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EXCLUSIVE: The Mancunion visits Manchester's animal research facility
Photo: The Mancunion
Written on 7th February 2018 . Posted in Features
After a Mancunion news article created somewhat of a storm in the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health last semester, I was asked to have a tour of the Stopford Animal Research Facility to see for myself the work they do there.
I was the first journalist to be given such unfettered access to the facility. To say I was apprehensive would be an understatement. I'd had lots of chats with friends and colleagues about the ethics of animal testing in the run up to the tour, and although I agreed with many people's argument that it's a 'necessary evil' in order to make some real tangible changes in the medical world, the visceral reaction to hearing animals being repeatedly experimented on in sometimes gruesome ways is something that I couldn't really shake.
Nonetheless, I wanted to go into my morning there with an open mind, to try to understand what an animal testing facility does.
I was shown around by Graham Morrissey, Director of the Biological Services Facility (BSF). He is also the facility's named animal care and welfare officer, or NACWO. He explains that it's his job to, "make sure that… animals can't be suffering". I initially found this hard to believe because, to me, suffering would be an inherent part of any experimental procedure that is forcibly performed on an animal.
But he tells me that not only do all animals need to be anaesthetised (or a very good reason has to be provided if they're not) but that there are people employed by the university to find ways in which less animals can be used in research. In fact, a lot of the aims of people on the AWERB board is to reduce the animals used as much as possible.
It seems an odd paradox that the majority of people working in animal testing both care deeply about animals and want to help abolish the testing of them altogether. Graham made a point of telling me that lots of the people working there were vegetarians, which at first seemed ridiculous to me.
But thinking about it more, it does actually make some sort of sense: whilst some of these experiements may seem cruel, at least they have a tangible benefit to mankind as a result (as of course, if they didn't, the project licence wouldn't be awarded in the first place). I myself eat meat, so it would be hard for me to get on my high horse about animal testing, given that I implicitly endorse the killing of animals for one solitary meal. At least in this institute, cures for cancer are the potential rewards reaped, rather than a full stomach.
The University of Manchester houses an extraordinary amount of animals. According to Graham there are 60,000 mice, around 2000 rats, over 80,000 Zebrafish, and about ten sheep. But I went to visit in their least busy period, as quite a lot of experiments fnish just before the Christmas break, so some animals such as pigs that would tend to be there were not when I was shown around.
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I asked Graham what is a sufficient reason for needing to use a farm animal rather than "less sentient animals" (as he describes them) such as mice and zebra fish. He told me that, for example, cardiology work needs to take place on a sheep because the heart is a very delicate organ, and it's too difficult to see what you're doing when you try and do the same work on a mouses' heart.
He explained that in the past, animal researches would have typically used dogs for cardiology research, and internally I squirmed at the thought. But this type of hypocrisy is something that really annoys people like Graham. He later lamented to me that people have a different moral standard with different animals – there are far fewer people who would get up in arms about a mouse than there would be for a dog.
He's right, of course. I guess it comes down to the obviousness of the pain an animal feels. To put it bluntly, a zebrafish can't really express pain or pleasure, and therefore we have less to react to. But whilst we were in the facility, I overheard a rat being injected with a drug that would induce schizophrenia in it, and it shook me to my core. It was such a high pitched and heartbreaking noise.
I don't think it will ever be possible to fully separate the knowledge that animal testing produces an inherent good, from the visceral reaction of witnessing an animal in such suffering. But I think the common misconception that I myself have made in the past, is that people involved in animal research don't feel the same way.
And there was so much in the facility that didn't involve suffering. For example, there was an incredible experiment being done with embryonic Zebrafish, which were waiting to be hatched in different tanks with water at different temperatures, in order to measure how climate change affects growth. I was fascinated by this and hadn't ever thought it was something that was done in a facility such as this.
I had an opportunity to pick Graham's brain at the end of the tour. He (somewhat reluctantly) told me he had been working at the university for 39 years (since he was just 16) and they had been very good to him, helping him through a degree and a masters course. He told me that he "wanted to be a vet but didn't work hard enough at school", reiterating what he had told me earlier – that he genuinely cared about the welfare of animals.
I asked him what he'd say to those who don't quite buy the idea that animal researchers can care about the animals they test on. He told me that welfare of animals is impressed upon every one of the 40 members of research staff from day one, and that people really need to look at the quantifiable benefits of the research that they're doing.
"At the end of the day, if we don't advance the medicines and the technology, then… you're not going to find a cure for disease, prevent scarring… If someone suffers a scar through a street attack it could really affect the way that person looks at the rest of their life and if we come up with a wound healing technique at Manchester and better intervention then hopefully that would help that person.
"If we didn't have these novel drugs coming through, then we'd be stuck in a rut."
He also pointed out that there are organisations that will give funding for non-animal work, which he fully endorses.
I asked him if, in some far off hypothetical future, would he like to see a complete move away from animal testing? He replied: "Totally! I'd be out of a job if animals were never going to be used again, but I'd be more than happy."
The university are also endeavouring to be more open about their research, with the release of a new 360 online tour coming soon, and the aim to have more tours of the facility like the one I had.
So, what's Graham's advice to those who still aren't convinced? "Come and have a look!"
Kirstie O'Mahony
Tags: animal cruelty, animal testing, Climate change, Manchester University, schizophrenia


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It is our great pleasure to announce, that The Project Zone / Orange Regional Museum, recently won a prestigious MAGNA award for the Bigger than Ben Hall project. An international web-based broadcast that involved short films made by students from Central West schools themed around the activities of infamous goldrush-era bushranger Ben Hall and gang.
The MAGNA's are Museums & Galleries premier national awards, and celebrate outstanding achievements in the areas of exhibitions, public programs, Indigenous projects, and research.
We are proud to announce that our History Here pilot program in 2018 involving five local primary schools producing short films about Orange region's history has been acknowledged with a prestigious National Trust Heritage Award; winning the Events, Exhibitions and Tours category. Following this success, History Here is now implementing the next phase of its project expansion plan which invites ten regional schools to each produce a locally inspired History Here film. The project will be delivered in stages using a combination of VC and face-to-face workshops.
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Q: Is partition required for Samba if using entire disk I have two hard drives on my PC, one of them /dev/sda is installed with Ubuntu, and the other one /dev/sdb will be used for storage only.
I will run Samba to share the space. I tried to format the /dev/sdb with no partition, and it seems working fine for my purpose. But I am also wondering if I should create at least one primary partition for the entire /dev/sdb and use /dev/sdb1.
Anyone knows if there is any performance/stability difference?

A: Technically you can create a filesystem on the disk device itself (e.g. /dev/sdb without a number), since it's only a block device. If you partition the disk the 'only' difference is, you will have multiple block devices and a place for their metadata.
I wouldn't recommend creating a filesystem on the disk device though, because most tools expect filesystems to sit on a partition and if you create a filesystem on say /dev/sdb there is nothing holding metadata about the filesystem on the device, because there is no partition table which would normally have the filesystem type in it. This makes it next to impossible for tools to see the filesystem, which is kind of risky. Also: Will you remember what filesystem type you put on it after a year or two?
You don't have to partition (and format) external USB hard drives because they are often delivered already formatted.

A: Samba (or any other tool that works on files) shouldn't care if the shared directory belongs to filesystem on a partition, directly on a device, on a remote machine; or exists within regular file on disk or in memory; or even if it spans over multiple filesystems because of mountpoints somewhere within the directory.
(Note: in general some tools may be set to avoid descending to another filesystems, it is irrelevant to your question though.)
The rule is: if you are able to mount the filesystem with the right permissions then Samba should work with it. It is the OS job to worry how the things work under the hood, not Samba's.

any performance/stability difference?

In your case I expect no difference because having a filesystem directly on /dev/sdb is nothing fancy. In fact this will bypass one level of abstraction so in theory you may even improve performance, yet I guess this gain will be negligible.
The disadvantages I can think of right now are:

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*Future problems with entities that expect to have a partition table on the device. Samba definitely is not one of these entities. You and other admins (if any) are. In two years your partitionless setup may cause "WTF?" in somebody's head.

*Future troubles in case you need to do the thing for which we have partitions in a first place: logically splitting one block device to several. When you decide you need two partitions, it will be fairly easy to shrink the existing one and make room for the other... if there is the existing one! Partitionless setup will require more work, more knowledge and insight, and will give you more occasions to mess it up.
Now imagine the two above combined. With this image in mind I advise you to go with /dev/sdb1 because it is the least surprising thing.

