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Toward a social compact for digital privacy and security
Global Commission on Internet Governance
Centre for International Governance Innovation
Chatham House - The Royal Institute of International Affairs
The Global Commission on Internet Governance (GCIG) was established in January 2014 to articulate and advance a strategic vision for the future of Internet governance. In recent deliberations, the Commission discussed the potential for a damaging erosion of trust in the absence of a broad social agreement on norms for digital privacy and security.
The Commission considers that, for the Internet to remain a global engine of social and economic progress that reflects the world's cultural diversity, confidence must be restored in the Internet because trust is eroding. The Internet should be open, freely available to all, secure and safe. The Commission thus agrees that all stakeholders must collaborate together to adopt norms for responsible behaviour on the Internet.
On the occasion of the April 2015 Global Conference on Cyberspace meeting in The Hague, the Commission calls on the global community to build a new social compact between citizens and their elected representatives, the judiciary, law enforcement and intelligence agencies, business, civil society and the Internet technical community, with the goal of restoring trust and enhancing confidence in the Internet.
It is now essential that governments, collaborating with all other stakeholders, take steps to build confidence that the right to privacy of all people is respected on the Internet. It is essential at the same time to ensure the rule of law is upheld. The two goals are not exclusive; indeed, they are mutually reinforcing. Individuals and businesses must be protected both from the misuse of the Internet by terrorists, cyber criminal groups and the overreach of governments and businesses that collect and use private data.
A social compact must be built on a shared commitment by all stakeholders in developed and less developed countries to take concrete action in their own jurisdictions to build trust and confidence in the Internet. A commitment to the concept of collaborative security and to privacy must replace lengthy and over-politicized negotiations and conferences.
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/ Vs. / USB 2.0 vs USB 3.0 Full Comparison
USB 2.0 vs USB 3.0 Full Comparison
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USB 2.0 transfer rate capability was advanced with the 3.0 update.
The rates are 480 Mbps versus 4.8 Gbit/s.
With extra connections, the 3.0 allows more data bandwidth and for signals to be sent and received simultaneously.
The USB was created to make data transfer easier among devices.
The Universal Serial Bus (USB) was developed as a standard to define communication protocols between computers and electronic devices. USB refers both to the USB ports and cables with USB connectors. They are most frequently used in 2021 as charging cables for smartphones and tablets, but their primary purpose is for data transfer between computers, smartphones, and tablets to accessories like controllers, keyboards, printers, and scanners.
Of course, the amount devices made to be used with a computer has grown immensely since the concept was first introduced. Every industry in the known world has found innumerable uses for USB connections. Where there's a specialized piece of equipment, there's usually a USB connection to manage it through a computer interface.
Like any technology, the USB design has not stood still. The original line of USB 1.0 ports is hard to find, but USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 are found nearly everywhere. On desktops, you can identify a type-A USB port, the traditional rectangle USB port shape, by its color. Grey usually stands for USB 2.0. Blue usually means it is a USB 3.0. The color isn't the only difference.
USB 3.0 is an advanced form of USB 2.0 with a faster transfer rate. USB 2.0 ports are only able to reach a 480 Mbps transfer rate even over short, efficient connector wires. 3.0 can reach speeds over ten times faster at 4.8 Gbit/s. This is due to four extra connector wires inside a USB cable. These extra connections allow more data bandwidth, but also allow for signals to be sent and received simultaneously.
The modern consumer is likely to associate USB 3.0 with the Type-C form factor and "fast-charging". The massive bandwidth allows tablets, smartphones, and other electronics to pull a higher amount of power from the wall. The transfer rate of 4.8 Gbit/s is so fast that the cable can be used as a replacement for high-definition display cables and still allow for power throughput and extra device interaction. This is evident in devices like mobile touch-screen displays with USB C connections or portable VR headsets like Oculus(excuse me, Meta) Quest 2.
An IO panel of computer motherboard with USB 2.0, 3.0, 3.1, USB type C, Display port, HDMI, PS2, Ethernet, SPDIF, and 7.1 audio ports.
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USB 2.0 vs USB 3.0 Side by Side Comparison
What it is data transfer port data transfer port
Primary use data transfer and device charger data transfer and device charging
Name universal serial bus 2.0 universal serial bus 3.0
Conceived 1990 1990
Initial Release April 2000 November 2008
Open Format Yes Yes
Technologies Influenced USB 3.0, USB 3.1, USB C USB 3.1, USB C
What is the USB?
The Universal Serial Bus is the standard male-female connection system used to allow computing peripherals, accessories, and even other computers to talk to each other. Put simply, they allow data transfer to occur from one device to another. It was originally designed to help connect office devices like scanners and printers to either office computers or home computers. The use of the USB port and USB cables has far surpassed its original purpose. Now, USB ports and cables can be seen on nearly every electronic device with rechargeable batteries or the need to transfer data like video from a hunting camera.
The Types of USB
USB can be confusing at first. There are three different shape types of USB adapters and two active versions. There are also "mini" variations to some port types that act as adapters for devices with limited surface space for ports.
The three main types of USB are:
Type-A: This is the traditional rectangle USB shape.
Type-B: This type is shaped more like a square with the corner cut off. It is a slightly higher bandwidth port connection commonly used for printers and scanners.
Type-C: C is the new standard for USB. It has no right side, which means it can't be inserted into a device the wrong way. It also has the fastest capabilities and is often used for high-end features like Thunderbolt, fast-charging, and smart HUB connections.
USB Versions:
USB 1.1 – Released in 1998, 1.1 was only able to transfer 12Mbps with a max power output of 2.5V, 500 MA.
USB 2.0 – Released in 2000, 2.0 increased transfer rate to 480 Mbps with a max power output of 2.5V, 1.8A.
USB 3.0 – Released in 2008, 3.0's transfer rate is 4.8 Gbit/s with a max power output of 5V, 1.8A.
USB 3.1 – Released in 2015, 3.1 has a transfer rate of 10 Gbit/s with a max power output of 20V, 5A.
Shape Variations:
USB Mini A – Mini A is a small boat-shaped port meant for smaller devices.
USB Mini B – Mini B was the next attempt at fast and small USB connection, this port was used for the PS3 controllers.
USB Micro A – Micro-A was more and even smaller than the Mini A.
USB Micro B – Micro B was once a standard charge/data transfer connection for early smartphones.
A closeup of a USB 3.0 plug and jack on a notebook computer.
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USB 2.0 vs USB 3.0: 10 Must Know Facts
USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 Type-A connections can be swapped. However, 3.0 features will not be fully functional in a USB 2.0 port, while 2.0 will work perfectly in a 3.0 port.
USB cable adapters can be used to allow your USB cables to be compatible with more devices.
USB 3.0's transfer rate is ten times faster than USB 2.0
Modern desktop setups often come with both USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports. They sometimes even include USB 3.1 Type-C ports as well.
Type-A ports can be either USB 2.0, USB 3.0, or USB 3.1.
Older USB connections can connect to new USB ports.
USB cables are interchangeable as long as the ports are the correct type for the device and support the correct version of USB for the device's features.
USB ports are often exposed and should be kept away from potential obstructions. USB-C ports can be made to be Waterproof and are more resistant.
Type-A ports for both USB 2.0 and 3.0 can be damaged if the cable adapter is placed in the port incorrectly. If the adapter won't go in easy, do not force it.
USB are replaceable. In handheld produces, this has to be done with some dismantling and soldiering. In a desktop computer, USB ports can be removed or added at will provided the motherboard has support for extra slots.
Let's look at some more articles about USBs!
USB 4: Twice as Fast as the Previous Generation. These guys just keep getting faster and faster! How much faster can they get in the next version?
Best USB-C To Lightning Cables That Actually Work. We've found the answers to help get these units to function together.
The 6 Best USB-C Cables For Every Use. It's important to have the hardware to take advantage of the speed of your USBs.
USB 2.0 vs USB 3.0 Full Comparison FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
What is USB 2.0?
Universal Serial Bus (USB) 2.0 is a data transfer port released in 2000. It has a max transfer rate of 480 Mbps. It is commonly found on computers and specialized electronics.
USB 3.0 is the improved iteration of USB 2.0. It has a transfer rate ten times faster than USB 2.0 at 4.8 Gbit/s. USB 3.0 can also send and receive signals simultaneously which allows the cables to be used for much more intense purposes like video and audio transfer while managing user input/output devices.
What is the difference between USB 2.0 vs USB 3.0?
USB 3.0 is ten times faster than USB 2.0. This is because there are four smaller connector wires inside a USB 3.0 cable than a USB 2.0 cable that allows for a much higher bandwidth and multiple signals to be exchanged at once. For consumers, this means a USB 3.0 can power devices, transfer data, connect to displays, and much faster than USB 2.0. In fact, 2.0's transfer rate was too low for the cable to be used to transfer audio and video to another device. This means that 3.0 added functionality to USBs that were previously impossible.
Can a USB 2.0 be used in a UBS 3.0 port?
USB 2.0 devices are compatible with 3.0 ports. There will be no loss to functionality. However, USB 2.0 cables will not work to enable devices that require USB 3.0 for their features to work.
Are USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 the same?
USB 3.0 is an improved version of the USB 2.0. They are the same type of thing, but physically they are different. USB 3.0 cables and ports have four more connections and four more cables than USB 2.0.
What is the cost difference between USB 2.0 and USB 3.0?
USB 3.0 is more expensive than USB 2.0, but both ports have been reduced to such a low cost that the difference is negligible. There is no reason not to opt for USB 3.0.
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"Standing Ovation Mr Joseph Kinyua" Itumbi as he Praises Uhuru's Head of Public Service
By Nellie (self media writer) | 3 months ago
Dennis Itumbi has praised one particular man who worked 10 years for Uhuru's administration. According to Itumbi Mr Joseph Kinyua has been an exemplary performer when it came to offering Public Service.
Joseph Kinyua who exits his office today is one of the oldest civil servants who served 4 sitting Presidents including William Ruto.
After his ascension to power in 2013, Uhuru Kenyatta immediately appointed Mr Kinyua as Head of Public service. A position he has served for 10 years.
Itumbi has praised the man who began his career as an Assistant Lecturer at UON in 1978. That's before he joined the Central Bank of Kenya in 1980 as an economist after he which he rose to the rank of Director of Research.
Itumbi has described Kinyua as a great man and confessed that Kinyua mentored him at some point.
"Standing ovation Mr Joseph Kinyua. Excellent Performance at the helm of Public Service. Your exit today after serving President Moi, Kibaki, Uhuru and Ruto is one moment of greatness. I am a beneficiary of your mentorship. Asante for your service. You are a great man. I salute you" Reads Itumbi's message.
Mr kinyua exits his office today after serving in Uhuru's administration for two terms. His replacement is Felix Kosgey who has been sworn into the powerful office.
Kinyua served as the Permanent secretary, Ministry of Finance from 2002 until January 2003 when he was appointed Permanent Secretary in the ministry of Planning and National Development.
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Marinus (Rinus) Gerritsen (Den Haag, 9 augustus 1946) is een Nederlands muzikant. Hij is de bassist van de Haagse popgroep Golden Earring. Naast basgitaar speelt Gerritsen ook keyboard, gitaar, Moog Taurus baspedalen, mondharmonica en contrabas.

