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#if !__USE_MINGW_ANSI_STDIO && (defined(__MINGW32__) || defined(__MINGW64__))
#define __USE_MINGW_ANSI_STDIO 1
#endif

#include <inttypes.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <complex.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdbool.h>

#include <caml/memory.h>
#include <caml/alloc.h>

#include "ctypes_type_info_stubs.h"
#include "ctypes_unsigned_stubs.h"
#include "ctypes_complex_stubs.h"
#include "ctypes_raw_pointer.h"
#include "ctypes_primitives.h"

#if __USE_MINGW_ANSI_STDIO && defined(__MINGW64__)
#define REAL_ARCH_INTNAT_PRINTF_FORMAT "ll"
#else
#define REAL_ARCH_INTNAT_PRINTF_FORMAT ARCH_INTNAT_PRINTF_FORMAT
#endif

/* Read a C value from a block of memory */
/* read : 'a prim -> fat_pointer -> 'a */
value ctypes_read(value prim_, value buffer_)
{
  CAMLparam2(prim_, buffer_);
  CAMLlocal1(b);
  void *buf = CTYPES_ADDR_OF_FATPTR(buffer_);
  switch (Int_val(prim_))
  {
   case Char: b = Val_int(*(unsigned char*)buf); break;
   case Schar: b = Val_int(*(signed char *)buf); break;
   case Uchar: b = ctypes_copy_uint8(*(unsigned char *)buf); break;
   case Bool: b = Val_bool(*(bool *)buf); break;
   case Short: b = Val_int(*(short *)buf); break;
   case Int: b = Val_int(*(int *)buf); break;
   case Long: b = ctypes_copy_long(*(long *)buf); break;
   case Llong: b = ctypes_copy_llong(*(long long *)buf); break;
   case Ushort: b = ctypes_copy_ushort(*(unsigned short *)buf); break;
   case Uint: b = ctypes_copy_uint(*(unsigned int *)buf); break;
   case Ulong: b = ctypes_copy_ulong(*(unsigned long *)buf); break;
   case Ullong: b = ctypes_copy_ullong(*(unsigned long long *)buf); break;
   case Size_t: b = ctypes_copy_size_t(*(size_t *)buf); break;
   case Int8_t: b = Val_int(*(int8_t *)buf); break;
   case Int16_t: b = Val_int(*(int16_t *)buf); break;
   case Int32_t: b = caml_copy_int32(*(int32_t *)buf); break;
   case Int64_t: b = caml_copy_int64(*(int64_t *)buf); break;
   case Uint8_t: b = ctypes_copy_uint8(*(uint8_t *)buf); break;
   case Uint16_t: b = ctypes_copy_uint16(*(uint16_t *)buf); break;
   case Uint32_t: b = ctypes_copy_uint32(*(uint32_t *)buf); break;
   case Uint64_t: b = ctypes_copy_uint64(*(uint64_t *)buf); break;
   case Camlint: b = Val_int(*(intnat *)buf); break;
   case Nativeint: b = caml_copy_nativeint(*(intnat *)buf); break;
   case Float: b = caml_copy_double(*(float *)buf); break;
   case Double: b = caml_copy_double(*(double *)buf); break;
   case Complex32: b = ctypes_copy_float_complex(*(float complex *)buf); break;
   case Complex64: b = ctypes_copy_double_complex(*(double complex *)buf); break;
   default:
    assert(0);
  }
  CAMLreturn(b);
}

/* Read a C value from a block of memory */
/* write : 'a prim -> 'a -> fat_pointer -> unit */
value ctypes_write(value prim_, value v, value buffer_)
{
  CAMLparam3(prim_, v, buffer_);
  void *buf = CTYPES_ADDR_OF_FATPTR(buffer_);
  switch (Int_val(prim_))
  {
   case Char: *(unsigned char *)buf = Int_val(v); break;
   case Schar: *(signed char *)buf = Int_val(v); break;
   case Uchar: *(unsigned char *)buf = Uint8_val(v); break;
   case Bool: *(bool *)buf = Bool_val(v); break;
   case Short: *(short *)buf = Int_val(v); break;
   case Int: *(int *)buf = Int_val(v); break;
   case Long: *(long *)buf = ctypes_long_val(v); break;
   case Llong: *(long long *)buf = ctypes_llong_val(v); break;
   case Ushort: *(unsigned short *)buf = ctypes_ushort_val(v); break;
   case Uint: *(unsigned int *)buf = ctypes_uint_val(v); break;
   case Ulong: *(unsigned long *)buf = ctypes_ulong_val(v); break;
   case Ullong: *(unsigned long long *)buf = ctypes_ullong_val(v); break;
   case Size_t: *(size_t *)buf = ctypes_size_t_val(v); break;
   case Int8_t: *(int8_t *)buf = Int_val(v); break;
   case Int16_t: *(int16_t *)buf = Int_val(v); break;
   case Int32_t: *(int32_t *)buf = Int32_val(v); break;
   case Int64_t: *(int64_t *)buf = Int64_val(v); break;
   case Uint8_t: *(uint8_t *)buf = Uint8_val(v); break;
   case Uint16_t: *(uint16_t *)buf = Uint16_val(v); break;
   case Uint32_t: *(uint32_t *)buf = Uint32_val(v); break;
   case Uint64_t: *(uint64_t *)buf = Uint64_val(v); break;
   case Camlint: *(intnat *)buf = Int_val(v); break;
   case Nativeint: *(intnat *)buf = Nativeint_val(v); break;
   case Float: *(float *)buf = Double_val(v); break;
   case Double: *(double *)buf = Double_val(v); break;
   case Complex32: *(float complex *)buf = ctypes_float_complex_val(v); break;
   case Complex64: *(double complex *)buf = ctypes_double_complex_val(v); break;
   default:
    assert(0);
  }
  CAMLreturn(Val_unit);
}

/* Format a C value */
/* string_of_prim : 'a prim -> 'a -> string */
value ctypes_string_of_prim(value prim_, value v)
{
  CAMLparam2(prim_, v);
  CAMLlocal1(s);
  char buf[64];
  int len = 0;
  switch (Int_val(prim_))
  {
  case Char: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "'%c'", Int_val(v)); break;
  case Schar: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%d", Int_val(v)); break;
  case Uchar: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%d", (unsigned char)Uint8_val(v)); break;
  case Bool: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%s", Bool_val(v) ? "true" : "false"); break;
  case Short: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%hd", (short)Int_val(v)); break;
  case Int: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%d", Int_val(v)); break;
  case Long: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%ld", (long)ctypes_long_val(v)); break;
  case Llong: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%lld", (long long)ctypes_llong_val(v)); break;
  case Ushort: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%hu", (unsigned short)ctypes_ushort_val(v)); break;
  case Uint: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%u", (unsigned)ctypes_uint_val(v)); break;
  case Ulong: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%lu", (unsigned long)ctypes_ulong_val(v)); break;
  case Ullong: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%llu", (unsigned long long)ctypes_ullong_val(v)); break;
  case Size_t: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%zu", (size_t)ctypes_size_t_val(v)); break;
  case Int8_t: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%" PRId8, (int8_t)Int_val(v)); break;
  case Int16_t: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%" PRId16, (int16_t)Int_val(v)); break;
  case Int32_t: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%" PRId32, Int32_val(v)); break;
  case Int64_t: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%" PRId64, (int64_t)Int64_val(v)); break;
  case Uint8_t: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%" PRIu8, Uint8_val(v)); break;
  case Uint16_t: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%" PRIu16, Uint16_val(v)); break;
  case Uint32_t: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%" PRIu32, Uint32_val(v)); break;
  case Uint64_t: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%" PRIu64, Uint64_val(v)); break;
  case Camlint: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%" REAL_ARCH_INTNAT_PRINTF_FORMAT "d",
                         (intnat)Int_val(v)); break;
  case Nativeint: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%" REAL_ARCH_INTNAT_PRINTF_FORMAT "d",
                           (intnat)Nativeint_val(v)); break;
  case Float: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%.12g", Double_val(v)); break;
  case Double: len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%.12g", Double_val(v)); break;
  case Complex32: {
    float complex c = ctypes_float_complex_val(v);
    len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%.12g+%.12gi", crealf(c), cimagf(c));
    break;
  }
  case Complex64: {
    double complex c = ctypes_double_complex_val(v);
    len = snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%.12g+%.12gi", creal(c), cimag(c));
    break;
  }
  default:
    assert(0);
  }
  s = caml_alloc_string(len);
  memcpy(String_val(s), buf, len);
  CAMLreturn (s);
}