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BASEBALL: Elis look to clinch championship game slot
Jimmy Chen & Joey Kamm 12:49 am, Apr 27, 2018
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Yale Athletics
The Yale baseball team can all but guarantee its third-straight appearance in the Ivy League Championship Game with a solid performance against Princeton this weekend.
Despite pipping Yale to the Ivy League title in 2016, Princeton (10–20, 7–8 Ivy) has lost its last nine regular-season contests against Yale (17–17, 11–4) dating back to March 2013. The Bulldogs, who own a two-game lead over second-place Columbia and Harvard in the conference standings, will look to wrap up a top-two position in the Ivy League with a series victory over a team that has dropped eight of its last 11 games following the Elis' 4–3 loss to Fordham on Tuesday.
By securing a top-two spot in the conference, the Bulldogs would have the opportunity to claim back-to-back Ivy League crowns for the first time since the team won three consecutive titles between 1992 and 1994.
"We are not overlooking Princeton or Penn because we know there are teams on our heels in the standings so every game is important," first baseman Benny Wanger '19 said. "It is a matter of collecting as many wins as possible heading into the last two weekends and that starts this weekend at Princeton."
Two seasons ago, Princeton denied the Elis a chance to compete in the NCAA tournament by winning the final two games of the 2016 Ivy League Championship Series, with the title-clinching win coming on a walk-off wild pitch. Last season, the Bulldogs exacted revenge on the Tigers and claimed the Ivy League championship, while Princeton plummeted back toward the middle of the league standings.
The Tigers are coming off a forgettable midweek series against Harvard in which they were decisively swept at home. Princeton was doomed by its shaky play on the mound in the losses, surrendering an average of more than eight runs per game against Harvard. The three meetings against the Crimson were indicative of the pitching inconsistencies that have plagued the Tigers all season long, leaving them sixth in the conference with a 6.07 ERA. However, despite the team's problems on the hill, right-hander Ben Gross has stood out as one of the league's most effective performers. The senior has racked up four wins as a starter thus far, pacing the Tigers and tying for third-most in the Ancient Eight, while posting an ERA of 2.63 in league play.
While the Tigers have struggled to string together victories during the Ivy season — their largest winning streak in conference play is just two games — the Bulldogs have been a model of consistency since the opening weekend of league play. Since suffering two consecutive defeats against Columbia at the end of March, the Bulldogs have compiled an 11–2 record against Ancient Eight teams. Excluding the first conference series of the year against the Lions, the Elis have won every league series thus far, including sweeps against Brown and Cornell.
Yale comes into this weekend looking to continue its league-leading play on the bump. Through 15 games of Ivy play, the Bulldogs have emerged as the best pitching team in the conference with a 3.62 ERA. Breaking out this season with his stellar contributions as a starter has been right-hander Eric Brodkowitz '18. Along with Harvard's Noah Zavolas, Brodkowitz leads the Ivy League with five overall wins on the hill. Against all competition, the senior Eli joins Zavolas and Brown's Will Tomlinson as the only pitchers in the conference to record sub-3.20 ERAs during the current campaign.
"We're in the driver seat right now, but need to take advantage of it," Brodkowitz said. "We've been playing really well at home, so these next couple of series are huge for us. It's a great culture we have right now, and we decided that winning is fun and have stuck to that. Other than that, a lot of guys bought in to one goal which is the best way to have a team."
While the Elis are seeking a three-game sweep over Princeton, a single win may be enough to push them into the Ivy League Championship Series considering recent history. Since 2010, every Ancient Eight squad that has won at least 12 games in conference play has either played for a conference title or at a bare minimum qualified for a one-game playoff for a slot in the series, although the adjusted Ivy schedule added an extra game to each team's slate.
Success in the Elis' remaining games will also be crucial to securing home-field advantage for the Ivy League championship.
"Having the home field in a big series just helps the boys get riled up for our games when knowing that we're about to take the field with our friends and family cheering us," third baseman Alex Stiegler '20 said.
The Bulldogs and Tigers will play a doubleheader on Saturday at Clarke Field in Princeton with games set for 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. before the two sides reconvene for the series finale on Sunday at 1 p.m.
Jimmy Chen | jimmy.chen@yale.edu
Joey Kamm | joseph.kamm@yale.edu


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Electric rates have increased by 400% in the last 5 years and on June 1, the electric company is changing its rates once again! SunPower by Milholland checks in with Lynda Martin to explain what that means for your electric bill.
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Rapper Flo Rida Wins $82 Million In Lawsuit Against Celsius Energy Drinks
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Rapper Flo Rida, best known for his hits like "Low" and "Right Round," was awarded more than $82 million on Wednesday by a Florida jury in his lawsuit against Celsius energy drinks, after he claimed the company owed him money and stock options over an endorsement deal.
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Flo Rida, whose real name is Tramar Dillard, was awarded $82,640,450 in damages.
Flo Rida's team lawyer said in closing arguments he wanted the 1% ownership of the company he was previously promised, and not necessarily a dollar amount, according to Law&Crime.
Over $27 million of the damages represent 250,000 shares in Celsius the rapper said he was owed by the company.
The jury found that Celsius breached its 2014 agreement with Flo Rida, and fraudulently concealed information relating to the breach.
Flo Rida signed an endorsement deal with Celsius in 2014, and renewed it in 2016. In 2021, the rapper sued the brand, claiming he was not given stock options and other bonuses he was promised in his contract with them. These bonuses were promised if certain sales achievements were met, however, Flo Rida's team argued the contract was vague, which prevented him from cashing in on them. "He's entitled to 500,000 shares of stock via the contract, and entitled to 250,000 shares of stock if certain things happen—one of those yardsticks is that a certain number of units of products need to be sold, but unfortunately the contract doesn't specify which type of unit—is it a box, is it a drink? And there's no timeframe or deadline," lawyer John Uustal told Insider. Flo Rida said he was also not privy to the Celsius' financials, and he was not alerted when the company surpassed such goals, and didn't know that he did. Lawyers for Celsius had argued in documents that the statute of limitations for Flo Rida to bring the complaint had passed, and that its deal with him had ended in 2018. Flo Rida claimed his endorsement of the brand helped them rise to success. Shares of Celsius Inc. Holdings trade at over $100.
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Q: How to download file from URL with a lot of redirects I'm trying to get content of XML file from URL to Google Sheets using Apps Script (JS)
Unfortunately URL has lots of strange redirects and I have no impact on this on server side. I need to handle it by my side in JS. In Firefox I was able to download file normally but in JS it's a challenge.
I was searched for solution for days and nothing helps. JS just can't get file content.
URL: https://www.nife.pl/getfile-woocommerce/b55a488229b69d7c4ddf2a9f1a6b5dcb.xml
I've tried those:

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*Default importXML in Goolge Sheets cell like this:

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*UrlFetchApp:

function test(){
  var url = 'https://www.nife.pl/getfile-woocommerce/b55a488229b69d7c4ddf2a9f1a6b5dcb.xml';
  var xml = UrlFetchApp.fetch(url,{'followRedirects': true, 'muteHttpExceptions': true}).getContentText();
  var jsonV = XML_to_JSON(xml);
  Logger.log(jsonV);
}

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*XMLService:

var xml = XmlService.parse('https://www.nife.pl/getfile-woocommerce/b55a488229b69d7c4ddf2a9f1a6b5dcb.xml',{'followRedirects': true, 'muteHttpExceptions': true});

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*tried followRedirects && muteHttpExceptions true and also false
Nothing helps.
Any idea how to get content from this XML to GoogleSheets?

A: The following code works:
function getXml() {
  var response = UrlFetchApp.fetch(
    'http://www.nife.pl/getfile-woocommerce/b55a488229b69d7c4ddf2a9f1a6b5dcb.xml?waluta=EUR',
    {
      headers: {Cookie: 'ip2loc=isset'},
    }
  );
  if (response.getResponseCode() == 200) {
    var content = response.getContentText();
    Logger.log(content.length);  // 1612024.0 in my test
  }
}

Please note, the above URL was taken from the first response "Location" header, when HTTP response code was equal to 302. The same response showed one more header: "Set-cookie:ip2loc=isset". I quess this cookie is important to receive full data, so we should implement it in request as a header. Really, after having corrected URL and added cookie header we obtain XML as any browser does.