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Gerritsen begon op 14-jarige leeftijd samen met George Kooymans met het maken van muziek. Hij begon als gitarist, maar omdat ze geen bassist konden vinden, ging hij basgitaar spelen. Zijn eerste eigen basgitaar (merknaam Darwin-bas) was door zijn vader gebouwd. Gerritsen was de eerste Nederlandse popmuzikant die een Danelectro-basgitaar bezat. Hij gebruikte deze gitaar tot die in 1977 tijdens de Amerikaanse tournee van Golden Earring werd gestolen, waarna zijn vader een nieuwe voor hem maakte. Deze witte dubbelnek is een combinatie van een Danelectro en een Fender.

In 1979 bracht Gerritsen in samenwerking met Michel van Dijk zijn eerste solo-album uit. Op deze lp zijn naast Gerritsen (op bas, piano en gitaar) ook Michel van Dijk (zang), Shell Schellekens (drums), Eelco Gelling en Dany Lademacher (sologitaar) en Koko Kauwsolea (percussie) te horen. Daarnaast is Gerritsen ook producer geweest voor Herman Brood en Urban Heroes en van de single Love Motor van de band Hollander. Gerritsen speelde onder andere mee op de elpee The Beast and I van Crazy Casey uit 1967  de lp Nevergreens van Robert Jan Stips uit 1976 en de Supersister cd Retsis Repus uit 2019

In 1985 richtte Gerritsen samen met Cesar Zuiderwijk de muziekwinkel Rock Palace in de Torenstraat in Den Haag op. In juni 2019 ging het moederbedrijf Keymusic van Rock Palace failliet, maar Rockpalace maakte daarna in een kleiner Haags pand een doorstart.

Op Record Store Day (19 april 2014) kwam er een 7-inchvinylsingle uit getiteld Rinus' Garage, met op kant A in samenwerking met de Belgische band Triggerfinger het nummer The Wall of Dolls en op kant B, samen met onder anderen zijn dochter Natousch Gerritsen, het nummer Annie.

Gerritsens broer, Rob, is manager van Golden Earring. Zijn zus Melanie is getrouwd met George Kooymans.

Gerritsen is geheelonthouder en vegetariër en schrijft ook columns voor het tijdschrift De Bassist.

Externe link
 Website Golden Earring

Nederlands bassist
Golden Earring

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Q: Compare the color of two QColor objects I'm implementing tests for my Qt application using an 'internal test library'. The problem is that the library does not provide an option to compare two QColor objects.
Is that correct to use the following code to compare the color of two QColor objects?
void MyClass::compare(QColor color1, QColor color2)
{
    ASSERT_EQ(color1.red(), color2.red());
    ASSERT_EQ(color1.green(), color2.green());
    ASSERT_EQ(color1.blue(), color2.blue());
    ASSERT_EQ(color1.alpha(), color2.alpha());
}

Or rather, is it enough to compare the red, green, blue and alpha channels to consider the two colors equal?
Note: in this case, I need to know exactly what channel 'does not match', so I can't just use the == operator.

