintain optimal health in order to prevent the onset of disease.
In addition to treating the common cold and flu, internists also treat chronic diseases like diabetes and heart disease.
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In Brief: A former AEGIS recon pilot who is now an AEGIS superhero by means of a jetpack, a blaster pistol, and the enthusiasm of a gamer accessing a cheat console.
Description: Ian stands tall at nearly six feet with an average build, but otherwise he looks rather unremarkable. His short black hair is generally always in a hopeless mess to the point that even AEGIS regulations, which insist on cleanliness, had to make an exception in his case. That and a usually cheerful or friendly expression on his face may combine to give off an impression of seeming less than bright, but his brown eyes are always sharp and paying attention to his surroundings. Whenever he can get away with it, Ian tends towards casual clothes, and usually wears a light jacket with a t-shirt underneath, blue jeans and a pair of sneakers, and wears different variations from day to day. Otherwise, he can be seen in his AEGIS uniform (whether it's his pilot suit or dress uniform).
As Slipstream, he wears an armored jumpsuit of a dark navy-blue color with white stripes, and various compartments on the suit hold miscellaneous pieces of equipment should the need for them emerge. The jetpack, which is of a silver hue, is naturally strapped onto his back, and is attached to the hero through reinforced straps. The pack itself is not too bulky, but it does give the impression of looking like a glorified bulky rucksack (albeit a bit more elegant looking). To finish the look, Slipstream wears a silver helmet that has no distinguishing features aside from glowing blue eye slit visors and small "wings" pointing backwards at the sides.
History: There isn't really anything remarkable about Ian Smith. A native of Freedom City, he could be described as relatively normal; he loved video games (and still does), dragged his feet with schoolwork, and got dirty in the occassional sport. Also like most other kids in Freedom City, he grew up idolizing the superheroes that protected them. In particular, Ian grew up admiring the heroes who could fly over the tallest buildings like birds, and he promised himself that he would join them one day.
Unfortunately, the sudden superhero transformation turning him into something that could pound the badguys into the pavement never did happen, but the childhood fascination of wanting to fly (and zapping badguys) never did completely vanish. After finishing highschool, Ian applied for and was accepted as a flight officer in AEGIS. Surprisingly enough, he excelled during flight officer training, and his instructors saw him fit for duty as a reconaissance pilot. He would serve well in that role, and in the many skirmishes AEGIS fought against superpowered criminals, Ian would scout ahead and report back to ground personnel information on their target.
However, Ian's luck seemingly ran out in a skirmish against agents of SHADOW when his aircraft was shot down amd he was captured. During his captivity under SHADOW, he was relocated to a holding facility which at the time doubled as a storage area for an upcoming weapons deal. Among the items stockpiled laid a prototype rocket pack, something that attracted Ian's attention for the duration of his imprisonment. Fortunately for Ian, AEGIS had taken the time and effort to organize a rescue effort (along with the odd nearby hero or two), and the pilot didn't have to wait long before the attack arrived. It was during the chaos of the rescue effort that Ian was able to slip out of his cell, but rather than simply try to escape, his fixation with the jetpack ran its course. Without a second thought, he slung the jetpack and its accompanying equipment on and made his getaway.
Some time after Ian's debriefing, AEGIS decided that they had a new asset in the "acquired" jetpack, and approached Ian (the only personnel with any experience with the jetpack) about becoming an AEGIS-sanctioned "superhero." Given his childhood fascination with flying heroes, Ian took very little convincing.
Personality & Motivation: Ian is a laid back individual whose preference is to "take things easy." He can usually be found with a friendly expression on his face, and it is pretty difficult to get him angry or annoyed. He also has a tendency to openly comment on things he finds interesting or flat out ridiculous, and just plain speaking his mind; if he weren't so good at his job as a pilot, he could possibly have been brought up on charges of insubordination. If one can get past this, he is easy enough to approach, and can be a solid friend or comrade.
Ian did not really need much prodding to jump at the call. His childhood dream of becoming a superhero never truly left him, and the chance to actually join their ranks was an offer he would have been crazy to pass up. However, he also was raised with the important lesson of "always try to do the right thing," a creed he does his best to live up to. As a pilot, he was always able to help, but a simple aircraft against superpowered villains left him feeling somewhat irrelevant in the grand scheme of things; now, with the path of a hero open to him, he feels he might be able to make a noticeable (even if small) difference.
Powers & Tactics: Ian's training and tactics as a reconaissance pilot translates into his tactics as Slipstream. Rather than a direct attack, Slipstream prefers to skirimish with his opponents. After sizing up the opposition, he will engage the enemy with ranged attacks along with misleading them through generated holograms of himself. The entire time, he is airborne and never gets too close.
Naturally, he has no supernatural powers, and relies entirely on his training and his devices to see the day through.
I see nothing horrible here.


