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1. Carbenoxolone, in suspension at pH 4·0, inhibits swine pepsin A, and human pepsins 1, 3 and 5. Human pepsin 5 is the most readily inhibited, and human pepsin 1 the least.
2. Inhibition occurs by a process which is time-dependent, temperature-dependent and proportional to the quantity of carbenoxolone suspended.
3. Carbenoxolone, in solution at pH 7·4 and pH 8·0, inhibits the activation of the total pepsinogens of human gastric mucosal extracts and of the individual pepsinogens 1, 3 and 5. Pepsinogen 1 was the most readily inhibited, pepsinogen 5 the least.
4. Chymotrypsin was readily inhibited by carbenoxolone at pH 7·4 and 8·0. Trypsin was not inhibited at pH 7·4 but was inhibited, relatively weakly, at pH 8·0. Pronase was weakly inhibited at pH 7·4 and 8·0 but papain was weakly activated.
5. Carbenoxolone is therefore not a general enzyme inhibitor but shows specificity for enzymes (pepsins and chymotrypsin) which split proteins at the same bonds, rather than for enzymes with similar active centres (chymotrypsin and trypsin).
6. The results suggest that, in vivo, carbenoxolone might diminish peptic activity in three ways: by inactivating pepsinogens irreversibly in the mucosal cells or at some point before their activation to pepsins; by inhibiting pepsins irreversibly in the gastric lumen; and by binding pepsins in the lumen without destroying their activity but decreasing their effective concentration.
7. These results are compatible with the hypothesis that pepsins, and pepsin 1 particularly, are factors in the aetiology of peptic ulcer.


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All you need to know: The Flyers 2020-21 season schedule is here!
By Liam Jenkins Posted on December 23, 2020
After much deliberation, the finalized schedule for a revised 56-game NHL season is here. Here is everything you need to know about the Flyers' schedule for the upcoming season.
The Philadelphia Flyers will open things up with a home game against the Pittsburgh Penguins on January 13th which is bound to wet the appetite of Flyers fans everywhere! There's no love lost between these two and after a rollercoaster of goals scored last year (18 goals between the two teams across 3 meetings) this promises to be a spectacle.
Photo credit: NHL PR
The rest of the schedule looks like this:
Visiting team
Wed. 1/13/21 Pittsburgh Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 1
Fri. 1/15/21 Pittsburgh Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 18
Mon. 1/18/21 Buffalo Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 37
Tue. 1/19/21 Buffalo Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 47
Thu. 1/21/21 Philadelphia Boston T.B.A. T.B.A. 60
Sat. 1/23/21 Philadelphia Boston T.B.A. T.B.A. 75
Tue. 1/26/21 Philadelphia New Jersey T.B.A. T.B.A. 95
Thu. 1/28/21 Philadelphia New Jersey T.B.A. T.B.A. 111
Sat. 1/30/21 N.Y. Islanders Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 126
Sun. 1/31/21 N.Y. Islanders Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 137
Wed. 2/3/21 Boston Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 159
Fri. 2/5/21 Boston Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 174
Sun. 2/7/21 Philadelphia Washington T.B.A. T.B.A. 188
Tue. 2/9/21 Philadelphia Washington T.B.A. T.B.A. 202
Thu. 2/11/21 New Jersey Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 216
Sat. 2/13/21 New Jersey Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 231
Tue. 2/16/21 Philadelphia N.Y. Rangers T.B.A. T.B.A. 254
Thu. 2/18/21 N.Y. Rangers Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 266
Sun. 2/21/21 Philadelphia Boston T.B.A. T.B.A. 290
Wed. 2/24/21 N.Y. Rangers Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 308
Fri. 2/26/21 Philadelphia Buffalo T.B.A. T.B.A. 322
Sun. 2/28/21 Philadelphia Buffalo T.B.A. T.B.A. 340
Tue. 3/2/21 Philadelphia Pittsburgh T.B.A. T.B.A. 355
Thu. 3/4/21 Philadelphia Pittsburgh T.B.A. T.B.A. 366
Sun. 3/7/21 Philadelphia Boston T.B.A. T.B.A. 390
Tue. 3/9/21 Buffalo Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 402
Thu. 3/11/21 Washington Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 418
Sat. 3/13/21 Washington Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 433
Mon. 3/15/21 Philadelphia N.Y. Rangers T.B.A. T.B.A. 446
Wed. 3/17/21 Philadelphia N.Y. Rangers T.B.A. T.B.A. 462
Thu. 3/18/21 Philadelphia N.Y. Islanders T.B.A. T.B.A. 469
Sat. 3/20/21 Philadelphia N.Y. Islanders T.B.A. T.B.A. 484
Tue. 3/23/21 New Jersey Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 504
Sat. 3/27/21 N.Y. Rangers Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 530
Mon. 3/29/21 Philadelphia Buffalo T.B.A. T.B.A. 548
Tue. 3/30/21 Philadelphia Buffalo T.B.A. T.B.A. 557
Sat. 4/3/21 Philadelphia N.Y. Islanders T.B.A. T.B.A. 587
Mon. 4/5/21 Boston Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 605
Tue. 4/6/21 Boston Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 614
Thu. 4/8/21 Philadelphia N.Y. Islanders T.B.A. T.B.A. 626
Sun. 4/11/21 Buffalo Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 652
Tue. 4/13/21 Philadelphia Pittsburgh T.B.A. T.B.A. 668
Thu. 4/15/21 Philadelphia Pittsburgh T.B.A. T.B.A. 680
Tue. 4/20/21 Philadelphia New Jersey T.B.A. T.B.A. 716
Fri. 4/23/21 Philadelphia N.Y. Rangers T.B.A. T.B.A. 739
Tue. 4/27/21 Washington Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 769
Sat. 5/1/21 New Jersey Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 798
Mon. 5/3/21 Pittsburgh Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 815
Tue. 5/4/21 Pittsburgh Philadelphia T.B.A. T.B.A. 826
Fri. 5/7/21 Philadelphia Washington T.B.A. T.B.A. 840
Sat. 5/8/21 Philadelphia Washington T.B.A. T.B.A. 856
Initial takeaways:
As previously mentioned in a piece this week, the Flyers have enjoyed a bevy of recent success against their new divisional opponents, after going a combined 13-5-3 against these teams last year.
There are understandably a lot of double-headers due to the restrictions put in place in order to sustain the season in a climate deeply impacted by the effects of the pandemic. That trend kicks off straight away with a double-header against the Pens and another against the Sabres. This means the Flyers will play their opening four games at home.
They end the season with a double-header against the Caps on the road which could well be a pair of games that carry heavy playoff implications. Washington has long been a problematic team, but they will be without Henrik Lundqvist this season as he battles a heart condition (Sending our best wishes to a truly great goalie) The top 4 teams from each division will proceed to the postseason under the new rules.
The Flyers will get their first taste of the Bruins at the end of January, revisiting a rivalry entrenched in history. From the iconic 1970's battles, to a Winter Classic Showdown and that 2010 playoff series, here's to hoping next season presents a change of fortune for Vigneault's men.
Stay tuned for a more in-depth breakdown of the games and what the future could well hold for the team now that the schedule is locked in.
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In writing task 2 you will be asked to write a discursive essay (250 words minimum). You will be given a question asking you to give your opinion, discuss a problem or issue. You could also be asked to provide solutions, evaluate a problem, compare and contrast different ideas or challenge an idea. In this post, we will be focussing on how to write a discuss both views and give your opinion essay.
The structure that I advise my students to use, will be sure to get you a band score 7+. You need to practice using this structure, with as many questions as you can, before sitting your IELTS test. This writing task 2 structure has been proven to be successful for my students and when perfected, can easily help you to achieve a high band score.
TIP >> Before you start writing, plan your ideas so that you can organise the information clearly. You must decide how much you agree or disagree and why. Take 5 minutes and plan out your ideas, opinions and examples.
TIP >> It is very important that spend a full 40 minutes on this task as the score you get for writing task 2 is two-thirds of your total writing score. You also need to write a minimum of 250 words and use your own ideas.
TIP >> Remember to write in a formal tone, this is an academic essay, therefore your writing should be formal.
The last sentence in the introduction should outline for the examiner exactly what you will discuss in the main body paragraphs. For example, 'this essay will discuss both views and state my own position'.
In this paragraph, you should write about the first argument/viewpoint, discuss it, then give an example. You should give specific information and only write about one main idea in each main body paragraph.
Start the paragraph by introducing the first view (View A). This is where you need to have a topic sentence. The next sentence(s) should discuss the view, going into detail. The third sentence should give an example that supports the view.
The example you give could be something from your own experience or made up - it is ok to make up something as the examiners will not fact check your information. They want to see your ability to use English at a certain level. You could make up an example from a report, journal, newspaper or University study to support your view.
In this paragraph, you should write about your second view (View B). You should give specific information and only write about one main idea in each main body paragraph.
Start the paragraph by introducing the view (View B). This is where you need to have a topic sentence. The next sentence(s) should discuss the view, going into detail. The third sentence should give an example that supports the view.
In this paragraph, you should write your opinion. You should give specific information and only write about one main idea in each main body paragraph.
Start the paragraph by introducing your opinion. This is where you need to have a topic sentence. The next sentence(s) should explain your opinion, going into detail. The third sentence should give an example that supports your opinion.
In the final paragraph, you write the conclusion giving a summary of your main points and state which view is more important. You should not enter any new information or ideas in this paragraph.
To get a high score in IELTS academic writing task 2, you should use as many different structures, collocations and idioms as you can.
You can use phrases like these to make statements, for example; On the one hand sunbathing can give your body vitamin D, on the other hand, it can also be very dangerous for your health.
It is undeniable that modern technology has a huge influence on people's lives. The use of the internet, for example, has become more common and some claim that it has been able to connect people who are far apart, while others argue that its use can lead to social isolation or confinement. This essay will discuss both views and state my own position.
Firstly, during the last two decades, there have been many tech developments and advancements, bringing convenience to all. One significant attribute of this modernization is the internet, while this technology has made our lives more convenient in many aspects, including our approach to communication. In the past, we only used mail or the telephone to send our messages across the globe, whereas today, the internet allows us to reach out to almost everyone in just a few seconds. The inconvenience of long distances is eliminated as we can talk and even see distant friends or relatives for an unlimited time. For example, the internet connects people whose relatives or families are abroad, through Facebook, Twitter or Skype anytime and anywhere.
Secondly, this technological development has its drawbacks, as it has been observed that some individuals tend to spend a lot of their time surfing the internet or on different social networking sites. Communities meet online via private Facebook groups, instead of in a community hall to discuss matters, since this does not allow them to socialise physically with people, they isolate themselves in this virtual world. Both teenagers and adults use much of their time online and this does not allow them to develop their interpersonal skills. For instance, a study from 2015 by The Social Media Explorer saw that over 93% of teenagers aged 16-19 have a social media presence, with more than three social accounts per person.
Thirdly, in my opinion, I believe that the internet can bring people closer together, as it can make both socialising and work much easier for those who travel. Communities can speak freely at any time, in groups, asking for help or advice, though it is up to the individuals to acknowledge how much time they are spending online and whether this is a cause for concern. Isolation cannot be blamed on the internet, as it is just a tool to use, the individual must be in charge of their own time. For example, a person who works from home online for many hours in the day should make sure they have adequate breaks and make time for socialising, as to not feel isolated or removed from their own community.
In conclusion, it is a fact that the internet has brought more convenience into society and allowed many people to be closer. However, people should take responsibility to balance the use of the internet so that other aspects of their lives will not become neglected.
Task Achievement - The answer discusses both sides of the argument and ends with a clear opinion. the main body paragraphs are supported with relevant examples. The essay exceeds the word count, but all sentences are relevant and focussed.
Coherence and Cohesion - The answer has been divided into clear logical paragraphs and each main body paragraph only has one main idea. There are cohesive links between the main body paragraphs (Firstly, Secondly, Thirdly, In conclusion).
Grammatical Range and Accuracy - The answer has no grammatical errors. The sentences have a wide range of structures including relative clauses (in which...).
TIP >> Use each of the main body paragraphs (paragraphs 2 and 3) to discuss both views, giving examples that are relevant. Remember to give your opinion, state your opinion in the fourth paragraph. In the conclusion (paragraph 5), summarise your main points and state which view is more important.


