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import sys
import random
#from graphtheory.dominatingsets.dsetus import UnorderedSequentialDominatingSet as DominatingSet
#from graphtheory.dominatingsets.dsetrs import RandomSequentialDominatingSet as DominatingSet
from graphtheory.dominatingsets.dsetlf import LargestFirstDominatingSet as DominatingSet

class HybridDominatingSet:
    """Find a minimum dominating set using a hybrid algorithm."""

    def __init__(self, graph):
        """The algorithm initialization."""
        if graph.is_directed():
            raise ValueError("the graph is directed")
        self.graph = graph
        algorithm = DominatingSet(graph)
        algorithm.run()
        self.dominating_set = algorithm.dominating_set
        self._tmp_set = set()
        self.cardinality = len(self.dominating_set)
        self.node_list = list(self.graph.iternodes())
        #random.shuffle(self.node_list)
        recursionlimit = sys.getrecursionlimit()
        sys.setrecursionlimit(max(self.graph.v()*2, recursionlimit))

    def run(self):
        """Executable pseudocode."""
        # Musimy sprawdzic wszystkie mozliwosci, aby znalezc min dset.
        self._try_node(0)
        self.cardinality = len(self.dominating_set)

    def _try_node(self, k):
        """Try to add node_list[k] to dset."""
        node = self.node_list[k]
        # Jezeli self._tmp_set ma juz tyle nodes co self.dominating_set,
        # to nie ma sensu isc glebiej.
        if len(self._tmp_set) >= len(self.dominating_set):
            return
        # Najpierw sprawdzam mozliwosc, ze nalezy do dset.
        self._tmp_set.add(node)
        if k < self.graph.v() - 1:
            self._try_node(k+1)
        else:
            if len(self._tmp_set) < len(self.dominating_set) and self._is_dset():
                self.dominating_set = set(self._tmp_set)
        self._tmp_set.remove(node)
        # Teraz sprawdzam mozliwosc, ze nie nalezy do dset.
        if k < self.graph.v() - 1:
            self._try_node(k+1)
        else:
            if len(self._tmp_set) < len(self.dominating_set) and self._is_dset():
                self.dominating_set = set(self._tmp_set)

    def _is_dset(self):
        """Test if _tmp_set is dset in O(V+E) time."""
        for source in self.graph.iternodes():
            if source in self._tmp_set:
                continue
            covered = False
            for target in self.graph.iteradjacent(source):
                if target in self._tmp_set:
                    covered = True
                    break
            if not covered:
                return False
        return True

# EOF


U. S. electrical companies, for example, believe that drones have great potential for inspecting remote, often dangerous power lines and transmission towers. To that end, the Electric Power Research Institute held a 3-day workshop in the Catskill Mountains to assist several utilities in selecting the optimum drones for their needs.
At first blush, the cost seems high but it is inexpensive compared to using human labor. The system currently tested by Consumers Energy of Michigan costs approximately $10,000 and its sensor attachments range from $3,000 – $100,000+. However, the cost of human inspection, mapping and measurement is $300,000+ per year. Consequently, the drone is an attractive cost-cutting measure.
– Maximum allowable altitude is 200 feet.
Relatively few utility companies currently meet the federal requirements. However, the FAA is considering adjusting the requirements. Even with the current regulations, utility companies such as the New York Power Authority plan to begin using drones for inspections as early as spring 2016.
The electrical industry is not the only business sector eager to use drones. Companies in oil, agriculture and construction are also examining the drone's applications to their work.


