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Q: Does the Lie derivative of a symmetric tensor remain symmetric?
Does the Lie derivative of a symmetric $(1,1)$- tensor along a non-vanishing vector field remain symmetric? If the answer is positive how to prove it, else does the following equation hold?

$$g((\mathscr{L}_VT)X,V)\stackrel{?}{=}g(X,(\mathscr{L}_VT)V),\qquad\forall X\in \mathfrak{X}(M).$$
where $(M,g)$ is a Riemannian manifold and $T$ a symmetric $(1,1)$- tensor and $V$ is a non-vanishing vector field.

A: In general, the Lie derivative of a symmetric $(1,1)$-tensor need not be symmetric. The basic reason is because "symmetry" of a $(1,1)$-tensor really means self-adjointness, which depends on the metric. So unless $V$ is a Killing vector field (meaning $\mathscr L_V g\equiv 0$), there's no reason to expect $\mathscr L_V T$ to be symmetric when $T$ is.
Now the identity you asked about is a little weaker than saying $\mathscr L_V T$ is self-adjoint, because one of the vectors you're applying $\mathscr L_V T$ to is $V$ itself. But even this weaker identity need not hold if $V$ is not a Killing vector field.
Here's a counterexample. In $\mathbb R^2$ with the Euclidean metric, let
\begin{align*}
T &= \partial_ x \otimes dy + \partial_y \otimes dx,\\
V &= y\partial_y,\\
X &= \partial_x.
\end{align*}
Then we compute
\begin{align*}
\mathscr L_V dx &= 0, &\mathscr L_V dy &= dy,\\
\mathscr L_V \partial_x &= 0, & \mathscr L_V \partial_y &= -\partial_y,\\
\mathscr L_V T &= \partial _x \otimes dy - \partial_y \otimes dx,
\end{align*}
and therefore
\begin{align*}
g((\mathscr L_V T)X,V) &= g(-\partial_y,y\partial_y) =-y,\\
g(X,(\mathscr L_V T)V) &= g(\partial_x,y\partial_x) =y.
\end{align*}
On the other hand, if $V$ is a Killing vector field, then in fact $\mathscr L_V T$ is symmetric whenever $T$ is. Here's a proof. The fact that $V$ is a Killing vector field means $\mathscr L_V \big(g(X,Y)) = g(\mathscr L_V X,Y) + g(X,\mathscr L_V Y)$ for all vector fields $X$ and $Y$. Thus
\begin{align*}
0
&= \mathscr L_V \big( g(TX,Y) - g(X,TY)\big)\\
&= g((\mathscr L_V T)X,Y) + g(T(\mathscr L_V X),Y) + g(TX,\mathscr L_V Y)\\
&\quad - g(\mathscr L_V X,TY) - g(X,(\mathscr L_V T)Y) - g(X,T(\mathscr L_V Y))\\
&= g((\mathscr L_V T)X,Y)  - g(X,(\mathscr L_V T)Y),
\end{align*}
where in the second line, I've used $\mathscr L_V(TX) = (\mathscr L_V T)X + T(\mathscr L_V X)$, and in the last line I've canceled four terms using the fact that $T$ is self-adjoint.


Taking a closer look at the adidas Elastic Slip On that will be released together with the "Pink Beach" collection for Pharrell Williams in preparations for summer'16!
A classic white/green color combination will be released on the Slip On (one would easily remember that colorway from the adidas Stan Smith), as well as a tropical variegated-stripe option, that well represents the bold imagination and creative spirit of the favorite pop icon.
The Slip On adopted stretch patched-tape uppers and moulded nubuck heels to create lightweight comfort and breathability, perfect for the summer heat!
More photos of your only summer sneakers below.
Let's bring the attention back to the latest drop, Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 "Oxford Tan". The frenzy continues, only with a laid-back vibe on this popular silhouette. We see similar treatments as the Moonrock, however like all of his other releases, they were gone in minutes.
Arguably one of the most hyped series of the year, do you agree that Adidas just came on top among competitors with a year-round release of their BOOST technology?
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Don't get us wrong, we merely believed this might just be what most might name at first glance: "What The Fieg".
We know about the hype in all of his works on this silhouette, so how about paying tribute to Ronnie Fieg's works to draw a closure to the Asics Gel Lyte III 25th Anniversary? Named "Homage", this pair of mismatched GL III features 13 designs of RF's past works and conceptions.
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Launching this collaboration since World Cup 2014, BAPE FC is back to get the sneakerheads drooling!
The highlight of this drop will definitely be the PUMA X BAPE shark camo hoodie, with both brandings across the chest and the back of the hoodie.
Integrating BAPE's iconic camo with a few of PUMA's famous sneaker silhouettes, this release will see a wide range of apparel, footwear and accessories. Releasing together during this launch – a pair of white BAPE camo Puma Blaze of Glory, 2 pairs of Puma Disc in the recognizable camo upper and lastly a subtle pair of Puma R698.
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When they said the collaboration projects will only get bigger for Singapore's biggest sneaker boutique Limited Edt, we know they meant it. This time round with Adidas, we see a team up in the iconic silhouette of the Superstar 80v and the trendiest model at the moment – ZX Flux.
Taking inspirations from a national garment using the batik fabric, we spot floral print incorporating the orchid and expertly blending in both the Adidas Trefoil logo and LE logo in this project. The ZX Flux took the bolder approach of featuring the print on the blue batik upper, together with rose gold detailing on the lacelock, eyelets as well as heel cage and Torsion stabilizer. On the other hand, the subtle Superstar 80v featured black batik fabric on the lining and tongue while using soft tumbled leather for the upper. Notice steel shelltoes of late? Then you probably won't want to miss out this pair of Superstar 80v. The rose gold steel shelltoe is a head-turner!
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15th April 1981, we witnessed the official naming of Vanda 'Miss Joaquim' as Singapore's own National Flower. The vibrant colours, hardiness and resilience reflected the qualities of Singapore spirit and was thus chosen in particular from a selection of 40 flowers.
Fast forward 2015, Singapore's very own sneaker boutique – Limited Edt pays homage to 50 years of Singapore's independence for the latest Asics Gel Lyte III 25th Anniversary. Inspired and named "Vanda", this has got to be the most detailed pair you've seen on any Gel Lyte III for the 25th Anniversary project. The concept of this release uses jacquard fabric with a woven print to create a texture to differentiate themselves from other projects currently in the market. Black tumbled leather was used across the upper as well as the tongue while a sweet violet leather lining was used to create a subtle attention on feet. Contrasting teal colored stitching was applied for binding the leather and jacquard fabric together.
Similar to all other local collab released, how can we forget about the special box? We see a sleek black box with a tonal Spot-UV application of the jacquard upper printed on the box lid, and LE X Asics in their recognizable logos on the side of the box. Accompanied with this box are thoughtful gifts specially prepared for this release – a matching tie as well as a shoe protector spray for the jacquard upper.
Available for both Men and Women (smallest US4), click on the images below for more detailed shots, including a peek at how you can match the Limited Edt X Asics Gel Lyte III "Vanda" for your formal occasions.
This release is certainly your type of game! Featuring a soft buttery suede upper in 4 different colours and contrasting white 'N' logo placement, these Made in the USA 576 dishes out the right amount of funk in the classic 576 silhouette.
Spot the complementary suede heel tabs to add vibrancy to the busy colour palette used in the repurposed camouflage patterning at the tongue, toe box, ankle support and heel.
We never thought camo could get any crazier until these US576.
While Japan's Hender Scheme is carving out a niche with its handmade, veg-tanned leather reinterpretations of classic sneakers, including one that took inspirations from Jordan's classic Air Jordan IV. Now it looks like Jordan Brand is turning tables with a natural leather Jordan I, with no reinterpretations. Is that a way of declaring its supremacy? Only time will tell.
Topping things off are a set of leather laces – the exact ones used on the Jordan IV by Hender Scheme, a Pinnacle-exclusive card as well as a white dust bag, similar to the ones we've last seen in the Just Don X Air Jordan II.
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One look and you will definitely find the midsole exceptionally familiar. That's the exact same thoughts as us.
Well, if you've been a fan of the ZX Flux especially since the 1st batch of releases, it wouldn't be hard to notice that the popular multicolored Prism colorway is back, only on the midsole of this release.
With a breathable mesh black upper and a grey heel cage to allow focus only on the midsole, this pair of ZX Flux promises an air circulated comfort for you.
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#TeamFP celebrated the 25th Anniversary of the Asics GL III with the latest collaboration – 'Squad'.
The infamous gas mask logo was the main inspiration behind this project. Similar to its ASICS Gel Kayano, the Asics Gel-Lyte III uses olive suede upper with metallic gold and black details throughout. Spot the difference in the suede used at the split-tongue of the GL III.
Notice a 'FP SQUAD' patch embroidered with the message '11 Members, 1 Squad Leader' on the inside of the split-tongue.
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For years the greatest concern anyone had about nuclear power in the Middle East was how it might lead to Iran acquiring atomic weapons. Nowadays it is two of the region's Arab monarchies, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, that are the focus of debate.
In the case of Saudi Arabia, the issue is the risk of proliferation of fissile materials. Across the border to the east, the UAE's well-advanced nuclear energy scheme has become yet another facet of a bitter diplomatic rift with former ally Qatar.
Over recent months it has been the Saudi plans which have been causing most concern in Washington. Like many oil-rich countries in the region, Saudi Arabia is keen to diversify its domestic energy supplies, not least so it can sell more of its oil and natural gas overseas. As a result, it has been toying with the idea of building nuclear power plants for more than a decade.
A string of ambitious schemes have been announced and then quietly forgotten over the years, but these days there are signs that the plans might at last come to fruition. In September last year, energy, industry and mineral resources minister Khalid Al-Falih said studies were under way on potential sites for the country's first nuclear plants. Earlier this month, the country's nuclear agency, known as King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy, launched a programme to train Saudis in uranium exploration and mining.
U.S. firms have been courting the Riyadh government for the contracts to build the nuclear plants and supply the technology, often with the strong support of the White House. Figures in or close to the administration of President Donald Trump have been pushing to do a deal on nuclear technology with Saudi Arabia for several years. Some of those efforts (and the concerns they have prompted) were set out in a recent report issued by Elijah Cummings, chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Reform.
However, Riyadh appears to be extremely resistant to the idea of signing up to the sort of controls the U.S. usually insists on with any nuclear energy deal. These are set out in Section 123 of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 (and are thus generally known as 123 Agreements) and, among other things, would restrict Riyadh's ability to mine and enrich its own uranium reserves and reprocess spent fuel rods.
Saudi resistance to a 123 Agreement has alarmed many in Washington and a number of senior politicians have warned the White House not to allow U.S. nuclear technology to be exported to Saudi Arabia without the proper controls in place.
There have long been rumors that Saudi Arabia has an understanding with Pakistan to supply nuclear weapons and some now wonder if Riyadh might want to develop its own atomic bombs.
The arguments over the UAE's nuclear plans are, for now at least, more parochial in nature and are linked to the wider dispute between an alliance of Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE on the one hand, and Qatar on the other.
The UAE and its allies have imposed a trade and travel boycott on Qatar since June 2017, in retaliation for what they claim is Doha's support for terrorist groups and interreference in their domestic affairs (charges that Doha firmly denies).
In the latest element of that dispute, Qatar has written to the UN's nuclear watchdog the IAEA to raise concerns about the UAE's nuclear power activities – it is building a fleet of four reactors at Barakah with the help of a South Korean consortium, with the first reactor due to start up next year.
According to a Reuters report, Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs wrote to IAEA director general Yukiya Amano to claim the UAE's plants pose a threat to regional stability and the environment and it has asked the UN agency to develop a framework to ensure the safe operation of nuclear energy in the Gulf.
Qatar claims any accidental discharge from the UAE plant could send radioactive material to Doha within 5-13 hours and that any radiation leak would have a devastating effect on water supplies, given the region's reliance on desalination plants. It also says the technology being used at the plant is relatively untested, as only one other reactor of this type is in operation.
The issues over the Saudi nuclear plans – and, to a lesser extent, those of the UAE – have in many ways eclipsed the debate over Iran's formerly controversial activities.
A nuclear deal signed by Iran and seven other world powers to great fanfare in July 2015 was designed to put a stop to concerns that Tehran was trying to develop a nuclear weapons capability (something it has always denied), while still allowing it to develop nuclear power stations; Iran has a Russian-designed nuclear power plant at Bushehr on the Gulf coast which it is currently expanding.
The U.S. unilaterally withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal in May 2018, but the other signatories have stuck with it and the IAEA has repeatedly confirmed that Iran is sticking to its commitments.
A sign of the success of the nuclear deal is that the U.S. government now focuses its criticism on Iran's missile programme and its alleged destabilizing activities in the region, rather than on the nuclear issue specifically.