A: QColor has operator ==. Just try if(color1 == color2)...
Documentation here.  (As you can see it compares RGB and alpha.)
http://doc.qt.io/qt-4.8/qcolor.html#operator-eq-eq

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Production agriculture, with its implied ecosystem simplification, pesticide and fertilizer use, and emphasis on yield, often appears to be at odds with conservation biology. From a farmer's perspective, the weight conservation biology places on wildlife may seem overly idealistic and naive, detached from economic and sociopolitical reality. In fact, these endeavors are two sides of the same coin, with a shared heritage in decades of population and community ecological theory and experimentation. Better integration of the two disciplines requires acknowledging their various goals and working to produce mutually beneficial outcomes. The best examples of this type of integrated approach result from careful implementation of sustainable agriculture practices that support biological conservation efforts via habitat amelioration or restructuring. Successful integrated approaches take into account both the environmental and economic costs of different farming schemes and compensate farmers for the costs they incur by implementing environmentally friendly farming strategies. Drawing primarily from examples in insect population dynamics, this paper highlights some innovative programs that are leading the way towards a more holistic integration.
Banks, John, "Divided Culture: Integrating and Conservation Biology Agriculture" (2004). SIAS Faculty Publications. 3.


The international conference The Public Commons and the Undercommons of Art, Education, and Labor is organized and hosted the Choreography and Performance program (Justus Liebig University, Gießen) in collaboration with the Hessian Theatre Academy (HTA), the East European Performing Arts Platform (eepap), Bunker Productions (Ljubljana), ID Frankfurt, and Frankfurt LAB, which will also be its venue.
The conference programme is extremely interesting and intense, with numerous high profile lecturers.
For more information on the conference programme.


Prominent Silicon Valley intellectual and visionary Tim O'Reilly is joining the School of Information Advisory Board, the School announced today.
O'Reilly is the founder and CEO of O'Reilly Media, widely respected for being on the cutting edge of a dozen different technology trends over the past 34 years.
O'Reilly is a leading advocate of the open source and free software movements; the term "open source" originated at a 1998 O'Reilly Media summit. O'Reilly Media also publishes MAKE and CRAFT magazines and hosts the wildly popular and inventive Maker Faire.
Eric Schmidt, the CEO of Google, credits O'Reilly with helping popularize the web itself. "Tim really can make a whole industry happen," he says.
O'Reilly Media pioneered e-book publishing in the 1990s and created the world's first commercial website in 1992. After the dot-com collapse, O'Reilly saw the potential for Web 2.0, a term he helped popularize. Recently, O'Reilly has advocated for expanding the principles of Web 2.0 to open government; he coined the term "Gov 2.0" to describe this movement.
"In short, he is the guy who will tell you what smart people will be talking about five years from now — the guy who predicts the future," says Max Chafkin of Inc. Magazine.
The future, according to O'Reilly, is big data, a field where the I School is poised to be a leader.
The School of Information Advisory Board is made up of respected business leaders, technologists, and creative thinkers from Silicon Valley and beyond, who provide external perspective, vision, and support for the School's strategic direction.
O'Reilly joins current Advisory Board members Biz Stone, co-founder of Twitter, Inc.; Reid Hoffman, partner of Greylock Partners and co-founder of LinkedIn and PayPal; Caterina Fake, co-founder of Flickr and Hunch; Genevieve Bell, director of Intel Corporation's Interaction and Experience Research; James Manyika, director (senior partner) at McKinsey & Company; Hal Varian, chief economist of Google; Qi Lu, president of Microsoft's Online Services Division; Ellen Levy, vice president of strategic initiatives at LinkedIn; and Carl Bass, president and CEO of Autodesk, Inc.


This trendy rose gold cake serving set is added with pavé crystals inset along the surface of the handle. With this sleek romantic touch, this will make a perfect accessory for your wedding cake.
You might also want to customize with a personal message to make this truly your own.
So delicate and ultra elegant, these pretty glass globe holders will add elegance and grace to any table. It works the best for Golden and Vintage themes. The delicate lace pattern is so lovely and provides just the right amount of glow.
Draped in elegance, this Gold Opulence stationery collection will have you channelling the luxury of days gone by. With its rich colour combination design, this distinct line is a classic choice with a luxurious modern twist that will surely inspire your guests. Show off your lavish lifestyle with the complete collection – filled with everything you'll need to make your wedding day dazzle!
Lead your way to the altar with this exquisite golden aisle runner. This aisle runner is the perfect accessory to start your wedding journey on.
Elegant and affordable, these napkins come together for an extra special detail to your wedding tables.
Personalize these quality paper wedding napkins by picking out from an array of popularcolourss and foil options, you can then add your personal touch with a name or monogram.
This elevated frame offers many decorative possibilities. It can be used to display table numbers as well as messages for your guests or sentimental family photos, and the effect will be vintage lux.
Complete with a pinch clip, plan to add dinner menus, recipes or any other information you wish to share with your guests. Mix and match with other gold frames in different shapes and heights to enhance the visual effect.
This multipurpose miniature ring can be used to add elegance to any table top display. Whether used as a napkin ring, a decorative element added to candles or table favors, or used to display a place card, the over all effect will be a perfect complement for a wide range wedding themes or color palettes.
The beautiful detail of these gold based Champagne flutes will not go amiss. Decorated with crystal gems as well as two-toned gold make these flutes particularly elegant. Delicately patterned with flowers and no less than 24 sparkling rhinestones each pair of these glasses makes for special toasting.
Personalized with engraving, a p[air of these would be a perfect gift for bride and groom.


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Q: Set methods with decorators dynamically I have this class:
class SomeMixin:
    permissions = (SomePermission,)
    methods = ('GET',)

    @list_route(methods=methods, url_path='en', permission_classes=permissions)
    def en_list(self):
        return get_translated_objects(self, 'en')

    @list_route(methods=methods, url_path='ru', permission_classes=permissions)
    def ru_list(self):
        return get_translated_objects(self, 'ru')

    @detail_route(methods=methods, url_path='en', permission_classes=permissions)
    def en_detail(self):
        return get_translated_object(self.get_object(), 'en')

    @detail_route(methods=methods, url_path='ru', permission_classes=permissions)
    def ru_detail(self):
        return get_translated_object(self.get_object(), 'ru')

I can have more languages in the future and it's not a good solution.
I thought to create loop of languages list and add methods to the class with setattr(self, func_name, func), like:
langs = ('en', 'ru')
for lang in langs:
    setattr(self, func.__name__, func)

But I should add decorators to every method, how can I do it?