When surgeon, author, and host of The Dr. Oz Program Mehmet Oz speaks, the diet plan community in Shepparton Australia listens closely. So when Dr. Oz did a segment Monday regarding diet supplement raspberry ketone, it left individuals in Shepparton Australia liking to know even more concerning just what it is, just what it does– and whether it's safe.
On the show, Dr. Oz proclaimed over the counter raspberry ketone supplements as a miracle fat-burner in a container. A lot more specifically, ketone supplements are concentrated amounts of the chemical in raspberries that creates their unique scent.
The substance has actually been authorized by the FDA as usually secure because 1965, but ketones are experiencing a surge in appeal thanks to a number of recent researches assessing their capability to burn saved fatty tissue.
Study in both mice and human beings have actually verified the natural supplement's fat-burning energies, however many experts concern the information as preliminary, and advise that folks in Shepparton Australia which want to burn fat needs to stick to excellent ole diet regimen and exercise.
On Dr. Oz, weight-loss specialist Lisa Lynn detailed exactly how the item has helped numerous of her customers break through weight-loss plateaus when made use of in conjunction with a healthy and balanced diet regimen and daily workout. She recommends taking 100 or 200 mg supplements of ketone with morning meal and lunch daily, which she states is the chemical matching of concerning 90 pounds of fresh raspberries.
With ketone, your physical body metabolically will go in the instructions you wish it to go in, Dr. Oz stated on the show. I'm hoping this will certainly obtain you over the hump to weight loss in Shepparton Australia, and you use it for that function, not as a miracle capsule.
Still, not everybody in Shepparton Australia is as on-board with raspberry ketone as Dr. Oz. Diets in Review pharmacist Dr. Sarah G. Kahn states ketones job by managing the physical body's launch of norepinephrine, which induces a body-temperature spike and increase in metabolic rate. Nonetheless, she warns, it might not be secure for folks in Shepparton Australia with certain health states.
I would certainly not advise this item to diabetics without contacting their doctor because of the danger of blood sugar variations, she mentions. Individuals in Shepparton Australia which have heart issues or high blood pressure would additionally not be good candidates for raspberry ketones because norepinephrine could take on blood stress and heart rate.
This may additionally have an effect on people in Shepparton Australia who have actually COPD or asthma disorders and could make their conditions even worse.
Raspberry ketone is an aromatic component present in raspberries and various other fruits. It could likewise be created synthetically in a lab.
Experts had actually formerly shown that pungent compounds with comparable chemical frameworks, such as capsaicin and synephrine, had lipolytic activity– triggering body fat failure– in rats fed a high-fat diet regimen and in in vitro fat deposits cells.
Just what did researchers perform in the lab?
In one experiment, to check the impact on obesity, mice were fed a high-fat diet plus raspberry ketone for concerning 10 weeks. Various other experiments were performed in vitro (in examination tubes, petri dishes, and so on).
Exactly what did scientists learn about fat cells?
Scientist noted that, compared with controls, raspberry ketone reduced the quantity of fat in the liver and natural adipose (abdominal fat) cells of computer mice. It also dramatically enhanced norepinephrine-induced lipolysis (the decomposition of fatty tissue) in some rat fat cells.
Researchers likewise checked artificial insemination fatty tissue cells with raspberry ketone and discovered that they revealed better proof of breakdown when compared with controls.
Exactly what did researchers discover the relationship in between raspberry ketone and adiponectin?
Adiponectin is a healthy protein made use of by the physical body to manage metabolic rate. Greater levels are connected with fewer fat deposits stores. Researchers researched the effects of raspberry ketones on artificial insemination fatty tissue cells and noted a greater secretion of adiponectin when compared to controls.
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Browsing through a pile of new seed catalogues has had me wishing the next few weeks away to the time when I can start to sowing for the next season. I was getting a bit wistful about this when I came across a page seeds for micro greens. Harvested a couple of weeks after germination, these are essentially seedlings that taste of the fully grown plant, used in the same way as cress or a fresh herb might be, the selling point being their intense flavour, and pretty appearance. The other big advantage is that they can be sown all year round giving a bit of a boost to the plate in winter.
I ordered several varieties, the seed trays and the matting on which they grow. I wouldn't have normally gone this route but this is something I'm doing at home and so want to keep it simple. You can use kitchen towel as the growing medium and any seeds you already have, with the exception of parsnips which are poisonous, salad greens and herbs work well.
Wet the matting or a double thickness of kitchen towel, place in the seed tray and sprinkle the seeds thickly on top.
Cover the trays and place on a window sill or greenhouse to germinate.
They should be ready between seven and twenty one days, when the first proper leaves have appeared.
Mine came from Marshalls, I also found some interesting seeds at Sowseeds.
Thank you! If you're interested in trying them I found a really interesting US based company called Sprout People.
I like cress anyway so thought these might be more interesting also thinking that it's a good way to get some fresh coriander quickly. Would like to know what kale and cabbage are like.
I found this to be a good way of using up some left over seed last winter, Nor exactly microgreens but mini lettuce leaves just for some fresh mixed salad leaves instead of supermarket packs.
Absolutely Sue. I have so many bits and pieces laying around. As soon as I reclaim the greenhouse from the shed building I need to have a good sort out.
Nice post. I've been thinking I should mix greens in with my flowering containers. They would make nice edible fillers around the flowers.
Thank you. I think so, would look really good and typical cottage garden style growing edibles in amongst the flowers.
Exactly what I thought, although they're growing on mats so not quite the same. Only a few more weeks to wait though.
Just started growing these with kit and seeds from Marshalls. Have found on the net a company named Living Foods of St.Ives (UK) and have ordered their packs of seeds which are more economical I think.
Don't really think these would work in amongst flowers. They need to be harvested when tiny and would be swamped by other plants.
I feel it might be best to keep one variety of seed per tray as they grow at vastly different rates.