Wireless networks are extremely comfortable. Once everything is installed, you can very easily connect several devices. But, the trouble that most people face is to set up the network and ultimately hook up each device. Here are some common mistakes that are committed even by the most knowledgeable people while setting up a wireless network.
Ignoring the manual: It is very important that you read the user manual carefully before trying to connect any device. Most of the mistakes can be avoided if you carefully read the manual.
Using the default password: Most of the system administrators use the same default password when they set up a wireless network. It is strongly recommended that you change the password otherwise your network would be at the risk of getting hacked. Same should be done with all the devices with whom you are going to connect your wireless network. Also, your password should be a strong one. It should not contain your name, date of birth or any obvious information.
Not turning Wi-Fi transmission on: Particularly mobile phones and laptops have special settings or buttons to turn on the Wi-Fi transmission. Obviously, if you do not turn it on, you would not be able to even locate other devices, forget about connecting to them.
Mixing wireless standards: There are a number of wireless standards available like 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g and the most recent is 802.11n. It would be best if you do not mix these standards or technologies. There are also some networks that exclude the devices that support old standards. Thus, if you are unable to connect to any device, this might be the reason.
Integrating encryption standards: The latest devices usually support Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) encryption. If you try to connect to a device that supports old encryption standards, i.e. WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy), it is not going to work. Read the manual to find which standards are supported by your device. If it is WPA, make sure you have a strong password to prevent it from being cracked.
Not using network security: If you do not secure your wireless network properly, it would become an easy target to be hacked. Make sure you have strong passwords, turn on Windows firewall or use firewall, use encryption and keep an eye on your traffic.
Not checking the network- Make sure you check the network from time to time to make sure that it is working properly. It is better if you detect problems initially rather than spending money thereafter.
These are the most common mistakes that you might make with a wireless network. Make sure you avoid all these in order to make the most of your networking system.


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George Lockhart of Carnwath (1681-1731)
Jacobite politician and memoirist
George Lockhart of Carnwarth was the eldest son of Sir George Lockhart of Carnwarth, President of the Court of Session. He became one of the richest landowners in Midlothian and Tory Member of Parliament for that constituency in the parliamentary sessions of 1703-7. He was appointed a commissioner for the negotiations for Union with England but was an opponent and leader of the Scottish protesters. After 1714 he joined the Jacobites and planned an uprising in Midlothian and Lanarkshire to coincide with that of the earl of Mar in the north but this was foiled. He was later revealed as the Old Pretender's principal agent in Lowland Scotland and had to go into exile. He returned to Scotland in May 1728 and was killed in a duel in 1731. Two volumes of his memoirs and letters were published in 1817. His 'Papers on the Affairs of Scotland and Letters 1698-1732' remains an important primary source for the history of the Jacobite movement.
Marriage in 1697
George Lockhart of Carnwath married Lady Eupham Montgomery on 18 April 1697. The entry in the Old Parish Register (OPR) for Kilwinning (her parish) gives no further details.
Marriage entry for George Lockhart in the OPR for Kilwinning (46 KB jpeg)
National Records of Scotland, OPR 599/1
A second entry in the Old Parish Register for Covington and Thankerton gives her name as Euphem.
Marriage entry for George Lockhart in the OPR for Covington and Thankerton (24 KB jpeg)
Death in 1731
George Lockhart of Carnwath died on 17 December 1731. There are three entries in the Old Parish Registers but none of them include the cause of death. The first in the OPR for Edinburgh gives his age as 52 years and confirms that his body was moved to Carnwath for burial.
Burial entry for George Lockhart of Carnwath in the OPR for Edinburgh (15 KB jpeg)
National Records of Scotland, 685-1/89, page 924
The second in the next volume of the Edinburgh OPR provides the date of death as 17 December 1731 and the date of burial at Carnwath as 22 December. It also records his age as 52 years.
Death and burial entry for George Lockhart in the OPR for Edinburgh (16 KB jpeg)
National Records of Scotland, 685-1/90, page 72
A third entry in the Old Parish Register for the parish of Carnwath is for payment of the mortcloth.
Burial entry for George Lockhart in the OPR for Carnwath (12 KB jpeg)
Testament of George Lockhart
National Records of Scotland, CC8/8/94 pp 235-245
George Lockhart's will is mainly concerned with the furnishings at Dryden and provides excellent detail as to the contents of the house of a wealthy noble. There is also mention of some books and paintings: 'Item four pictures Sixty pound Item Two hundred Little prints and some Common Mappis Sixty pound' and 'Item the Said Defunct his books Conform to Catalogue thereof Valued at ij C Lib [200 pounds] Sterling'. The house was demolished in the 1950s. The debts due to him were mainly transactions with the Cockburns (father and son) of Langton in Berwickshire who were fellow Jacobites. The marginal Eik of 19 June 1740 deals mainly with money borrowed from his father by the Maitland family of Lauderdale in the mid 1680s, after the duke of Lauderdale's fall from power.
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A career in interventional radiology inspires an action-adventure fiction writer.
A lost treasure. A mysterious explorer. Bad guys chasing unsuspecting academics. It's not the plot of the latest Indiana Jones adventure but of The Lost Book of Wonders, the debut novel of Chad Brecher '94 MD'98.
Published this spring, it's a fast-paced historical mystery that involves a metal chest once in the possession of the explorer Marco Polo that is unearthed by modern-day archeologists.
By day (and nights too, when on call) Brecher is an interventional radiologist at Southeast Radiology, just outside Philadelphia. He focuses on vein disease and interventional oncology, although his practice is within a health system that has a Level II trauma center, so there's a great deal of variety in his day. He's also an involved parent of children ages 4, 8, and 11. How does he find the time to write?
His published book has been in the works for 10 years, he says. "Most physicians have their creative outlet," he says. "For surgeons, it might be the artistry in how they tie sutures. For me, it's writing." Brecher says he's already written a sequel and several other manuscripts, although this is the first novel he's pushed to get published.
Brecher did much of the research for the novel after he completed his fellowship at Johns Hopkins and joined his wife, a historian who was finishing graduate school, in Boston. As a clinical instructor at one of Harvard's teaching hospitals, Brecher gained access to Harvard's vast library and would spend hours taking books down from the stacks to do research.
The young protagonists of The Lost Book of Wonders are Ellie, an expert in pre-Biblical and Biblical archaeology, and Alex, a graduate student in history. The two academics come into possession of a historical treasure and are thrust into an adventure when they're pursued by murderous thugs.
Does Brecher relate to his heroes? "Maybe a little bit," he says. "Growing up in the '80s, I loved Indiana Jones. And, while radiology generally can be academic and scholarly, interventional radiologists do procedures that can be life threatening. There is more stress, more of an adventure." His discipline, he notes, combines the processes of trying to figure something out and actively intervening on a disease. "Yes, it does play a role in how I view these characters," he says.
The Lost Book of Wonders is available from Deeds Publishing and Amazon. Learn more at www.chadbrecher.com.