A: I believe you should be able to patch the contents of this example into your code. That being said, it seems like a better approach to detect the language from the http header and return an appropriate response.
This approach though functional is not the cleanest.
# This decorator is meant to simulate the decorator exposed by django
def route(url, language, method):
    def wrapper(func):
        def inner(*args, **kwargs):
            print('url => {0}'.format(url))
            print('language => {0}'.format(language))
            print('method => {0}'.format(method))
            func(*args, **kwargs)
        return inner
    return wrapper

# This class is analogous to your SomeMixin class
class foo(object):
    def __init__(self):
        method = 'GET'
        # fields holds the parameters that will change for each method like url
        # and language
        fields = (('en', '/en', 'en_list'), ('ru', '/ru', 'ru_list'))
        for lang, url, func_name in fields:
            setattr(self, func_name, route(url=url, language=lang, method=method)(self.func_creator(lang)))

    def func_creator(self, language):
        def inner():
            print('hello in {0}'.format(language))
        return inner

def main():
    foo_instance = foo()
    print('Calling foo.en_list()')
    foo_instance.en_list()

    print()

    print('Calling foo.ru_list()')
    foo_instance.ru_list()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()


Wavecom SA (Nasdaq: WVCM; Nouveau Marche: 7306), the world's number one provider of complete wireless solutions, today announced the signing of a contract with Everkom Industrial Co., Ltd., one of South Korea's dynamic mobile phone manufacturers.
Under the contract, Wavecom will supply WISMO Quik Q2403B modules for Everkom's new MGD-100 GSM/GPRS mobile phone and provide all necessary integration support. The contract calls for an initial order of 200,000 units.
The dual-band MGD-100 is scheduled to be launched in China in the third quarter of 2002, and later in Europe and South America, and will be sold under third party brand names. Key features of the MGD-100 include GPRS, WAP, games, 16-chord polyphonic ring tones, Personal Information Manager and infrared data transmission.
Established in March 1999, Everkom Industrial Co., Ltd. develops a wide range of advanced products from digital video recorders to mobile phones.
Everkom believes that it is vital to provide groundwork to leapfrog into a leading IT company by securing high-tech development capabilities, achieving customer satisfaction by securing product reliability and creating a strong and flexible organization. For more information on Everkom, please visit http://www.everkom.co.kr.


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Q: SQL Server group I have a sql server database table with columns as shown below :
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I want to get an output something like this :enter image description here
I cannot figure out how I can group only zeros listed for EPID and group only ones in my query ? Can anyone point me out how I can solve this ?

A: Looks like you're trying to query for (EPID=='A' AND isRequired==1) OR EPID=='B', is that right? Here's a guess:
SELECT *
FROM <table>
WHERE (EPID = 'A' AND isRequired = 1)
OR (EPID = 'B');


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Mr Queen – K-Drama Episode 14 Recap & Review
A Small Sacrifice
Episode 14 of Mr Queen begins with a closer look at that scene with Hong from the previous night. It turns out Hong wasn't actually in the room after all, it was actually Cheoljong. Prior to that moment, Cheoljong learned the Queen was the one who essentially saved the banquet. This confuses matters for him further as the King deliberates over exactly why the Queen tried to help.
With a spy inside Grand Queen Dowager's living quarters, the watery message we saw last episode actually reads "Queen in danger", which Prince Youngpyeong read and quickly destroyed to prevent being caught.
After a passionate night with Cheoljong, Bong-Hwan awakens and realizes that it was the King he kissed the previous night and not Hong. She suddenly bolts upright and wants to know everything they did together. Only, when he begins his story he suddenly runs away, confronting Hong and eventually learning that he did, in fact, sleep with the King.
Bong-Hwan is beside himself with shock, running away and wondering just why he doesn't feel dirty or bad about what happened. Well, the King continues to try and chase his Queen around the palace and eventually gives up, unbeknownst to him that Bong-Hwan is actually hiding out behind the screen in the very room he's in. Eventually though, Cheoljong heads to the council meeting.
Meanwhile, an erratic Queen Dowager decides to have her fortune read and find a new fortune teller after hers was taken away. The monk she sees confirms that a woman inside the palace is going to die. He suggests she make an offering to buddha to help. On the way out, Queen Dowager speaks to Hwa-Jin who admits she could just die without the King there. Is she the prophesied woman due to die?
A crying Kim Hwan visits Special Director Hong and informs him that lady Hong declined him. However, Director Hong is in the middle of drawing a composite sketch but his stick figure isn't exactly going to help catch the eunuch any time soon.
In court, Grand Queen Dowager officially withdraws her regency and leaves unceremoniously out the back. Only, on the way her court lady accidentally steps on her dress. Thankfully she rights herself enough to walk out with her head held high. Back in her palace, Grand Queen Dowager contemplates whether to get some food brought to her or not.
Meanwhile, Cheoljong and Bong-Hwan realize that they're the ones sending messages to each other. Bong-Hwan also finds out that Cheoljong orchestrated the attack himself in a bid to oust those trying to go after him – namely the Grand Queen Dowager and Jwa-Geum.
It's here where Cheoljong turns to Bong-Hwan and declares his love for the Queen. Given she's not the real So-Yong, Bong-Hwan eventually walks away and rejects him.
Jwa-Geum may be down but he most certainly is not out. With his closest advisors gathered, he decides to enact the Bi Byeon Sa (Border Defense Council) as a last resort to oust the King. With a stack of coins, he pays off Court Lady Han to travel with poisoned ice over honeycomb to the meeting between Bong-Hwan and Grand Queen Dowager.
Cheoljong senses his enemies scheming and preparing to rally against him once more. He speaks to each of his Royal guards, who are all battered and bruised from their torturous ordeal, and thanks each of them personally. He hugs them and tells each of the men they need to leave the palace now. When they do, the King's spy, the blind court lady serving Grand Queen Dowager, arrives.
The aforementioned meeting between Bong-Hwan and Grand Queen Dowage goes ahead as Bong-Hwan marvels at the ice. However, just before she drinks the little girl Dam-Hyang comes rushing in to inform the Queen of some important information. With Jwa-Geum watching, she hesitates to reveal the truth and instead throws a rock at the dish to knock the liquid out.
Unfortunately her actions see her thrown in prison. The rock throwing is just what Grand Queen Dowager and her brother need to enact their plan of action. As they walk off together, Cheoljong reveals to Bong-Hwan that her drink was poisoned. The reason? The pair found the ledger inside Daejojeon.
Bong-Hwan holds Cheoljong's hand and pleads with him to try and save the young child. While they do, Prince Youngpyeong confronts Court Lady Han and asks her exactly what she's doing. Given the composite sketch he found in town, he confronts her and demands to know what secrets she holds.
Meanwhile, Byeong-In prepares to deal with the young child but Bong-Hwan won't allow it. The Queen is torn over what to do and eventually promises Dam-Hyang that she'll release her as soon as she can. After promising to save her, she walks away.
Unfortunately the court make their decision and the young child is killed (off-screen mind you), as Bong-Hwan is shocked when she sees the young child.
Our Queen is beside herself with rage and wants to go after the Grand Queen Dowager and the court. When Cheoljong calls her death a "small sacrifice", Bong-Hwan immediately loses his temper and confronts him. As he walks away however, Cheoljong happens to have his fingers crossed which, of course, is the symbol for a lie. He doesn't believe what he's saying and is clearly biding his time to strike again.
Mr Queen storms out the gates with another really good episode, this time ending on a shocking note that looks set to push Bong-Hwan into helping Cheoljong and taking down the hierarchical powers of Grand Queen Dowager and Jwa-Geum.
So far Mr Queen has been a really compelling blend of historical drama and comedy, with this latest episode bringing back some of the comedy missing in episode 13 while keeping things suitably dark and intense.
In faCt, this tonal blend between light and dark has been perfectly crafted throughout the show, especially these latter episodes which leave the door open for more to come.
With 20 episodes in total, there's certainly more story to come and the ending hints that things are about to take a turn for the crazy. Roll on next week!
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package com.microsoft.azure.management.apimanagement.v2019_12_01.implementation;