With 4th of July preparations underway, we thought it would be a good idea to re-post excerpts from some previous 4th of July articles. Have a Happy and Safe 4th of July!
Hearing: A dog's hearing is ten times more sensitive than a human's. If the fireworks sound that loud to you, imagine what they must sound like to your dog! Also, the sudden silence after all the booming and banging is over can be quite jarring to a dog.
Flashing lights: More skittish dogs may not be able to handle the random, flashing light of the fireworks well. It may leave them confused and disoriented, or conversely, make them agitated.
Lots of people: If you're taking your dog to a large park or festival where there will be a great deal of people, your dog might get overwhelmed if he's not used to being around that many strangers. Many experts recommend not bringing your dogs to public venues for fireworks, as the potential for harm to your dog or others is too high.
Your reactions: A dog might interpret your "ooh" and "aah" as pain or fear and become agitated because he wants to protect you.
General Anxiety: If your dog is skittish and anxious to begin with, fireworks will more than likely send him into panic mode. It's important to know your dog's temperament before even considering exposing him to fireworks.
Cesar Millan of TV's "The Dog Whisperer" recommends several ways you can train your dog at home in preparation for fireworks season. He suggests that you play an audio recording of fireworks during one of the dog's favorite activities, such as playing with toys or eating a meal. Gradually increase the volume of the recording over several days. This will help the dog get used to the sound and associate it with an enjoyable, stress-free activity.
Dog training classes are also available to help condition your dog for fireworks and other loud noises. Ask your local animal shelter or pet store if they are aware of any such noise-sensitivity training classes in your area.
This preparation is particularly important if you are planning to bring your dog with you to any outdoor fireworks displays. While some experts (including those from The Humane Society of the United States) warn against this practice, others believe that it may be acceptable for some dogs provided they have the proper training and temperament.
Finally, if your dog is particularly anxious around loud noises and if training has not helped calm him or her down, you might consider consulting a vet before the holiday. If your dog is in good health, your vet may prescribe a sedative to help him or her cope with the noise.
When the big day arrives, here are several steps you can take to help ensure your dog will be safe once the first explosion goes off. If you are outdoors, make sure you monitor your dog throughout the display, and keep a firm grip on the leash at all times. Also, be ready to move your dog in the car or even indoors if they show signs of panic.
If your dog is staying at home, make sure they are secure and cannot escape outdoors. This is serious: The Humane Society shared a tragic story of a dog that escaped in panic during a fireworks celebration nearby and was killed by a passing car. You should also consider crating your dog to reduce the likelihood of panic-induced destructive behavior.
Before getting back to your celebrations, make sure that your dog calms down after the fireworks grand finale. If you are outside, experts recommend that you take them in your car or indoors, and replace the sudden silence with a more calming sound, like the radio or your voice.
If your dog is inside, check on him or her as soon as possible to make sure he is safe. Experts do not recommend "coddling" your dog, as it may in fact reinforce their scared reactions. Instead, distract him or her with a toy and playing a favorite game. Remain calm and "confident" at all times to encourage the same behavior in your dog.
Dog owners know that fireworks, while perhaps the loudest of the summer traditions, are not the only scary time for dogs in the summer. Thunderstorms also cause anxiety in dogs.
According to the American Animal Hospital Association, working dogs (collies, German shepherds, etc.), hounds (beagles, basset hounds, etc.) and rescue dogs typically exhibit the most anxiety during these storms, for reasons that extend from genetics to temperament to the animal's history. Owners of these dogs should be especially alert during these events.
Again, gradual training is the best option for treating your dog's thunderphobia. Slowly introducing the sounds and sights of thunderstorms and rewarding positive reactions to the stimuli help the dog grow more accustomed to the storms. (For more tips, read this article.) If your dog suffers from severe phobia that cannot be controlled by training, then consult your vet about other options, including medication.
Remember as you prepare to celebrate the Fourth of July that the day can be a very stressful one for your dog. Add these steps to your list of to-dos for the holiday. And by all means, don't miss the fireworks! With a little planning ahead, you can fully enjoy them, and protect your dog at the same time.
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From all of us at DogWatch Hidden Fences to all of you, have a safe and happy 4th of July!