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The ballots are in from the Annual Membership Meeting and now the leadership roles are official. With just one Board of Directors meeting remaining on the 2016 schedule, Lisa Pfitzinger, Black Hills-Energy- Arkansas Gas, finishes the year off strong and will hand the "gavel" to John True, CenterPoint Energy, to take the lead in 2017-2018. John served two years as the Annual Conference Chair and will transition into the position as the Arkansas Gas Association (AGA) Chair (formerly titled president), in January, 2017. Faye Dancer, AOG, will now serve as the 2017-2018 Annual Conference Chair, then transition into the role of 2019-2020 AGA Chair. Following Faye's leadership, will be current Secretary/Treasurer, Darrin Chism, Black Hills Energy - Arkansas Gas.
To view the complete list of Board of Directors and officers, click here.


WASHINGTON, April 27, 2011 — The operations of the past year highlight the need for the United States to maintain responsive and flexible global forces, Navy Secretary Ray Mabus said at a Defense Writers Group breakfast here today.
Mabus said he had just returned from Japan, where he met with 7,000 sailors and Marines who worked in Operation Tomadachi to provide relief for earthquake and tsunami victims.
"A couple of things struck me: One of them was the amazing skill of these men and women in uniform, and secondly was the flexibility that they showed," he said.
Mabus visited the USS Ronald Reagan during his trip. The ship was heading to provide combat aviation over Afghanistan when the earthquake hit. It immediately turned around and began providing disaster relief and humanitarian assistance, he noted.
"They used the same targeting formulas that they would use for combat to make sure that humanitarian assistance got to the right place, at the right time," he said. Mabus said it is important that the United States takes a fundamental look at the roles and missions of the military in a fiscally constrained environment. The Navy has been trying to "buy things smarter" and has been looking at everything from platforms to personnel in an effort to save money yet still provide the capabilities the nation needs, he said.
Operations over the past months have highlighted the flexibility the Navy brings to the U.S. government's toolbox, Mabus told the group. Some 18 ships and thousands of personnel on the ground helped in Japan. Navy submarines, big-deck amphibious ships and frigates participated in the initial strikes in Libya. At the same time, he said, aircraft carriers provided support to forces in Afghanistan and in the Persian Gulf, and Navy ships also are part of the antipiracy patrols in the Gulf and off the coast of Somalia.
And this flexibility will only increase, he said. The Navy is testing using unmanned aircraft off the decks of carriers, for example. The Navy and the country need to look at budget constraints with an eye toward results, Mabus said.
Noting that the service has to be quicker in procurements, Mabus said the recently cancelled expeditionary fighting vehicle is the poster child for what's wrong with procurement. "It's the only program I've ever seen where you had to have a life extension program on the test vehicles," he said. The program started in 1988, and it wasn't set to reach full operational capability until 2026.
Going forward, he said, officials need to keep three questions in mind: "For anything, what's the mission? What do we need to do the mission? How cheaply can you get there?" The Navy has seen personnel changes, Mabus said, and those will continue. As part of the efficiency effort, the service has moved sailors from shore billets to ships, he said, and desk personnel to pierside. The littoral combat ships need fewer sailors to man them, he added, and the new aircraft carriers will require 1,500 fewer sailors to operate.
"I think by rebalancing the force, changing the way sailors and Marines are used, you can have a larger number of ships with the size of the force we have today," he said.
The Navy will hold a personnel board over the summer to look at mid-career personnel, the secretary told the group, seeking balance in the service's specialties, or ratings. "We're removing them from ratings that are over-subscribed and giving them the chance to move to ratings that are under-subscribed," Mabus said.