import com.microsoft.azure.arm.model.implementation.WrapperImpl;
import com.microsoft.azure.management.apimanagement.v2019_12_01.Subscriptions;
import rx.Completable;
import rx.functions.Func1;
import rx.Observable;
import com.microsoft.azure.Page;
import com.microsoft.azure.management.apimanagement.v2019_12_01.ProductSubscriptionContract;
import com.microsoft.azure.management.apimanagement.v2019_12_01.SubscriptionKeysContract;

class SubscriptionsImpl extends WrapperImpl<SubscriptionsInner> implements Subscriptions {
    private final ApiManagementManager manager;

    SubscriptionsImpl(ApiManagementManager manager) {
        super(manager.inner().subscriptions());
        this.manager = manager;
    }

    public ApiManagementManager manager() {
        return this.manager;
    }

    @Override
    public SubscriptionContractImpl define(String name) {
        return wrapModel(name);
    }

    private SubscriptionContractImpl wrapModel(SubscriptionContractInner inner) {
        return  new SubscriptionContractImpl(inner, manager());
    }

    private SubscriptionContractImpl wrapModel(String name) {
        return new SubscriptionContractImpl(name, this.manager());
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    @Override
    public Observable<ProductSubscriptionContract> listAsync(final String resourceGroupName, final String serviceName) {
        SubscriptionsInner client = this.inner();
        return client.listAsync(resourceGroupName, serviceName)
        .flatMapIterable(new Func1<Page<SubscriptionContractInner>, Iterable<SubscriptionContractInner>>() {
            @Override
            public Iterable<SubscriptionContractInner> call(Page<SubscriptionContractInner> page) {
                return page.items();
            }
        })
        .map(new Func1<SubscriptionContractInner, ProductSubscriptionContract>() {
            @Override
            public ProductSubscriptionContract call(SubscriptionContractInner inner) {
                return new ProductSubscriptionContractImpl(inner, manager());
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public Completable getEntityTagAsync(String resourceGroupName, String serviceName, String sid) {
        SubscriptionsInner client = this.inner();
        return client.getEntityTagAsync(resourceGroupName, serviceName, sid).toCompletable();
    }

    @Override
    public Observable<ProductSubscriptionContract> getAsync(String resourceGroupName, String serviceName, String sid) {
        SubscriptionsInner client = this.inner();
        return client.getAsync(resourceGroupName, serviceName, sid)
        .map(new Func1<SubscriptionContractInner, ProductSubscriptionContract>() {
            @Override
            public ProductSubscriptionContract call(SubscriptionContractInner inner) {
                return new ProductSubscriptionContractImpl(inner, manager());
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public Completable deleteAsync(String resourceGroupName, String serviceName, String sid, String ifMatch) {
        SubscriptionsInner client = this.inner();
        return client.deleteAsync(resourceGroupName, serviceName, sid, ifMatch).toCompletable();
    }

    @Override
    public Completable regeneratePrimaryKeyAsync(String resourceGroupName, String serviceName, String sid) {
        SubscriptionsInner client = this.inner();
        return client.regeneratePrimaryKeyAsync(resourceGroupName, serviceName, sid).toCompletable();
    }

    @Override
    public Completable regenerateSecondaryKeyAsync(String resourceGroupName, String serviceName, String sid) {
        SubscriptionsInner client = this.inner();
        return client.regenerateSecondaryKeyAsync(resourceGroupName, serviceName, sid).toCompletable();
    }

    @Override
    public Observable<SubscriptionKeysContract> listSecretsAsync(String resourceGroupName, String serviceName, String sid) {
        SubscriptionsInner client = this.inner();
        return client.listSecretsAsync(resourceGroupName, serviceName, sid)
        .map(new Func1<SubscriptionKeysContractInner, SubscriptionKeysContract>() {
            @Override
            public SubscriptionKeysContract call(SubscriptionKeysContractInner inner) {
                return new SubscriptionKeysContractImpl(inner, manager());
            }
        });
    }

}

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Quality of Life and Social Support in Women with Urinary Incontinence
Marta Makara-Studzińska, Agata Madej, Elżbieta Trypka, Jerzy Leszek, Vadim V. Tarasov, Ghulam M. Ashraf, Nagendra Sastry Yarla, Anna N. Samsonova and Gjumrakch Aliev* Pages 123 - 129 ( 7 )
Background: Urinary incontinence (UI) is a serious medical and social problem for about one-third of women in the world population. It is one of the most common chronic diseases of women. Despite significant improvement in the diagnosis and treatment of this illness, women continue to struggle with the stigma associated with incontinence. Research conducted in the last few years shows the importance of social support in respect of the illness.
Aim: The purpose of this study was to determine how people perceive the disease and the influence of social support to deal with UI.
Materials and Methods: The study involved 200 women in the age range of 34-78 with a diagnosis of incontinence. All women agreed to fill out an anonymous questionnaire, Acceptance of Illness Scale (AIS) and Disease-Related Social Support Scale (DSRSS). The obtained results were subject to statistical analysis.
Results: The greater the social support, the lesser the tendencies to judge the condition in terms of harm. Material support among respondents makes it easier for them to distance themselves from UI. Women having a sense of spiritual, emotional, and global support information found it easier to come in terms with UI.
Conclusion: There is a relationship between the perception of disease for women, and social support received by women. Awareness of the availability support in disease allows peaceful thinking about a situation as difficult as UI.
Aging women, overactive bladder, quality of life, social support, urinary incontinence, the acceptance of disease.
Department of Health Psychology, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Department of Applied Psychology, Medical University of Lublin, Lublin, Department of Psychiatry, Wroclaw Medical University, Wroclaw, Department of Psychiatry, Wroclaw Medical University, Wroclaw, I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University (Sechenov University), Trubetskaya Str., 8, Bld. 2, Moscow, 119991, King Fahd Medical Research Center, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, GALLY International Biomedical Research Consulting LLC., 7733 Louis Pasteur Drive, #330, San Antonio, TX, 78229, Institute of Physiologically Active Compounds, Russian Academy of Sciences, Chernogolovka, 142432, Institute of Physiologically Active Compounds, Russian Academy of Sciences, Chernogolovka, 142432