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TEXA gains data consistency and alignment of its operational processes
TEXA is a global leader in the design, development and production of multibrand diagnostic tools, exhaust gas analysers, air conditioning service stations and telediagnostic devices for cars, bikes, trucks, boats and farm machinery.
The company is constantly expanding and evolving with a strong focus on international markets and rapidly changing scenarios. It needed to connect new foreign subsidiaries to its ERP system and was seeking a more streamlined solution that did not require site-specific infrastructure investments.
Since TEXA was previously using Microsoft 365 and was satisfied with that solution on the cloud, which included Office 365 services like Mail, Teams, SharePoint Online, OneDrive and more. It decided to add the ERP component as well.
Thanks to Avanade, in just a few weeks, the TEXA IT team was able to activate Microsoft Dynamics 365 at its TEXA USA subsidiary. This is helping to maximise the use of the platform's standard features.
The central ERP system integration at TEXA USA has resulted in a complete alignment of operational processes and total data consistency. Insights gained from this project relative to total cost of operations signal significant optimisation benefits for future installations across TEXA locations in other countries. The company confirmed it made the right choice with this solution since it supports its strategies, is aligned to its business expectations and it satisfies key users.
TEXA will continue to lean on Avanade's experience implementing Dynamics across the globe, as the solution is gradually deployed throughout the remainder of the TEXA group.
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Arrow: Original Beastmaster Mark Singer Nabs Recurring Role
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Let the speculation begin!
Mark Singer, known for his roles as the theatrical Beastmaster and in the various incarnations of V over the years has been tapped to play General Matthew Shrieve on Arrow Season 3.
The word is he'll be playing a prominent role in the Hong Kong flashbacks and his first appearance will be in Arrow Season 3 Episode 14.
In the comics, General Shrieve recently appeared in the New 52 as the leader of the Creature Commandos. They were, to put it lightly, very meta (like those in The Flash). It's unlikely they'll appear in Arrow, but in the comic series in question was a group called S.H.A.D.E. (Super Human Advanced Defense Executive) and they interacted with Ray Palmer and A.T.O.M.!
Apparently, Ray had a hand in creating S.H.A.D.E.'s technology. It's surely fascinating to think about, right? Could Ray have spent some time in Hong Kong? Has he crossed paths with Oliver before?
We'll find out soon enough. In the meantime, watch Arrow online to get caught up and start speculating about what's coming next!
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Employers will welcome the new statutory protection to stop competitors stealing confidential information
Employers must be prepared to deal with misbehaving employees who damage or threaten to damage their customer connections, workforce stability and confidential information. From the first suspicion, employers are on the back foot in circumstances where the full extent of the wrongdoing is unclear. This places employers in a tricky situation where they must deal with patching up their businesses and considering whether to pursue the wrongdoers, instead of directing all their efforts towards day-to-day operations. This is a time-consuming and costly process, particularly if litigation is involved.
Most employers mitigate some risk by including protections in their UK employment contracts, such as restrictive covenants, which may act as a deterrent to wrongdoing. Employers should review restrictive covenants regularly to ensure that they are suitable for employees at each stage of their career.
Employers can be caught out when home-grown talent progresses from a junior office worker to CEO. This is because the reasonableness of a restrictive covenant will be judged at the time that the employment contract was entered into. Companies should document the rationale for imposing restrictive covenants at the outset of the employment relationship, as this information will be invaluable if enforcement is necessary in the future.
Employers are in a strong position if they have valid restrictive covenants, as the courts have the discretion to enforce them by injunction at an interim and final stage and/or award damages. While a costly exercise, an injunction is a powerful remedy as the employee(s) are banned from continuing their offending behaviour for a specified period of time.
In the decision of Arthur J. Gallagher Services (UK) v. Skriptchencko the High Court also took the unprecedented step at an interim stage of ordering the destruction of electronic copies of stolen confidential information remaining on the wrongdoers' electronic devices. It is comforting that the court took such a pro-employer stance. However, organisations should remember that evidence is king in litigation. So if an employer suspects foul play the first step should be to preserve all (potential) evidence, including quarantining laptops, mobile phones and email accounts.
Businesses will also welcome the introduction of new statutory protection to stop competitors stealing their confidential information, which is coming to the UK in the next two years. On 27 May 2016 the European Council approved the European Union Trade Secrets Directive, which creates a minimum legal benchmark to protect commercial secrets and valuable business information. The definition is wider than what is understood to be a trade secret in the UK (the current definition only extends to information that has a sufficiently high degree of confidentiality such as formulas and designs). The definition in the directive covers information that:
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As there are likely to be gaps between the two definitions, employers are advised to rethink the confidentiality provision in their employment contracts to ensure that all the confidential information it wishes to protect is covered by the terms.
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Thousands of students have graduated from the Jail Officer's Training Program and the First/Second Line Supervisor's Training Program, and the success of these programs continues to flourish. From the volume of informational requests received daily about these programs, we anticipate continued growth as public safety/criminal justice agencies become increasingly aware of the ongoing training needed to carry out their duties.
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I am trying to get a bike so I can have a brat up and running by summer. I know the XS seems to be the bike to have as far as parts and aftermarket stuff but I'm having trouble finding one.
I have found a couple of XS750 that are shaft drives.... If I'm thinking of brating the bike and NOT extending the frame is there any reason I would not want to get a shaft drive?
What's the advantages and disadvantages?
A little experienced advice please!
Besides being ugly? If you want an xs650 just keep looking. why spend money on something if it isn't really what you want? Get a friend with a van or pickup truck and make a bro-ad trip out of it.
I second that response... mostly because anything over a 2 cylinder means you have a giant engine that bulges out of the frame and have to run a bunch of exhaust pipes that will never look as good as being able to run just 2. Plus of course the shaft drive is ugly and limits you to using the stock wheels.
I'd suggest going the other way if you can't find a 650 and look at 400's 450's 350's... and don't get stuck on an XS just because that has the most readily available bolt ons.
By the time you're done bulding it you'll want a chain driven bike for all the reasons above. Find a good xs and you'll be happy.
Thank God, someone else was having the same problem as me. I can either get a xj750 or for a little bit cheaper an XS400. I Think I'm gonna want a chain driven bike for my 1st bike.


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The most widespread fertility drug, Clomid is used to treat female infertility, if it is caused by ovulation disorders (and not by the blockage of the fallopian tubes). Compared to other medication of this type, Clomid is quite cheap and versatile, being effective even in treating patients suffering from polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). Clomid side effects are relatively mild as well, similar to premenstrual or early pregnancy symptoms.
Gonal F injections contain Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) and are used to stimulate the ovaries and induce the production of eggs. Gonal F is recommended for women who are resistant to Clomid, and it is frequently prescribed in cases of male factor infertility as well, if the cause is the low sperm count of the male partner caused by low hormone levels. Gonal comes in the form of pen injections, simple to use even in self treatment.
Containing Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG), this drug is most frequently used in combination with other drugs to induce ovulation, stimulate the activity of the ovaries and facilitate the release of mature and healthy eggs.
Another drug that can be used by both male and female patients, Menogon is administered in the form of intramuscular or subcutaneous injections. It contains both follicle stimulating and luteinizing hormone and it is known to induce sperm production in men and egg production in women.
This medication contains Gonadotropin Releasing Hormone (GnRH), and it is used to stimulate the activity of the pituitary gland responsible for releasing two of the hormones that are the most important for conception: the follicle-stimulating hormone and the luteinizing hormone.
Medical experts very frequently prescribe these medicines to restore the health of the female menstrual cycle, so, with these drugs, fertility success rates can be considerably improved. What every woman suffering from an ovulation disorder must know is that the prescription and the subsequent administration of any of the medicines mentioned above must be preceded by complex and thorough medical investigation to map the exact nature of the fertility problem and to be able to address the issue efficiently.