/* read_pointer : fat_pointer -> raw_pointer */
value ctypes_read_pointer(value src_)
{
  CAMLparam1(src_);
  void *src = CTYPES_ADDR_OF_FATPTR(src_);
  CAMLreturn(CTYPES_FROM_PTR(*(void **)src));
}

/* write_pointer : fat_pointer -> dst:fat_pointer -> unit */
value ctypes_write_pointer(value p_, value dst_)
{
  CAMLparam2(p_, dst_);
  void *dst = CTYPES_ADDR_OF_FATPTR(dst_);
  *(void **)dst = CTYPES_ADDR_OF_FATPTR(p_);
  CAMLreturn(Val_unit);
}

/* string_of_pointer : fat_pointer -> string */
value ctypes_string_of_pointer(value p_)
{
  char buf[32];
  CAMLparam1(p_);
  snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%p", CTYPES_ADDR_OF_FATPTR(p_));
  CAMLreturn (caml_copy_string(buf));
}

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Tajikistan has made significant progress over the past decade in providing access to safe drinking water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) for its citizens. However, many challenges remain. This is especially true in rural areas where only about one-third of households have access to clean drinking water sources on their premises, compared with more than 87% in urban areas.
A new World Bank report, Glass Half Full: Poverty Diagnostic of Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene Conditions in Tajikistan, finds that despite the progress made in providing access to improved drinking water, sanitation and hygiene, Tajikistan - which abounds in water - continues to have some of the poorest conditions in Central Asia. Even households that have access to improved drinking water sources face challenges with the availability, continuity, and quality of water supply. One in four families report not having access to sufficient quantities of water when needed, while service is often interrupted for long, unspecified periods of time because of breakdowns in water supply infrastructure.
According to the report, access to improved drinking water sources increased from 45% to 71% of the rural population between 2000 and 2016, largely reflecting the replacement of surface water with water from public standpipes. Whereas in rural areas private piped connections reach only limited segments of the population, more than 80% of the urban population has access to piped water connections. The reform focus, in both rural and urban areas, will remain on efforts to improve the continuity of water supply, as well as to improve its safety for consumption.
Over the past decade, the share of the population that does not have access to sanitation facilities has steadily declined. At present less than 2% of the population has access to flush toilets in rural areas compare to 60% in cities. Spatial disparities persist, whereby Dushanbe accounts for more than four-fifths of all sewer connections across the country.
The population with the poorest WASH conditions - overlapping with the risk factors for diarrhea, stunting, and childhood mortality - are largely concentrated in districts with high poverty rates. Beyond the adverse health impacts on children, households in Tajikistan face challenges of monetary and nonmonetary costs related to poor and unequally distributed WASH services. For example, they often incur significant costs for repairs, water treatment, and water transportation. The conditions are particularly dire in rural settlements, where 76% of Tajikistan's rural population lives.
The World Bank's active portfolio in Tajikistan includes 21 projects (including regional projects and trust funds) with a net commitment of US$ 582.6 million. It aims to support economic growth through private sector development, and to increase investment in better public services for people, such as education, health, municipal services and social protection. The World Bank Group remains committed to supporting Tajikistan as it strives to improve the lives of its people and meet the aspirations of its young and growing population.


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Chris Getz knows the White Sox' rebuild is in his hands now.
As director of player development, Getz, 34, the ex-Sox infielder who cut his teeth in the Royals' player-development department before the Sox pried him away in December 2016, runs the franchise's most fascinating and arguably most important operation.
The pieces for a bright Sox future were laid when Chris Sale, Adam Eaton and Jose Quintana — to name three — were traded for a bevy of premium prospect talent that vaulted the Sox' farm system from bottom-feeder to one ranked fourth by Baseball America.
"We have a pool of high-ceiling talent,'' Getz said. "We still have a lot of work to do. There's no question about it. That's where our role on the PD side comes in, to teach these guys how to play the game properly and give them a strong understanding of who they are as players.
Injuries to prospects Eloy Jimenez, Luis Robert, Alec Hansen, Micker Adolfo, Jake Burger and Zack Burdi underscore that reality. The progress of those staying out of the trainer's room — Michael Kopech, Dylan Cease, Luis Basabe and Dane Dunning — has softened the blow.
By and large, there's nothing unique about the instruction and coaching they're getting in the Sox' system.
From a "positive'' experience with the Royals, whose rebuild culminated with a World Series title in 2015, Getz said he has incorporated some elements into his plan.
A year and a half into the job, Getz now knows the system inside out. He emphasized patience when he was hired, and he's sticking to that virtue now, a note to fans clamoring to see a Kopech promotion from Class AAA Charlotte right now.
When the outcome is success, well, that's what it's all about for a player-development boss.


Supply of resale single-family homes steps up - Belmor Mortgage Corp.
The number of single-family homes that changed hands through Calgary's resale market this past March eased 27 per cent from the same month in 2017.
There were 848 sales of previously owned single-family homes in the city last month, dipping from 1,171 year over year, says the Calgary Real Estate Board.
At the same time, resale on homes of all kinds decreased to 1,374 transactions from 1,890.
"Economic conditions are slowly improving, but it has not been enough to outpace the current impact of higher lending rates and more stringent conditions," said CREB's chief economist Ann-Marie Lurie.
The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions rolled out revised guidelines for residential mortgage writing practices and procedures, starting this past Jan. 1.
This includes a new "stress test" for uninsured mortgages that requires the borrower to qualify at the higher figure between the five-year benchmark rate published by the Bank of Canada and two per cent above the contracted mortgage rate.
The busiest areas for single-family resale in Calgary last month were on its south ends. Areas CREB defines as south Calgary and southeast Calgary carried the pace with 187 and 146 deals, respectively. North Calgary and northwest Calgary followed with 118 apiece. Beyond that, there were 96 in the city centre, 81 apiece in northeast Calgary and west Calgary, and 22 on the east end of the city.
Supply of resale single-family homes last month soared 30 per cent past the mark of March 2017. It rose to 3,063 from 2,324 year over year, says CREB.
This was helped by an uptick in new listings. There were 1,871 additions to the single-family resale market last month, up four per cent from 1,796 in March 2017.
South Calgary and northwest Calgary led the new listings climb, with 345 and 278, respectively, last month.
For prices last month, single-family homes were similar to March 2017.
The benchmark price was $503,800, inching less than one per cent from $500,400 a year earlier.
The priciest part of Calgary last month was west Calgary, where the benchmark was $731,200, says CREB. This marked a two per cent rally from March 2017.
The strongest price growth of any end of Calgary last month came from the city centre, where its benchmark of $698,000 was up 3.5 per cent year over.
Most of last month's single-family home sales were made in the $400,000 to $449,999 price range, says CREB. This bracket recorded 139 transactions, which is down from 175 a year earlier.
In March 2017, the $450,000 to $499,999 range paced sales with 189.
"The market today is better than what we experienced at the peak of the recession," says CREB president Tom Westcott. "You can find good value if you're looking to buy a home, and you can also get good value if you're selling.
"Being well-informed, in any economic condition, is the key, because there are differences in the market depending on what type of property it is and where it is located," he adds.