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By Marshall Pruett | January 8, 2021 12:18 PM ET
The FIA World Endurance Championship's brand-new Hypercar class, which replaces LMP1 at its top prototype category, could be facing a worrisome debut at Sebring with a grid of no more than two to three Hypercars.
The unfortunate scenario comes on the heels of news from New York's Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus, which originally announced its plans to field two or more of its SCG 007 Hypercars starting at the March 19 1000 Hours of Sebring WEC season opener, and has confirmed its entries will not be present for Round 1. It leaves a pair of German outfits in Toyota Gazoo Racing and its two Hypercars, and possibly a single car from ByKolles, to take the green flag.
Citing the late completion of its first chassis and mounting concerns over the Sebring WEC race taking place due to COVID-19 and international travel complications, Glickenhaus says there's no reason to push for the 007's debut to take place in Florida.
"It's not going to happen," he told RACER. "So we, seeing this very early on, called up the ACO, and said, 'Look guys, under your rules, when we say the car's done and homologated, we're locked into that homologation for five years. So, for us to rush to get a car to you for homologation, which means getting no testing in beforehand, not doing a 30-hour endurance test, all just to make Sebring when we don't think Sebring's going to happen, would be psycho-crazy for us to commit to.' And the other thing is, with COVID, I don't think I can get Europeans into Florida, and if I could, I don't think they would be allowed to go back without quarantine. I can't pay for 40 people for 14 days to quarantine."
With the Sebring removed from its immediate concerns, Glickenhaus will focus on rolling out the twin-turbo V8-powered 007s to race somewhere near where they're built in Italy.
"We are building up car one and the tub for car two is arriving this week, and we will have car one built up in January to start testing with," he said. "We will begin testing drivers and I would say our homologation lock date now is about March 16th or 17th. By then, we will be fully tested, have all our drivers and be ready to lock in the car and quite honestly, I don't think further testing would make it much different.
"What I think is going to happen is, the first WEC race is going to be Monza and I think it's going to be hopefully in late April. Then, they will do Spa and Le Mans. However, if the vaccine doesn't roll out, and if this second coronavirus strain stays prevalent in Europe, I think they may just go back to four races and push it back to the summer or something because they have tremendous financial problems with running ghost races. It's a big, big problem financially for everyone to have no fans."
Three additional news items have been recently confirmed by Glickenhaus, starting with securing the services of the Sauber (Alfa Romeo) Formula 1 team's wind tunnel, and race support from Joest Racing.
"We have a series of tests that will culminate and then to homologate the car, we have to put it in the Sauber wind tunnel because they're the homologating body," he said. "They are also our aerodynamic team, and the deal we made with Joest is because they called us and said, 'Look, we have all of these people and we're not doing the Mazda DPi deal. Could we make a deal?' I said, 'Absolutely, I'm very interested in your expertise and helping us go to Le Mans. But I just want to make it really clear that this is our team when we're running together.' And they completely understand it.
"So they will provide the transportation, the mechanics, all the pit equipment, some race engineers, although we will use some of our racing engineers and Luca Cianchetti and I will still run the team with input from them; but it's not like they're taking over our Le Mans effort or anything like that, nor do they want to. It's a real collaborative effort and they'll be involved in the testing and the setting up and I'm sure they'll come up with some changes to the car based on their vast experience."
The last item of interest looks to the future. Glickenhaus reports a frosty relationship with IMSA has thawed, of late, as his team and the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship's leadership have begun discussions about SCG being involved with IMSA in the coming years.
"We have had some very positive discussions recently," he said. "We will be working to have the SCG 004 homologated for GT3, and we're working on some other things that we'd love to see racing in North America and abroad."
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Swiss cement maker Holcim logo is seen in Basel
By John Revill
ZURICH (Reuters) - Holcim gave a bullish outlook for the rest of 2022 and into 2023 after the world's biggest cement maker reported stronger than expected third-quarter results and announced a 2 billion Swiss franc ($2.02 billion) share buyback.
The Swiss company brushed off concerns about a global economic slowdown hitting the construction sector with CEO Jan Jenisch saying he expected strong demand to continue.
Holcim's North America business - which represents 40% of its sales - had a full order book, he said.
"In North America we have sold out basically with all our production, we have no slowdown," Jenisch told reporters.
"We have strong order books, especially in North America and Latin America, and I expect this to continue into next year."
A bumper performance in North America in the third quarter more than offset a slight downturn in Europe, where the company faced spiraling energy costs and some project delays.
Overall group sales rose to 8.05 billion francs in the three months to Sept. 30, beating forecasts for 7.73 billion francs in a company-gathered consensus of analysts.
Recurring group operating profit rose to 1.55 billion francs, slightly ahead of 1.48 billion franc forecasts.
Shares were up 1.9% in premarket activity in Switzerland after a positive reaction from analysts.
Holcim now expects its full-year sales to increase by at least 12% on a like-for-like basis, up from its previous view of a 10% increase.
It added it expected recurring EBIT to increase in the mid-single digit percentage range. Previously it had said it only expected "positive growth."
Holcim also completed the sales of its India and Brazil businesses at the end of August, which raised 7.3 billion francs. Holcim will use the cash for acquisitions and also launch a new 2 billion franc share buyback in November.
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The CEO said he expects a payment of around 30 million euros to resolve the French inquiry into Lafarge - which merged with Holcim in 2015 and which has admitted paying groups including Islamic State.
"We are fully cooperating in France and are happy to end this at any time," Jenisch said.
(Reporting by John Revill; Editing by Paul Carrel, Rashmi Aich and Jane Merriman)
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Home Latest News UK plans 8 billion pounds of extra health and education spending
UK plans 8 billion pounds of extra health and education spending
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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak meets U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen (not pictured), in London, Britain June 3, 2021. REUTERS/Hannah McKay/File Photo
By David Milliken
LONDON (Reuters) -British finance minister Rishi Sunak plans a 5 billion pound ($6.9 billion) programme to fund health research and 3 billion pounds of extra funding for further education in next week's budget, finance ministry officials said late on Saturday.
The announcements, which include a raft of smaller spending decisions, follows news earlier in the day of 6.9 billion pounds for regional transport projects ahead of a major review of government spending over the next three years.
The transport investment is 1.5 billion pounds more than previously planned, as the government seeks to boost living standards outside London through its 'levelling-up' agenda.
"We want to make the UK the best place in the world to start, grow and invest in a business, as we continue to support enterprise, create jobs, and level up as we recover from the pandemic," Sunak said in a statement.
Sunak is expected to set fairly tight limits for most areas of day-to-day public spending in his budget on Wednesday, which will seek to lower public debt after a record surge in borrowing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
But unlike his predecessors' policy after the 2008-09 financial crisis, he will allow more leeway for long-term public investment designed to reward voters who backed Prime Minister Boris Johnson in December 2019's election.
Most of the education money will support 16- to 19-year-old students in England who are studying a new alternative qualification to the traditional school-leaving exams which are the normal pathway to university, the finance ministry said.
Some 550 million pounds will fund education and training for older adults, including numeracy skills and three- to four-month courses in areas such as digital skills, construction and roles in the rail and nuclear industries.
Johnson's government wants to promote apprenticeships and other alternatives to standard university degrees, which it believes offer poor job prospects for many students and do too little to tackle skills shortages in industry.
Britain's health ministry will receive 5 billion pounds over the next three years to fund research and development, including 2 billion pounds in 2024, which the finance ministry said was 57% more in cash terms than before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sunak also plans to increase inward investment incentives by nearly a billion pounds to create a 1.4 billion pound fund.
More than 800 million pounds will be reserved for the electric car industry, while 350 million pounds will be used to attract life sciences manufacturing, the finance ministry said.
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Hate Speech Turkey's Erdoğan says Germany obsessed with journalist Deniz Yücel
Turkey's Erdoğan says Germany obsessed with journalist Deniz Yücel
Turkey's autocratic President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said Germany has become obsessed with journalist Deniz Yücel, jailed in Turkey since Feb. 14, underlining that he rebuffed German Chancellor Angela Merkel when she mentioned Yücel during their meeting in Brussels on Thursday, Hürriyet reported on Saturday.
"They are obsessed with Deniz [Yücel]. I reminded them [Chancellor Merkel] that 'You have many Denizes, I gave you a list'," Erdoğan said when asked whether the Yücel issue was on the table with Merkel.
In April, Erdoğan said the extradition of Turkish-German journalist Yücel to Germany will never take place as long as he is president.
Erdoğan has accused Yücel of being a German agent and a representative of the terrorist Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) on many occasions.
Yücel, who was detained in Turkey on Feb. 14 as part of an investigation for publishing stories on the leaked emails of President Erdoğan's son-in-law and Energy Minister Berat Albayrak, was arrested by a court on Feb. 27 and sent to Silivri Prison in İstanbul.
Erdoğan also said he expressed his uneasiness over Germany's treatment of PKK and Gülen movement members.
"We have strongly expressed our reaction to German acceptance of the asylum applications of coup plotter soldiers. We have asked 'How could you do that?'" said Erdoğan, while talking about the details of his meeting with Merkel.
Stressing that he was not satisfied with Merkel's answer that asylum is an issue of law, Erdoğan said, "In fact, this issue, its process, to a large extent, is under the authority of the interior or justice ministries or the government."
Meanwhile, the Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has organized a demonstration in Paris to demand the release of French journalist Mathias Depardon, who was taken into custody in Turkey's Batman province, the city that Depardon had gone to take pictures of the ancient town of Hasankeyf. Depardon has been kept in solitary confinement since his detention on May 8th.
It was reported that the demonstration that was held in front of the Embassy of Turkey in Paris was also attended by journalist Depardon's mother.
Noting that Depardon has not been released although a decision for his deportation was issued earlier this week, head of the RSF, Christophe Deloire said that Depardon has gone on a hunger strike.Deloire has called the acts of Turkey as 'meaningless.'
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French photojournalist Depardon's mother Daniele Van de Lanotte also talked about Depardon's hunger strike and said: "He was already too slim. If he continues his hunger strike for a long time – and, he actually said he would do so until he is released – not hours but even seconds would matter for his health."
Depardon was in Batman to take photographs of Hasankeyf for the National Geographic magazine. He's been on hunger strike since May 20. The situation regarding Depardon was also brought up during the meeting of Turkey's President Erdoğan with France's newly elected President Emmanuel Macron during the recent NATO Summit held in Brussels.
Detaining tens of thousands of people over alleged links to the movement, the government also closed down more than 180 media outlets after the coup attempt. (SCF with turkishminute.com) May 27, 2017