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11. March 1905–23. October 1907
Coalition Party (Saml), Moderate Liberal Party (MV), Conservative Party (H) and Liberal Party (V)
Christian Michelsen's Government was appointed by Crown Prince Regent Gustaf in a session of the Council of State on 11 March 1905, effective as of 12 noon the same day. It succeded Francis Hagerup's Second Government, due to internal disagreement there on Prime Minister Hagerup's line in the negotiations to end the union between Sweden and Norway.
In a Norwegian Council of State session at Stockholm Palace on 27 May 1905, Prime Minister in Stockholm Jørgen Løvland handed over the resignation of Christian Michelsen's Government to King Oscar II of Sweden and Norway. The reason was that the King had refused to sanction the bill on a Norwegian consular service. The King refused to accept the Government's resignation, as he saw no possibility for appointing a new government. Løvland upheld the Government's resignation.
On 7 June 1905 Prime Minister Michelsen informed the Storting that the Government would resign. The Storting authorised the Government to exert the King's legal powers until further notice, with necessary changes caused by the dissolution of the union with Sweden, as the King was now seen by the Storting to have ceased to act as the King of Norway.
Work at the Norwegian Council of State Division in Stockholm came to an end due to the Storting's decision of 7 June 1905. Prime Minister Løvland and Ministers Edvard Hagerup Bull and Harald Bothner became heads of ministries in Kristiania (Oslo). On 15 June 1905, Løvland became responsible for Norway's foreign policy, with the Minstry of Trade's Foreign Affairs Departement as a temporary Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In a referendum on 13 August 1905, the Storting and the Government gained support for their efforts to dissolve the union with Sweden. On 26 October 1905, King Oscar II signed the act dissolving the union, waiving the right to the Norwegian throne for himself and his descendants.
In a referendum on 12 and 13 November 1905, a majority supported the Government's choice of Prince Carl of Denmark as King of Norway. On 18 November 1905, the Storting elected Prince Carl as King of Norway. He took the name Haakon VIII. The King arrived in Kristiania on 25 November 1905, with Queen Maud and their son, Crown Prince Olav.
On 27 November 1905, King Haakon VII presided over his first session of the Council of State, shortly after having delivered his oath to the Storting. At the same time, the Government handed in its resignation. King Haakon did not accept the Government's resignation, and appointed all members to continue in their offices. Prime Minister Jørgen Løvland was now appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs was formally established on 1 December 1905.
Minister Gunnar Knudsen had handed in his resignation and received his permission to leave the Government on 31 October 1905, since he as a republican had not agreed to the election of the King.
In a session of the Council of State on 28 October 1907, Ministers Harald Bothner and Otto Jensen handed in their resignations. Also, Prime Minister Christian Michelsen handed in his resignation, due to health reasons. Permission to leave was granted by King Haakon VII in the same session of the Council on State, effective as of the same day. The rest of the Government was reappointed with Jørgen Løvland as Prime Minister, effective as of the same day.
Secretary to the Council of State in this period:
In Kristiania
State Secretary Halfdan Lehmann, until 1 February 1906
State Secretary Nils Otto Hesselberg, from 1 February 1906
In Stockholm
Director General Agust Sibbern, until 1906
Prime Minister:
Christian Michelsen (SMLNGSP)
Parliamentary basis:
Coalition government
Appointment reason:
Change after government crisis
Parties in the Government:
Samlingspartiet (SMLNGSP), Det Moderate Venstre (MODVNSTR), Frisinnede Venstre (FRIVNSTR), Høyre (H) og Venstre (V)
Ministers (14)
Michelsen, Christian (SMLNGSP)
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Indictments served in West Point Huddle House assault
Marquavious McMillian, left, and Courtez McMillian
Andrew Hazzard
April 16, 2015 10:55:07 AM
WEST POINT -- A Clay County grand jury has indicted two men for their alleged roles in an August assault that attracted national media intention for its racial undertones.
Marquavious McMillian, 21, of Aberdeen, and Courtez McMillian, 23, of Okolona, both have been charged with single counts of aggravated assault for allegedly beating Ralph Weems IV in a Huddle House parking lot on Aug. 23, according to Assistant District Attorney Lindsay Clemons. The exact family tie between the two is unconfirmed, but they are believed to be related, authorities said.
The alleged assault took place at the Huddle House on Highway 45 South in West Point. In the aftermath of the Michael Brown shooting in August, the assault drew national attention after a witness said Weems was attacked due to his race. The indicted suspects are black. Weems is white.
The grand jury declined to indict the suspects on hate crime charges.
Further indictments in the case are possible, but have not yet been served, according to the DA's office.
Weems was severely injured in the incident. He suffered a traumatic brain injury. According to a GoFundMe.com page set up to aid Weems in his medical bills, he is recovering at an Arkansas medical center that specializes in traumatic brain injury. A post on the site made in March reported Weems is making a good recovery, but is still making physical and mental comebacks. The page has raised $12,684 in seven months with donations from 179 people, the most recent of whom donated three days ago.
The Clay County grand jury was in session for four days last week. They reviewed 135 cases, spoke to 136 witnesses and turned back 103 true bills, according to Clay County Clerk Robert Harrell Jr.
A trial date for the Weems case has yet to be determined.


This daring home, built by Specht architects is suspended on a narrow limestone ridge halfway down a cliff overlooking the placid Lake Austin, Texas. Built upon the frame of an existing 1970s-era home, the renovated structure has been redesigned to fit the lifestyle of its inhabitants, an elderly couple who have lived in the area for years. While the old structure seemed to totter dangerously at the bottom of a steep exterior ramp that led precariously from the above street to the home below, the new structure has incorporated a more solid framework and convenient access points that enhance its engagement with the surrounding bluff. The renovated model has also been designed to incorporate recycled materials and materials that have a personal meaning for the home's residents, creating space that abounds with personality, increases mobility, and convenience – both inside and out.
Here's a glance at the old home and its ramp, which led from the street down a steep 25 foot decline into the home. As you can see, this entrance isn't the best choice for an elderly couple who require more secure and convenient access to the home. You'll see in the following images how this ramp has been replaced with a light-filled pavilion that overlooks the lake and opens onto a large rooftop herb garden. The home itself, which now incorporates three levels, has been given the addition of an elevator in order to make the coming and going as efficient as possible.
This bright, modern, and bold entrance is a far cry from the dark and shadowed entrance of the previous structure. Here, this geometrically-inspired home sits proudly on the bluff, drawing strong horizontal lines with its bold white exterior walls and overhang. No more teetering on a steep ramp – this entrance offers solid footing, luxurious stone floors, and an assortment of herbs planted in a convenient raised bed (perfect for an avid gardener with limited mobility!).
This is just the first example of many that show how the home has been made as mobile and maneuverable as possible – not an easy feat for such a precarious location!
The home now enjoys a backyard patio complete with wooden walkways, low lighting, an assortment of shrubs, and a dining table on wheels. Even this table has been made mobile, as you'll notice that it's made from an old cart and still preserves the functional wheels underneath. This is the first example of the refurbished materials that have been incorporated into the house – the others include flooring that the owners salvaged and saved, furniture made from a collection of industrial treasures, and stone from a quarry they would frequent during vacations.
This living room offers the best possible layout for a cliffside home enjoying panoramic views – everything here is set up to take advantage of the large windows and the expansive views they provide. Devoid of a television, this living space focuses on the views beyond and the conversation within, creating a space that's distraction-free, friendly, and incredibly well-lit. Colour has been added in the dark maroon leather of the chairs, which is reflected on the contrast wall at the far end of the room. This subtle theme makes for a cohesive space drawn together by these colours, despite the fact that the assorted salvaged furniture embodies many different styles.
Here's a kitchen island offering the utmost convenience: a refurbished industrial table makes for a conveniently mobile island for this elderly couple! These rolling islands sit on a salvaged wooden floor that offers a variety of knots and colours in the wood, making for an edgy space that incorporates plenty of industrial elements and raw textures.
Loving this unique kitchen island? Have a look at this collection of 7 more!
Everywhere you look, this home displays sharp angles and crisp edges, enhancing the cutting-edge appearance of the home. This dining room, especially, offers a unique theme infused with geometrical patterns, from the uniform rectangles in the cabinetry to the puzzling maze-like metal structures in the dining room table. Flanked by angular blue chairs on both sides, this dining room table is a unique and energetic feature of the home, and it's sure to inspire plenty of interesting dinner conversation surrounding its origins.
Just another way that this couple has incorporated mobility into the home! This bed on wheels has been constructed from an industrial cart, making for a conveniently mobile bed! With an antique chest resting beside it and a few vintage paintings on the walls, this spacious bedroom has been instilled with plenty of historical charm. While most of the home offers modern and industrially-inspired design, this bedroom incorporates more of a soft, furnished feeling, making for a comfortable spot to rest.
It turns out that sliding doors aren't just for patios! This salvaged warehouse door makes quite the statement as it slides to reveal the guest room beyond! These architects have done a thorough job of adding a salvaged element to every room, allowing the home to tell many interesting stories through its salvaged features. Once again, the addition of this industrial piece creates an edgy and unexpected ambience, while providing a high degree of maneuverability and mobility within the home.
A final glance at the space shows the home in its environs, with Lake Austin resting below and the bluff's trees shading the left side of the home. What appears here to be a low-profile, simple design has actually revealed itself to be a complex wonder filled with salvaged treasures, interesting stories, and an array of materials and textures. The way these architects have been able to incorporate the couples story, past times, and favorite objects has turned this home into a stylish space infused with personality!
What do you think of this home on a cliff? Share your insight below.