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(CNN) -- Atlanta police have launched an internal investigation into filmmaker Tyler Perry's claim he was racially profiled by two white officers who pulled his car over, the police department said.
Perry, one of America's most successful film and television producers, put a post on Facebook on Sunday describing a tense encounter with police, which he suggested "could have turned for the worse."
"It was so hostile," wrote Perry, who is African-American. "I was so confused. It was happening so fast that I could easily see how this situation could get out of hand very quickly. I didn't feel safe at all."
The Atlanta Police Department gave a statement to CNN on Wednesday confirming that two officers recently "encountered Mr. Tyler Perry during a traffic stop."
"Mr. Perry's concerns, as recently expressed by him publicly, will be the basis for referral of the matter to the department's Office of Professional Standards," the statement said. "OPS has opened an investigation to determine if Mr. Perry's claims can be substantiated, and whether any departmental policies or procedures were violated during the stop."
The investigation began Tuesday, and no action has been taken against the officers involved, a police spokesman said.
Perry acknowledged that he made a left turn from a right lane, which a police officer told him was illegal and the reason for stopping him. It was a practice recommended by his security team in case he was being followed, Perry said.
The misunderstanding and tension described by Perry suggests that the two white officers did not recognize him as one of Atlanta's richest and best-known citizens. It happened a few days before Perry hosted President Obama at his studio on March 17, he said.
The tension was defused after another police cruiser pulled up to the scene, Perry wrote.
The black officer spoke "in a hushed tone" to the two white officers, he said.
Perry's posting, which has drawn more than 101,000 "likes" and 18,426 comments, told what happened when two white police officers stopped him even though he has directed and acted in at least 16 feature films. But his movies are most popular among African-American audiences, and Perry is often dressed in drag as his "Madea" character.


GLAZIER, P and DAVIDS, K (2008). The perfect golf swing: Dispelling the myth. Titleist Performance Institution.
A commonly held belief in many sports is that there is one 'perfect' technique that is suitable for every performer, and of all sports, this view is arguably most prevalent in golf. Most anecdotal coaching texts and instructional videos describing the golf swing emphasise a set grip, stance, backswing, downswing and follow-through. Although slight variations are inevitable owing to personal beliefs of the authors and instructors, and the influence of ever-changing modern coaching trends, the techniques being advocated in the instructional media are essentially the same and are generally considered to characterise an 'ideal' golf swing.