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Nonenzymatic covalent binding (glycation) of reactive aldehydes (from glucose or metabolic processes) to low-density lipoproteins has been previously shown to result in lipid accumulation in a murine macrophage cell line. The formation of such lipid-laden cells is a hallmark of atherosclerosis. In this study, we characterize lipid accumulation in primary human monocyte-derived macrophages, which are cells of immediate relevance to human atherosclerosis, on exposure to low-density lipoprotein glycated using methylglyoxal or glycolaldehyde. The time course of cellular uptake of low-density lipoprotein-derived lipids and protein has been characterized, together with the subsequent turnover of the modified apolipoprotein B-100 (apoB) protein. Cholesterol and cholesteryl ester accumulation occurs within 24 h of exposure to glycated low-density lipoprotein, and increases in a time-dependent manner. Higher cellular cholesteryl ester levels were detected with glycolaldehyde- modified low-density lipoprotein than with methylglyoxal-modified low-density lipoprotein. Uptake was significantly decreased by fucoidin (an inhibitor of scavenger receptor SR-A) and a mAb to CD36. Human monocyte-derived macrophages endocytosed and degraded significantly more 125I-labeled apoB from glycolaldehyde-modified than from methylglyoxal-modified, or control, low-density lipoprotein. Differences in the endocytic and degradation rates resulted in net intracellular accumulation of modified apoB from glycolaldehyde-modified low-density lipoprotein. Accumulation of lipid therefore parallels increased endocytosis and, to a lesser extent, degradation of apoB in human macrophages exposed to glycolaldehyde-modified low-density lipoprotein. This accumulation of cholesteryl esters and modified protein from glycated low-density lipoprotein may contribute to cellular dysfunction and the increased atherosclerosis observed in people with diabetes, and other pathologies linked to exposure to reactive carbonyls. © 2007 The Authors.


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Introduction: Physical activity causes changes in hematological parameters in athletes which finally result in cessation off their exercises, an issue that should be given attention. There is limited data avaliable about the effects of protein supplements, containing amino acids and other useful substances, on hematological parameters of resistance to exercise in athletes. This study was carried out to investigate the effect of whey protein supplementation, after resistance to exercise in healthy athletes. Material and Methods: In this clinical trial, changes of hematological parameters were studied after one month exercise training and whey protein supplementation in 32 healthy volunteers (16 treated cases 16 controls placeboes). Each day, whey protein supplement( 6.6 g/day) and placebo(same dose, starch) were consumed between meals, by with the volunteers. Every one exercised with 80% 1RM, basically on stationary circuit principal, for one hour a day, five days a week. Before and after beginning of study, fasting blood specimens were taken and WBC, RBC, HGB, HCT, MCV, MCH, MCHC, PLT and percent of white blood cells were measured separately. Statistical analyses were carried out using Student t- test and paired t-test (SPSS version 15). Results: Levels of WBC, RBC, HGB, HCT, PLT, MCHC in two groups significantly (P<0.05) decreased, but there was no difference between two groups. MCV increased in the groups, but again there was no difference between them. MCH and percent of lymphocytes were unchanged in both groups. In the supplement group, the percentages of the neutrophils and other white blood cells showed no significant changes, but in the placebo group, there were significantly increased and decreased, respectively. However there was no significant difference between the two groups in the percentage of white blood cells, separately. Conclusion: The present study showed that one month of Whey protein supplementation with 6.6 g/day is ineffective on hematological parameters changes after resistance to exercise. Further studies, with different dosages and longer periods of time are recommended.