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Q: how do i make UIKeyInput make repeated deleteBackwards calls Currently I am using UIKeyinput but it is only sending a single delteBackward event even when I hold down the delete key for a long time.
How can I make it send me multiple event calls when I hold delete down for a long time?

A: One thing I've seen people do is put a fake button on top of the keyboard button. When someone is holding down on it, have a timer remove the last letter every time it fires.
Hope this helps.

A: There is no easy way to have the system keyboard do auto-repeat. These leaves you with two options:

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*Fake it by using an overlay on the keyboard (see the comment by @pho0)

*Implement a custom keyboard, install it as the inputView for your view or view controller and implement a custom protocol that supports auto-repeat.

Solution 1 works well if you only need the delete key to auto-repeat, but if you need all the keys to auto-repeat the overlay code becomes as complex as the custom keyboard option. (The overlay needs a rectangle for each key, so why not just replace the underlaying keyboard).
Solution 2 involves a certain amount of "up-front" work... One way you might do this is define a key cap class (like a physical key) and a keyboard layout class.
I have implemented both solutions in projects I have worked on, but I currently use solution 2 since I can create whatever keyboard I like. In the simple case the use need never know that it is not the system keyboard. For power users they can customize the keyboard as they see fit.
For what it is worth, I found it useful to have the keyboard class be dumb; it just communicates that a key has transitioned to being down or has transitioned to being up. An additional class above that decides what action should be taken.
In some ways, I know this is not the answer you were looking for, but I hope it helps,
IDZ

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Dapeng Dong is a post-doctoral researcher in CUC lab, University College Cork. He received his MSc in Software and Systems for Mobile Networks from University College Cork.
His research centers on cloud resource optimization and efficient methods for big data analysis. Dapeng is Microsoft Certified System Engineer; Cisco System Certified Network Professional; Sun Microsystems Certified JAVA Programmer, Web Component Developer, and Business Component Developer.
Prior to his PhD study in MISL lab, University College Cork, he worked for Cisco Systems International as a Software Engineer.


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The Mercier Bridge
A link between Montreal's past and indigenous culture
by Susan Kelly
The Honoré Mercier Bridge, more usually called the Mercier Bridge by locals, was the fourth bridge built to span the St. Lawrence River. It also links Montreal's history to that of the Mohawk reserve of Kahnawake through which it runs.
The bridge connects the borough of LaSalle with the reserve and the suburb of Chateauguay located on the other side. An estimated 75,000 vehicles use the bridge each day on average, making for some 30 million a year.
When it opened in 1934, it was named for Quebec Premier Honoré Mercier. It was originally 1.3 kilometres long with a large steel arch in the middle, surrounded by 11 steel spans and 31 reinforced concrete spans.
Today, the bridge has those viewing from afar seeing double. As far back as 1963, the Mercier Bridge's two lanes proved insufficient to handle increasing traffic. The Quebec Transport Ministry commissioned a second bridge to be built adjacent to the first, doubling the number of lanes available to motorists.
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It carries provincial highway 138, formerly Route 4. Motorists heading for the Eastern Townships and the U.S. border find the Mercier Bridge the most direct route. Or they would, if not for the seemingly endless closings in place for the past several years to make much-needed improvements to the ageing structure.
In 2009, an eight-year project to replace the bridge's deck got underway. With lead contractor Mohawk Bridge Consortium, work was completed in August 2016. The Mercier Bridge's overall management is handled jointly by the provincial government and Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Incorporated. According to the latter's website, "(the project) serves as an example for collaboration with the Mohawk Council of Kahnawake and the expertise of Mohawk contractors."
The bridge was closed entirely during the summer of 1990 during the Oka Crisis, a 78-day standoff between Mohawk protesters, police, and army. At issue was a proposed golf course expansion and condo project to be built on disputed land. In solidarity, Mohawks in Kahnawake shut down the Mercier Bridge and some threatened to blow it up. The bridge did not reopen until the end of August.
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The venerable bridge has required even more maintenance over the past few years. And this has led to it being partially closed to traffic for prolonged periods each summer, a pattern expected to continue in 2020. Plans are in the works that would see the provincial part of the bridge rebuilt in coming years to include a bicycle and pedestrian path and other modern updates. •
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Calytrix divergens is a species of plant in the myrtle family Myrtaceae that is endemic to Western Australia.

The shrub typically grows to a height of . It blooms between May and October producing yellow star shaped flowers.

Found on breakaways and escarpments in the Mid West and the Goldfields-Esperance regions of Western Australia where it grows on sandy soils over laterite, quartzite or granite.

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Plants described in 1987
divergens
Flora of Western Australia

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It's important to understand what SEO is and how it can help your business because of the saturation of today's market and search engines. The ultimate goal is to increase your online presence so that you can stand out from your competitors and increase internal revenue.
SEO or Search Engine Optimization is a term that gets pulled around a lot, but many do not know exactly what it is. SEO is the process one goes through to increase their chances of ranking higher in Google or any search engine for that matter. It is the process of affecting the visibility of a website or a web page in a web search engine's unpaid results — often referred to as "natural," "organic" or "earned" results. Since Google takes over the lion's share of users using their search engine, we'll focus on what is SEO to Google.
Google goes through an index process in which they determine which search engine results will show up and in what position and page. They use an algorithm of over 200 variables that determine this. We do not have access to this entire algorithm to protect against spammers that engage in Black Hat SEO strategies, a negatively viewed tactic where users try to fool the search engines so that they receive a higher ranking. Fortunately, Google has tapped into many of these tactics and can penalize websites by either bringing their ranking far down in the SERP (Search Engine Results Page) or removing that site entirely from the Google index, thus not showing up in results.
What is a query and how does keyword selection influence my ranking in search results?
The center focus of search engine optimization is creating quality content using relevant keywords pertaining to the theme of your page. The more relative your keywords are to the content on your page and the higher the frequency at which users use that keyword when they type in a query, the higher your chances are of ranking on the results page. [query: keyword(s) one types in the search bar when they are searching for something]. Understand that how you structure your landing page is crucial to search engine optimization and there are many granular attributes that you should apply to support these optimization efforts to get the best outcome.
What should I look for in a business partner for the purpose of search engine optimization?
Having a business partner that is experienced in semantic (keyword) and competitive research are integral parts to achieving the most optimized landing pages in which users can see your page and actually want to stay on your page when they arrive at it. The next step is having a team of creative writers to express your company's needs with quality content, in well-written text that suits your business, whether it be selling a product or service, making it easier for potential customers to find your company or simply offering users a viable source of information. Ultimately, search engine optimization is designed to increase online presence, which can lead to increased revenue for the products or services of your business.
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Eildon Park Cricket Club and Lysterfield Cricket Club will put their rivalries aside as they take the field on Sunday 27th November to raise awareness and funds for White Ribbon.
All the fun kicks off at 11 a.m. with EPCC under 16's side do battle against LCC as the lead up 20/20 before the inaugural White Ribbon Cup between the seniors at 2:30.
There will be lots of fun for all involved with: – Auctions and raffles to raise funds for White Ribbon – Guest Speakers – Children activities (Jumping castles, dunk machines) There just some ideas I had so far. I spoke with Ian Hartley from the league and he was supportive of the idea.