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Miami penthouses and submarines—where Aston Martin went wrong
Andrew Frankel
Some expressed surprise at the departure of Andy Palmer from Aston Martin but of those I've spoken to, more were surprised only that it had not happened sooner. From the moment he took Aston Martin into the public domain in late 2018 and saw its shares free fall, his days surely were numbered. And when Lawrence Stroll came in as chairman complete with a £540 million ($662.8M) rescue package, some thought Palmer's job would be a condition of the buy in.
So how did it all go so wrong? I remember Aston Martin under its previous management, its aging product, growing debt, and unpublicized acrimony in the boardroom. Palmer arrived and swept through the organization like a healing wind. He had charm, dedication and, above all, a plan. Aston Martin would succumb to the inevitable and build an SUV: Porsche had shown that the profits that could be derived therefrom could be utterly transformative. With the help of those profits, Aston Martin would build a truly great sports car (Vantage), a Grand Tourer (DB11) and super sports tourer (DBS).
And it would break into a new territory: you only have to look at Ferrari, Lamborghini, and McLaren to know there is money to be made in mid-engine supercars. Problem was, 40-year old Bulldog concept aside, Aston had never done one. It needed to establish its credentials in the field, hence Valkyrie, Valhalla, and even Formula 1.
No one will ever convince me that was anything other than a good plan. Where it went wrong, as has happened so many times in Aston's past, was its implementation. Too much, too soon with too few resources. The Lagonda project stretched credibility, and sidelines like light aircraft, submersibles, and Miami apartment blocks didn't help. The City lost confidence, the share price fell and, for Palmer at least, the end was nigh.
Except he was by no means wholly to blame for 2019, one of the worst years in Aston's decidedly checkered history. It was not his fault that the crucial Chinese market collapsed and it was entirely sensible, if hideously expensive, to stockpile parts so the company could continue to assemble cars in what seemed at times the very real possibility of a no-deal Brexit. And it's not as if the company has been making bad cars of late: I'd say its current line up is the strongest it's ever been, though someone should have had the courage to say both the looks and pricing of the Vantage were wrong.
As for the future, in Tobias Moers Aston Martin now has a boss with a proven track record, having transformed the business at AMG he had hitherto headed. He's an engineer, and a car guy from head to toe. He will rattle some cages and ruffle some feathers I have no doubt, but that's probably a good thing.
But what kind of company should the Moers Aston Martin be? Smaller and more premium in my view. The aim of 15,000 cars a year should be halved. Some have called for the DBX to be canned, but at this stage with the car finished, that would be a mistake, especially as the order book is full, despite the lack of a hybrid. If I were Moers, I'd used my contacts at Mercedes to get a hybrid into DBX pronto, keep the V-8, and look at doing a high-power version, too.
The Vantage should be allowed to see out its natural life with increasingly expensive and more special versions (we know the V-12 fits, for instance), but not be replaced. The DB11 and DBS should be amalgamated into a single super coupe while the full-steam-ahead order should be made to fast-track the new Vanquish, the first of the standard production mid-engine cars.
That provides an SUV, a super coupe, and a mid-engine supercar: three distinct offerings covering most of the scope of the high luxury category. In time, I still think the rebirth of Lagonda as an all-electric rival to Rolls-Royce has merit, but that for now should remain on the wish list.
Most of all however I have faith in Aston Martin, despite its recent travails. It has survived far worse times with massively inferior product in the past, so I see no reason why it should not rise again.
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Home - Arcade & Amusement Industry News - International Buyers Key Focus As MGS Prepares New Rates For Visitor Travel...
International Buyers Key Focus As MGS Prepares New Rates For Visitor Travel Subsidies
International buyers remain a key focus following the success of the 2014 buyer's subsidy initiative, as the Macao Gaming Show (MGS) is finalising details on its new rates scheme for travel subsidies to provide support funding for international buyers and visitors to this year's exhibition.
Part of a pioneering programme launched by the SAR Government to increase trade and industry within the region, the Macao Gaming Show is completing work on a series of special grants to help official buyers plan for their trip to MGS in November.
Included in the offering will be significant subsidies to qualified buyers, with contributions available towards the costs of round trip flight travel, transportation services to Macau and hotel accommodation in Macau or Taipa for up to four nights.
Last year's scheme drew a record number of international visitors to the expo – 12,000 drawn from 20 countries – sparking a huge rise in attendance across the board. And this year, MGS is looking to build on the subsidy programme which is available to qualified buyers coming to the industry's premier exhibition and conference, regardless of the size of their organisation or geographical base.
Marina Wong, Event Director and General Manager at MGS, said: "Last year's Buyers Channel subsidies were a resounding success, contributing to our best attendance figures yet."
"We're currently finalising details on our implementation of this year's innovative scheme, which would offer exciting opportunities for businesses all around the world to develop trading relationships with the Macau gaming and entertainment industry. We have all been working very hard to help drive trade and industry throughout the region, and the support of the SAR Government – especially initiatives to promote its broader vision for Macau, has played a key role in making MGS one of Asia's most exciting trade shows."
Macau is currently striving to match its global reputation for gaming with a world-class leisure and tourism offering, and the Government-initiated Exhibition Stimulation Program is just one of the projects moving it toward this goal.
Macao Gaming Show, and more importantly its owners, the MGEMA – comprising the top 150 gaming companies in the region – have been strong supporters of this broader campaign, sending delegations to key events to help promote the concept and enrich the diversity and quality of Macau's global shows by pulling in trade from a broader business community around the world.
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Two-time European Tour winner Lee Slattery has become the first professional golfer to be a global ambassador for Leica Sport Optics.
The 37-year-old will endorse the company's high-end laser rangefinders – the Pinmaster II and Pinmaster II Pro – after meeting with Leica product manager for golf, Julian Burczyk, at the recent BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth.
As well as using the Leica Pinmaster II Pro rangefinder on the course, Slattery will also record his activities on the European Tour with a Leica Q digital camera and will share images on Leica's social media channels, giving the public a great insight into life on tour.
To find out more about the Leica Pinmaster II and Pinmaster II Pro rangefinders, visit Leica Golfsport on Facebook here.