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Q: Could any one help me to make my query more efficient? Could any one help me to make my query more efficient?
I'm a beginner of SQL,
as I know for efficient is to use index or primary key to let the B-tree search faster,therefore,I've already set the primary key for rid and index for (Date, Time)
However, my query is still too inefficient to output the result.
I'm trying to find the sensor(sid) which has the largest interval on '2017-03-04'.
Here is my code:
select tmp4.sid as largest_ivl_sensor
from
(
    select tmp3.sid, MAX(tmp3.Dif) as max_for_each
    from
    (
        select tmp1.sid, MIN(TIME_TO_SEC(DATE_SUB(tmp2.Time, INTERVAL tmp1.Time HOUR_SECOND))) as Dif
        from
            (
            select se.sid, r.rid, r.Time
            from (select rr.rid, rr.Time from records rr where rr.Date = '2017-03-04') as r, send se
            where se.rid = r.rid
            order by se.sid
            ) as tmp1
            INNER JOIN
            (
            select se2.sid, r2.rid, r2.Time
            from (select rr2.rid, rr2.Time from records rr2 where rr2.Date = '2017-03-04') as r2, send se2
            where se2.rid = r2.rid
            order by se2.sid
            ) as tmp2 ON tmp1.sid = tmp2.sid and TIME_TO_SEC(tmp1.Time) <= TIME_TO_SEC(tmp2.Time) and tmp1.rid <> tmp2.rid
        GROUP BY tmp1.sid, tmp1.Time
    ) as tmp3
    GROUP BY tmp3.sid
) as tmp4
group by tmp4.max_for_each
having tmp4.max_for_each = MAX(tmp4.max_for_each);

And here is the schema:
records
+-------------+-------------+------+-----+---------+-------+
| Field       | Type        | Null | Key | Default | Extra |
+-------------+-------------+------+-----+---------+-------+
| rid         | int(11)     | NO   | PRI | NULL    |       |
| Date        | date        | YES  | MUL | NULL    |       |
| Time        | time        | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
| Humidity    | double(5,2) | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
| Temperature | double(5,2) | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
| PM1         | int(11)     | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
| PM10        | int(11)     | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
| PM25        | int(11)     | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
+-------------+-------------+------+-----+---------+-------+

send
+-------+-------------+------+-----+---------+-------+
| Field | Type        | Null | Key | Default | Extra |
+-------+-------------+------+-----+---------+-------+
| sid   | varchar(30) | NO   |     | NULL    |       |
| rid   | int(11)     | NO   | PRI | NULL    |       |
+-------+-------------+------+-----+---------+-------+

Here is a example:
| rid |sid |   Time   |
|   1 |  a | 00:00:00 |
|   2 |  a | 00:01:00 |
|   3 |  b | 00:05:00 |
|   4 |  b | 00:07:00 |
|   5 |  b | 00:11:00 |
|   6 |  c | 00:00:00 |
|   7 |  c | 00:03:00 |
|   8 |  c | 00:04:00 |

desired result:
| sid|
|   b|

Since it has largest interval 4 minutes
Another example:
| rid |sid |   Time   |
|   1 |  a | 00:00:00 |
|   2 |  b | 00:11:00 |
|   3 |  c | 00:04:00 |
|   4 |  b | 00:07:00 |
|   5 |  a | 00:01:00 |
|   6 |  c | 00:00:00 |
|   7 |  c | 00:03:00 |
|   8 |  b | 00:05:00 |

Thanks for helping me.

A: You could make use of variables in your SQL to keep track of the differences on-the-fly. Also, order by in combination with limit 1 is handy for getting the record with the highest value:
select     sid,
           max(diff) as max_diff
from       (
                select     if(sid = @s, secs - @t, null) as diff,
                           @t := secs as secs,
                           @s := sid as sid
                from       (select     sid,
                                       time_to_sec(time) as secs
                            from       records
                            inner join send on send.rid = records.rid
                            where      date = '2017-03-04'
                            order by   sid, time
                           ) ordered
                cross join (select @s := null, @t := null) init
           ) data
group by   sid
order by   max_diff desc
limit 1;

See it run on rextester.com.


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Q: How to sum consecutive rows in Power Query I have in Power Query a Column "% sum of all". I need to create a custom column "Sum Consecutive" that each row has as value the "% sum of all" of the current row + the value of "Sum Consecutive" of the previous row.
Current row situation

New Custom Column Expectation

You can see two images that show the current situation and the next situation I need in the Power Query.
Can you please help me find a code/command to create this new column like that?
Although there are similar solved questions in DAX, I still need to keep editing the file after that, so it should be performed in M language in power query.
Thank you!

A: Not sure how performant my approaches are. I would think both should be reasonably efficient as they only loop over each row in the table once (and "remember" the work done in the previous rows). However, maybe the conversion to records/list and then back to table is slow for large tables (I don't know).
Approach 1: Isolate the input column as a list, transform the list by cumulatively adding, put the transformed list back in the table as a new column.
let
    someTable = Table.FromColumns({List.Repeat({0.0093}, 7) & List.Repeat({0.0086}, 7) & {0.0068, 0.0068}}, {"% of sum of all"}),
    listToLoopOver = someTable[#"% of sum of all"],
    cumulativeSum = List.Accumulate(List.Positions(listToLoopOver), {}, (listState, currentIndex) =>
        let
            numberToAdd = listToLoopOver{currentIndex},
            sum = try listState{currentIndex - 1} + numberToAdd otherwise numberToAdd,
            append = listState & {sum}
        in
            append
    ),
    backToTable = Table.FromColumns(Table.ToColumns(someTable) & {cumulativeSum}, Table.ColumnNames(someTable) & {"Cumulative sum"})
in
    backToTable

Approach 2: Convert the table to a list of records, loop over each record and add a new field (representing the new column) to each record, then convert the transformed list of records back into a table.
let
    someTable = Table.FromColumns({List.Repeat({0.0093}, 7) & List.Repeat({0.0086}, 7) & {0.0068, 0.0068}}, {"% of sum of all"}),
    listToLoopOver = Table.ToRecords(someTable),
    cumulativeSum = List.Accumulate(List.Positions(listToLoopOver), {}, (listState, currentIndex) =>
        let
            numberToAdd = Record.Field(listToLoopOver{currentIndex}, "% of sum of all"),
            sum = try listState{currentIndex - 1}[Cumulative sum] + numberToAdd otherwise numberToAdd, // 'try' should only be necessary for first item
            recordToAdd = listToLoopOver{currentIndex} & [Cumulative sum = sum],
            append = listState & {recordToAdd}
        in
            append
    ),
    backToTable = Table.FromRecords(cumulativeSum)
in
    backToTable

I couldn't find a function in the reference for M/Power Query that sums a list cumulatively.


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Q: How to create a gml file from Java code I want to create an application which require to create a .gml file using Java. And I want to add elements in that newly created .gml file from a text file.
How can I do so?

A: I'm guessing that you have legacy output of some form without explicit markup and that it has geo-coordinates in it. There is no simple or easy answer to that - we are engaged in writing parsers that will extract geo-coordinates from free text and it's a long process, involving heuristics and without 100% recall/precision.
Sometimes you have semi-structured documents - such as Wikipedia and it is easier - but not trivial - to write a geo-coordinate scraper.
But you should give more details of your potential inputs.

A: Since GML is an XML dialect, I'd say the best way is to  take your GML application schema and use JAX-B to generate an Object model from it, then parse the text format, transfer the data to the objext model and use JAX-B to marshal it to XML.

A: All a .gml file is a file that starts with #define script_name
Then you put your code below that.