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MedifreeDigital mobile app launched for integrated and paperless healthcare services
Updated At: Oct 25, 2021 10:05 PM (IST)
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, October 25
A team of doctors has developed a mobile application that will provide digital, integrated and paperless healthcare services anywhere in India.
The creators of MedifreeDigital claim it to be a completely `Made in India' healthcare mobile app that aims at making the medical profession paperless by providing to the patients integrated services of doctors, laboratories/diagnostic centres and chemists/pharmacists digitally. It is the first of its kind application that brings doctors, pharmacists/ patients and diagnostic centres on a single platform unlike most others applications, the release said.
The App is a comprehensive platform where allopathic, ayurvedic and homoeopathic doctors can all register and have access to complete medical records of the registered patients, though only with the consent of the patient.
``It is a platform where every user works independently but in an integrated manner,'' says Kota-based Dr P. Chatter, one of the founder-Director. ``While we strongly believe that every patient must visit a doctor for physical examination at least once because human touch is essential in medical sciences, however, for minor ailments such as cough and cold, online consultation is advised, he adds. It is convenient for the patients as he saves time and money by eliminating visits to doctors, chemists and even diagnostic centres, if required,'' he added.
MedifreeDigital is a neutral platform as it does not promote any healthcare service provider – meaning it will not rate or recommend any doctor, laboratory or a chemist to the patient--it will be the patient's decision to select the service provider either those registered on the App or of their own choice.
To make the functioning transparent, MedifreeDigital App provides videos showing advantages of registering for the practitioners, patients, laboratories and chemists even before registration. All videos are available on Medifree YouTube channel also. A healthy person can also register on the App and keep his/her medical records as the App provides 12MB space free for the purpose. The App can be downloaded from Google Playstore and an iOS version would also be available soon.
Registered patients will receive prescriptions via app to app message, email and SMS while and unregistered will receive it via email and SMS. For enhanced privacy, Medifree uses world's most reliable Amazon Web Server (AWS), yet the services of Medifree are free of cost for all patients though healthcare service providers will continue to collect their charges/fee as before.
It is a contactless system for various services thereby eliminating the risk of various communicable diseases such as Coronavirus, Swine flu and even hospital acquired secondary infection. ``The facility has a huge global potential and can be a boon for medical tourism and can become one world healthcare on mobile,'' says New Delhi-based co-Director Dr Poonam Bazaz. Working on paperless healthcare mobile app at MedifreeDigital Mobile App is more convenient than USA where it is based on computers, she adds.
The doctors will write the prescription on the mobile which is easier and clearer. They need to write only once which is always autosaved in their individual master database. Patients need not travel to metros or big cities for second opinion as they can use paid mobile consultation call facility and the doctor can see their medical records on the mobile phone itself. The diagnostic centres and chemists can offer additional services to those who come via the App.
India has more than 12 lakh allopathy, 2.5 lakh dental and 9 lakh AYUSH registered doctors treating more than 1.5 crore patients daily. This also includes services of 1.5 lakh pathology laboratories and diagnostic centres and 8 lakh registered chemist.
The United States of America has one of the most advanced computer-based paperless healthcare ecosystems in the world having digital health data of every citizen. The Americas spend 18% of their GDP on healthcare services whereas India, with four times the population, spends only about 2% for the same.


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Enric Aguadé Sans (Reus, 25 de desembre del 1920 - Reus, 14 de gener del 2013), metge i senderista, fil d'Enric Aguadé Parés.

Biografia
Estudià a l'institut de Reus i el 1938 va ser mobilitzat i formà part de la Lleva del Biberó, participant en la batalla de l'Ebre. Llicenciat en Medicina l'any 1947, va fer el doctorat a Madrid el mateix any, dirigit pel doctor Marañón, especialitzant-se en endocrinologia. A partir de 1948 va començar a exercir a Reus, i fins al 2004. Va reorganitzar el servei meteorològic del Centre de Lectura a partir de la seva reobertura el 1948, i publicà a la seva revista diversos articles d'aquesta temàtica. En el camp professional lluità per independitzar-se del sindicat provincial de metges de Tarragona, i aconseguí una certa autonomia quan va poder instal·lar a Reus una delegació d'aquest col·legi. Va ser un dels propulsors i mantenidors de l'Hemeroteca Mèdica de Reus, una associació que utilitzava unes sales del Centre de Lectura i que reunia els metges de Reus i de la comarca, on es rebien subscripcions de revistes mèdiques europees i americanes, per tal de mantenir al dia els coneixements professionals i publicava una revista: Acta Clínica de Hemeroteca Médica, on els metges reusencs hi feien aportacions. En el camp de l'excursionisme, l'any 1973 va entrar a formar part del Comitè Català de Senders de la Federació d'Entitats Excursionistes de Catalunya, i en va ser president durant més de 25 anys. Va ser un dels introductors del senderisme a Catalunya des del Comitè de Senders.

Per tota la seva dilatada trajectòria, el doctor Aguadé ha estat guardonat amb múltiples distincions, com les insígnies d'or de la Diputació de Tarragona, de la Federació d'Entitats Excursionistes de Catalunya, i del Col·legi Oficial de Metges de Tarragona, la medalla de plata de la Ciutat de Reus, la medalla de Forjador de la Història Esportiva de Catalunya, el premi Humanisme i esport de Barcelona. També el trofeu de la Federación Española de Montaña pels seus 25 anys de dedicació als Senders de gran recorregut, la Creu de Sant Jordi (2000) i el 2003 el premi de Medi Ambient.

Enric Aguadé Sans morí el 14 de gener del 2013, als 92 anys, a l'Hospital Universitari Sant Joan de Reus.

Bibliografia
La seva producció editorial sobre camins i senders és molt prolífica:
 Guia de Reus a Lourdes a peu (1985)
 Vint anys del Dia del Camí de Muntanya (1987)
 Camins Mil·lenaris del Baix Camp (1992)
 Memorial d'Aiguats (1995)
 Topònims Ibèrics (1998)
 Camins Mil·lenaris de Catalunya per on passaven els Pelegrins de Santiago (1999)
 Camí Ancestral de Salou a Ulldemolins (2001)
 Itineraris per la Serra de la Llena i els Sagalassos (2005)
 Memòries d'un metge caminador (autobiografia) (2006), prologada per l'aleshores alcalde de Reus Lluís Miquel Pérez Segura.

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Enllaços externs

Metges catalans del sud contemporanis
Metges reusencs
Excursionistes catalans
Creus de Sant Jordi 2000
Forjadors de la història esportiva de Catalunya
Morts a Reus
Naixements del 1920


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Oklahoma's early intervention program designed to meet the needs of infants and toddlers aged birth to 36 months, with disabilities and developmental delays.
Mothers' Milk Banks screen donors and collect, process, and dispense donor human milk, which is prescribed by health care providers to help preterm and fragile infants thrive.
The Oklahoma Mothers' Milk Bank (OMMB), located at 901 North Lincoln Boulevard, Suite 330, in Oklahoma City, began dispensing pasteurized milk in August 2013, and now is officially operating as the 13th milk bank in the U.S.!
The Oklahoma Blood Institute (OBI) is partnering with the OMMB to assist in operations. The milk bank is located in OBI's new building, which provides a central location for delivering milk statewide and will benefit from OBI's on-site donor screening, statewide courier service, and locations around the state for housing of milk depots.
OMMB supplies pasteurized donor milk primarily to hospitals in Oklahoma, though requests from hospitals in the surrounding region will be considered.


NEWS: Fate/Extra Last Encore Anime Now Available on Netflix in U.S.
Now I can finally binge watch this. I started the first episode awhile back when it first aired and it was so whacky that I had to stop for awhile lol.
I only made it 3 or 4 episodes in a while back before I gave up out of boredom. Netflix can keep it, I have enough of a backlog as is.
If Netflix was gonna take this long, they might as well have waited longer until the 3 episode sequel came out.