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Illinois Seeks Equipment to Detect Illegal Phones
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Cell phones in prisons have been a controversial issue for quite some time, but the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) is now requesting information from companies regarding equipment to detect illegal cell phone calls within the prison grounds.
Other states have been dealing with cell phone contraband, especially California, where the number of confiscated cell phones grew from 261 in 2006 to more than 10,700 in 2010. Although Illinois' numbers are much smaller, they are still increasing.
"It is not a common occurrence. The average is about five cell phones confiscated per year, but we are at eight for this year, so it is up a little," said IDOC spokeswoman Sharyn Elman.
Cell phone contraband is a serious concern and results in a severe punishment for inmates who disobey the policies. State Sen. Ira Silverstein, D-Chicago, recently introduced legislation that would strip an inmate of up to 90 days of credit against their sentences if the inmate found in possession of a cell phone.
Illinois does not have any set plans to install systems to detect cell phone usage in the prison but officials are aware of the serious threats cell phones have to the safety and security of inmates, correctional officers and civilians outside the prison walls.
A National Institute of Justice report on cell phones in prison found a number of examples where cell phones played a role in crime. The report found an inmate used a cell phone to plan a successful escape in Nevada. A former dental assistant, who has since been fired by prison officials, provided the inmate with the cell phone. In New York, an inmate used a cell phone in an attempted escape while on a medical transfer.
According to the FBI, inmates often use cell phones to intimidate and threaten witnesses, transmit photographs — including offensive pictures sent to victims — orchestrate crimes, coordinate escapes, bribe prison officers and create security breaches.
"Cell phones are perhaps the worst type of contraband because, in most cases, they provide an easy, continuing connection back to the inmate's life on the street — the type of lifestyle that led to them being incarcerated," said a Maryland correctional official.
Inmates receive cell phones from some unlikely sources. According to the FBI, one correctional officer reported earning more than $100,000 by charging prisoners $100 to $400 per device. Inmates also benefiting from having a cell phone by charging other prisoners up to $50 for each phone call.
On the bright side, there are ways to monitor cell phone usage at prisons and cut down on the number of contraband cell phones entering the premises. Illinois has yet to announce a definite investment in cell phone detecting equipment but other states have set up systems to help them track, monitor and decrease cell phone use in prison.
"We have no plans to utilize this service at this point," said Elman. "We are simply requesting information to learn more about what is available."
The Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services uses canines trained specifically to detect wireless devices, including SIM cards, which prisoners often store separately to minimize lost information if a cell phone is confiscated.
"In fiscal year 2008 — 849 cell phones were found within the facility or intercepted outside the facility on prison grounds at 24 facilities," said a Maryland correctional official.
Other solutions to limit the cell phone usage include jamming, which is a radio frequency technology used to disrupt cell phone signals. Jamming would help prisons detect and stop inmates from using cell phones. However, jamming is illegal according to section 333 of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Act of 1943. The penalty for jamming is a maximum fine of $11,000 per day and the potential for criminal prosecution.
Some states would like the FCC to revisit its anti-jamming policy and congress is currently researching the possibility of permitting jamming at prisons to prevent inmates' ability to use cell phones. One bill under consideration would allow state governors or the director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons to petition the FCC to permit mobile jamming in prisons.
Despite the potential improvements jamming could mean for prisons, there are several drawbacks. Jamming was used at one correctional facility in the past and although it resulted in blocking signals from all potential inmates with cell phones, it also disabled cell phone service to more than 200,000 nearby residents. Safety is also a concern; jamming mobile service could affect police radio and cell phone reception in emergency response situations.
FBI officials believe the problem can be solved.
"This problem likely will not disappear in the near future. However, effective prevention strategies and workable policies can help minimize it," according to a statement by the FBI.
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Campbell River Crime Stoppers say the suspect in a Nov. 12 gas station robbery disguised himself with a pair of underwear. (Crime Stoppers)
Man robs B.C. gas station with red underwear on his head as disguise
Campbell River RCMP are looking to help identifying the suspect who robbed the Husky gas station
Campbell River Staff
Dec. 20, 2018 11:30 a.m.
RCMP on Vancouver Island are asking for help finding a suspect dubbed the "Underwear Bandit."
A man wore what appeared to be a pair of red underwear on his head to disguise himself during a stickup last month, according to a notice on the Campbell River Crime Stoppers website.
READ MORE: Underwear-clad man chases late-night intruder in mom's Duncan home
The alleged robbery took place on the evening of Nov. 12 at the Husky gas station on the South Island Highway.
The suspect indicated he had a gun, though none was visible, demanded cash, then fled.
Campbell River RCMP are asking for information to identify the suspect. Members of the public can provide tips to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or through the group's online portal.
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I find I love listening to things while doing other things (like being creative) and also love learning. Here are a few things you might enjoy.
Podcast: Quiz: My friend Bert told me about a quiz to take online to find out how you develop habits. This goes with the book and I then found the podcast. First take the quiz to find out what type of person you are with habits. You find out if you are motivated externally (obliger), internally (questioner), both (upholder) or neither (rebel). http://gretchenrubin.com/happiness_project/2015/01/ta-da-the-launch-of-my-quiz-on-the-four-tendencies-learn-about-yourself/ The next few weeks Gretchen Rubin and her sister Elizabeth Craft will be discussion each group. This week they described the upholder, (me) http://gretchenrubin.com/happiness_project/category/habits-2/ This helps you to understand what needs to happen to develop habits in your life with being creative (or anything else).
Book: The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up by Marie Kondo. I've heard about this book from multiple sources and finally listened to it (thank you library) and highly recommend it. The concepts in this book are like none other and she has you first discard before organize. So far I've gone through all my clothes (dragging them out of the closet and had to handled them one by one to decide which sparks joy getting then discarding the rest) and after that I did my books, media and I'm currently going through paper items in my home. I've gotten rid of 2 bags of garbage and 6 bags of giveaway so far. It's creating margin not only in my home, but in me too. Hard to describe. There are a few things I don't agree with (she is from Japan and believes different than me), but step over what you don't agree with and just keep listening/reading.
Again I'll try to do this from time to time. Any recommendations you have?
This is great Kathy! I haven't finished the Magic of Tidying yet–your post encourages me to do so. I enjoy Gretchen Rubin too, but haven't taken the quiz yet. And yay for you finding Aldi as a good option! We have LIDL in our town which is very similar. We visit Aldi at times in the nearby town. My mom's town is getting one soon.
Jenni I could so see you doing those things. I'm sure it's a different thing putting together things in a house with 4 (and now more). You guys rock! Love to you all.
Yes yes yes yes yes!!!! Love this so much. Adding Lessons from Madame Chic to my amazon cart right now.
Lee Ann you make me happy! Thanks for inspiring me!