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Wheels of Injustice: Saving My Child from the Child Savers
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Six weeks into a blissful honeymoon, life turns into a nightmare when Susan's 9-year-old daughter is taken away and her husband is falsely accused of child sexual abuse. As her own and other families throughout the country are crushed under its wheels, Susan musters the strength and the will to battle a behemoth system that has become the very thing it was created to eradicate.
Wheels of Injustice is the true story of one woman's fight against a powerful system that's run amok, grinding families into dust, obliterating Amendment protections, and taking revenge against anyone who attempts to reform it.
It's the 1980s—a decade of unfounded abuse accusations, hysterical claims of orgies at daycare centers, families controlled by courts, and an out-of-control child protection system.
A tribute to God's faithfulness and a message of hope to others who have struggled to overcome adversity, fight governmental intrusion and overreach, and turn an upended life the right way around again.
"We are not to simply bandage the wounds of victims beneath the wheels of injustice, we are to drive a spoke into the wheel itself."
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this guy: DatNinjaGuyDJ was making trouble on the server #2 and still is making trouble.
Just read the chatlogs and you have every evidence you need. Thank you.
Apparently, some random kid came on server 2, got bored of seeing people's ships as ERRORs, and started minging and trolling. He then said something about uploading a video to youtube about "trolling diaspora". I wasn't on, but the IRC chat logs and steam ID I got from the people on should be enough to justify this ban.
I can't even do that without a date and time in GMT -8(PST).
Also, wrong section, this should be in bans and appeals. Moving.
Edit: Scratch that, tangentdelta posted a ban request on this guy, I'm merging your topic into his.
Really as much as the chatlogs make him seem like someone I want to ban, they wouldn't be enough for me to ban him. Really all it suggests is that the players online at the time were all being quite silly indeed. Most of that chat is just razor raging around and towards the end possibly breaking rules himself by attacking NinjaGuy.
<ChatLink> [GMOD][SERVER #2] Razor9511: When an admin is offline.
<ChatLink> [GMOD][SERVER #2] Razor9511: Its the jurisdiction of the server as a whole.
For anyone who thinks that in the future, it is not. From a staff point of view you are both just breaking rules together if you retaliate with anything that would break the server rules.
As do I, once he uploads it he bans himself if he did anything worthy of banning.


Famous nollywood actor Femi Adebayo celebrates 2yrs wedding anniversary with his secound wife.
He shared their adorable love up photos on his page to celebrates their 2yrs union together.
Music : Desmond – Could this love?


NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Corey Johnson thought he had a shot to win $100,000 in Yahoo! Sports' Quicken Loans Billion Dollar Bracket Challenge.
There was only one problem — and it was a doozy. Johnson claims he selected UConn to win it all, but the pick wasn't saved.
"It was like hitting the winning shot, then being told the clock had already expired," Johnson told Deadspin.com prior to UConn's win over Kentucky for the national championship Monday night.
"(I'm ticked) off at the world," he added.
Johnson was ranked No. 4 overall in the Billion Dollar Bracket Challenge going into the title game, according to Deadspin. A $100,000 prize was on the line for each of the top 20 brackets.
When it was all said in done, the 28-year-old UConn fan slipped out of the money spots.
"Someone's going to get it, and they're going to (have needed it) more than me," Johnson told USA Today.
The Connecticut native said he was aware it was mathematically impossible to stay in the top 20 without a winner. With an assist from his brother, Johnson attempted to contact Yahoo! to no avail.


It's a trap music fan's favorite time of the year. That's right. It's time for RL Grime's newest Halloween mixtape. This year the trap kingpin delivers an hour and 15 minutes of fresh music to the masses. As always RL Stine is feature, but Shaq also delivers the intro for the mix. Expect to hear unreleased music from Shaq as well as plenty of others throughout the mix. Check it out below and get your weekend going.


The machine has been compared aesthetically to the Death Star, but when you look at this enigmatic looking sphere and take the actual purpose it is to serve out of context, the actual process designed to go on within this machine it doesn't seem too ambitious to suggest it may one day be considered one of the most important pieces of heavy scientific equipment to ever be created. The creation is expected to for the first time create a lasting fusion reaction. The ultimate goal in fusion research? Free renewable power for everyone.
The name Death Star has also been used to describe the process going on within the machine as fusion reactions are said to be the process that goes on every day on the sun, although here on Earth a lasting fusion reaction has been difficult to attain. The project, taking place in Livermore California is expected to cost some $4 billion, but could rocket humanity into a new age where fusion reaction is not only possible, but can generate life giving energy to societies around the globe.
The project, which is set to go off in 2012 is also, however, a source of major interest in the global community. The device has been projected as being capable of unlocking the necessary requirements to create a fusion reactor that not only can be used for study, but will actually be able to provide power for the world. Such a device could, according to experts, power up to a quarter of the US' energy by the year 2050 with a cleaner more efficient form of electrical generation than has ever been deemed possible.
But are there dangers with such a project? As has been the case with so many scientific breakthroughs leading all the way back to the Manhattan Project, there are those who suggest the power generated by an unknown process could ultimately consume power in such a way that ultimately could destroy the entire planet. Not so, say scientists involved with the project. Though it will be dealing with a considerable amount of energy, the actual process itself is thought to be complex enough that it's unlikely to become a weapon of total destruction any time soon.
The core of the device will create pressures so high they will be considered comparable to the core of some gas giants like Jupiter and reach temperatures comparable to those at the center of our planet's sun. It has been called a miniature model of the processes that happen on the sun.
If Earth attains free energy, is it possible we could actually create a world far more industrious and capable than anything we have ever seen before? As soon as fusion energy is released, some futurists suggest this will be the catalyzing factor that ultimately means Earth will be rocketed into a future far beyond our wildest dreams. Other technologies such as nanotech and robotics will only assist in this new reality. But with over 850 computers analyzing and recalibrating data and a mountain of research left to be done, the system will require still more work before it becomes truly the next step in our technological achievements.


Try a new street this week!
An Autobiography of one of the few who are now awake!
This is the change we must make to Live Victorious Lives.
Walking down another street sounds easy enough, doesn't it? To walk down a different street, we must go back to the controlling force in our lives - HABITS. Our habits fall into three categories; Behavior, Attitude and Self-Image.
We have spent a lifetime developing these habits. Family of origin deeply affects our habits, our deeply held beliefs. To walk down another street, we must carefully examine what we hold as true, and see where false beliefs have caused us to continue down a path of misfortune.


Finally we have the M version landing the automotive market. The model that we have this time is the BMW X4 2015 and the same is all set to mark its entry as 2016 production model as BMW X4 M40i 2016. Housed with utilities and comfort that will offer you a sporty driving experience the BMW model is speculated to be a new trend in the company's manufacturing. Let us have a closer look at the review of BMW X4 M40i 2016 to know more about it.
The interior of BMW X4 M40i 2016 is more of tech and features based rather than simply comfort. The sportive, emotional and elegant vehicle has been adorned with an interior, especially the M leather steering wheel with shift paddles that narrates that this isn't a normal BMW. The door sills come with 'X4 M40i' lettering, which also marks its 'lightened' entry over the instrument cluster. Talking about the infotainment and entertainment the model is equipped with BMW ConnectedDrive which avails professional navigation system with iDrive Touch Controller and a full color head-up display. Apart from these the interior of BMW X4 M40i 2016 is well equipped with safety features like City Brake Activation, Active Cruise Control, Real Time Traffic Information and much more.
The exterior of BMW X4 M40i 2016 is designed to portray its value that mean sportive, luxurious and elegant. Starting with the front fascia you have the traditional kidney grille sitting amidst the LED headlights. Right beneath them are the tiny fog lamps while the bumper is total captivated by the air vents. In all there are four; two of them takes a massive wide look and sit at both the corners while the center one gets a company with a lip shaped vent beneath the grille. Moving towards the rear end Changes are subtle. It has a new trunk lid with taillights integrated at both the corners while the rightmost corner of the bumper is housed with a circular exhaust outlet. In all rounding up the exterior details of BMW X4 M40i 2016 I would say company could have added more in terms of sportiness and aggression apart from the massive air vents.
Beneath the hood of BMW X4 M40i 2016 is a 3.0 liter six- cylinder engine generating total output of 355 hp and peak torque of 465 nm paired to eight-speed Steptronic automatic transmission. The model with this power can sprint from 0-62 mph in 4.9 seconds while the top speed of BMW X4 M40i 2016 touches the mark of 155 mph (electronically limited).