It has been 6 months since I left Prague as I'm writing this, but I recall it very well and flashes of my experience there often come back to mind. Part of it, and unfortunately for a short time, was assisting Daniela at her place something like once a week during May and June 2018.
I found out about Daniela because a friend who was one of her assistants told me about her. She described with enthusiasm what it felt like to help her and how well and quickly she picked up what she had to do. From our talk, I understood even before meeting her that Daniela was communicating well and that she made it a priority to settle a good atmosphere with her assistants. That is when I decided to have the training with her, because I thought this new experience could be a win-win situation: in exchange for help I was going to learn a lot about listening to a person's needs.
How is it to work with Daniela?
When I came to her place for the first time, I really didn't know how much time I would be able to spend for this work and I was anxious that I wouldn't give enough of my time in exchange for the training. In fact, I only had two months left in Prague and a lot of work for my study program. It is funny because one of the first things that Daniela said was that I was completely free to choose when, and how much time I wanted to spend at her place. I thought: "Ah, she must read in the assistant's minds after doing this thousands of times! …" And in fact, it's like she knew what might be difficult for me to understand ahead of me, and she described what she needed with such precision that I felt quickly comfortable with the missions she gave me.
The point was to avoid wasting time. If regularly you ask: "Hey, could you pass me that pen?", Daniela would give me the information about the shape and color of the pen, its exact position in the pocket of the bag, the exact position of the bag in the room and even the easiest way for me to reach it. I was impressed by that. That she remembered where everything was, and struck by the kind of organization it took for her to do it all. I understood that she had everything covered but the thing was that she had to fight time.
I quickly understood that my role was going to slow down the clock for her. To take care of the very little things that would take away her day if my extra hands weren't there. I loved this almost instantly. It felt like it was the most rewarding job to be able to give back to someone her free time. For me, when I was there, the time was shrinking and hours were minutes. Because the things that took ten seconds alone took a complete different turn there with Daniela. Whenever I got to her place, I knew that I was going to work at a different speed than usual. I would have to spare space for listening, looking, being very focused on simple things that I usually go over without even realizing it on my own. Because of this stretching of time, and because the job consisted in paying more attention to little things and listening, I felt extremely relaxed after assisting Daniela.
So I decided to make quite regular visits, once a week. I usually came in the evening, and my missions would be to help with cooking, with the bath, and to set the bed. I particularly enjoyed massaging Daniela and doing some exercises in the morning to wake up her muscles. It was interesting to learn about her. Every mission took a long time and it was a chance to talk and get to know each other. I loved hearing about her stories so I was always asking a lot of questions. I was very impressed by her personality and curious about the way she could handle it all, with the schedule for assistants, as well as studying gender studies and painting. I was also amazed by her patience. In general, people get mad if they have to say things several times. She had no problem with repeating things if needed and she was very kind, saying thank you a lot.
My biggest surprise working at Daniela's.
I think I was surprised about how comfortable it felt to deal with intimate tasks, even without knowing her. She was inviting me in her most complete privacy and I was assisting someone for the first time. I think I was afraid I would make clumsy gestures when holding her for example. Of course, it could happen, but she was completely comfortable with saying it when I was wrong. I never hesitated to ask questions because she made it clear that I could ask anything. What changed from the first session to the last was that I could anticipate better her needs and go faster with the tasks. But I felt comfortable with her from the beginning to the end.
I would have definitely helped more if I could but time to go home quickly came. I really recommend you this human experience that is to help Daniela.
At the time of doing assistance, Héloïse was a bachelor's student of history of arts at Charles university who came from southern France to Prague for an exchange program.


Agile techniques and their derivatives ( lean , kanban, lean startup, etc ) focus on how to make software development more productive and valuable to end users and customers. But, is all the ceremony and process missing a more basic point about individual team member productivity?
Stop multitasking. No, seriously—stop. Switching from task to task quickly does not work. In fact, changing tasks more than 10 times in a day makes you dumber than being stoned. When you're stoned, your IQ drops by five points. When you multitask, it drops by an average of 10 points, 15 for men, five for women (yes, men are three times as bad at multitasking than women).
Work on your own agenda. Don't let something else set your day. Most people go right to their emails and start freaking out. You will end up at in box-zero, but accomplish nothing. After you wake up, drink water so you rehydrate, eat a good breakfast to replenish your glucose, then set prioritized goals for the rest of your day.
Scrum pushes for eliminating distractions, breaking down work into meaningful tasks, and time boxing work...echoing many of Tony's points. But, Tony makes the assertion that having a personal set of work standards is necessary for all professionals. What are considered to be the best work practices for software development teams? What habits do great software developers internalize?
LinkedIN Conversation: What are the top "MUST HAVE" habits of a great software developer to ensure creating a world class quality codin product?
When reading through these sites one is struck by how much focus is given to the technical side of a developer's responsibilities. Things like: "Assume the code doesn't work until it's proven to work", "Problem Solving", "Curiosity", "Keep your code clean", "Simplicity of Design", "Understand the Problem" and "Check the internet first, before coding something" litter these sites and conversations.
While these are probably salient points for any developer, Tony Wong's list may be more practical and direct in terms of work productivity and may even contradict the lists given by others on the best habits of software developers.
So what are your thoughts? What things tend to distract developers? Are the habits that make other professionals productive anathema to the profession of software development? Do processes ( agile or otherwise ) hide individual developer ineffectiveness? How do you keep your individual yield strong and valued?


Your lender may be the one to decide what you can borrow, but you are the one to decide what you can afford.
Lenders are very good at what they do, but they make qualification decisions based on averages and formulas. They cannot understand the nuances of your lifestyle and your spending patterns the same way you do. So, consider leaving a little room for the unexpected – for all the new opportunities your home will give you to spend money. From furnishings, to landscaping, to repairs, you may find yourself spending quite a lot after moving in.
Historically, banks use a ratio called 28/36 to decide how much borrowers can borrow. An approved housing payment couldn't be more than 28 percent of the buyer's gross monthly income. In addition, the borrower's total debt load (including car payments, student loans, and credit card payments) cannot exceed 36 percent. At times when home prices have risen, some lenders have responded by stretching these ratios to as high as 50 percent. No matter how expensive your market might be, I urge you to think carefully before stretching your budget too much.
Deciding how much you can afford should involve some very careful attention to how your financial profile will change in the upcoming years. In the long run, your own peace of mind and security will matter most of all.


Unit 1B Mooneshine Run is one of our units built with "guys weekend out" in mind.
This log cabin has 5 beds and can be combined with unit 1a for 9 total beds in a compact space.
On demand water heaters ensure that you will never run out of hot water in the shower. Grab a group of friends and make a weekend out of it.


LA HISTORIA DEL RESTAURANTE IMPERIAL COMIENZA EN 1992 CUANDO YIQIONG WU, MÁS CONOCIDO COMO YOKIN DUEÑO DEL RESTAURANTE, DESPUÉS DE AÑOS DE FORMACIÓN Y TRABAJO EN HOTELES Y RESTAURANTES DE SHANGHAI, PEKIN, PALMA DE MALLORCA Y SAN SEBASTIAN, DECIDE MUDARSE A PAMPLONA PARA ABRIR SU PROPIO RESTAURANTE.
"GRAN DRAGÓN" PRIMER NOMBRE QUE RECIBE EL RESTAURANTE CON EL SLOGAN "ÚNICO EN CONFIANZA Y CALIDAD". ESPECIALIZADO EN COCINA CHINA DE LAS REGIONES DE PEKIN, SHANGHAI Y CANTÓN. EN ESTA ÉPOCA SE COMIENZAN A FORMAR LOS QUE YA HOY SON LOS CLÁSICOS DEL RESTAURANTE.
LOS ARROCES Y SOBRE TODO EL ARROZ 5 DELICIAS QUE NO 3 COMO ANUNCIABAN EN LA TELEVISIÓN POR AQUEL ENTONCES, SE DIFERENCIABA POR EL USO DEL JAMÓN SERRANO Y ARROZ DE JAZMÍN IMPORTADO DE TAILANDIA.
EL PATO LAQUEADO, SE PREPARABA Y COCINABA DURANTE AL MENOS 5 DÍAS COMO MANDA LA TRADICIÓN CHINA. SE SOPLA PARA SEPARAR LA PIEL DE LA CARNE PARA QUE SEA MÁS CRUJIENTE, SE RELLENA CON ESPECIAS, SE BAÑA EN UNA MEZCLA ESPECIAL DE VINAGRE, SE DEJA SECAR 3 DÍAS PARA FINALMENTE ASARLO EN UN HORNO ESPECIAL TRAÍDO DE CHINA. NADA TENÍA QUE VER CON LAS VERSIONES SIMPLES QUE SE HABÍAN POPULARIZADO EN LOS DEMÁS RESTAURANTES CHINOS.
EL ROLLO DE PRIMAVERA, PREPARACIÓN QUE EN CHINA SE CONSUME POR LO GENERAL TAN SOLO EN LA CELEBRACIÓN DEL AÑO NUEVO CHINO, PASÓ A SER RÁPIDAMENTE UNO DE LOS ESTANDARTES DE LA COCINA CHINA EN ESPAÑA GRACIAS A LA CULTURA DE LOS FRITOS.
EN 2001 SE REINAUGURA EL RESTAURANTE BAJO EL NOMBRE DE "DRAGÓN REAL", CON LA AMPLIACIÓN Y REFORMA DE LA BAJERA CONTIGUA. NO SÓLO FUE UNA AMPLIACIÓN DE LOCAL SINO TAMBIÉN DE CARTA. INTRODUCIENDO EN PAMPLONA POR PRIMERA VEZ LA COCINA JAPONESA. DURANTE ESTA ETAPA EL SUSHI TODAVÍA NO ES LO POPULAR COMO LO ES ACTUALMENTE, PERO LA PLANCHA JAPONESA "TEPPANYAKI" COMIENZA A COGER MUCHA FUERZA. LOS FIDEOS UDON, LOS ROLLOS DE ENTRECOT RELLENOS Y EL POLLO TERIYAKI YA ERAN TAN POPULARES COMO LO SON HOY.
CON EL AFIANZAMIENTO DE LA COCINA JAPONESA EN EL RESTAURANTE, DE "CHINA IMPERIAL" SE PASÓ A LLAMAR "IMPERIAL".
LA CARTA JAPONESA SE VA FORMANDO Y REFINANDO A TRAVÉS DE LOS CONTINUOS VIAJES Y ESTANCIAS EN JAPÓN DE TRABAJO Y FORMACIÓN. LA MADURACIÓN DE LOS PESCADOS, LA TÉCNICA DEL NIGIRI (HONTEGAESHI), LA CEREMONIA DEL TE, EL OMOTENASHI Y LA FILOSOFÍA DEL KAISEKI. CONCEPTOS QUE CONTINUAREMOS INTRODUCIENDO POCO A POCO EN EL RESTAURANTE PARA IR ACERCANDO LA CULTURA Y GASTRONOMIA ASIÁTICA, PRINCIPALMENTE LA CULTURA CHINA Y LA CULTURA JAPONESA A NUESTROS COMENSALES.