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Dublin, Ohio — Officials of the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide announced today that badges for the 40th playing of the prestigious invitational hosted by golfing legend Jack Nicklaus are now available to the public.
Weekly Patron badges, which are valid Monday–Sunday and provide access to the Tournament grounds, are available for a special introductory rate of $165 each through March 6, 2015.
The official launch of badge sales for the 2015 Memorial is marked by the return of the Daily Ticket Pack. This special ticket option allows patrons to choose their badge in a daily format, i.e., the buyer receives a ticket for each day of the Tournament in lieu of one weekly badge. Both Daily Ticket Pack and individual badge buyers receive one complimentary $25 Food & Beverage card, per household ($165 minimum purchase required) through March 6, 2015. Note: Package buyers receive multiple Complimentary Cards based on the single highest value of the package purchased.
Also returning for 2015 is the Golden Bear Club. An instant success that sold out when introduced last year, this venue provides access to a menu of items for purchase catered by Cameron Mitchell Premier Events, a cash bar, television viewing, private restrooms and open seating in a sports bar atmosphere. New for 2015, badge package buyers will now have the option to upgrade any package to include the Golden Bear Club badge in lieu of Pavilion access. Introductory pricing for the Golden Bear Club starts at $265 each through March 6, 2015 for a weekly badge or the Daily Ticket Pack.
The Golden Bear Club is located within Patron Village in the heart of Tournament play between Hole No. 10 fairway and No. 14 green. Patron Village includes an area that is open to the public, featuring upgraded food and beverage options, special merchandise, video screens, a patio and more.
The public may call the Tournament Ticket Office 9 a.m.–5 p.m. weekdays at 877-MT BADGE or visit http://www.mtbadge.com to purchase badges. Kids 16 and under can attend for free with a ticketed adult, and kids 18 and under are admitted free on Wednesday, June 3, 2015, for Junior Golf Day. Daily practice round tickets for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday are also available. The introductory cost is $35 through March 6, and they are valid for all three practice-round days.
Receive one ticket per ticketed adult for children 16 and under.
In additional news, the Tournament's presenting partner, Nationwide, instituted a brand transformation in September of this year and the Memorial is proud to incorporate those changes into the Tournament's name and logo. The word "Insurance" is no longer included in the name or logo for the Memorial per the new branding guidelines.