A: By analyzing the request sent by the browser, it seems, that you have to add the following value to the request header
{'cookie': 'ip2loc=isset'}

So your function would look like this:
function myFunction() {
  var url = 'http://www.nife.pl/getfile-woocommerce/b55a488229b69d7c4ddf2a9f1a6b5dcb.xml';

  var response = UrlFetchApp.fetch(url, { headers : {'cookie': 'ip2loc=isset'}} ).getContentText();
  Logger.log(response);
}


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Q: Point projection in GeoPandas for OSMnx graph I am struggling with a crs conversion in GeoPandas.
Basically I just want to calculate the distance between a point and an edge of my OSMnx graph.
The coordinates of the point are retrieved from the mapillary API and should be in WGS84 crs ("our spatial data uses WGS84" [Ref])
Here is my Code
import osmnx as nx
import geopandas as gpd
from shapely.geometry import Point

G = ox.graph_from_bbox(**my_bbox)
P = ox.project_graph(G)
point = gpd.GeoSeries(Point(9.81, 40.06), crs="WGS84")
point_p = point.to_crs(P.graph['crs'])
_, dist = ox.nearest_edges(P, point_p.x, point_p.y, return_dist=True)
print(dist)

Output: 967443.035158215

Unfortunately, the calculated value is by far too big.
What am I doing wrong?

A: I still can't tell what is wrong with the code above, however I did manage to find a way to convert the point correctly now (which in addition works without GeoPandas)
import osmnx as ox
from shapely.geometry import Point

G = ox.graph_from_bbox(**my_bbox)
P = ox.project_graph(G)
point = (lng, lat) #
point_geom_proj, crs = ox.projection.project_geometry(
        Point(point), to_crs=P.graph['crs']
    ) #point_geom_proj is a WGS84 Point with UTM projection


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Dastar Incident Deplorable: Sikh Council UK
Author/Source: Sikh Council UK
LONDON, UK - The Sikh Council UK, in a recent press release, condemned the deplorable action of Punjab Police personnel in removing the Dastar of a Sikh gentleman who was practising his 'right' to protest in a democratic way near the PCA Stadium, Mohali on 28th March 2011.
The council's said that "this insensitive action has hurt the sentiments not only of the Sikhs across the world but all faith caring people."
Sikh Council UK welcomed the action taken by the Punjab Government in suspending the police officer involved and ordering a magisterial inquiry into the incident. However, in support of Sikh organisations in Punjab, Sikh Council UK would expect the DIG of Punjab Police to issue a public statement expressing an apology to the Sikhs for the action of his officers.
The dismissal and an effective sentence/punishment of these Police officers will serve as a deterrent and send out a clear message to all, that; violation of civil and religious liberties will not be tolerated within the Punjab Police and carry a severe penalty.
The council's statement further stated that "in the spirit of joint action and working in partnership, the Sikh Council support's the action taken by United Sikhs in filing a criminal complaint before the Mohali Judicial Magistrate against the Punjab Police." The Magistrate has ordered the Police to submit a report on the incident by 16th April 2011.
In a recent statement given by External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna, "Whenever there is an insult to Sikhs, we take it as national insult. We take it up in that spirit." This was in relation to the removal of a Sikhs (golfer Jeev Milkha Singh's coach Amritinder Singh) turban at an Italian airport. The Sikh Council UK would now urge the Indian Government and the Minister, S.M Krishna, to follow up the statement with firm actions.
The Sikh Council recommended that the Indian Government set up an independent inquiry into the civil rights abuse by the Punjab Police as the state Government has been shown to be totally ineffective in protecting the rights of its citizens. The guidelines issued to the Police or agents of the Government should be reviewed in order to ensure religious rights of the citizens are protected and any violation or digression will carry an automatic dismissal from the force as well as criminal / civil action.
Sachin Anand - Kumho Tyre Dealer Noida May 20, 2011, 1:05 am
This Policeman should be sent to Badals Home to do such things as they are the perpertrators then only they will know where the shoe pinches.


Human Mitochondrial DNA-Protein Complexes Attach to a Cholesterol-Rich Membrane Structure. Gerhold JM, Cansiz-Arda Ş, Lõhmus M, Engberg O, Reyes A, van Rennes H, Sanz A, Holt IJ, Cooper HM, Spelbrink JN. Sci Rep. 2015 Oct 19;5:15292.
The hexameric structure of the human mitochondrial replicative helicase Twinkle. Fernández-Millán P, Lázaro M, Cansız-Arda Ş, Gerhold JM, Rajala N, Schmitz CA, Silva-Espiña C, Gil D, Bernadó P, Valle M, Spelbrink JN, Solà M. Nucleic Acids Res. 2015 Apr 30;43(8):4284-95.
Whole cell formaldehyde cross-linking simplifies purification of mitochondrial nucleoids and associated proteins involved in mitochondrial gene expression. Rajala N, Hensen F, Wessels HJ, Ives D, Gloerich J, Spelbrink JN. PLoS One. 2015 Feb 19;10(2):e0116726.


Usage and Best Practices for RADIANT CMS-Part3 | Josh Software – Where Programming is an Art!
In this code we consider that webpage corresponding to "About Us" have already been created as child page for "Home page" of the site.
<Navigation> tag has 3 different states associated with it namely "normal" ,"here" and "selected" . Among these state "normal" is the mandatory one . If you are not using <r:normal> inside <r:navigation> then you will get the Tag error as "navigation must include a normal tag".
<r:normal> tag is the one where we specify actual navigation on event.
<r:here> tag is the one that shows state of the link currently being clicked. That means if you have some div/class defined for showing the selection of link after it is being clicked then you can make use of <r:here> tag to show the selection.
<r:selected> tag is the one that shows state of the link which is the child of some link. A typical example for this would be submenus. That means if we have menu as "New–> Specials" then our current link is for the "specials" which should be selected and its parent is "New" which also should be selected.
Now consider the following snippet of code which is written for footer links/pages "Rates" and "FAQ".
In this case for both footer links "Rates" and "FAQ" we use the same css class "ft_spl". Hence it is possible to write generalized code for both these footer links.
As shown on line 1 we specify 2 url's separated by | (vertical bar).
On line 3 there is tag <r:between> in which we are embedding the image of vertical bar. So <r:between> tag is used to specify what should be inserted inbetween each of these links.
For instance consider that there is MENUBAR having menu as "About Us" on Site. It has 2 submenu's associated with it namely "About Us" and "Hours & Directions".
As mentioned earlier <r:normal> tag which is used to specify link of navigation is mandatory to be used in all the cases.
If you click on main "About Us" link directly and if you want to show the "About Us" tab as selected after navigation to "About Us" it is necessary to use <r:here> tag and apply the class for selection written in CSS file.
If you click on its sub-menu "Hours & Directions" link and if you want to show both parent link "About Us" and sub-menu "Hours & Directions" links selected then you need to use both <r:here> tag and <r:selected> tag.
In order to use both these tags and have their effect it is necessary to implement the code for showing selection of links on hover and click in the CSS files.
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The bad news: Cancer is the leading cause of death in Canada with an estimated 1 out of every 4 Canadians expected to die from cancer.
This year in Canada alone, there will be an estimated 187,600 new cases of cancer, with an estimated 75,500 of these cases resulting in death. Lung, prostate, breast and colorectal cancer remain the four most common cancer types in Canada accounting for more than half of all cancers diagnosed in Canada.
Each day, over 500 Canadians will be diagnosed with cancer, and over 200 Canadians will die from Cancer. We are working hard to change this statistic, and it shows: At the beginning of 2009, over 830,000 Canadians who had been diagnosed with a cancer in the previous ten years were alive.
Call the Road Hockey office at 1-877-541-I'M IN (4646) to learn out where you can find more information.
Males have a 46% chance of developing cancer in their lifetime; women have a 41% chance.
The leading cancer in males is prostate cancer, with 23,600 expected new cases. In females the leading cancer is breast with 23,800 expected new cases. There will be 96,200 new cancer cases in men and 91,400 new cancer cases in females this year.
For men, their overall cancer incidence rate has been declining ever since 1993. Among women, the overall cancer incidence rate has been increasing slowly since the 1990s. This increase reflects a rise primarily of lung cancer.
Canadians over the age of 50 represent 88% of all new cancer cases. As well, nearly half of all new cases (43%) will occur in people aged 70 years or older. The Canadian population is aging. Seniors represent the fastest-growing age group in Canada. As a direct result of this, it is expected that a growing number of people will be diagnosed with diseases related to aging, such as cancer.
Much of the increase in cancer incidence over the past 30 years is due to an aging population; this increase can then be expected to continue as the population continues to age. With the rising incidence of cancer, there will be an equal increase in the need for diagnostic, treatment and support services in the healthcare system.
Incidence rates differ between sexes according to age. Specifically, females between 20 and 59 years have consistently higher incidence rates than males. And males under 20 and over 70 have consistently higher incidence rates than females.
Among people under the age of 55 years, females account for a greater proportion of cancer deaths. Around age 55 and above, the mortality rate for males surpasses that for females.
While the overall incidence rate of cancer has been slightly increasing in Canada, the cancer death rate has been decreasing. The decrease in the overall mortality rate also reflects the availability of better treatment options, particularly for cancers that are detected at an early stage of disease when they are most responsive to treatments.
*Data contained on this page taken from 'Canadian Cancer Statistics 2013.