We are surrounded by business, everywhere we look there's something that involves business and finance.
Business should be introduced to children at an early age, it does not have to be daunting, in fact, it can be taught in a fun way.
Nobody has more imagination and ideas in children, this should be encouraged. Unfortunately, as children older society tends to stifle kid's imagination.
For those who can remember the Tom Hanks's Film "Big" the part where he says I don't get it speaks volumes about how a child's mind should not be dismissed.
We will be having fun exploring business ideas, there are lots of young entrepreneurs out there who have invented life changing products. It all stems from an idea and confidence to see it through.


Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James (23) reacts after stealing the ball from the Atlanta Hawks and driving the court for a slam as Hawks' Kent Bazemore (24) walks away during Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals on May 26 at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have just advanced to the NBA Finals for the first time since 2007, and all I can think about is just that year, '07.
The team was significantly less talented than the Spurs that year, and they probably knew it. LeBron James and company were merely happy to reach the pinnacle of basketball excellence that is the Finals.
However, this time they have a legitimate chance at the elusive title the city of Cleveland hasn't experienced since 1964 when the Browns defeated the Baltimore Colts 27-0. Cleveland has nearly tasted the championship champagne on several occasions since then — most notably in 1987 and 1988 with the Browns and 1997 with the Indians. However, collectively John Elway, Earnest Byner, Edgar Renteria and Jose Mesa broke the hearts of Cleveland fans everywhere.
Not to mention the shot Michael Jordan made over Craig Ehlo in 1989 or the blown 3-1 series lead over the Red Sox for the Tribe in 2007. Throw in LeBron's decision in 2010 when he took his talents to South Beach, and one couldn't help but think this city was cursed.
I'm almost convinced they all got together and were in on the whole thing, sort of like an Ocean's 11 ordeal, except to screw over Cleveland sports franchises instead of some multi-millionaire casino owner. There's no way this many unfortunate events occur for one city. No way, I tell you.
Upon LeBron's return to Cleveland in the summer of 2014, grand expectations surfaced and consumed the fan base, as some went as far to celebrate in front of the man's Bath, Ohio, home moments after hearing word he would be coming home. What would drive people to go out of their way and celebrate at his house?
The answer is simple enough: the shot at a championship that everyone knew was now a very realistic opportunity with the return of one of the five best players to ever play the game of basketball.
The hunger for a championship and all that it encompasses filled the minds of fans, and they couldn't help themselves.
A title for this area is larger than basketball at this point, as it can be used to boost the morale of the people, bolster the economy and even give the community something to rally around in the wake of events like the Michael Brelo trial and the death of Tamir Rice that have tormented the city.
The area of Northeast Ohio and Cavs fans throughout the state know that the drought may very well be over with their hometown team returning to the forefront of the basketball world.
The thing about destiny is it always happens the exact way it should. Maybe all of these setbacks in the history of Cleveland sports were reminders of our resilience and toughness to withstand anything, even a 51-year-old championship drought.
Maybe LeBron needed to leave in order to learn how to win and come back with a newfound confidence that exudes in each and every one of his teammates.
And maybe, just maybe, all of the losses in the past will make this one even more special and one to cherish forever.
Trey, I am wondering how you failed to include the most important player on the team, the Italian Stalian himself, Matthew Delavadova. Without him, the Cavs would have been worrying about which pick in the top 5 they would end up with in this draft instead of rallying around him and allowing him to carry them to the promised land.
Trey, I am wondering how you failed to include the most important player on the team, the AUSTRALIAN Stalian himself, Matthew Delavadova. Without him, the Cavs would have been worrying about which pick in the top 5 they would end up with in this draft instead of rallying around him and allowing him to carry them to the promised land.


I prepared my first pollen slides during my Master studies, in 2009. I have been introduced how to pipette a portion of the sample and mount it between a slide and cover slide. Some colleagues don't necessarily seal their slides before analysis, but I personally like to seal them to prevent any leak. This is important to me since I mount pollen samples in glycerine, and it is difficult to get rid of it completely if it ever touched the optic of the microscope.
More recently, I saw someone preparing reference pollen slides. I knew reference slides since years but never wondered how one achieves such long-term preparation, although it is exactly what I look for. Here is the secret: reference pollen slides are mounted with paraffin wax. I studied a bit the process and I adapted it to my needs. Following is a description of my method.
Vintage container of Bêtises de Cambrai, a famous French sweet.
Paraffin wax is solid at room temperature. I store it in a small metallic box, such as those for candies. When I want to prepare slides, I put this box on a portable stove. It doesn't need to be particularly hot. I use a temperature around 80–90 °C. This is enough for the paraffin wax to turn completely liquid after a few minutes. But this is also enough to burn your fingers, so watch out! Then, I use a small copper stick to deposit a bit of paraffin wax on a slide, in such a way to limit a rectangular area. Ideally, an area of the same dimensions than those of your cover slides :) The paraffin wax will quickly cool down on the surface of the slide. In the centre of the area, I drop a bit of my actual sample, and cover it with the cover slide. And then it is time for the magic to happen: I place the slide a few seconds directly on the stove. This is enough for the paraffin wax to melt again. The cover slide will adjust properly while the sample gets to the edges, but the paraffin has everything closed already! Eventual bubbles of air trapped between the slide and the cover slide will easily escape outside.
The result is perfectly clean. There is no material on top of the cover slide, assuring a thin slide that would never touch the optic of your miscroscope. And it rarely leaks! But it can happen, that's right. Most of time it is due of too little paraffin was deposited. It is hopefully easy to fix: drop more paraffin wax on the faulty edge, and heat the slide a few seconds on the stove again. The additional paraffin wax should beautifully merge with the original one, and push the sample material back underneath the cover slide.
A simple 3D-printed slide holder to prepare clean (pollen) slides.
Now, since the paraffin wax must be deposited on the slide first, it is important to know where exactly. For this, I designed a particular slide holder. When a slide is laid on this holder, you can see through it the area of the cover slide you should circumscribe. Easy!
And you, how are you preparing your (pollen) slides?
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Weekend Worker - Sheffield
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The Greens is a 21 bed abstinence-based service for those who are in housing need and are recovering from substance misuse problems. The service offers a mix of individual support work with our residents and a group-based recovery program.
You will support clients to set up, maximise their income and pay rent, reduce debts, develop independent living skills and maintain their health and wellbeing. You will work as part of an experienced and committed team and will be outcome-focused and committed to help Sheffield residents realise their full potential.
• 8am to 4pm on a Saturday and Sunday
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Private investigators and private detectives constantly have to rely on their training and expertise in the field. However as a result of unavoidable scenarios often coaching and experience could not be sufficient. All through the years a lot of private investigators are constantly looking for ways to minimize the risk to their life and wellness when they're on the job. Risk to the life of private investigators and private detectives is specifically high when they conduct surveillance specifically on persons who're recognized to be quite dangerous. This why often it is imperative for private investigators and private detectives to grow to be creative and utilise other means or approaches on how you can conduct their surveillance and investigation, thus the use of gadgets becomes a necessity for private investigators and private detectives.
1 such gadget that's generally utilised by private investigators and private detectives will be the voice recording watch. This watch was developed so that you can assist private investigators and private detectives in gathering information from the person they're trying to investigate. The voice recorder watch is made up of wise steel and is integrated with a 1 Gigabyte of flash memory, enough to store hundreds of hours of audio recording. Playback is not a dilemma as the watch also functions as an MP3 Player along with the recordings may be listened to through the earphones that come together with the watch. The recordings can also be played on the computer through Windows Media player or other media player software program applications. Private investigators and private detectives need to have not be concerned concerning the battery life of the Voice Recorder watch because of the reality that it's also equipped with built-in batteries which provides the watch the recording capability of as much as four.five hours, the watch itself has a separate battery thus the watch continue to function even if the recorder battery is already spent. Apart from the functions mentioned the watch is also shock proof therefore producing it the most compatible watch for private investigators and private detectives.