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Stunning and Cheap Apartment Verona Arena
Verona, Veneto, Italy
Entire loft hosted by Francesco
You'll have the loft to yourself.
Check yourself in with the keypad.
Fantastic loft Next to the Arena
Located in the historical center of Verona, the property offers a lot of advantages for our guests who wants to visit the city by foot also at night
The accommodation staff is available from 11 am till 6 pm
It's necessary that you let us know your arrival time so we can organize it smoothly. It is avalable a SELF CHECK-IN process (also after 6PM).
The apartment are available from 2pm
In the price it's still not included the city tax (2,50 per person per night)
The apartment is about 100 meters from the Arena. The property is organized like a loft: a big entrance with a fully equipped kitchen and a big dining table in the center, with 2 rooms and a big bathroom. Among the services, there is a Flat TV, WIFI connection and AC. We have a big double bedroom, 2 single beds and a pullout sofa bed. Ideal for 4 persons but also a maximum of 6 persons(with the sofa bed).
Perfect for families, a group of friends but also for who those who are working in Verona who wants to go and watch the shows, exhibitions and events in the Arena.
Good location for concerts and events in Verona which is pretty famous and frequent every year.
The neighborhood is in the historical center of Verona, it allows you to visit the city with their characteristic streets and squares.
The property is in between the famous balcony of Juliet and Piazza Bra. It has a lot of bars and restaurants, few steps from the main street Viale Mazzini, shopping street.
Hosted by Francesco
It's available through whatsapp, viber or wechat, besides email through the App AirBnb with the host and co-host.
Self check-in with keypad
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Q: how to dynamically change the message in popup in React App I can not seem to figure out how to refresh the popup child component when the message is changed. This is part of my parent element code:
dataFetching = (props) => {
            fetch('https://desolate-harbor-55159.herokuapp.com/signin', {
            method: 'post',
            headers: {'Content-type': 'application/json'},
            body: JSON.stringify({
                email: this.state.signInEmail,
                password: this.state.signInPassword
            })
        }).then(response => response.json())
                .then(user => {
                    if (user.email === this.state.signInEmail) {
                        this.props.loadUser(user)
                        this.props.onRouteChange('home')
                    } else {
                        return (
                            this.changemessage('wrong credentials')
                        )
                    }
                })
}

changemessage = (message) => {
    this.setState({popupmessage: message})
}

render() {
        return (

                {this.state.popupstate
                    ? <Popup popupmessage={this.state.popupmessage} togglePopup={this.togglePopup}/>

and this is the Popup child element code:
class Popup extends React.Component {
    constructor (props) {
        super(props);
        this.state = {
            togglepopup: this.props.tooglePopup,
            popupmessage: this.props.popupmessage
        }
    }

    tooglePopup = (value) => {
        this.props.togglePopup(false)
    }

    render () {
        return (

                {

                            {this.state.popupmessage}

click me

                }

        )
    }
}

I am new to this and I am already getting lost here....

A: This should work fine for you
class Popup extends React.Component {

render () {
    return (

 this.props.tooglePopup()} >
            {

                        {this.props.popupmessage}

click me

            }

    )
}

}

A: I got it. I had change few things. I replaced
tooglePopup = (value) => {
        this.props.togglePopup(false)
    }

with
handleClick = () => {
       this.props.toggle();
    };

and added this to my Popup element
render () {
        return (

                {

                            {this.props.message}

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                }

        )
    }

and in the parent element I had to change the way it displays the popup, I have added this to the beginning of the render with message to be passed like this:
render() {
        return (

                     {this.state.popupstate ? <Popup className='center w-100 flex' toggle={this.togglePop} message={this.state.popupmessage}/> : null}

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Powerstar Pawan Kalyan on multiple occasions said Megastar Chiranjeevi is like his fatherly figure while Surekha is his mother.
On public platforms, Pawan displayed his immense respect towards both Chiru and Surekha. On Sunday Pawan and Surekha were the show of attraction at noted businessman CVR daughter's wedding.
Surekha was seen holding hand of Pawan as crowd gathered in huge number around the Powerstar to have a glimpse of him.
Pawan guarded her till inside the venue and things went safe.


Collegiate Builders is a full service contracting business. From roofing, siding, windows, additions, and for the last 5 years SOLAR. We have been growing and servicing clients in the Upstate New York area and beyond. Collegiate offers only Service and Quality to each and every person we do business with. In today's world you need a contractor that still has the mind set of a small business owner that grows with happy customers. From the President down the line we are all available anytime to answer questions, calm concerns, and receive compliments, or just catch up on what's new. After doing business with Collegiate you become part of a growing family, the Collegiate Solar Family!


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Judge dismisses lawsuit over ICE/county partnerships
Jeff Bonty | jbonty@daily-journal.com | 815-937-3366
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KANKAKEE — A lawsuit that sought to stop a new state law ending partnerships between counties and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been dismissed by a federal judge.
In September, the Kankakee County Board joined the lawsuit filed by McHenry County as both counties operate facilities that house ICE detainees. U.S. District Judge Philip G. Reinhard's ruling, though, clears the way to end housing ICE detainees at the two counties' jails.
The ruling was announced Monday.
McHenry State's Attorney Patrick D. Kenneally and McHenry County Sheriff Bill Prim said in a joint statement following the ruling that they intend to appeal the district court's decision. They'll now look to the Seventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals for a stay on enforcement of the Illinois Way Forward Act.
The act, signed into law Aug. 2 by Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, requires that existing agreements between ICE and jails in McHenry, Pulaski and Kankakee counties end by Jan. 1. It also prohibits any future agreements. The dismissed lawsuit argued in part that the law violates both the U.S. and Illinois constitutions, as well as violates intergovernmental immunity.
"The court's ruling is a blow to local governmental control, as well as the supremacy of the U.S Constitution, against a clear case of overreach by the General Assembly and Governor Pritzker," McHenry County Board Chairman Mike Buehler said in a statement.
As the two counties are paid for holding ICE detainees, officials in both say the end of the agreements will have a detrimental financial impact.
"Far from helping the immigrant community," Buehler said, "the forced Jan. 1 ending of our contract with the federal government to house U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees will cause significant hardship on detainees' families, as well as the taxpayers of McHenry County."
For the fiscal years 2016 through 2020, Kankakee County averaged 122 detainees per day. At those rates, according to the lawsuit, the county would lose nearly $4 million in revenue annually. In McHenry County, the jail averages 240 ICE detainees per year and has received $8 million in revenues annually since 2016.
Both counties have argued that the loss of revenue would result in lost jobs at their respective correctional facilities.
Kankakee County has had an agreement in place with ICE since March 2016 and renewed it in 2019, while McHenry's began in 2003.
When contacted by the Daily Journal after the ruling, Kankakee County officials said they plan to release a statement Wednesday.
Jeff Bonty is a reporter for The Daily Journal. He can be reached at jbonty@daily-journal.com and 815-937-3366.
ICE ruling
Kankakee County's response to dismissal of ICE detainee lawsuit:
"The court's ruling in this particular matter is extremely disheartening, and quite frankly shows a clear overreach by the Illinois General Assembly and Governor Pritzker by not only overpowering local government control but also that of the United States Constitution," Kankakee County Sheriff Mike Downey said.
"This decision will have absolutely no impact on these detainees being released. In fact, they will undoubtedly be transferred to other states, all the while forcing families of these detainees to travel much farther to visit their loved ones all due to typical partisan Illinois politics in Springfield.
"We have every intention of appealing the District Court's decision. Revenue generated while housing for ICE helps to offset the burden of housing local inmates. Governor Pritzker has continued to advance his pro criminal anti-law enforcement agenda and law abiding citizens end up footing the bill," Downey added.
"While we are obviously disappointed in this first ruling, the Kankakee County Board will pursue this as far as we can, up to and including the US Supreme Court," said Kankakee County Board Chairman Andy Wheeler.
Kankakee County joins lawsuit against state regarding ICE detainees
The Kankakee County Board voted unanimously during a special meeting Wednesday to join a federal lawsuit in conjunction with McHenry County against Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul.
New law limits Illinois police cooperation with ICE, to close detainment centers
Local law enforcement agencies will be limited in how they cooperate with federal immigration authorities and migrant detainment centers across the state will be closed after Gov. JB Pritzker signed Senate Bill 667 into law.
State law ending federal detainees put on hold
An Illinois state law set to go into effect Jan. 1 and prohibit counties from entering into agreements with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to house detainees is now on hold.
Stay ends for ICE detainees
Detainees being held at Jerome Combs Detention Center in Kankakee through an agreement with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement will soon be moved to another facility outside of Illinois or released.
Jeff Bonty has worked for The Daily Journal since September 1986, starting in the sports department before moving to news reporting in 2002. He's a native of Indiana and graduate of Purdue University. His email is jbonty@daily-journal.com.
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It unarguably takes a lot of nerve for an Indian to write a book on a subject most people from the country view negatively. But for veteran journalist Sheela Reddy, it was the eagerness to know the real story, the real personality of Mohammed Ali Jinnah that led her on a journey that involved several years of extensive research and writing for her opus, Mr. and Mrs. Jinnah: The Marriage That Shook India. Reddy's historical delves into the lesser known facts about Jinnah and his Parsi wife Rattanbai's (Ruttie) relationship – one that affected the wider world around them, soon to be divided by borders – and makes for an undeniably fascinating read, whether you're a fan of history or not.
What was the catalyst behind your decision to pen a book on the Jinnahs' relationship?
Were there any revelations for you during your research?
Did you have any apprehensions writing a book on a man a lot of Indians see in a negative light, owing to our tumultuous history?
Did you face any roadblocks or challenges while writing?
Did your years of writing and research change your own opinions about Jinnah? What was the inspiration for the subtitle – The Marriage That Shook India?
If there was one reason you wished readers would pick up the book for, what would that be?