Solitaire Games: Goodsol Newsletter #271 - Happy New Year!
Goodsol Newsletter #271 - Happy New Year!
Pretty Good Solitaire for Windows has recently updated to version 16.3 with 930 games. It can be downloaded at http://www.goodsol.com/download.html . In addition to Windows 10, the game works in older versions of Windows back to Windows XP. It also works great on Windows 10 tablets that are becoming cheaper and more popular.
To copy your statistics from an old Windows install to a new one, you need to copy the entire data folder.
The data folder location in Vista/7/8/10 is usually the C:users[Windows User name]AppDataRoamingGoodsolPretty Good Solitaire folder, where [Windows User Name] is your user name for Windows.
An easy way to find the data folder in Windows 10 is to type "%appdata%" (without the quotes) in the search the web and Windows box and Windows will take you directly to the Application Data area in File Explorer.
Pretty Good Solitaire for Mac is currently at version 3.30 with 700 games. The trial version can be downloaded from http://www.goodsol.com/mac/download.html . If you have purchased, you can download the latest version by going into your current version, go to the Internet menu, select "Download Latest Version". For macOS Sierra, you need to have at least version 3.
To copy your statistics from an old Mac install to a new one, just do a Finder search on the old Mac for a folder named "Pretty Good Solitaire". This is the data folder, copy it to the same location on the new Mac. This location is often the Library/Pretty Good Solitaire folder.
Pretty Good Solitaire for iPad is in the App Store currently with 600 games. It will be updating soon to 700 games, when the update is available it will be in the updates area of the App Store.
With the coming of the new year, the game Anno Domini in Pretty Good Solitaire will change, the foundation base cards in this game change with each year.
Additional card sets for Pretty Good Solitaire are available for download at http://www.goodsol.com/pgs/cardsets.html . There are holiday card sets and sets for themes like the Tropical Card Set, the Stained Glass Card Set, and so on.


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package install

import (
	crdinstall "k8s.io/apiextensions-apiserver/pkg/apis/apiextensions/install"
	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/runtime"
	apiregistrationinstall "k8s.io/kube-aggregator/pkg/apis/apiregistration/install"
	kcomponentconfiginstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/cmd/cloud-controller-manager/app/apis/config/scheme"
	kadmissioninstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/admission/install"
	kadmissionregistrationinstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/admissionregistration/install"
	kappsinstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/apps/install"
	kauthenticationinstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/authentication/install"
	kauthorizationinstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/authorization/install"
	kautoscalinginstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/autoscaling/install"
	kbatchinstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/batch/install"
	kcertificatesinstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/certificates/install"
	kcoreinstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/core/install"
	keventsinstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/events/install"
	kextensionsinstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/extensions/install"
	kimagepolicyinstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/imagepolicy/install"
	knetworkinginstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/networking/install"
	kpolicyinstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/policy/install"
	krbacinstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/rbac/install"
	kschedulinginstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/scheduling/install"
	ksettingsinstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/settings/install"
	kstorageinstall "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/storage/install"

	_ "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/cmd/server/apis/config/install"

	oapps "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/apps/apis/apps/install"
	authz "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/authorization/apis/authorization/install"
	build "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/build/apis/build/install"
	image "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/image/apis/image/install"
	network "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/network/apis/network/install"
	oauth "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/oauth/apis/oauth/install"
	project "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/project/apis/project/install"
	quota "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/quota/apis/quota/install"
	route "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/route/apis/route/install"
	security "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/security/apis/security/install"
	template "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/template/apis/template/install"
	user "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/user/apis/user/install"
)

func InstallInternalOpenShift(scheme *runtime.Scheme) {
	oapps.Install(scheme)
	authz.Install(scheme)
	build.Install(scheme)
	image.Install(scheme)
	network.Install(scheme)
	oauth.Install(scheme)
	project.Install(scheme)
	quota.Install(scheme)
	route.Install(scheme)
	security.Install(scheme)
	template.Install(scheme)
	user.Install(scheme)
}

func InstallInternalKube(scheme *runtime.Scheme) {
	crdinstall.Install(scheme)

	apiregistrationinstall.Install(scheme)

	kadmissioninstall.Install(scheme)
	kadmissionregistrationinstall.Install(scheme)
	kappsinstall.Install(scheme)
	kauthenticationinstall.Install(scheme)
	kauthorizationinstall.Install(scheme)
	kautoscalinginstall.Install(scheme)
	kbatchinstall.Install(scheme)
	kcertificatesinstall.Install(scheme)
	kcomponentconfiginstall.AddToScheme(scheme)
	kcoreinstall.Install(scheme)
	keventsinstall.Install(scheme)
	kextensionsinstall.Install(scheme)
	kimagepolicyinstall.Install(scheme)
	knetworkinginstall.Install(scheme)
	kpolicyinstall.Install(scheme)
	krbacinstall.Install(scheme)
	kschedulinginstall.Install(scheme)
	ksettingsinstall.Install(scheme)
	kstorageinstall.Install(scheme)
}

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Q: Drupal 7: Related Content by Title Only Can anyone enlighten me how to make a "Related Content View" but only by titles.
I know how to do it by taxonomy terms and such I don't want that. I only want it to be related by the terms in the titles of the articles. I'm trying this for days now.
For example, lets suppose I have an article with the title: "Stackoverflow Product Tutorial by Awesomeness People"
I want to make related content View with other articles, with a contextual filter by the words "Stackoverflow", "Product", "Tutorial", "by", "Awesomeness" and "People"...
I just want related content filtered with the words from titles, to show other articles with this same words. If possible excluding words with less than 5 characters.
I think this is impossible, or at least I can not do it.
Thank you in advance

A: I've had success using the similar module for doing just this. It uses MySQLs FULLTEXT search.
There is also a comparison of other modules that offer similar functionality on drupal.org.

A: I am biased, but here is another module for Related Content:
https://drupal.org/project/shareaholic


Belarus,Poland : GETIN expands its banking business in BELARUS.
Despite the cold relations between the governments of Poland and Belarus, Getin Holding of Poland has set up its presence in Belarus, this is due to the acquisition of Belarusian Bank for Small Business (BBSB).
Getin has announced its acquisition of 95.5% of BBSB's stocks for $4.9m from investors among which were the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the World's Bank International Finance Corporation (IFC). Each of these investors control 21.67% of its shares.
Oleg Andreyev, managing director of investment banking at Minsk-based company EnterInvest, says since its 2008 acquisition of Sombelbank, Getin was looking to buy another bank in Belarus that had a regional network, a transparent structure of owners and at a reasonable price. BBSB fulfils all these requirements. Moreover, this Belarusian lender has a wide client base among private entrepreneurs.
Last year, Getin failed in its efforts to acquire Paritetbank, due to a disagreement over the asset s value. Getin being controlled by Polish businessman Leszek Czarniecki, owns financial firms across Central and Eastern Europe in Poland, Romania, Russia, Belarus and Ukraine.
The deal would enable BBSB to meet the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus' requirements regarding the minimum level of capital needed by a bank operating on the local market.
BBSB is required to boost its regulatory capital by about 18m by the beginning of 2015.
Brazil : Over 2,800 Mercedes-Benz Trucks from BrazilA[superscript three]s Ministry of Agrarian Development ordered.
Canada : OTTAWA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT gets another boutique ISTORE.