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World's first genderless voice assistant wants to challenge gender stereotypes
Neither male nor female, this voice assistant sounds completely neutral.
Voice assistants such as Siri, Cortana, and Alexa typically reply to commands in a female voice. While most voice assistants offer the option to switch to a male voice, there are some who believe that these AIs are enforcing gender stereotypes. This is why a team of linguists, sound designers, and computer science researchers invented Q — the world's first genderless voice assistant.
The voice of Q began as recordings of people who identify with neither gender, which were then digitally altered into a frequency range between 145 Hz and 175 Hz. According to researchers, this audio range falls right between male and female voices. Besides the pitch, the recordings' tone and format filter were altered to achieve a gender-neutral voice. This was actually very tricky work because the brain can immediately pick up on sounds that are artificially pitched up or down.
After making several variants and receiving feedback from over 4,500 people, the researchers settled for a voice that sounded neutral to most people. By now, you must be curious how Q sounds — try it out below.
"Technology companies often choose to gender technology believing it will make people more comfortable adopting it. Unfortunately this reinforces a binary perception of gender, and perpetuates stereotypes that many have fought hard to progress," a description on Q's website reads.
"As society continues to break down the gender binary, recognising those who neither identify as male nor female, the technology we create should follow."
"Q is an example of what we hope the future holds; a future of ideas, inclusion, positions and diverse representation in technology."
It's no coincidence that tech companies have chosen female names (In Old Norse, Siri means "a beautiful woman who leads you to victory") and default female voicing for their AI-driven assistants. Past research has shown that people prefer a male voice when it comes to authority and a female's voice for assistance.
The creators of Q, however, argue that people might just be reacting to stereotypes. There's no evidence that people are biologically hard-wired to respond to male and female voices in a certain manner. If our psychological reactions to female and male voices are culturally driven, then designing technology around gender stereotypes does nothing but enforce them.
A genderless voice assistant seems like a step in the right direction for inclusiveness — but is the world ready for it? The creators of Q are urging people to bring their idea to the attention of the biggest tech companies like Google and Apple such that, in the future, a genderless voice option can be selected for their voice assistants. In fact, perhaps a genderless voice should become the default setting.
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The Free World by Louis Menand
Longlisted for the 2021 National Book Award for Nonfiction
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The Cold War was not just a contest of power. It was also about ideas, in the broadest sense – economic and political, artistic and personal.
In The Free World, the acclaimed Pulitzer Prize–winning scholar and critic Louis Menand tells the story of American culture in the pivotal years from the end of World War II to Vietnam and stresses the rich flow of ideas across the Atlantic.
How did elitism and an anti-totalitarian scepticism of passion and ideology give way to a new sensibility defined by experimentation and loving the Beatles? How was the ideal of 'freedom' applied to causes that ranged from anti-communism and civil rights to radical acts of self-creation via art and even crime? With the wit and insight familiar to readers of The Metaphysical Club, Menand takes us inside Hannah Arendt's Manhattan, the Paris of Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir and the post-war vogue for French existentialism, structuralism and post-structuralism.
He also shows how Europeans played a vital role in promoting and influencing American art and thought, revealing how America's once neglected culture became respected and adored. With unprecedented verve and range, this book offers a masterly account of the main characters and minor figures who played part in shaping the post-war world of art and thought.
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The Celestial Hunter by Roberto Calasso
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The fascination of black-and-white photography lives on – today more than ever before and therefore the time is right for the Leica M Monochrom – the first 35 mm digital camera conceived exclusively for black-and-white photography. Its full-format sensor delivers 'true' black-and-white images of unrivalled sharpness and dynamic range.
With a full native resolution of 18 megapixels, the Leica M Monochrom delivers 100% sharper images than with colour sensors. As its sensor does not 'see' colours, every pixel records true luminance values – as a result, it delivers a 'true' black-and-white image. The combination of the brilliant imaging qualities of Leica M-Lenses and the image sensor results in images with outstanding sharpness and natural brilliance.
The Monochrom is currently on backorder, please contact us to receive an estimated time of delivery.
Camera type: Compact digital rangefinder system camera with a dedicated black-and-white image sensor.
Lens mount: Leica M bayonet with additional sensor for six-bit coding.
Lens system: Leica M-Lenses from 16 to 135 mm.
Image format/image sensor: Active area approx. 23.9X35.8 mm, 5212X 3468 pixels (18 megapixels). Infrared blocking filter for wavelengths longer than 700 nm, no low-pass filter.
Resolution: Selectable, DNG: 5212X 3468 (18 megapixels), JPEG: 5216 X 3472 (18 megapixels), 3840 X 2592 (10 megapixels), 2592 x1728 (4.5 megapixels), 1728 x 1152 (2 megapixels), 1280 x864 (1 megapixel).
Data formats DNG (raw data), uncompressed, JPEG with quality-preserving compression. File sizes DNG: 18 MB (compressed), 36 MB (uncompressed),JPEG: approx. 2-10 MB.
Storage media: SD cards up to 2 GB, SDHC cards up to 32 GB.
Menu languages: German, English, French, Spanish, Italian,Japanese, traditional Chinese, simplified Chinese, Russian.
Exposure metering: Through-the-lens (TTL) metering, center-weighted at working aperture. Center-weighted TTL metering for flash with system-compatible SCA-3000/ 2 standard flash units.
Metering range: At f/1.0/ ISO 320/26°: EV 1 to 21.The left triangular LED in the viewfinder blinks when light levels are outside the lower metering range.
Sensitivity range: ISO 320/26° to ISO 10000/41°, selectable in 1 /3 ISO increments, in aperture priority automatic mode (A) and manual exposure setting, optional automatic control or manual selection. ISO 160 also available as a pull function.
Exposure modes: Aperture priority (A)/Manual (M).
Flash unit connection: Hot shoe with center and control contacts.
Synchronization: Choice of first or second curtain sync.
Flash sync speed: 1 – 1/180 s, longer shutter speeds may be used.
Flash exposure metering: Control by center-weighted, TTL preflash metering (with SCA-3501/3502 adapters or SCA-3000 standard flash units, e.g. Leica SF 24D/Leica SF 58).
Flash metering cell: Two silicon photodiodes with condenser lens in camera base.
Flash exposure correction: +-3 1/3 EV in 1/3 EV increments, adjustable on SCA-3501/3502 adapter. Settings in computer mode for Leica SF 24D, +-3 EV in 1/3 EV increments, or from O to -3 EV in 1 EV increments, with Leica SF 58, +-3 EV in 1/3 EV increments may be set in all modes.
Displays when using flash: Flash ready: constant illumination of flash symbol LED in the viewfinder, flash confirmation: constant illumination or temporary rapid flashing of LED after exposure, underexposure indicated by temporary extinguishing of LED.
Viewfinder principle: Large, bright, combined bright-line viewfinder with automatic parallax compensation.
Parallax compensation: The horizontal and vertical differences between the viewfinder and the lens are automatically compensated for in accordance with the focusing distance set, i.e. the bright-line frame of the viewfinder automatically moves to match the subject field covered by the respective lens.
Image field framing: By projection of two bright-line frames with each lens attached: for 35 and 135 mm, for 28 and 90 mm, orfor 50 and 75 mm. Automatically displayed when lens bayonet locks into the lens mount. Any of the pairs of bright-line frames can be displayed by moving the frame selection lever. Eyepiece Set to -0.5 diopters. Correction lenses for -3 to +3 diopters available.
Correspondence between the viewfinder and the actual image: At a focusing distance of 1 meter, the size of the bright-line frame corresponds precisely to the sensor size of approx. 23.9>< 35.8 mm. At infinity, and depending on the focal length of the lens in use, more of the sensor is covered than the bright-line frame actually shows; the opposite is the case for focusing distances of less than 1 meter, i. e. somewhat less.
Magnification: 0.68x (for all lenses).
Long base rangefinder: Bright rectangular spot (RF spot) with coincident and superimposed image rangefinder in the center of the viewfinder.
Effective rangefinder base: 47.1 mm (mechanical rangefinder base 69.25 mm >= viewfinder magnification 0.68 x).
Viewfinder: LED symbol for flash status (on lower edge). Four-digit, seven-segment digital LED display, display brightness adapts to ambient light conditions, for: exposure compensation activation waming, display of automatically determined shutter speeds in aperture priority mode, reminder of activated exposure value lock. LED light balance with two triangular outer and one round central LED for manual exposure setting.
Camera back: 2.5″ monitor (colorTFl-LCD) with 230,000 pixels.
Shutter: Microprocessor-controlled, extremely low-noise, metal-leaf, vertical focal-plane shutter.
Shutter speeds: In aperture priority mode (A), continuous from 32s to 1/4000 s. In manual mode, 8 s to 1 /4000s in half increments, B for time exposures up to max. 240 s, (1 / 180 s) shortest flash sync speed.
Continuous shooting: Approx. 2 fps, s B frames in sequence.
Shutter release: Three steps: activation of metering – store metering values (in aperture priority mode) – shutter release. Standard internal threading for remote release.
Self-timer: 2s (in aperture priority or manual exposure modes) or 12s delay menu setting option, countdown is indicated by a flashing LED on the front of the camera and a corresponding display on the monitor.
Camera power on/power off: With main switch located on the top deck, optional sleep mode for camera electronics after 2/5/10 minutes, reactivation by tapping shutter release button.
Power supply: Rechargeable lithium-ion battery, nominal voltage 3.7V, capacity 1900 mAh. Charge level displayed on monitor screen, when shutter locked in open position (for sensor cleaning), additional acoustic waming signal for insufficient capacity.
Battery charger: Inputs: 100 -240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, automatic adaptation, or 12/24 V DC; output: 4.2 V DC, B00 mA.
Material: Full-metal housing in die-cast magnesium alloy with synthetic leather trim. Brass top deck and base plate, black chrome finish. Sapphire glass protective cover for the monitor screen.
Tripod thread: A 1 /4 (1 /4″) DIN, stainless steel, integrated in base plate.
Operating temperature range: 0 to +40°C.
Interface: Five-pin, high-speed mini USB 2.0 socket for fast data transfer.
Dimensions: (L X H X D) Approx. 139 X 80 X 37mm (353 X 203 X 94 in).
Weight (with battery): 600 g (21 oz).
Compatibility: Windows 7 SP1, Windows Vista SP2, Windows XP SP2, Mac OS X 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard) or later.
Package includes: 100-240 V battery charger with two power cords (EU, USA, may differ in some export markets) and a car charging cable, rechargeable lithium-ion battery, USB cable, real leather carrying strap, original Leica Monochrom print of an image from the campaign, instruction manual, information leaflets on registration and software downloads.