These free drop-in activities are part of a series for our Downtown Parks Classes made possible by support from Seattle Parks and Recreation and the Downtown Seattle Association. No registration is required for these activities — just show up!
Get started with growing herbs on your patio, balcony or backyard. We will cover choosing containers and soil preparation, herbs, and ongoing maintenance to keep them healthy in the ground or in pots throughout the year.
Mid-summer is the time to be planning and planting your gardens for a fall and winter harvest. We will cover preparing the soil, selecting seeds and starts for both fall harvests and over-wintering veggies, and ongoing maintenance to keep them healthy throughout the season. Come learn the best veggies to start now for a continual harvest through the end of the year.
Choosing the Right Home Composting System for You!
No matter if you live in an apartment, condo or house, you can compost food scraps at your residence, even with limited space. Discover which is the right system for you. From green cones, to hot and cold compost piles, to worm bins, there are a variety of choices to explore. We'll also have information on how compost is made from organisms breaking down organic matter and discuss yard waste compost versus food waste.
Remember when the summer of 2015 delivered record heat and drought conditions which caused plant stress, increased water usage and crop failure in gardens across the region? This summer could continue that pattern of extreme temperatures. Be prepared this year by learning some techniques to conserve water and avoid increased water demand. Come learn about ways to reduce water evaporation from the soil, select drought tolerant varieties, and tricks about watering deeply and efficiently for a successful garden.
Want to grow your own food but don't have the space, time or money to build garden beds? A sunny patio or front stoop is all you need to start your own edible container garden full of summer's bounty. It's not too late to grow veggies in containers this summer. Already harvested your containers? Learn how to refresh your pots to keep growing food into the fall! Come learn about the greens and root crops you can plant in August and what they need to grow and stay healthy throughout the season. We will be focusing on soil choices, container choices, and soil preparation.
Improve your garden by learning how to attract beneficial insects and manage pests holistically. Now that your garden is growing all you have to do is sit back and watch, right? But wait, who's eating holes in your broccoli? Learn how to use plants to attract beneficial bugs that can pollinate your crops and eat damaging insects, as well as how to deal with the pesky pests who eat your veggies.
Now that you've taken on some mid-summer planting in your garden, how do you ensure that temperature fluctuations and weather shifts in the fall and winter months don't impact your bounty? This activity will focus on maintenance tricks and easy to build infrastructure to keep your fall harvests and over-wintered veggies through the darker months.


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Q: Target address encoding for J-Type instructions in assembly (MIPS) According to my class notes, in MIPS, the encoding for a jump instruction is 6 bits for the opcode and 26 bits for the target address. But the addresses are 32 bits, so what part of the addresses are left out? Consider a j instruction (opcode 2 -> 000010 on 6 bits) and the target address 0x00400024 -> 0000 0000 0100 0000 0000 0000 0010 0100. The final encoding is supposed to be 0x08100009, and I really don't understand how the target address was encoded

A: The absolute 32bit jump target address in MIPS is decoded by taking the highest 4bits of the address in the branch delay slot ( PC+4 ) and combining that with the 26bit instr_index field of the encoded J type instruction shifted left 2 bits. ( As @jester noted, this works because all jump target addresses must be 4byte aligned. )
To encode a jump target you take the low 28bits of the target address and shift right 2bits.
// Decoding a jump target.
TARGET := ((PC+4) & 0xF0000000) | (INSTR_INDEX << 2);

// Encoding a target.
INSTR_INDEX := (TARGET & 0x0FFFFFFF) >> 2;