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On a recent client engagement (names/URLs changed to protect the innocent), we were given a web service that handles click tracking for high volume content (think: marketing emails and social advertisements). This is certainly not new technology, but this click tracking service presented interesting behavior with URL protocol handlers.
However, this service left the destination visible in the URL, which means an attacker can directly manipulate the destination parameter. First step, of course, is to see if the service allows redirects to any domain of our choosing. On the example above, the service would present a 302 (object moved) response to redirect to the destination URL. However, trying to inject "http://www.google.com" into the destination parameter resulted in a 404 (not found) response. After enumerating through the client's domains, it became obvious that the service is clearly whitelisting the destination domains, as it should.
This is attempting to exploit the optional username:password@domain format that HTTP and HTTPS support. Again, this is not a new technique and the service properly parsed the URL, resulting in a 404 if the domain didn't belong to the client.
Next up, we decided to play with the protocol handlers. Immediately, we noticed the service would properly redirect to ftp://user:pass@ftp.customer.com. Even though most modern browsers will support FTP, this is boring since there just isn't that much you can do with this besides redirecting a victim to a company's FTP server (specifying the credentials, no less) using the company's own click tracking service. It's possible you could put malicious content on the company's FTP server, but then you could just direct people straight to the FTP server using an FTP:// protocol handler. The only reason to launder the URL through the click tracking service would be if your victim cannot directly click on FTP:// links (e.g. if their email filter strips them) or if they've been taught not to.
But this is 2015 and everything is mobile-friendly these days, so lots of mobile apps like to register their own URL schemes and protocol handlers on the mobile device's OS.
Some of the more specific apps get much more interesting. How about laundering a link to the LinkedIn app through the click tracking service?
Or how about getting the victim to open up the local movie listings in the IMDB app?
If a mobile app is vulnerable to injection flaws through its URL parser, this may be a simple way to attack that app while laundering the delivery of the attack through a trusted domain ("customer.com" in this case). The victim user may see this as a targeted marketing campaign, click the link, the click tracking service would then issue a 302 redirect to the mobile app's URL scheme, and the malicious payload would be delivered to the mobile app.
So, while it's important to validate domains on URL redirects against a whitelist, it's equally important to validate the protocol handlers, or else your redirect may become complicit in an attack against mobile apps.


I got the machine back within an hour and since rain was predicted for the afternoon I went straight to the studio where the grass was in desperate need of cutting. Sitting there on a rider gives you plenty of time to think — even if my brain was slowly melting and evaporating in the heat. Today my thoughts went back to the summer when I was thirteen and got my ears pierced. I would never had done that had my friend not needed moral support. It was this time of the year when we first went to our small town's jeweler and watchmaker. He told us to come back by the end of August as he didn't want to do it during the dog days. From there my thoughts went to the occasion when I pierced a friends ears — she didn't feel anything which was good for me as it took some time and I had to decide which one of the three holes on the back of one ear I should use. I enjoyed doing it and was considering a future in surgery. The only one who didn't enjoy it was a third girl, the one who needed my moral support to get her ears pierced, she sat with her back to us with her fingers in her ears reading a magazine.
It is almost two years since my father died and I'm still learning how to use his tools and machines. Today I managed to figure out how to unfold a ladder, so I could pick some of the cherries. Even with a ladder most of the berries are without my reach. Think I can be happy if I get enough for one pie.
It is almost bed time and it hasn't started to rain although we've heard the thunder.
Yesterday I saw a star for the first time this summer — the days are getting shorter. Now at ten o'clock it still quite ligth but in an hour we will be able to see a few stars.
Reading is something that has to wait — in September when we are going back to the island I'll do nothing but read — and maybe watch the stars.
I don't have a cherry tree in the garden here. We had one in Hampshire but the birds always got to the cherries before I could. I don't think I ever picked enough for a pie but the blossom was so pretty that I didn't mind.
For some reason we havent' had so many fieldfares this years - maybe because of the dry spring and not many insects - which means that there are all these berries in the top of the tree. But when I went to pick the gooseberries yesterday they were all gone!
I love, love the ladder picture. I'm sorry about your dad.


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Q: função adequada para acessar valores array Tenho um arquivo com uma função que pega todos os registros de uma tabela, conforme abaixo.
window.lerTabelaListas=function()
    {
       lista=new Array();
        db.transaction(function  (tx)
        {

         tx.executeSql('SELECT * FROM listas',[],function  (tx, results)
         {

             var len= results.rows.length, i;
             for(i=0; i<len; i++)
             {
               var nome=results.rows.item(i).nome
               var id=results.rows.item(i).idLista
            lista.push(nome,id)

             }

         });

    });
   return lista;
   }

Quado eu chamo essa função não consigo obter nenhum retorno, não consigo, por exemplo, fazer um foreach para extrair esses valores. Pelo console log, porém ele retorna:
Array(32)
0
:
"lista de: 2/3/2018"
1
:
1
2
:
"lista básica "

Preciso de uma ajuda galera, visto que sou iniciante no JavaScript.

A: Crie uma variável global fora da função:
var resultado = window.lerTabelaListas;
console.log(resultado);

// A sua função
window.lerTabelaListas=function()
{
   lista=new Array();
    db.transaction(function  (tx)
    {

     tx.executeSql('SELECT * FROM listas',[],function  (tx, results)
     {

         var len= results.rows.length, i;
         for(i=0; i<len; i++)
         {
           var nome=results.rows.item(i).nome
           var id=results.rows.item(i).idLista
        lista.push(nome,id)

         }

     });

});
return lista;
}


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The use of robotics in otolaryngology-head and neck surgery: a systematic review
Zeshaan N Maan, Nick Gibbins, Talal Al-Jabri, Alwyn R D'Souza
American Journal of Otolaryngology 2012, 33 (1): 137-46
BACKGROUND: Robotic surgery has become increasingly used due to its enhancement of visualization, precision, and articulation. It eliminates many of the problems encountered with conventional minimally invasive techniques and has been shown to result in reduced blood loss and complications. The rise in endoscopic procedures in otolaryngology-head and neck surgery, and associated difficulties, suggests that robotic surgery may have a role to play.
OBJECTIVE OF REVIEW: To determine whether robotic surgery conveys any benefits compared to conventional minimally invasive approaches, specifically looking at precision, operative time, and visualization.
TYPE OF REVIEW: A systematic review of the literature with a defined search strategy.
SEARCH STRATEGY: Searches of MEDLINE, EMBASE and CENTRAL using strategy: ((robot* OR (robot*AND surgery)) AND (ent OR otolaryngology)) to November 2010.
EVALUATION METHOD: Articles reviewed by authors and data compiled in tables for analysis.
RESULTS: There were 33 references included in the study. Access and visualization were regularly mentioned as key benefits, though no objective data has been recorded in any study. Once initial setup difficulties were overcome, operative time was shown to decrease with robotic surgery, except in one controlled series of thyroid surgeries. Precision was also highlighted as an advantage, particularly in otological and skull base surgery. Postoperative outcomes were considered equivalent to or better than conventional surgery. Cost was the biggest drawback.
CONCLUSIONS: The evidence base to date suggests there are benefits to robotic surgery in OHNS, particularly with regards to access, precision, and operative time but there is a lack of controlled, prospective studies with objective outcome measures. In addition, economic feasibility studies must be carried out before a robotic OHNS service is established.
Clinical applications of Telerobotic ENT-Head and Neck surgery. Asit Arora, Aileen Cunningham, Gaurav Chawdhary, Claudio Vicini, Gregory S Weinstein, Ara Darzi, Neil Tolley International Journal of Surgery 2011, 9 (4): 277-84
Surgical robotic applications in otolaryngology. Brian M Haus, Neeraja Kambham, David Le, Frederic M Moll, Christine Gourin, David J Terris Laryngoscope 2003, 113 (7): 1139-44
Transoral robotic surgery for the management of head and neck cancer: a preliminary experience. Eric M Genden, Shaun Desai, Chih-Kwang Sung Head & Neck 2009, 31 (3): 283-9
Robotic hysterectomy versus conventional laparoscopic hysterectomy: outcome and cost analyses of a matched case-control study. Dimitri Sarlos, Lavonne Kots, Nebojsa Stevanovic, Gabriel Schaer European Journal of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Biology 2010, 150 (1): 92-6
Robotic surgery in ear nose and throat. Amit Parmar, David G Grant, Peter Loizou European Archives of Oto-rhino-laryngology 2010, 267 (4): 625-33
Robotic arm enhancement to accommodate improved efficiency and decreased resource utilization in complex minimally invasive surgical procedures. W P Geis, H C Kim, E J Brennan, P C McAfee, Y Wang Studies in Health Technology and Informatics 1996, 29: 471-81
Robotic surgery in oral and maxillofacial, craniofacial and head and neck surgery: a systematic review of the literature. J De Ceulaer, C De Clercq, G R J Swennen International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 2012, 41 (11): 1311-24
Potential applications of the da Vinci minimally invasive surgical robotic system in otolaryngology. Ian K McLeod, Eric A Mair, Patrick C Melder Ear, Nose, & Throat Journal 2005, 84 (8): 483-7
[Robotic surgery in gastrointestinal surgery]. Woo Jin Hyung Korean Journal of Gastroenterology, Taehan Sohwagi Hakhoe Chi 2007, 50 (4): 256-9
Surgical robotics in otolaryngology: expanding the technology envelope. Christine G Gourin, David J Terris Current Opinion in Otolaryngology & Head and Neck Surgery 2004, 12 (3): 204-8