Since then:Rheaply—the name is a mash-up of "research" and "cheaply"—has become a go-to buy-sell-trade group for Chicago's scientific set. A year after his freezer-side epiphany, Cooper, 34, and cofounder Tyler Skelton left their day jobs (Cooper had become a consultant at Ernst & Young; Skelton was a designer at Guaranteed Rate) to launch the site, which works like online classifieds. Organizations pay a sliding subscription fee, which allows their lab workers to post castoffs and browse for supplies, many free or at a steep discount. One person's trash is another's ultraniche treasure: A Rheaply user recently sold a rotary evaporator, a device that helps purify samples, for less than $3,000. Its cost new? Up to $7,000. Rheaply has partnered with Northwestern and is close to finalizing deals with the University of Illinois at Chicago, Rush University, and even the National Institutes of Health. "We see ourselves building the Amazon.com for the scientific research world," Cooper says.


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— Nelson Mandela
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What we have once enjoyed we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes a part of us.
Gravitation is not responsible for people falling in love.
Love is composed of a single soul inhabiting two bodies.
If someone thinks that love and peace is a cliche that must have been left behind in the Sixties, that's his problem. Love and peace are eternal.
For to be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.
Our single most important challenge is therefore to help establish a social order in which the freedom of the individual will truly mean the freedom of the individual.
Sometimes, I feel like one who is on the sidelines, who has missed life itself.
Keep love in your heart. A life without it is like a sunless garden when the flowers are dead.


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"Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve': Lucy Hale to join Ryan Seacrest as new co-host in Times Square; Billy Porter to host New Orleans festivities; Ciara returns as LA host
Mon, Dec 2nd 2019 01:05 pm
New Year's celebration begins live at 8 p.m. on ABC from New York City's Times Square
dick clark productions and ABC announced award-winning actress Lucy Hale, who previously served as host of the New Orleans festivities, will join Ryan Seacrest in Times Square as new co-host in New York for "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2020."
Emmy, Tony and Grammy Award-winning actor, singer, director, composer and playwright Billy Porter will also join the show, taking the reins in the central time zone and making his debut as host of the New Orleans countdown.
Returning to the show for her third year, multi-Platinum-selling artist Ciara will once again oversee the Los Angeles festivities.
Seacrest, who returns as host for his 15th year, will lead the traditional countdown to midnight live from New York City on Tuesday, Dec. 31, beginning at 8 p.m. EST on ABC.
"As we ring in a new decade and my 15th year hosting the show, I'm so excited to welcome the talented Lucy Hale to the stage with me," Seacrest said. "It's going to be a powerhouse year with Billy and Ciara, and we can't wait to celebrate with everyone!"
"Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2020" marks the 48th anniversary of America's biggest celebration of the year and will include more than five hours of special performances and reports on New Year's festivities from around the globe.
The lineup of performances will be announced in the coming weeks.
Follow "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2020" on social (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube), and join the conversation by using the official hashtag #RockinEve.
For more information, visit www.newyearsrockineve.com.
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