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Green Hydrogen and Green Ammonia Projects to Benefit from State Support in Egypt
The government of Egypt has now expressly recognized the production, storage and export of green hydrogen and green ammonia among the areas falling within the state's economic development strategy. It has also passed a decree that would allow green hydrogen and green ammonia projects to benefit from a wide range of state support under the country's existing Investment Law No. 72 of 2017 (Investment Law), including tax incentives. This is a key development for Egypt's hydrogen economy. We expect that it will stimulate private investment and the development of new green hydrogen and ammonia projects in the country.
Existing Investment Law
First, it is important to understand the relevant provisions of the Investment Law.
Article 20 of the Investment Law provides that companies that are established to develop a strategic or national project contributing to achieving development or projects in partnership with the private sector and the state, the public sector or the public business sector, in the area of public utilities, infrastructure, new or renewable energy, roads, transportation or ports, may, by a cabinet decree, be granted a "single license" for the establishment, operation and management of the project, which will include a construction permit and an allocation of real estate property required for the project (License). Such a License will be effective without the need for any further procedures and may include other additional incentives for the project provided in the Investment Law. The Investment Law executive regulations provide that the cabinet must issue a decree setting the criteria that should be satisfied to consider a project as a strategic or national project. These criteria will be revised and updated occasionally to fit with the state's economic development strategy. The executive regulations also set out requirements that applicants must satisfy to apply for the benefit of Article 20.
Among the other incentives provided under the Investment Law, and which can be included in the License, Article 11 provides that companies set up before 28 October 2023 to operate in certain industry groups, could obtain a deduction from their taxable income that is equal to 50% for Geographical Zone (A) or 30% for Geographical Zone (B) of the project investment cost (as determined by the General Authority for Free Zones and Investment (GAFI)), up to a maximum of 80% of the paid-up capital at the time of commencement of the project (Special Incentive). The commencement of the project is determined by GAFI based on a notification process by the company in question and a certificate issued by GAFI's chair to that effect. This incentive is limited to seven years from the date of commencement of the project and is not perpetual. A prime ministerial decree is to be issued to determine the approved sub-industry groups for eligibility of the Special Incentive in Geographical Zone (A) and Geographical Zone (B).
Furthermore, the Investment Law provides that the following additional incentives may be made available to a project by a cabinet decision (Additional Incentives):
Authorization to establish special customs points for exports or imports of the project in coordination with the minister of finance.
Utilities connection costs to be borne, in full or partially, by the state after the date of commencement of operation.
Labor technical training cost to be partially borne by the state.
Reimbursement of 50% of the land allocation cost if production commences within two years from the land delivery date.
Land allocation free of charge for some strategic activities.
Other non-fiscal incentives to be issued by a prime ministerial decree based on suggestions from the concerned ministers when needed.
The expansion of an existing project may benefit from the Special Incentive and Additional Incentives. Expansions are described under the Investment Law as the increase of the capital of the company by adding new assets, leading to an increase in the production capacity of the project in accordance with the terms and conditions to be issued by a cabinet decree.
New legislation enabling green hydrogen and ammonia projects through the Investment Law
Cabinet Decree No. 20 of 2022 (Decree No. 20) was issued and provides that GAFI must coordinate with the relevant ministries and governmental entities to issue, within a month from the issuance of Decree No. 20 (i.e., 15 April 2022), a decree determining the conditions for characterizing a project as a strategic or national project in the context of Article 20 of the Investment Law. Decree No. 20 expressly identifies the production, storage and export of green hydrogen and green ammonia among the areas falling within the state's economic development strategy.
In the context of Article 11 of the Investment Law, a further Cabinet Decree No. 981 of 2022 was issued recognizing the production, storage and export of green ammonia and green hydrogen among the sub-industry groups that may benefit from the Special Incentive under Geographical Zones (A) and (B).
In addition, Cabinet Decree No. 983 of 2022 was issued and provides that GAFI must coordinate with all relevant ministries and governmental entities, based on approved sub-industry group, in accordance with Article 11 of the Investment Law to identify, within a month from the issuance of the decree (i.e., 15 April 2022), the priority projects that would be eligible for Additional Incentives as set out in Article 13 of the Investment Law and the type of Additional Incentives that would be offered. When identifying the priority projects, ministries and governmental entities must take into account that they would contribute to the state's economic development strategy, which expressly includes green economy projects.
This is a significant development for Egypt's hydrogen economy. We expect that it will stimulate private investment and development of new green hydrogen and ammonia projects in the country. A large number of feasibility studies and memorandums of understanding for the development of green ammonia and green hydrogen have been reported to be entered into between Egyptian state entities and the leading international ammonia and hydrogen market players in 2021. We expect that with this newly afforded state support, these studies and preliminary agreements will proceed to projects, with more international investors entering the Egyptian hydrogen and ammonia market in due course.
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Bank of America Offices Up For Sale; Charlotte Multifamily on the Rise
By Amalia Otet, Associate Editor Charlotte-based Bank of America recently announced plans to sell its interest in Hearst Tower and Fifth Third Center, two of the largest office towers in the Queen City, and a third building in New York, 222 [...]
Charlotte-based Bank of America recently announced plans to sell its interest in Hearst Tower and Fifth Third Center, two of the largest office towers in the Queen City, and a third building in New York, 222 S. Broadway, as part of a streamlining and capital-raising initiative.
The 47-story Hearst Tower was completed in 2002 and totals 970,000 rentable square feet. The 30-story Fifth Third Center features 666,000 square feet and houses a regional headquarters for Fifth Third Bank. Both buildings are located in uptown Charlotte on opposite sides of Tryon Street between Fifth and Sixth streets.
CBRE Group Inc. was selected to handle the marketing of the two properties on behalf of the multinational bank, according to the Charlotte Business Journal. Once the sale is completed, Bank of America will continue to lease space in the aforementioned properties.
Another landmark building recently set up for sale is the 42-story One Wells Fargo Center, also marketed by CBRE Group Inc. The iconic structure, formerly known as One Wachovia Center, contains about 1 million square feet of premium office space and is located at 301 South College Street.
In other multi-housing news, WSOCTV.com reports that apartment construction is on the rise across the Charlotte metro area, with more than 1,000 apartment units currently underway and thousands more in the works. Texas-based JLB Properties will play an important part in the revitalization of the historic Elizabeth neighborhood. The developer plans to tear down an entire row of dilapidated homes between 7th Street and Weddington Avenue and instead build a large complex of upscale apartments and parking decks.
Additionally, low-income housing may also be coming to Elizabeth. McCreesh Place and St. Peter's Homes Inc. announced plans to transform a vacant 50,000-square-foot building near the intersection of 5th Street and Hawthorne Lane into an 80-unit affordable housing community, according to the Charlotte Observer.
For more local news from Charlotte, click here.
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CBRE Expands Project Management Team
Charlotte Lands Lowe's for $153M Tech Hub
Eastdil Secured Names 2 Managing Directors
Nuveen, Crescent Communities Buy Charlotte Office Tower
BB&T, SunTrust Take Big Lease at Charlotte Trophy Tower


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Mordellistena tarsata es una especie de coleóptero de la familia Mordellidae.

Distribución geográfica
Habita en el paleártico: Europa y el Próximo Oriente.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Tarsata
Coleópteros de Asia Occidental paleártica
Coleópteros de Europa
Animales descritos en 1856
Taxones descritos por Étienne Mulsant

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Q: How to get circle markerimage google map in sencha touch var markerImage = new google.maps.MarkerImage( images/beachflag.png );

var marker = new google.maps.Marker ({ map: googleMapComp, position: storeResult_coords, icon: markerImage, title: title, animation: google.maps.Animation.DROP });

A: Cutomize Google Map marker with Rounded shape
According to this example,
I was able to implement this successfully https://jsfiddle.net/uaxb76f8/12/
  .gm-style img {
     max-width: none;
     border-radius: 25px !important;
    }

A: According to this example https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/marker-symbol-predefined your icon should be like this:
icon: {
  path: google.maps.SymbolPath.CIRCLE,
  scale: 10
}

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Q: Create certificate with Windows 7 for WCF? I need to get a simple certificate(root and cert) for a .NET WCF TCP Selfhost application. I know that this cert will only be for test.
Here is a site that shows how to create a self-signed cert : http://www.deepakkapoor.net/generate-self-signed-certificates-on-windows-7/ but this will only get me one file? Don't I need 2 files(root and cert)?
Also it's important that this cert will work in another domain(not knowing of the computer that issues the cert).
All I need is a cert to encrypt data between Service and Client based on WCF/TCP/Selfhost/Winforms.

A: I have not tried but I would thing Windows non-server edition does not have in built/easy to find functionality for setting up your own root.
I would use OpenSSL to generate the root and the generate the certificate and sign it with the  root.
Here is a guide that tells you how to do just that.
http://thephuck.com/virtualization/creating-your-own-root-ca-with-openssl-on-windows-and-signing-vcenter-or-srm-certs/

A: I ended up using point 8 in this article : http://robbincremers.me/2011/12/29/wcf-message-security-and-client-certificate-authentication-with-self-signed-certificates/