MOSCOW, October 9. /TASS/. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has upgraded the forecast for Russia's growth to 1.8% in 2019, according to the World Economic Outlook report released on Tuesday.
At the same time, IMF expects Russia's inflation to stay at the level of 2.8% due to tight monetary policy.
"Russia's inflation, expected to average 2.8% in 2018, is below the target of 4%, driven by moderately tight monetary policy. However, it is projected to rise to 5.1% in 2019, supported by an ongoing recovery in domestic demand, higher fuel prices, and pass-through from the recent depreciation," the report said.
"Given the inflation outlook, monetary policy could also be adjusted from its moderately tight stance toward a neutral stance in Russia," the report added.
"Priority areas in Russia include improving property rights and governance, enhancing the institutional infrastructure, reforming labor markets, and investing in innovation and infrastructure," the IMF noted.


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Without You (Remastered) (Remastered)
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How Can I Be Sure of You
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Ostrov hudby is celebrating its second edition already and it proves the will of Slovak music scene to join forces, unite for a common goal and continue in the legacy of famous Slovak journalist Juraj Kušnierik (sadly passed away in November 2015). This compilation, freely translated from Slovak as "Island of music", is a joint effort of renowned independent Slovak record labels and dedicated concert promoters/managers. The selection of 18 tracks, a bigger part of which is completely new and has not been released before, forms a unique sample of Slovak alternative music scene with well-known and respected names on the list, as well as some yet-to-be-discovered artists of various genres.
You can also order the CD version on Bandcamp or find the compilation on streaming platforms.


Tiding us over: Mitsubishi has revealed this teaser shot of the next-generation Outlander compact SUV ahead of its public debut at the Geneva show in March.
MITSUBISHI has released a teaser image of the production version of its next-generation Outlander compact SUV, which will make its global public debut at the Geneva motor show on March 6, before going on sale in Australia later this year.
Although the redesigned Outlander has already been previewed by the plug-in hybrid PX-MiEV and PX-MiEV II concepts (the latter of which GoAuto drove in Japan last month), this backlit front-end image reveals the new corporate face that will grace the new Outlander and all future Mitsubishi SUV models.
Featuring the same new bonnet and grille design, but bigger headlights and a new front bumper with large air intake, the new Outlander front-end will appear in various guises on the next-generation ASX mini-SUV, mid-size Challenger off-roader and Pajero full-size SUV.
Mitsubishi has not revealed which new model the teaser image previews, saying only that it will use Europe for the first time to stage the world debut of an all-new vehicle, which it describes as "a strategic and innovative premium vehicle, to be retailed sequentially during 2012 – a car of substance that will reflect a gradual transformation in Mitsubishi's design language".
Left: Mitsubishi PX-MiEV concept and new Mirage.
The Japanese brand's Australian subsidiary has confirmed the new Outlander will become available here by the end of this year, while the plug-in hybrid electruc (PHEV) version – based on the PX-MiEV concept – will join the initial petrol and diesel models on sale in 2013.
Along with the new Mirage light-car, which will replace the Colt and will come to local showrooms from Thailand in the final quarter of 2012, the next Outlander represents an all-new generation of global models for Mitsubishi Motors, as part of its "Jump 2013" business plan, which calls for "a greener and more global Mitsubishi".
"Fittingly, this complete family of cars/crossovers/SUVs will see a gradual transition to a re-focused design language," said Mitsubishi.
"This re-focused design language, while still being formulated, is envisaged as an open design concept, meant to be flexible enough to suit specific vehicle requirements whilst staging Mitsubishi's famous Three Diamond logo accordingly.
"Refined yet assertive, this new engineering-driven look can be understood as the new expression of Mitsubishi's near century-old tradition of technology tailored for today's world – the one that recently brought i-MiEV, the 4N1 Clean Diesel engine, Green Plastics and the same one that will bring innovative proprietary PHEV technologies next year, based on MMC's state-of-the-art electric vehicle know-how that led to i-MiEV, prior to other future significant breakthroughs." As we have reported, a plug-in hybrid version of the pint-size ASX crossover may beat a similarly electrified version of the new Outlander by the end of this year, while Mitsubishi will also release an all-electric version of its new Mirage.
In addition to the i-MiEV, Australia's first factory electric vehicle, the three plug-in models will be among eight EV or plug-in hybrid vehicles to be produced by the Japanese manufacturer by 2015, spreading across the range as Mitsubishi attempts to cut its average CO2 emissions in half by 2020.
The plug-in Outlander-previewing PX-MiEV II has a driving range of 50km on lithium-ion battery power alone, before a larger 2.0-litre petrol engine kicks in to generate electricity for a targeted cruising range of up to 800km, resulting in claimed combined-cycle fuel consumption of at least 60km per litre (1.67L/100km).
A 60kWh electric motor powers the front wheels in normal driving, but the PX-MiEV II, which was said to be 70 per cent close to the styling of the production Outlander, can switch to all-wheel drive by powering a similar electric motor on the rear axle when wheel slip is detected.
The five-seat PX-MiEV II was slightly longer and lower than the original concept, measuring 4660mm long, 1830mm wide and 1680mm high, and is believed to ride on the same 2630mm wheelbase as the first PX-MiEV.
The current Outlander is bigger in all directions at 4665mm long, 1800mm wide and 1720mm high, with a 2670mm wheelbase.
Mitsubishi's next Outlander is expected to be based on a variation of the existing 'GS' platform that underpins the Lancer and ASX, making its plug-in drivetrain applicable to the Outalnder's smaller siblings.
Mitsubishi released a lightly revised 2012 Outlander range here in October, bringing minor exterior changes, interior improvements, additional safety equipment and price increases of up to $1000 on some variants.


We publish information regularly about how we are tracking towards our emissions reduction targets. In this section you will find information about our reports.
An overview of New Zealand's historic and projected emissions as we head towards our 2030 target.
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The latest update on New Zealand's 2020 net position which tracks New Zealand's progress towards our unconditional 2020 emissions reduction target.
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Elizabeth Janeway, (Elizabeth Ames Hall), American writer (born Oct. 7, 1913, New York, N.Y.—died Jan. 15, 2005, Rye, N.Y.), was a best-selling novelist in the 1940s who transformed herself into a critic, social historian, and feminist. Her popular novels included The Walsh Girls (1943), Daisy Kenyon (1945), and Leaving Home (1953). Janeway increasingly focused on writing book reviews for the New York Times and other newspapers. In the 1970s she began publishing nonfiction books with feminist themes, among them Man's World, Woman's Place: A Study of Social Mythology (1971) and Powers of the Weak (1980). Janeway served as president of the Authors Guild (1965–69) and as a judge for the National Book Awards and the Pulitzer Prize.


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New Binge-Worthy Series for Middle Graders Available Just in Time for Christmas!
posted on December 1st, 2018 by digital
Recognizing a lack of available Christian middle grade fiction, Bertha Schwartz endeavored to fill that void with her new series, available on December 1, 2018. In The Searchers series (Daisy's Search for Freedom, Kelly's Search for Family, Sarah's Search for Treasure) Schwartz has written three historical adventure novels that follow the lives of three different girls as they seek freedom, family, and treasure, and discover the voice of God directing their paths.
In Daisy's Search for Freedom, Schwartz carefully spins the tale of a slave girl who is searching for the Underground Railroad with nothing but her faith in God to lead her. Author Katie Cruice Smith says, "The first book in The Searchers series does an excellent job of making history come alive through the eyes of someone my own child's age. Schwartz does not shy away from uncomfortable topics but does an excellent job at depicting history in a way that is age-appropriate and faith-based. This series is a great way to ignite a love for history in our children while showing them how God has always been and will always be at work in our lives."
Kelly's Search for Family follows the life of Kelly as her papa goes missing and she is left to tend to the lighthouse—her papa's job. This second book of the series will keep young readers turning pages to find out what happens next to Kelly in the aftermath of the Civil War and slavery.
Sarah's Search for Treasure is a heartwarming and adventurous tale following spunky Sarah as her father goes in search of gold in the Californian gold rush. Young readers will be entertained by the resilience of Sarah and her whole family as they learn to fend for themselves in a new and changing world.
Each book in The Searchers series is a standalone and contains thought-provoking discussion questions to spark conversations with young readers and their peers, teachers, parents, guardians, etc.
The Searchers series is available December 1 where books are sold.