Bypass garden shears, anvil garden shears: how does it work?
Loewe Bypass Scissors: Well Processed "Big Mouth"
Secateurs Comparative Winner: The ratchet brings!
Secateurs are mechanical miracles in small format. They cut through branches, shrubs and smaller branches without much effort.
However, only with the right blade: the linchpin of a really Good secateurs are consistently sharp cutting edges - even after long and intensive use.
At a Shrub shears, especially the handling of hard woody plants is crucial, for example cutting back on shrubs.
We have tested six pruning shears for you and checked their possible usest. What are you doing best with? We'll show you.
For one thing Bypass secateurs, as anvil garden shears. The former is the older design and works much like a normal household scissors: The branch is cut between the two blades; disadvantageous is the possibility of jamming hard branches.
The anvil pruner works on the principle of "wedge" and anvil: Here, the branch is split by the blade on a counter-plate and crushed. A disadvantage is, in particular in thick and tough-fiber branches, that the interface is "squeezed wide". There are no anvil scissors in our test.
The combination of Bypass and ratchet scissors (the Gardena model) offers similar advantages as a screw ratchet: Instead of having to cut the entire cutting path with wide-spread scissors, the scissors can "gnaw" through the branch in three steps. So larger cutting diameters are possible with less effort.
The last cry is the electrically operated bypass scissors; in our case, the Bosch Ciso. This presses together with an electric motor and an extreme reduction gear scissor halves. The disadvantage here is the rather small maximum cutting diameter; The advantage of practically effortless work is obvious.
Innovation in Detail: The Fiskars PowerGear Pruning Shear's handle is designed to bring more ergonomics to cutting, the special Transmission mechanism promises 25 percent more power.
Big words that only partially apply in reality: in fact that is Roll handle a smart idea - but only for right-handed, In addition, you have to get used to the handling a bit.
With regard to the cutting performance is little to suspend: With the, in the other interchangeable, sharp blades and the really good gear cutting is a pleasure. In addition, Fiskars gives a five-year warranty - a real selling point.
Conclusion: Rolls, cuts, fits. Only not with left!
Good handling, good cutting performance, good price: The Wolf-Garten Comfort RR-M misses nothing - except one reliable indication of the maximum cutting diameter.
Up to 20 mm, but actually everything goes, even if then some "gnawing effort" is required. If someday he does not use anything anymore, they are Wear parts of scissors interchangeable.
To emphasize at the RR-M is that double-edged blade system with two sharpened blades, which in fact gives you a certain advantage over the competition in terms of cutting effort.
Neither bad is the broad, provided with a soft insert upper grip, Unfortunately, left-handers have little of it, but in principle you can use the pair of scissors.
Conclusion: Solid scissors without weaknesses.
Smarter cutting: The Gardenda Smart Cut has one ratchet mechanismwhich makes cutting much easier, allowing even smaller hands a realistic way of cutting off thicker branches.
The ergonomic and lively design is well made and convinces with Smooth running and comfort in handling.
Especially for people who no longer have full hand strength, the Gardena under the manual pruning shears is a good choice. The Blades are neatly processed and sharp, the gearbox is stable and well graded.
Conclusion: Ratchets bring. Clear recommendation!
The proven professional device. For almost 30 years, the Felco No. 2 is without Knickknack and produced in consistent quality, He who buys these scissors will long have something of it; it is not for nothing that she is the first choice among professional gardeners.
Compared to the other offers, however, the amateur will be astonished in terms of operating force: for the precise and flawless cut the scissors delivers noticeably more effort than required by the competition.
This shows the age of the proven construction. This is also absolutely mature, No. 2 scissors with a Age 20 and over are not uncommon.
Conclusion: solid veteran. A purchase from which you have something for a long time.
The Loewe bypass scissors can handle the largest branch diameter in the test: with 25 mm puts her competitors in the shade.
However, similar to the Felco scissors no. 2, the construction is not the most modern: The operating forces are just a bit higher. The Scissors are well made, captivates with exchangeable parts and sharp blades.
The price is about the same with their competition from Felco; she is therefore too rather than a long-lasting professional device to watch.
She does her job very well, the specified cutting depth is well achieved in fresh branches, Of course, the Loewe must capitulate to hard branches.
In good old Bosch tradition, the Stuttgart now have the Pruning shears electrified - of course with lithium-ion battery.
The Bosch Ciso gnaws up to 18 mm with a powerful reduction gear - gardeners with little hand power or the desire to cut branches will be pleased. The Device lasts with a battery charge surprisingly long through and also does not surrender in the border area.
With a manual secateurs, however, you should still be faster: The Cutting movement is always fully pulled through mechanically, This takes a while. Who makes many small Stutz cuts, this will be able to understand the longer use of the Ciso.
In addition, so much high-tech has a certain weight: especially with gardeners big and tedious cutting needs that undoubtedly in the target audience the Bosch developers are, the e-shear is a bit difficult over time.
she is also quite voluminous, which filigree cutting work, e.g. on roses, a bit complicated, Nevertheless, the technical implementation is impeccable, the price is not too high. Respect!
Conclusion: For lazy gardeners with strong arms!
conditionally suitable for filigree work.
Some devices show the technical progress and the ingenuity of the engineers: The ratchet shears Gardena SmartCut convinced us. Smooth, ergonomic and with convincing cutting results make them from bushes of lumber.
We also liked the Felco scissors no. 2: Impress classic design and long durability, Unfortunately, the scissors cause a little untimely effort. Nevertheless, it is a clear recommendation for multi-tailors who value a long-term worthwhile purchase.
Branch off and good. Failure has no scissors in our test; This one was also cheap: The Wolf Garden RR-M convinces with one Two-cutting system, good handling and an ergonomic design. All for just under 20 euros. Fine with me.
Pruning shears Test: Pruning without effort?
Water plants make the pond complete: we show you green and blooming for above and underwater.
Clean the terrace: this is how to prepare the terrace for the summer after the spring. Examples, tips and tricks.
Many people dream of a low maintenance garden. We present a selection of plants that transform your garden into a sea of flowers with little effort.
Make your own mosaic garden bench give your courtyard or small garden a touch of extravagance in combination with urban roughness a luxurious ambience of a different kind. Glue mirror or gloss mosaic stones on a black garden bench and put them in a nice place.
Mowing alone is not enough: proper fertilization is almost more important than regular watering. That's how the turf can defend itself against moss.
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Street food isn't an easy business. Nor is street drink. James Armitage made the first coffee on his sweet little Vespa Ape on Magdelen Bridge back in 2012. It was 18 October, he remembers — his father's birthday. And a day so cold that he had to beg his wife to bring him down a hot water bottle. He dreamt that – one day – Jericho Coffee Traders would trade indoors. This week, James drives his Ape into the warmth of Westgate Social Street Food, with plans for a roaster in the New Year. Time to ditch that hot water bottle once and for all.
New Year is, appropriately enough, a time of change at Westgate Social. We are bringing Jericho Coffee Traders (with their legendary and banana bread) PLUS a rotating offer of Britain's best street food traders to park up alongside the established operators. We find the best of the talent in the annual British Street Food Awards. We have a long relationship with Oxford. So it's nice that, in our own small way, we're about to play a positive part in the city's food and drink culture. Starting with James and his coffee.
When he unveils the new roaster it will only add to the theatre. Taking the Westgate customer from the hessian sacks of beans, arriving at the Social from all four corners of the world, to finished product – the freshest coffee you'll taste anywhere. "Although you don't want to brew coffee directly after it's been roasted" says James. "The beans need six days to rest and de-gas before you grind, otherwise they're too 'bright'." Who knew? James did. That's why we've asked him to join Westgate Social Street Food of course!