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Disease prevention strategies for QX disease (Marteilia Sydneyi) of Sydney rock oysters (Saccostrea Glomerata)
Timothy J. Green, David Raftos, Wayne O'Connor, Robert D. Adlard, Andrew C. Barnes
The Sydney rock oyster (Saccostrea glomerata) forms the basis of an important aquaculture industry on the east coast of Australia. During the 1970s, production of S. glomerata began to decline, in part as a result of mortalities arising from Queensland unknown (QX) disease. Histological studies implicated the paramyxean parasite Marteilia sydneyi in the disease outbreaks. Disease zoning was implemented to prevent the spread of M. sydneyi-infected oysters. This control measure hindered rock oyster farming, which historically has relied on transferring wild-caught spat between estuaries for on-growing to market size and has not prevented the subsequent occurrence of QX disease in the Georges and Hawkesbury rivers in central New South Wales. Management of QX disease has been hampered by the complicated life cycle of M. sydneyi, with outbreaks of QX disease likely to be regulated by a combination of the abundance of intermediate host of M. sydneyi, environmental stressors, and the immunocompetence of S. glomerata. The future of the Sydney rock oyster industry relies on understanding these factors and progressing the industry from relying on farming wild-caught seed to the successful commercialization of hatchery-produced QX-resistant S. glomerata.
Journal of Shellfish Research
https://doi.org/10.2983/035.030.0108
Marteilia
Saccostrea
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Green, T. J., Raftos, D., O'Connor, W., Adlard, R. D., & Barnes, A. C. (2011). Disease prevention strategies for QX disease (Marteilia Sydneyi) of Sydney rock oysters (Saccostrea Glomerata). Journal of Shellfish Research, 30(1), 47-53. https://doi.org/10.2983/035.030.0108
Green, Timothy J. ; Raftos, David ; O'Connor, Wayne ; Adlard, Robert D. ; Barnes, Andrew C. / Disease prevention strategies for QX disease (Marteilia Sydneyi) of Sydney rock oysters (Saccostrea Glomerata). In: Journal of Shellfish Research. 2011 ; Vol. 30, No. 1. pp. 47-53.
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title = "Disease prevention strategies for QX disease (Marteilia Sydneyi) of Sydney rock oysters (Saccostrea Glomerata)",
abstract = "The Sydney rock oyster (Saccostrea glomerata) forms the basis of an important aquaculture industry on the east coast of Australia. During the 1970s, production of S. glomerata began to decline, in part as a result of mortalities arising from Queensland unknown (QX) disease. Histological studies implicated the paramyxean parasite Marteilia sydneyi in the disease outbreaks. Disease zoning was implemented to prevent the spread of M. sydneyi-infected oysters. This control measure hindered rock oyster farming, which historically has relied on transferring wild-caught spat between estuaries for on-growing to market size and has not prevented the subsequent occurrence of QX disease in the Georges and Hawkesbury rivers in central New South Wales. Management of QX disease has been hampered by the complicated life cycle of M. sydneyi, with outbreaks of QX disease likely to be regulated by a combination of the abundance of intermediate host of M. sydneyi, environmental stressors, and the immunocompetence of S. glomerata. The future of the Sydney rock oyster industry relies on understanding these factors and progressing the industry from relying on farming wild-caught seed to the successful commercialization of hatchery-produced QX-resistant S. glomerata.",
keywords = "disease management, Marteilia, oyster, Saccostrea, QX disease",
author = "Green, {Timothy J.} and David Raftos and Wayne O'Connor and Adlard, {Robert D.} and Barnes, {Andrew C.}",
doi = "10.2983/035.030.0108",
journal = "Journal of Shellfish Research",
publisher = "National Shellfisheries Association",
Green, TJ, Raftos, D, O'Connor, W, Adlard, RD & Barnes, AC 2011, 'Disease prevention strategies for QX disease (Marteilia Sydneyi) of Sydney rock oysters (Saccostrea Glomerata)', Journal of Shellfish Research, vol. 30, no. 1, pp. 47-53. https://doi.org/10.2983/035.030.0108
Disease prevention strategies for QX disease (Marteilia Sydneyi) of Sydney rock oysters (Saccostrea Glomerata). / Green, Timothy J.; Raftos, David; O'Connor, Wayne; Adlard, Robert D.; Barnes, Andrew C.
In: Journal of Shellfish Research, Vol. 30, No. 1, 04.2011, p. 47-53.
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N2 - The Sydney rock oyster (Saccostrea glomerata) forms the basis of an important aquaculture industry on the east coast of Australia. During the 1970s, production of S. glomerata began to decline, in part as a result of mortalities arising from Queensland unknown (QX) disease. Histological studies implicated the paramyxean parasite Marteilia sydneyi in the disease outbreaks. Disease zoning was implemented to prevent the spread of M. sydneyi-infected oysters. This control measure hindered rock oyster farming, which historically has relied on transferring wild-caught spat between estuaries for on-growing to market size and has not prevented the subsequent occurrence of QX disease in the Georges and Hawkesbury rivers in central New South Wales. Management of QX disease has been hampered by the complicated life cycle of M. sydneyi, with outbreaks of QX disease likely to be regulated by a combination of the abundance of intermediate host of M. sydneyi, environmental stressors, and the immunocompetence of S. glomerata. The future of the Sydney rock oyster industry relies on understanding these factors and progressing the industry from relying on farming wild-caught seed to the successful commercialization of hatchery-produced QX-resistant S. glomerata.
AB - The Sydney rock oyster (Saccostrea glomerata) forms the basis of an important aquaculture industry on the east coast of Australia. During the 1970s, production of S. glomerata began to decline, in part as a result of mortalities arising from Queensland unknown (QX) disease. Histological studies implicated the paramyxean parasite Marteilia sydneyi in the disease outbreaks. Disease zoning was implemented to prevent the spread of M. sydneyi-infected oysters. This control measure hindered rock oyster farming, which historically has relied on transferring wild-caught spat between estuaries for on-growing to market size and has not prevented the subsequent occurrence of QX disease in the Georges and Hawkesbury rivers in central New South Wales. Management of QX disease has been hampered by the complicated life cycle of M. sydneyi, with outbreaks of QX disease likely to be regulated by a combination of the abundance of intermediate host of M. sydneyi, environmental stressors, and the immunocompetence of S. glomerata. The future of the Sydney rock oyster industry relies on understanding these factors and progressing the industry from relying on farming wild-caught seed to the successful commercialization of hatchery-produced QX-resistant S. glomerata.
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KW - Marteilia
KW - oyster
KW - Saccostrea
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JO - Journal of Shellfish Research
JF - Journal of Shellfish Research
Green TJ, Raftos D, O'Connor W, Adlard RD, Barnes AC. Disease prevention strategies for QX disease (Marteilia Sydneyi) of Sydney rock oysters (Saccostrea Glomerata). Journal of Shellfish Research. 2011 Apr;30(1):47-53. https://doi.org/10.2983/035.030.0108


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Q: CSS column-count works but wish to control where it breaks the column I use a WordPress plugin called Event List which lists events (with text and pictures) on any page with the help of a shortcode - [event-list].
The list is displayed in a long row and I've been struggling to try and make it display in columns. Asked the author of the plugin and he just responded: "it could probably be done with CSS". So I tried and found the column-count property which is GREAT and does exactly what I want, bar for one thing...
I know it balances the columns automatically so it splits columns on less desirable lines. It will leave the date at the bottom of the page on column 1 and the picture for the event starts on the top of the page in column 2. I currently use this simple code:

and for html I use:

[event-list]

I'm thinking css is not optimal for this and should instead use JavaScript but that is out of my league.

A: That is not full answer, rather a remarque. Yes, it can be achieved with Javascript inside plugin EventList ... . May be your text would be prettier look if you add something like
.split p {
  word-break: break-word;
  word-wrap: break-word;
  text-align: left;
  margin-top: 0;
}