Though a recipe may contain both, I have separated these into predominantly fruit or veggie to make it a bit easier for you to browse. There is also chocolate & peanut butter.
These smoothie recipe are not only easy, but they are healthy and great for any time of the day. Usually thought of for breakfast, or after the gym a smoothie can also be great as a mid day "pick me up". I like my coffee and a small breakfast in the morning, so I make a smoothie for lunch. I add chia seeds to all of mine no matter what kind I make.
Give them a try and let us know which one was your favorite!
One of our Facebook Group members shared this recipe! Thanks Denise. I have been curious about flourless chocolate cake for a long time. Try it out and let me know what you think!
Microwave 2& 3/4 cup of the chocolate chips and oil until melted.
Spoon into greased springform pan.
With 3″ cutter, cut 6 rounds, chill.
Place rounds on baking sheet. MELT remaining chocolate chips.
Cut six 10 x 1& 3/4″ strips of wax paper, spread 1& 1/2 tbs chocolate on each.
Let sit until chocolate is firm. Wrap strips around cakes. Chill 20 min. Peel away paper.
If you're a fan of Subway, like I am, then you are probably also a fan of their cookies!! They actually have several varieties that are all yummy, but I think the Subway Double Chocolate Chip Cookies are a fan favorite! If you have been wanting to duplicate that same deliciousness at home, this Subway Copycat Double Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe should let you do just that!
One of the secret ingredients in this recipe is to use Hershey's SPECIAL DARK baking cocoa. It gives it a much more rich, chocolatey taste than using just regular baking cocoa.
In another bowl, sift together flour, cocoa, baking soda, and salt.
Combine flour mix slowly into butter and beat until well blended.
A decadent dessert doesn't have to be complicated. I know you have seen the food shows and read the magazine articles listing ingredients you have never heard of. Bordering on scientific. Sometimes just reading the recipe was exhausting and confusing.
This list of my favorites include chocolate, coconut, praline, caramel and more ooey gooey deliciousness all in quick, easy steps using 4 ingredients or less. Most of them don't even require baking! You can not get much easier than that. So the next time you have a sweet craving at 10 p.m ( I hope I am not the only one who gets those…) whip up one of these desserts and Enjoy!
With the holidays fast approaching, it is time to start planning for all those goodies you will be making! My favorite gift is a homemade one. What better than homemade chocolates? Nothing really. So every year I stock the kitchen with berries. nuts, coconut, caramel and of course CHOCOLATE. Once you learn to properly melt chocolate you can create almost anything.
This is my absolute go to for melting chocolate in the microwave.
Note* Sometimes you may find that using the double broiler method on the stove is easier for larger batches.


Both Anthony Yan and Hang Chiu are graduates from the directing department of the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts. Yan's graduation work Hearse Driver was selected for various awards in China and abroad. Chiu is a well-known Youtuber having directed and acted in microfilms with more than five million views.


Take I-26 to Exit 199A. Merge to far left lane. Turn left at first light then left again. We will be on the left next to Waffle House.
Shopping, restaurants a theater within a brisk walking distance./adjacent to property. 25 to 30 min from downtown Charleston.


Paradox Lake Campground - Wag!
Grab your pooch and head to Paradox Lake Campground in New York if you're interested in waterfront camping in what feels like a desolate location. Thanks to the forests surrounding this campground, escaping your busy city life will be made simple when you visit Paradox Lake.
Paradox Lake is a dog-friendly campground with a few stipulations. For starters, you must have proof that your dog has had a rabies shot before entering the grounds. Once inside, all dogs are to remain on-leash while walking the campground. Dogs are never to be left unattended or tied to trees. You can use a tie-down on your campsite for your pooch, but you'll need to supervise them at all times. You're also asked to help keep the campground clean by tidying any mess they make. Dogs deemed to be loud, aggressive, or disruptive to other guests can be asked to leave, so be mindful of your pup's behavior. Dogs are not permitted at the main beach, buildings, or the picnic area; however, they can access the water in alternate locations.
Paradox Lake is a 4-mile-long lake exploding with opportunities for guests. Sit and relax by the water while casting a line with your pooch by your side -- just steer clear of the beach area. Anglers will be pleased to hear the lake is abundant in northern pike, yellow perch, and small-mouth bass. No catch-and-release laws are in effect, so you can feel free to keep, clean, and enjoy your catch.
If fishing isn't your thing, you can also discover the lake by boat. Don't have your own? Don't worry, because Paradox Lake Campground has rentals available for guests to enjoy! Cruise the water with your pooch and anchor your vessel for a dip when the heat becomes too much. The boat ramp makes it easy to access the lake at all times. You can also swim at the beach.
As Paradox Lake is situated within a forest with mountain ranges nearby, it's the perfect opportunity for you and your pooch to take a hike. Just south of the lake is a series of trails that will lead you and your pooch to breathtaking lookout points such as the view from Pharaoh Mountain. If you choose to make the climb with your pup, scout your trail with the maps provided at the campsite and ensure you have the appropriate hiking gear. Various ponds and Pharaoh Lake are also within hiking distance from the campground and offer opportunities for wildlife viewing.
For those looking to camp right on the lake, within a secluded, wooded campground, Paradox Lake located in Paradox, New York, is calling you and your pooch. Swing by to experience an authentic outdoor vacation -- just don't forget to grab a camping permit first!


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Most digital SLR cameras in the market today are built in with an "autofocus (AF)" mechanism, a handy feature that allows focus to be achieved simply by pressing the shutter button. That being said, the photographer needs to have a clear "intention" of where to set the focus, as the camera is not designed to establish focus automatically on the desired point in an image. Focusing should be performed correctly upon gaining an understanding of this logic.
Points where AF can be established are indicated by the square AF frames on the viewfinder screen. In the auto selection mode, the point where focus is achieved is illuminated in red together with a "beep" sound. You can also set the focus by selecting one of the AF points manually.
When the shutter button is pressed down halfway, the autofocus mechanism is activated, and focusing starts.
A "beep" sound is heard, indicating that focus is achieved. However, in the auto AF point selection mode, focus automatically falls on the object closest to the camera.
If there is a point where you want to establish focus on, press the AF point selection button.
Upon pressing the AF point selection button, all the AF points light up in red.
Turn the Main Dial to select one of the illuminated AF points manually.
While looking through the viewfinder, turn the Main Dial to move the red AF frame, and stop at the position you want to set focus on.
Press the shutter button down halfway again to set the focus. Upon hearing the "beep" sound and checking the viewfinder image, press the shutter button all the way down to take a photo.
When using AF for focusing, it is important to select the most appropriate mode according to the subject you want to capture. Canon's EOS series offers three types of AF modes with factors such as the movement and speed of the subject taken into consideration.
Press the "Q" button to display the Quick Control menu. Select an AF mode (default setting: One Shot), and press the "Q" button again.
In the One Shot AF mode, the autofocus mechanism stops when focus is established on a specific object, and the focus position is temporarily fixed. This is a versatile feature suitable for subjects with little movement.
AI Servo is an AF mode that maintains the focus on the subject automatically while the shutter button is pressed down halfway. It is suitable for photographing moving objects, and is able to maintain the focus on the subject even when it is approaching the camera at a high speed.
One of the characteristics of AI Focus is that multiple AF points are used simultaneously for focusing. Also, it switches automatically to AI Servo according to the movement of the subject, and is thus useful for subjects with unpredictable movements.
After you have captured photos using a manually selected AF point, remember to restore the AF point selection setting. All the AF points should light up when they are in the auto selection position. Aligning the manually selected AF point to the centre helps to reduce the hassle when you start the next shoot. Nonetheless, you can select a home position according to your preference.
When an AF point is selected, you can switch to another AF point by turning the Main Dial.
The position where all the AF points are illuminated is the auto AF point selection position.
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Q: Two instances of one directive are using same instance of template Here is an interesting problem.
I'm trying to create directive, which suppresses original ng-click action, shows modal box with question and executes original action after confirmation, something like question dialog box.
The problem is I want to use only one modal template for all directive instances on the page (I don't want to trash DOM with exactly same element) and I want to place it only once in the document body. With that solution I kind of have two scopes attached to one element in DOM. Almost everything works, it shows proper question on the box, but it triggers action after confirmation on every directive instance.
Below is fragment of code which suppress original click, instead invokes internal clickHandler which shows modal box. It also shows how modal element is append to document body and compiled.
link: function(scope, element) {
    element
      .off("click")
      .bind("click", function(e) {
        e.stopImmediatePropagation();
        scope.$apply(function() {
          scope.resetValues();
        });
        scope.populateValues();
        scope.$apply(function() {
          if (scope.clickHandler) scope.clickHandler();
        });
      });

    var modal = $("#myModal");
    if (!modal.length) {
      var templ = $templateCache.get("confirmationModalTemplate.html");
      modal = $(templ);
      $("body").after(modal);
    }
    scope.modal = $compile(modal)(scope);

Here is an example in plunker
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You can see how confirmation of any action triggers both first and second.
Trick with double $apply ensure, that proper values of box title and content are shown.
How to fix it, so action will only be triggered once? I was thinking of switching scope of element, but couldn't find such an option.