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Introductory A&P Laboratory for Distance Learning
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An Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology Laboratory for Distance Learning, written by Denise Cusano and Lucy Kaliski with the support of a National Academic Advisory Team. This laboratory is well-suited for a non-majors or high school AP class. Additional information is provided under the "How to Adopt Course & Print Materials" tab below. To request access to an electronic review copy of the laboratory manual or to request a content list for the lab kit, please contact Kendall Hunt Publishing Company.
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Lesson Titles and Descriptions
1. Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology
From the tiniest cells to the largest organ systems, the human body is a complex organism that is capable of both power and grace. When we think of a ballerina, we might conjure images of grace and fluidity. But such elegance relies upon the strength and power of the structures within the body. When we study the human body, we have to ask ourselves not only "How is it structured?" but also "Why does it work that way?" The human body's form and function are both complementary and interrelated—they compromise in many ways. These are questions that you should ask yourself in every lesson—the relation between form and function is a central theme throughout this course.
As anatomists came to better understand the structure and function of the human body, they began to develop a common set of terminology. They developed a conventional way to view the body and divide it into portions so they could have a standard reference when observing, discussing, and drawing the human body. This common language enabled a better understanding of what the body looks like and how it functions, thus enabling medical practitioners to more effectively identify diseases, injuries, and treatments.
2. Basic Chemistry & the Cellular Level of Organization
During the initial stages of life, one male cell and one female cell combine and set the stage for cell division. Cells continue to divide and differentiate and cause us to grow—our bones get longer and our muscles and organs get bigger. Because our tissues are made of cells, and our organs made of tissues, more cells must be created in order for us to develop and grow. Through a delicate balance of chemistry and cell division, a mature human being develops and is ultimately comprised of about 75 trillion cells. In this lesson, you'll learn about how atoms play a part in the chemistry that makes life possible and the ways that cells function and divide.
3. Tissues & the Integumentary System
As you learned in Lesson 1, there are different levels of organization in the human body—from the cellular level to the organism level. Tissues are comprised of a collection of cells that have a common function; organs are comprised of two or more common tissues, and organ systems are comprised of organs and their accessory structures.
In Lesson 2, you studied the chemical and cellular levels of organization. In this lesson, you'll further your study of organization and learn about the four types of tissues in the human body. At the next level of organization, we'll study the largest organ in the human body—the skin. Finally, you'll begin your study of an organ system—the integumentary system, which contains the skin and its accessory organs.
4. The Skeletal System
Although the skeleton provides a framework for the body, it is hardly rigid. Bones are living tissues that actively contribute to
maintaining homeostasis. Healthy bones are anything but dry or brittle; they are dynamic components of our bodies that are
capable of growth, change, and repair.
The skeletal system consists of bones and other connective tissues that provide support and flexibility. Bones work together with
muscles to produce controlled, yet precise movements. In this lesson, you'll learn about bone tissue, the skeleton, and its supporting tissue. In Lesson 5, you'll learn how skeletal muscles work with bone to provide strength, power, and grace to the human form.
5. The Muscular System
When we think of muscles, we might conjure images of bulging biceps, flexing hip flexors, and taut triceps, but there are actually three types of muscle tissue in the human body. Our muscles not only support us and allow us to move, but they also pump our blood and move food through our digestive system.
6. The Nervous System
This lesson provides a glimpse into the human neural network we call the nervous system. We can compare the nervous system to a highly complicated computer network. If we think of the brain as that central processing unit, or the command center, we can visualize a complex network of nerves and organs emanating from it. The network monitors the internal and external environment and sends information about those conditions to the brain, which in turn processes the information and sends signals back to the rest of the body to perform an action or to regulate body functions.
7. The Senses
Every day, our senses are barraged with sounds, images, and smells. We use our senses to receive, and in some cases filter out, all the sensory information that we encounter. But sensations go beyond those that we can taste, smell, see and hear. They also include our sense of balance, or touch, and the awareness of our body's position.
8. The Endocrine System
All animals rely on a system of checks and balances to maintain homeostasis. The endocrine system, in conjunction with the nervous system, regulates bodily functions based on the internal and external environments. Both systems act as communication networks: the nervous system uses nerve impulses carried on nerve fibers to rapidly communicate; in contrast, the endocrine system uses hormones carried in the blood for slower, more sustained communication.
9. The Cardiovascular System
Throughout our lives, we are continually consuming oxygen. Our bodies need oxygen to produce adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which provides the cell the ability to do work. We take in oxygen through our lungs, but it is the cardiovascular system that delivers that oxygen to all the cells in our bodies. Each day, the heart pumps about 7,500 liters of blood through a network of blood vessels. That network of blood vessels, along with the heart and the blood itself, combine to make up the cardiovascular system.
The cardiovascular system is responsible for the transport of nutrients, hormones, gases, and wastes to and from the cells in the body. It also plays a critical role in thermal regulation. Keeping the cardiovascular system functioning well is critical to maintain good health; the lifestyle choices that we make can have a huge impact on our cardiovascular condition.
10. Blood, the Lymphatic System & Immunity
Blood is the fluid of life—all of our systems depend on the transportation of oxygen, hormones, nutrients, and wastes. Blood
transports oxygen from the lungs to body tissues and carbon dioxide from body tissues to the lungs. Blood carries nourishment
from the digestive system and hormones from glands throughout the body. It transports disease-fighting substances to the tissues
and waste to the kidneys and lungs.
The lymphatic system distributes immune cells and other factors throughout the body. It also interacts with the blood and the cardiovascular system to drain fluid from cells and tissues. The lymphatic system contains immune cells that protect the body against foreign invaders.
11. The Respiratory System
Cells in our bodies need oxygen for the production of ATP, and the by-product of that energy production — carbon dioxide — must be removed from the body. While the network of blood vessels in the cardiovascular system transports these gases, oxygen must continuously be replenished as our cells use it. Likewise, carbon dioxide must be constantly eliminated to help maintain homeostasis. This exchange of gases is the primary role of the respiratory system, but not the only role.
12. The Digestive System, Nutrition & Metabolism
Every cell in the body needs nutrients to survive and do work. The nutrients come from food, which is physically and chemically broken down in the digestive system. After the food is digested, the nutrients pass into the bloodstream and supply the body's cells with the nutrients they need.
13. The Urinary System
Our bodies take nutrients from food and use them to maintain all bodily functions. After the body uses what it needs from thefood and drink, waste products from digestion and cellular metabolism need to be eliminated. The urinary system works with the respiratory system, integumentary system, and digestive system to excrete wastes and keep electrolytes and water in the body balanced.
14. The Reproductive Systems
While individuals don't need to reproduce to survive, reproduction is essential to continue the human species. Like any other living organism, humans seek to procreate, and for some, there may be no greater affirmation than the birth of their offspring. In order to procreate naturally, both the male and the female reproductive systems must be functioning normally. If they are not, however, medical intervention may help a couple to conceive.
National Academic Advisory Team
Frank Baker, M.A., Golden West College
Farah Bennani, Ph.D., Front Range Community College
Mary Teresa Brandon, M.S., New Mexico State University/Doña Ana Community College
Lee F. Famiano, M.S., Cuyahoga Community College
Kimberly D. Harding, Ph.D., Colorado Mountain College
Lucy Kaliski, M.S., Orange Coast College
Anita N. Naravané, M.D., St. Petersburg College
Margaret (Betsy) Ott, Ph.D., Tyler Junior College
Mitzie Sowell, Ph.D., Pensacola Junior College
Dennis Tabor, M.P.H., M.S., Cowley County Community College
Yong Tang, Ph.D., Front Range Community College
Remon Wahba, M.D., Coastline Community College
Jinling Wang, Ph.D., Coastline Community College
Ronda Wimmer, O.M.D., M.S., Golden West College and California State University, Long Beach
Marcus Young Owl, Ph.D, California State University, Long Beach
On-Camera Experts
Craig Baker, M.D., University of Southern California
Frank Baker, M.A.,Professor of Anatomy, Golden West College
Marnie Baker Blakey, M.D.
Danika Bannasch, D.V.M., Ph.D., Veterinary Geneticist, Associate Professor, University of California, Davis
Richard Boyd, Ph.D., Director, MISCL
James Bradley, Ph.D., Lecturer in the History of Medicine, The University of Melbourne
Otto Braendli, M.D., Pulmonary Physician, Zurcher Hohenklinik Wald, ZHW Sleep Lab
Ann Chidgey, Ph.D., Researcher, MISCL, Monash University
David Diaz, M.D., Reproductive Surgeon, Medical Director, WCFC
Sheryl M. Flynn, P.T., Ph.D., Neuroscientist & Game Developer
John Furness, Ph.D., Anatomist & Cell Biologist, University of Melbourne
Adam Glatt, C.S., Sommelier
James Hicks, Ph.D., University of California, Irvine
Nathan Jeffery, Ph.D., Anatomist, Sr. Lecturer, University of Liverpool
Lucy Kalisky, M.S., Physiologist
Candy McCabe, M.S.C., Ph.D., Consultant Nurse
Rob Medcalf, Ph.D., Researcher, ACBD, Associate Professor, Monash University
Douglas Mest, Ph.D., Cosmetic Physician, Medical Director, Tat2begone Medical Group, Inc.
Kevin M. Middleton, Ph.D., Asst. Professor, Department of Biology, California State University, San Bernardino
Wayne Morrison, M.D., Surgeon
Amy Neben, M.A., 5th Grade Teacher, St. John's Lutheran School
Vinh Nguyen, M.D., Physician, Memorial Prompt Care
Milo Puhan, M.D., Epidemiologist, University of Zurich
Pekka Puska, M.D., Ph.D., Director General, KTL, National Public Health Inst.
Albert "Skip" Rizzon, Ph.D., Research Scientist, University of Southern California
Daniela Rubin, Ph.D., Exercise Physiologist, Assistant Professor, California State University, Fullerton
Rodney Sinclair, M.D., Surgeon, St. Vincent Hospital
Rob Stewart, Conservationist/Filmmaker, Sharwater Productions
Alex Suarez, Medical Didg Inventor
Ronda Wimmer, O.M.D., M.S., Human Anatomy & Physiology, California State University, Long Beach, Golden West College
Jack Youngren, Ph.D., Associate. Adjunct Professor of Physiology , University of California, San Francisco
An Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology is well organized with good flow from one topic to the next."
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On today's episode, Cesar Hernandez [ESPN FC] and Francisco Velasco [East Village Times] look back at last week's 2-2 draw at home against Atlas, recent comments from press conferences this week and also analyze the regular season for Xolos femenil. The guys then wrap-up the show with a preview for this Friday's home game against Chivas at the Estadio Caliente. Enjoy!