As a textile designer I build on my surroundings and personal experiences. Looking closely at the interaction between humans and nature. It is something that is everywhere, always changing, and a major source to my design development and inspiration.
The beautiful textures, line work and patterns found close up in nature reflect a lot within my work. Much like the characteristics of nature, my work is forever changing and evolving through experimentation.
As a designer I trust my intuition. I work in a very creative matter, giving my imagination time to free flow through ideas. Being a constructive person, a lot of my process is spent experimenting with techniques and outcome ideas. I focus on knitting, computer design, 3D computer design and sketching.
As a textile designer I am open to new experiences and opportunities. At this point in my career I have not determined a definite outcome, but am excited at the prospects.


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Mike Reeve
By Mountain Sledder
Sled Haulerz Ep. 1: 1979 Ford F-250 Custom Crew
Welcome to our new series showcasing some of the most radical sled haulerz out there!
First up is a very cool 1979 Ford F-250 Crew Cab body with an Ecoboost chassis underneath, built by Mike Reeve. Mike is well-known in the sled community as a long-time filmer and producer of 509 sled films and more in the powersports industry.
Mike Reeve's 1979 Ford F-250 Custom Crew - Sled Haulerz
Make and model: 1979 Ford F-250 Custom Crew
Engine: 3.5L Twin-Turbo Ecoboost
Drivetrain: 2013 F-150 Ecoboost drivetrain. 6 speed auto, E-locker rear diff, 3.73:1 ratio
Aftermarket Stuff: AFE intercooler, 5 Star ported manifolds, Banks Cold air intake, 5 Star tune, Ride Rite Air Bags, Bilstein & Fox Shocks
Wheels and Tire: Level 8 Hauler Aluminum Rims & BFG KO2 285/75/17 tires
MS: What is the backstory on the build?
Mike: My late wife Krystle wasn't a fan of the 1969 resto-mod Camaro I built that we used to cruise around in. For her, it was too loud and got too much attention. She suggested that I restore an old truck instead. So I started looking at mid '50s trucks, but I quickly realized they weren't practical. I really wanted to build a crew cab truck so I could use it as a daily driver.
Mike's late wife Krystle, bless her soul, thought the '69 Camaro Mike built was noisy and attracted too much attention. She was probably right.
When I was searching for the perfect candidate for a crew cab, I discovered that Dodge crews in older eras are extremely hard to come by and it's nearly impossible to get parts (even harder than these Ford crew cabs, which are rare enough). And I didn't love the square body 3+3 Chevys as much as the dentside Fords from 1973-79.
After some learning when my father and I resto-moded the 1969 Camaro, my goal for this project was to use a written-off, new era platform with this old-style body. That way I could have all the technology and benefits like power, fuel economy, wiring and controls and comfort for a very low price.
Since my plan was to use this as a daily driver and my sled hauler for my gig filming with 509, it had to be reliable, comfortable and capable of travelling all over Western Canada—including some difficult-to-access backcountry riding locations.
Where did you find the truck?
Having decided on the Ford body style, I began watching used car sites for a little over a year until I saw two 1979 Ford crew cabs posted for sale in High Level, AB for around $2000. I couldn't believe it, because they're so rare. I bought them sight unseen and travelled through a snowstorm for eight hours with my friend Dave to go pick them up.
The 2013 F-150 was a write-off I got from CoPart Edmonton for $2,800. That all sounds pretty cheap, but I would say I have between $30-35k into it now.
What was the first step in the build?
The first step in the build was to remove the body from the old chassis and get it off to the body shop to be sand blasted, and to have the cab corners, rockers and pillars fixed from the rust.
Then I disassembled the 2013 carefully to keep all the wiring, modules and drivetrain intact.
How long did it take to complete the build, and in what stages did you work on it?
I started the build in spring of 2017 and finished it early last summer. So a little over three years in the making.
It was slow off the start because I was travelling a lot, filming for 509 and the World Jet Boat Championships. The real progress happened in the last 12 months. I had a nice garage of my own to work in, and that's when it really took shape.
How much was restoration and how much custom built?
The body panels and doors were restored to original 1979 era, and the rest of the trucks is "fairly stock" 2013. The custom part was everything I had to do to bring them together—cab mounts, rad support, bumper mounts, box mounts and custom wiring to adapt the 2013 harness to 1979 type light fixtures.
How did you decide on the paint?
Although this truck is basically all new technology, I wanted it to appear as close to an original '79 as possible, and not some SEMA show truck with wild rims, paint, lights and gadgets. So I wanted a paint that fit the era.
My friend Cory had a 1979 Ford in high school which was very close to this blue colour, and it was an original Ford colour. He still has that truck and he's stoked that I chose a paint that's similar to his.
I have to thank Kenton and the guys at Big Rig for doing the paint and body work on it. I'm stoked on how it turned out.
What was the most difficult part of the process?
I would say the most time-consuming was adapting the new style HVAC, wipers and dash to fit with the old 1979 firewall. It was a ton of time and metalwork to get that done.
Is there special attention that you paid to any particular part of the build?
I really wanted to spend time trying to keep the look of the truck original. The '79 Ford is one of the most iconic trucks ever made, and I wanted to keep it looking as-is. Looking back at Cory's '79 in high school, it stuck in my memory as a very cool truck. So when the old boys look at the truck in the sled parking lot or after riding at the gas station, I wanted them to think, Wow, that brings me back, without even knowing it's all new technology inside.
Some interesting notes of the build are that it has satellite radio, automatic headlights, Bluetooth audio, OEM Ford command start & theft control, E-locker rear diff and integrated brake controller.
One other point worth mentioning is that this 1979 F-250 had a GVW of 7,700lbs and the 2013 I used has the exact same 7,700lb GVW. Pretty cool.
Since the build was finished, how has it been for its intended purpose? Has anything needed to be changed or rebuilt?
It's surprised me at how reliable it has been since I began driving it last summer. It wasn't 100% complete, but I started using it and it blew me away at how it all just worked as planned.
Since I started driving it, I have installed LED lights in the bed, a 12v air compressor under the hood, heated seats and XM radio. Just some nice things to have. So far I've done a 1000 mile trip with two sleds on the deck and it didn't skip a beat at all. Just ran and drove like a 2013 would.
If you were to start again, is there anything you would do differently?
Lots of guys have suggested that I should have went with a diesel. And my response is that it is way less expensive to do it this way. Plus, I park this in my garage and I do a lot of short runs around town for my day-to-day production work, and the expense of the diesel didn't outweigh the added power for me.
I want to put 1,000,000 miles on this truck going sledding for the rest of my life, and I can easily swap out this transmission or motor myself for a fraction of the cost of injectors or a fuel pump on a diesel.
Plus this thing is quiet, and has more than enough juice to move it down the highway. I've got a really fast circle track race car for the weekends, and no diesel—no matter the power—is going to replace that!
The truck had to be a capable daily driver, because Mike's other car isn't quite street legal.
In terms of the build itself, I could have used the floor and firewall from the 2013 cab and that would have saved me quite a bit of fabricating time. But as of right now, the truck still makes me shake my head at how it went from an idea to being used daily, and just checks all the boxes.
Tows up to 12,000 lbs √
Hauls two sleds no problem √
Starts without complaining at minus 30˚ C √
Runs and drives like a new truck √
Looks like a rare, old truck √
Any other points you'd like to share?
The 2013 Chassis is about 6″ longer than the 1979 was. So rather than chopping the frame of the 2013 to fit the body of the 1979, I had my body guy, Trevor, extend the box length from 6.6′ to a little over 7′. No one has ever noticed this, and it's the perfect length for sledding and dirt biking. For reference, this is an 8′ JetCraft sled deck on it in the pictures. So it's kind of a custom, medium-length box. Best of both worlds.
Also, I believe there were only around 2,000 of these trucks made in 1979, so there's not many of them around anymore. Lots of people don't even know Ford made a crew cab in this era.
Thanks, Mike, for sharing your sled hauler build with us! Any last words?
I'd like to give thanks to all the friends and family who helped build the truck. It really was a ton of hours by too many people to list. But it wouldn't have ever come together without their help!
If you want to see more about my truck, check out my Velocity Video YouTube channel. I'm going to produce more videos on the truck, using it and customizing it even more over the years.
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