A: Just remove this line $("body").after(modal);
You don't need to append the modal yourself.
scope.modal.modal("show"); will do this for you. It's part of of the bootstrap library.


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The People vs. Fritz Bauer (Der Staat gegen Fritz Bauer)
Presented by the Goethe-Institut New York
New York premiere. Germany. Dir. Lars Kraume. 2015, 105 mins. In German, English, and Yiddish, and Spanish with English subtitles. With Burghart Klaussner, Ronald Zehrfeld, Sebastian Blomberg. The true story of one man's relentless quest to bring Nazi war criminals to justice provides the basis for this gripping drama. While much of Germany was eager to bury its Nazi past by the late 1950s, Jewish lawyer Fritz Bauer (an incredible performance by The White Ribbon's Burghart Klaussner) risks everything—including charges of treason—to track down and prosecute Adolf Eichmann, the infamous architect of the Final Solution. Told with the verve of a good thriller, The People vs. Fritz Bauer sheds light on an incredible, stranger-than-fiction slice of history. A Cohen Media Group release.


After much debate about whether to wear another character costume or do something else, I figured out my second outfit for the Disney Wine & Dine half marathon.
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My friend and I decided it would be cute to do a food and wine theme for the half since it's the Wine & Dine race. so we decided to be "Wine" and "Dine." I'm "Dine" and my shirt says "I run because I really like food" (true story). She's planning on getting an "I run because I really like wine" shirt.
I have to admit, I'm pretty pleased with this idea since 90% of the reason we're going is to eat and drink. Now let's hope for some good running (and eating and drinking outside!) weather.


APT Resources and Services company, in partnership with the "Titu Maiorescu" University of Bucharest, launched in late July the "SIMACTIV" project, financed from the European Social Fund through the 2007 – 2013 Sectoral Operational Programme for HR Development. The project will last until late next year, while the allocated budget is estimated at two million RON (more than 454,000 Euro). The goal of the project is to develop the professional skills of 360 students, in order to facilitate both the transition from school to work and the integration within the labour market.


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Q: ISO C++ forbids incrementing a pointer of type 'void*' , in legacy code converted to c++ i know its old problem , but what will be the easy solution to keep the old logic of c app (legacy) that now converted to c++ ?
in c its working :
void *p;
void *response = malloc(60 * 81);

p = response ;
p+=4;

in g++ gives : ISO C++ forbids incrementing a pointer of type 'void*'
update:
if i change it to char* im getting this error:
char *p;
char *response = malloc(60 * 81);

error: invalid conversion from 'void*' to 'char*'

also does char* can hold other types (basic ones ) like short , int , bool ?
this is why it is used in this legacy code , to hold diffident types ,

A: The simplest would be to cast the void * to char *.  Since ISO C also forbids void* arithmetic, gcc treats it as a char* as an extension.  See this for more details: http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.7.1/gcc/Pointer-Arith.html#Pointer-Arith

A: It's only working in gcc. Pointer arthimetic on void * is undefined. Gcc treats it like a char * in that case. So the best way to fix your legacy code is to carefully change all those pointers to char *.

A: The easiest might be to look for compiler options to change this behavior.
The best is probably to change the type to char *, since that seems to match usage and intent.

A: Porting from gnu C to C++ is non trivial. Arithmetic on void* is not C, it is an extension.
Porting such things to C++ should be done more carefully, in particular if the C code was not too proper from the start. That data has an "intended" type, so you should use that type in C++ and not yet another second guess like char. Obviously this was not thought to be a C string, doing += 4 for C strings makes not much sense. So there is the assumption that the base type has a size of 4, probably from the rest of the code you can guess how this has to be interpreted.
Once you have the proper type, use new[] to allocate the array. Don't use malloc in C++ if you can avoid it.

A: Because of "arithmetic of pointeur" ...
if you write  p += 4 it means : p += ((sizeof(void *) * 4)


The Junior America's Cup is an International Team competition, consisting of teams from the United States, Mexico and Canada.
Established in 1973 competition consists of 18 teams of four players representing Alberta, Arizona, British Columbia, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Mexico (2), Montana, Nevada, Northern California, Oregon, San Diego, Southern California, New Mexico (Sun Country), Utah, Washington & Wyoming.
Throughout its history the Junior America's Cup has been contested on some of the most historic golf courses in North America, and has featured some of the biggest names in professional golf today including the likes of Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Bryson Dechambeau, Tony Finau and Adam Hadwin.
The 2019 Junior America's Cup will be contested at the Blackhawk Golf Club in Edmonton, AB. We are currently seeking volunteers to assist with a number of tournament related items. For more information on how to get involved please visit the 2019 JAC Host Page which can be accessed through the following link.
One (1) spot will be awarded to the highest ranked (Alberta Resident) player within the Top 20 on the 2019 CJGA National Order of Merit (Junior Boys U19 Division)as of June 17, 2019.
Player must be ranked from 1-20 on the 2019 CJGA National Order of Merit as of June 17, 2019.
Player must be 14 years of age by July 21, 2019.
Player must compete in the Junior Boys (U19) division in the qualifying events.
Player must be residents of the province of Alberta.


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Home Breaking The young of today have always been worse than before
The young of today have always been worse than before
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"the kids Now love luxury. They have bad manners, scorn authority, have no respect for the older and prefer the talk to exercise." is older people say similar things frequently . It is not something new: we have been told, at least, since we have written records of what they thought of our ancestors.
The appointment enclosed with the one that opens this text attributed to Socrates . If that were true, if young people are increasingly disolutos, more lawless, more idle, or more crazy, to cite just a few of the defects that they tend to attribute, the youth –and with her the rest of mankind, would have degenerated in a way hardly bearable. Something is wrong in those assessments.
An investigation, whose findings were released in 2019, addressed this issue when inquiring about the phenomenon so-called "effect today" (these days, effect in English). To do this we examined the views of older people about how they have evolved three traits from our youth until the youth of today. The traits are: respect for older people, the intelligence and the taste for reading.
The general conclusion of the study is that there is, indeed, a general tendency to speak ill of the youth in terms of respect for elders and the passion for reading. There is also a tendency to evaluate negatively to the young people in those traits in which one stands or believes to note, something common to the three traits investigated.
When an adult person is very respectful of authority, they tend to think that young people now respect your elders unless young people of his time. The same thing happens with the intelligence and with the fans to read. The effect is so specific to each trait, because, for example, someone who is very fond of reading but that they valued little the authority is not inclined to think that the youth of today have no respect for the elderly as they are respected before.
In other words, the "effect today," does not consist in an undervaluing or poor overall opinion of the youth, but that is confined to domains relatively specific.
to Detect failures, to project qualities
the authors of The study identified two mechanisms that underlie the effect. On the one hand, they noted that those who stand out in any trait have a tendency to perceive the bugs in that same trait of the other, both in the young as in adults.
on the other hand, tend to project their current features to the past, making the mistake of thinking that when they were young they had the same virtues or traits favourable than in the present. That's why comparing as they see themselves today with the young people, without realizing that they are not now as they were forty years ago . This same bias has been acting for millennia, with all that this implies.
If we take centuries, evaluating in a negative way to young people "of today", it is very unlikely that the older we stop doing it in later. For that reason, when you hear their family members, colleagues or even discover himself by saying that young people now are undisciplined, have no respect for their elders, do not read, came worse ready to the university, or similar things, before you nod or to continue with the diatribe thinks that it used to be said the greeks nearly twenty-five centuries .
Juan Ignacio Pérez Iglesias is a Professor of Physiology, University of the Basque Country / Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea (spain)
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