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Dr. Jack Hyles, Pastor of First Baptist Church of Hammond, Indiana, began praying about starting a Christian school several years before Hammond Baptist Schools actually became a reality. In the late 1960's, the Christian school concept was virtually unknown in America. The expense, the effort, and the risks involved were enormous for one church to think about attempting. But his burden and prayers overcame all the apparent obstacles of starting a Christian school in the Calumet region.
In due time, Bro. Hyles decided that if the Lord would provide a suitable building, at a price that the church could afford, he would take it as a sign that the Lord wanted a Christian school for the First Baptist Church. In October 1969, the old Wallace School in Calumet Township was offered for sale. Bro. Hyles attended a special township meeting with a sealed bid. Our bid was the only one submitted that evening and we walked away with a school building for the miraculously low price of $50,000. Although the old Wallace School had not been used in many years and had fallen into dispair and vandelism, it still had several dozen classrooms, cafeteria space, a gymnasium, offices, locker rooms, and a science lab. It was almost unbelievable that we could have purchased it at such a bargain; it was Bro. Hyles praying for a building, and it was God answering his prayers.
The local news media described the school as "…an abandoned building." However, a congregation with a vision and a burden saw beyond the broken windows and fallen plaster to a time when each room would be filled with students eager to learn and do the will of God.
The people of First Baptist Church, young and old, banded together to rebuild and remodel the new Hammond Baptist High School. This was the dream of a lifetime. There is no way to describe the excitement of starting our own Christian school. Men, women, children, and grandparents worked day and night to get the new school building remodeled before the fall semester.
The excitement was obvious on opening day 1970. Thousands had sacrificed to buy and then remodel the old building. Women had sold their diamond wedding rings. Men had taken on extra jobs. Many parents had taken out loans and paid their tuition five years in advance just to give the new school a chance to open its doors.
And open they did. During the first year of the school, 277 students showed up for classes in the sixth through twelfth grades.
Brother Hyles said of that opening. "We now reach the climax of months of hoping, working, dreaming, and planning. For the biggest thing about a school is you: the student. The members are not made for the church; the church is made for the members. The patients are not made for the hospital; the hospital is made for the patients. Students historic occasion to the Hammond Baptist High School. As a "Swordsman," carry your saber proudly and gracefully as we together sharpen our swords for Him."
Hammond Baptist High School remained grades six through twelve for only one year. The 1971-1972 school year saw the creation of Hammond Baptist Grade School. They used an old church building on Sibley Street that later became the First Baptist Church youth center.
In 1972, Brother Hyles, with the help of Russell Anderson, and under the leadership of the Holy Spirit, started Hyles-Anderson College. The new college needed a campus, and Hammond Baptist High School was to benefit.
Twenty-one acres of swampland were purchased in Schererville, Indiana for the campus. The new campus was to be called Baptist City. Hyles-Anderson College was located in what is now the grade school building. The high school and junior high were located in the present high school wing. Hammond Baptist Grade School was housed in the present day junior high wing. At this time we still had a grade school in Hammond as well as at Baptist City.
The first college chapel was located in the present day junior high chapel and science lab. The pulpit was located at the north end of what is now the science lab.
In the summer of 1974, Hyles-Anderson College outgrew its buildings and moved to its present campus on Burr Street in Crown Point, Indiana. The Hammond Baptist Grade School and the Baptist City School were consolidated, and they took over the old college buildings.
Hammond Baptist High School continued to grow. In the fall of 1976, the seventh and eighth grades left Hammond Baptist High School to form Hammond Baptist Junior High School. In 1978, City Baptist High School was founded. Up until this time, all the bus kids attended Hammond Baptist High School.
Email: info@hbaptist.com
134 West Joliet Street
Schererville, Indiana
Hammond Baptist Schools is a ministry of the First Baptist Church of Hammond, Indiana.
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The economic importance of Japan's coastline is evident from the hundreds of towns and villages involved in fishing, whaling, and aquaculture. Japan has over 400,000 fishing vessels, more than any other country. Its fleet of 270,000 fish-trawling boats and the Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo are the largest in the world. Japanese fishing fleets sail the country's coastal waters and in many other fishing grounds throughout the world.
Due to overfishing and coastal pollution, Japan's annual fish catch which for the past decades used to total about 10 million metric tons has however fallen to 7.4 tonnes. However, Japan still leads the world in tuna fishing and ranks second to the United States in the amount of salmon caught. Other products of Japan's fishing industry include eels, flatfish, mackerel, pollock, sardines, and saury. Japanese fishing crews also catch large quantities of octopus and squid, and an abundance of clams, crabs, scallops, shrimp, and other shellfish. The Japanese also harvest oysters and edible seaweed from "farms" in coastal waters.
Japan is the world's fourth largest fish-eating country after Maldives, Iceland, Kiribati (per capita consumption is 77.2 kg each year) as well as the world's largest importer of marine products, accounting for 30% of the world's total marine imports (1996 figures). Japan has become a food exporter of the unique sushi cuisine or raw fish culture, to the metropolises of the world.
Japan's merchant fleet totals about 40 million metric tons, the sign of a well-developed port and shipping industry. Only Liberia and Panama have larger fleets. With a number of good bays and deepwater harbors on the Pacific coast of central and southern Honshu, most of Japan's urban centers are located on or near the coast with Japan's chief ports being Chiba, Kobe, Nagoya, and Yokohama. Osaka, another large seaport and industrial center, has been an important commercial city for 400 years. The two principal shipping access channels are the Kii Channel on the east and the Bungo Strait on the west. To create new land for sprawling factories, oil storage tanks, expanded harbor facilities, airports, and other uses, the coastline in many urban-industrial areas has been extended by reclamation projects (a cause of environmental problems).
The Japanese archipelago also includes more distant island groups:
The Ryukyu Islands (or Nansei Shoto made up of the Amami, Okinawa, and Sakishima island chains that extend southwest from Kyushu for 1,200 km;
the Izu Islands;
the Bonin Islands (or Ogasawara Shoto), and
the Volcano Islands (Kazan Retto that extend south from Tokyo for 1,100 km); and
several islands north of Hokkaido: Kuril Islands, Ostrov Iturup (Etorofu-jima) and Ostrov Kunashir (Kunashiri-jima), as well as Shikotan and the Habomai island group (currently claimed by Japan and Russia, but administered by the latter).
The biodiversity of marine animal species in Japan's southern waters, is the third highest in the world with 1,262 species (the Philippines has 1,488 and Indonesia 1,443 species).
The coral reefs of Okinawa are the riches in the world in rare marine species numbering 75 (followed by Australia's 56 and the Gulf of Guinea's 45).