.split img {
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PRIMITIVE MAN - Immersion (Review)
Written by: The Voiceless Apparition
Barbarity, menace, misanthropy. These three words alone could very well describe the sound of Primitive Man, a noisy and fucking terrifying 3-piece band from Denver, Colorado--but you probably already know who they are. These guys are really rising in the underground, and for good reason. They make excruciatingly slow, noisy, and painful death/sludge. So with Immersion being their third album, and second with Relapse Records, do they finally give in and start making more accessible songs? The answer is absolutely fucking not: they increased the barbarity ten-fold and created an even noisier, more punishing, and twisted album, and it's great!
Immediately you are greeted to feedback in opening track "The Lifer." Just like that, Primitive Man begin this journey. First I have to point out the unhinged, tortured, and agonizing vocals of Ethan McCarthy. His vocals are so fucking visceral and hateful. He really sounds like he is using all of the energy he has to do these vocals. A vicious way to begin this new opus.
INFANT ISLAND - Beneath (Review Redux)
As ye eagle-eyed readers may note, we published a review of this very same album, like, just a few days ago. However, we just couldn't deny Izzy--the Sleeping Village's self-proclaimed reviewer of all things screamy, dreamy, and inbetweeny--a chance to discuss the latest opus from Infant Island. Enjoy this review redux! - Ed.
Written by:Izzy
Not too long ago I reviewed Infant Island's latest EP, Sepulcher, and along with my mountains of praise for the band, I promised I would do a full-length write-up on the LP they had just announced, Beneath. I fully intended on fulfilling that promise, so here we are. I've been in love with this Virginia post-hardcore/screamo revival outfit since I first discovered them in 2018 with their self titled album, and so I cannot wait to talk about it. (Despite taking a little over a week to actually write this due to circumstances beyond my control.)
Sepulcher blew my mind, so I came into this with high hopes, and Infant Island certainly delivered. However, this is truly an example of an album I love, but think could've been something more, or maybe something else. That said, I want to end this review on a positive note, so I'll begin with my few complaints.
FULLMÅNE - Lurking in the dark (Review)
Written by: The Administrator
First things first: Fullmåne's Lurking in the dark is a lo-fi affair--the rawest application of punk-infused black metal you're likely to find whilst trawling through the underground. This is, indeed, a self-described "dark and dirty snapshot of night time drifting, paranoia and drugs." As such, it's only appropriate that we acclimate ourselves accordingly. Prior to starting in, then, let me find my scratchiest quill, my faintest ink, and my poorest quality parchment. I'll remove my cloak as well--better to write with the lingering threat of frostbite. Oh, and let me shut off the lantern for good measure. In the case of today's EP in question, I think it would be better if I worked by the light of the moon.
There, that's settled. Now I'm ready. Are you ready? Good.
DEMONCHRIST - Black Seas (Track Review)
In the course of trawling through independent review requests that slid down the sluice and plop into the promo pit, a rough-n-tumble process, of sorts, has formed. After sampling tracks, this slumbering invariably breaks submissions into vague categories, as to maintain a little bit of order 'round this joint.
The first category: "that was good, I want to examine this further and could be easily persuaded to write about it.
The second category: "that was decidedly not good, if anyone writes about it, it shan't be me."
The third category: "that was outstanding, I must write about this immediately."
Said third classification is exceedingly rare, but when it makes an appearance, it is a wonder to behold. Extensive intro aside, let me assert that "Black Seas," the latest single from Toronto's so-called "Satanic Blues" peddlers Demonchrist, is a track that makes me want to drop everything, run to the scriptorium, and sharpen my quill.
LEECHED - To Dull the Blades of Your Abuse (Review)
Written by: Izzy
The instant I heard the single "Earth and Sky," I knew I wanted to review To Dull the Blades of Your Abuse. Only once in a blue moon does a song that genuinely makes me want to destroy something appear, densely packed with crushing riffage and percussion--and this feeling was only solidified by the second single "I, Flatline," which remains one of the most standout tracks on the album. At that moment it was decided, and here we are with our self fulfilling prophecy.
Much like the album in question, I wish not to waste even a moment before throwing you into an endless pummeling torrent that ends before you realize it's over, leaving you dazed and confused for hours to come. In the case of To Dull The Blades of Your Abuse, the sophomore LP from Manchester's Leeched, you will be brutalized by 36 minutes of back-to-back noisy, vicious, and unforgivingly heavy riffs that make you wanna punch somebody's lights out. In the case of my review, it'll be the unnecessarily obtuse verbosity I write all my analyses with to make me sound smarter than I actually am that leaves you confounded as to what the hell half these words mean and why couldn't I just say "Hi how are ya this album kicks ass you should listen" instead of writing this massive thinkpiece.
But that's showbiz, baby! If the writing ain't soaked in glue and glitter it ain't gonna get no attention, so I invite you to enjoy some kickass brutal jams and expand your English lexicon with me this fine evening. [Or whenever I actually post this - Ed.]


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Health Insurance Innovations (NASDAQ:HIIQ) was downgraded by investment analysts at BidaskClub from a "hold" rating to a "sell" rating in a report issued on Friday, BidAskClub reports.
A number of other research analysts also recently issued reports on HIIQ. Cantor Fitzgerald restated a "buy" rating and set a $75.00 price target on shares of Health Insurance Innovations in a research note on Thursday, March 28th. ValuEngine downgraded Virtu Financial from a "hold" rating to a "sell" rating in a research note on Tuesday, June 18th. Zacks Investment Research downgraded Essential Properties Realty Trust from a "buy" rating to a "hold" rating in a research note on Thursday, June 13th. Lake Street Capital dropped their price target on Nautilus from $8.00 to $5.00 and set a "hold" rating on the stock in a research note on Tuesday, May 7th. Finally, Northland Securities restated a "buy" rating and set a $12.00 price target on shares of Medallion Financial in a research note on Tuesday, May 7th. Two analysts have rated the stock with a sell rating, seven have given a buy rating and two have given a strong buy rating to the stock. The company has a consensus rating of "Buy" and an average price target of $56.11.
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NASDAQ:HIIQ opened at $22.99 on Friday. The stock's 50 day moving average price is $26.17. The stock has a market cap of $320.20 million, a P/E ratio of 10.59 and a beta of 1.30. Health Insurance Innovations has a 52-week low of $18.27 and a 52-week high of $63.13.
Health Insurance Innovations (NASDAQ:HIIQ) last released its quarterly earnings results on Monday, May 6th. The financial services provider reported $0.31 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, missing analysts' consensus estimates of $0.39 by ($0.08). The firm had revenue of $87.33 million for the quarter, compared to analysts' expectations of $83.58 million. Health Insurance Innovations had a return on equity of 28.56% and a net margin of 3.48%. The company's quarterly revenue was up 15.0% compared to the same quarter last year. During the same quarter in the prior year, the business earned $0.70 EPS. Research analysts expect that Health Insurance Innovations will post 3.29 EPS for the current fiscal year.
In other Health Insurance Innovations news, major shareholder Michael W. Kosloske sold 28,802 shares of Health Insurance Innovations stock in a transaction that occurred on Wednesday, July 3rd. The stock was sold at an average price of $26.13, for a total value of $752,596.26. Following the transaction, the insider now directly owns 320 shares in the company, valued at approximately $8,361.60. The sale was disclosed in a document filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission, which is available at the SEC website. Also, major shareholder Michael W. Kosloske sold 52,526 shares of Health Insurance Innovations stock in a transaction that occurred on Tuesday, July 9th. The shares were sold at an average price of $25.29, for a total value of $1,328,382.54. The disclosure for this sale can be found here. Insiders sold a total of 327,691 shares of company stock worth $8,504,415 over the last quarter. Company insiders own 47.88% of the company's stock.
Several hedge funds have recently made changes to their positions in the business. BlackRock Inc. grew its stake in shares of Health Insurance Innovations by 1.8% in the 4th quarter. BlackRock Inc. now owns 854,321 shares of the financial services provider's stock valued at $22,835,000 after purchasing an additional 14,963 shares during the last quarter. State of New Jersey Common Pension Fund D grew its stake in shares of Health Insurance Innovations by 21.7% in the 1st quarter. State of New Jersey Common Pension Fund D now owns 560,000 shares of the financial services provider's stock valued at $15,019,000 after purchasing an additional 100,000 shares during the last quarter. Millennium Management LLC purchased a new position in shares of Health Insurance Innovations in the 4th quarter valued at approximately $11,197,000. River Road Asset Management LLC purchased a new position in shares of Health Insurance Innovations in the 1st quarter valued at approximately $10,621,000. Finally, B. Riley Financial Inc. grew its stake in shares of Health Insurance Innovations by 97.1% in the 1st quarter. B. Riley Financial Inc. now owns 377,608 shares of the financial services provider's stock valued at $10,127,000 after purchasing an additional 185,988 shares during the last quarter.
Health Insurance Innovations Company Profile
Health Insurance Innovations, Inc operates as a cloud-based technology platform and distributor of individual and family health insurance plans, and supplemental products in the United States. It offers short-term medical plans that provide 3 months to 12 months of health insurance coverage with various deductible and copay levels; health benefit insurance plans, which offer fixed cash benefits and additional benefits for procedures and services; and supplemental insurance products, including life insurance policies, dental plans, vision plans, cancer/critical illness plans, deductible and gap protection plans, and pharmacy benefit cards.
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