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The business area is one of the Nordic region's largest independent distributors of batteries and has agents for several leading global brands. The companies hold cutting-edge expertise and leading market positions in their respective niche areas. Demand depends on developments in the markets for special vehicles, energy and the electronics industry. Rapid technological development drives demand for technically skilled companies that can contribute in the products' design phase.
Business conditions continued to vary from one customer to another and among product segments, but overall demand was stable during the year. The biggest customer segment in the business area, special vehicles, showed high demand, and we increased sales of control and ergonomics products. The market for new types of battery technology developed strongly, while demand for traditional battery solutions declined. In the telecom and wind power customer segments, business conditions remained weak, whereas demand from electronics-based customers increased.
The strongest increase in demand during the year came from manufacturers of special vehicles, in segments such as forklift trucks and mining and forestry machinery. In pace with the growing need for raw materials, and as more and more goods are being shipped worldwide and logistics management is taking on an increasingly important role, the need for modern special vehicles is also on the rise. Many such vehicles use systems solutions and products from Power Solutions.


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{
    using Newtonsoft.Json;
    using System.Collections;
    using System.Collections.Generic;
    using System.Linq;

    /// <summary>
    /// A collection of VideoAnalyzer items.
    /// </summary>
    public partial class VideoAnalyzerCollection
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Initializes a new instance of the VideoAnalyzerCollection class.
        /// </summary>
        public VideoAnalyzerCollection()
        {
            CustomInit();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Initializes a new instance of the VideoAnalyzerCollection class.
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        /// <param name="value">A collection of VideoAnalyzer items.</param>
        public VideoAnalyzerCollection(IList<VideoAnalyzerAccount> value = default(IList<VideoAnalyzerAccount>))
        {
            Value = value;
            CustomInit();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// An initialization method that performs custom operations like setting defaults
        /// </summary>
        partial void CustomInit();

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets a collection of VideoAnalyzer items.
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty(PropertyName = "value")]
        public IList<VideoAnalyzerAccount> Value { get; set; }

    }
}

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