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The Congressional primary victories won by Ayanna Pressley here in Massachusetts and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in New York were momentous and portend meaningful progressive pushes if/when Democrats reclaim the majority in the U.S. House of Representatives. But, in the short term, both of them are effectively guaranteed victory next month (as are trailblazers Ilhan Omar in Minnesota, Deb Haaland in New Mexico, Rashida Tlaib in Michigan, and Jahana Hayes in Connecticut). They've all won competitive primaries in reliably Democratic districts.
For those who would like to bolster this impending progress with additional strong, diverse voices that will further help flip the House blue, here's a list of TEN more women of color, House candidates who are in very competitive, all potentially winnable (but very far from guaranteed) races next month against Republican incumbents (or, in one case, for an open GOP-held seat). Further, seven of the ten are aged between their early 30's and mid 40's, giving them both needed generational perspective and the chance for substantial longevity in office. They could use your financial contributions, further signal boosting (like sharing this post via your social media), and other volunteer support.
IL-14: Lauren Underwood, a black woman in her early 30's, is a nurse by profession and a healthcare policy expert with a Master's degree from Johns Hopkins. She served as a policy advisor in the Obama Administration's Department of Health & Human Services. She is informed by her own healthcare battles, living with a serious but treatable heart condition discovered when she was 8 years old. This is a 50-50 race against generic Republican backbencher Randy Hultgren. She's super dynamic, and I've been following this race from when it was considered a longshot. She hustles and has made this race a tight one.
TX-23: Gina Ortiz Jones, an Air Force veteran in her late 30's, served in the Obama Administration's Office of the U.S. Trade Representative. She would be Texas' first Latina and first openly gay Congressperson. She's a BU grad and has tremendous experience in foreign policy, trade policy, and intelligence. This is a slightly uphill, but very winnable race against a "relative" moderate, Will Hurd.
NM-02: Xochitl Torres-Small is a 33-year-old Latina, water policy attorney, and advocate for the homeless, as well as a former staffer for U.S. Senator Tom Udall and a former law clerk for a federal judge. Her work on water policy will provide invaluable insight in environmental and natural resource policy planning for the years ahead. She's in a 50-50 race for a GOP-held open seat, the only person on this list not facing an incumbent.
KS-03: Sharice Davids is a 38-year-old former MMA fighter (you read that right) and White House fellow. She is an attorney who works on economic and community development in Native communities. She would be Kansas' first Native American (a member of the Ho-Chunk Nation) and first openly gay Congressperson. Polls and political dynamics suggest that she has the edge in the race against Republican buffoon Kevin Yoder, but Kansas being Kansas, it never hurts to shore up support.
GA-06: Lucy McBath spent about three decades as a flight attendant with Delta Airlines until 2012, when her son Jordan Davis was senselessly murdered at a gas station by a gunman complaining about the music he was playing in his car. The shooter used Florida's insane Stand Your Ground law as a defense in his successful first trial; but, the shooter was convicted and sentenced to life in prison in re-trial. Since Davis' murder, McBath has spent these past six years as a nationally recognized gun safety advocate. As one of the "Mothers of the Movement," she brings tragically unique perspective on vital issues. This is a very tight race; and, the incumbent, Karen Handel, is a national anti-choice leader.
FL-26: Debbie Mucarsel-Powell is a 46-year-old Ecuadorean immigrant who came to America in her teen years with her mother and three sisters. She is a non-profit executive with focuses on healthcare access expansion and environmental protection. This is a neck-and-neck race; and, Mucarsel-Powell's opponent, Republican incumbent Carlos Curbelo (like Will Hurd in TX-23 above), does his best moderate impression as Election Day approaches every two years.
NC-02: Linda Coleman is the only person on this list with experience specifically in elected office, having followed her career as a teacher and then as a Human Resources Director at several state agencies with tenures as Wake County Commissioner and as a North Carolina General Assemblywoman. She has committed her decades-long career to very local public service and the community knows her well. The incumbent Republican is an unimpressive first-termer, George Holding.
AZ-06: Anita Malik is the daughter of Indian immigrants and has spent her career in the tech sector. Now in her early 40's, she stepped down from her Chief Operating Officer job to run for Congress, where she would bring much needed technological literacy and leadership. Though the district leans GOP and is a bit of an uphill climb, her Republican opponent, incumbent David Schweikert, is under a wide-ranging ethics investigation for the misspending of funds and the receipt of illegal campaign contributions. It would not be shocking to hear of an indictment against Schweikert at some point, following those of fellow corrupt Republican Congressmen Chris Collins and Duncan Hunter.
AZ-08: Hiral Tipirneni, who immigrated with her family from India when she was three years old, has worked in the Phoenix area for more than twenty years as an ER doctor and cancer research advocate. If she seems familiar, it's due to earlier this year, the 47-year-old was the Democratic nominee in the special election for this seat, which became vacant due to another Republican sexual harassment scandal. Though she did not win the special election, she reduced what was a district that Trump won by 21 points in 2016 to a district she lost by only five points – and that was as a first-time candidate starting from scratch. Tipirneni can build on her momentum to close the remaining gap.
VA-01: Vangie Williams has decades of experience in strategic planning and other roles with major government contractors. She'd be an important voice in government oversight, calling out what isn't working in the executive branch's administration of our federal government. Her opponent is a fairly empty suit, Republican Rob Wittman, without much to show for his 11 years in Congress.
And, if you want to see more exceptional women of color in positions of power, support organizations that support them, like: Higher Heights for America, Vote Run Lead, She Should Run, and Emerge America.


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June 16, 2019 / 12:00 PM / a month ago
French, Malian forces kill 20 militants in operation: Mali army
BAMAKO (Reuters) - Allied French and Malian forces killed 20 militants in an operation in a part of northern Mali where Islamic State operates, a spokesman for the West African nation's military said on Sunday.
The operation in the district of Akabar, a remote part of a game reserve near the border with Niger and not far from the Malian city of Menaka, was continuing, army spokesman Colonel Diarran Kone said by telephone.
"But I can tell you that 20 terrorists have been neutralized," he said.
Mali has become increasingly engulfed in violence since a Tuareg uprising in 2012 was hijacked by Islamist militants, prompting France to intervene to push them back the following year.
Several jihadist factions and allied criminal gangs have regrouped and set up operations in parts of Mali, from where they have launched attacks across the Sahel.
They also now have a significant presence in swathes of neighbor Burkina Faso, and in some remote parts of Niger.
Despite the deployment of 4,500 French troops meant to contain the violence in the Sahel, it has steadily worsened, and the Islamists have succeeded in triggering an ethnic conflict.
Attackers believed to belong to the Fulani ethnic group raided the ethnic Dogon village of Sobane Da last Sunday and Monday, killing 35 people, according to the government, although a local authority maintains the real figure is 95 deaths. A bigger massacre by Dogon hunters in March left 150 dead.
Malians have become increasingly frustrated by the failure of the authorities to end regular attacks by jihadist groups with links to al Qaeda and Islamic State, as well as increasing tit-for-tat ethnic killing between Fulani and Dogon villagers.
Reporting by Tiemoko Diallo; Writing by Tim Cocks; Editing by Keith Weir


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