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Математическая индукция — метод математического доказательства, который используется, чтобы доказать истинность некоторого утверждения для всех натуральных чисел. Для этого сначала проверяется истинность утверждения с номером  — база (базис) индукции, а затем доказывается, что если верно утверждение с номером , то верно и следующее утверждение с номером  — шаг индукции, или индукционный переход.

Доказательство по индукции наглядно может быть представлено в виде так называемого принципа домино. Пусть какое угодно число косточек домино выставлено в ряд таким образом, что каждая косточка, падая, обязательно опрокидывает следующую за ней косточку (в этом заключается индукционный переход). Тогда, если мы толкнём первую косточку (это база индукции), то все косточки в ряду упадут.

Формулировка
Предположим, что требуется установить справедливость бесконечной последовательности утверждений, занумерованных натуральными числами: .

Допустим, что
 Установлено, что  верно. (Это утверждение называется базой индукции.)
 Для любого  доказано, что если верно , то верно . (Это утверждение называется индукционным переходом.)
Тогда все утверждения нашей последовательности верны.

Логическим основанием для этого метода доказательства служит так называемая аксиома индукции, пятая из аксиом Пеано, определяющих натуральные числа. Верность метода индукции эквивалентна тому, что в любом непустом подмножестве натуральных чисел существует минимальный элемент.

Принцип полной математической индукции
Существует также вариация, так называемый принцип полной математической индукции. Вот его строгая формулировка:

Пусть имеется последовательность утверждений , , , . Если для любого натурального  из того, что истинны все , , , , , следует также истинность , то все утверждения в этой последовательности истинны, то есть .

В этой вариации база индукции оказывается излишней, поскольку является тривиальным частным случаем индукционного перехода. Действительно, при  условие  в точности эквивалентно  (его истинности не из чего следовать). Однако зачастую доказывать индукционный переход для  всё равно приходится отдельно, так что разумно бывает выделить эту его часть в качестве базы.

Принцип полной математической индукции эквивалентен аксиоме индукции в аксиомах Пеано.

Также он является прямым применением более сильной трансфинитной индукции.

История
Осознание метода математической индукции как отдельного важного метода восходит к Блезу Паскалю и Герсониду, хотя отдельные случаи применения встречаются ещё в античные времена у Прокла и Эвклида. Современное название метода было введено де Морганом в 1838 году.

Примеры
Сумма геометрической прогрессии. Доказать, что, каковы бы ни были натуральное  и вещественное , выполняется равенство

Доказательство. Индукцией по  для произвольного .

Докажем базу индукции для :

Докажем переход: предположим, что для  выполнено

тогда для , согласно предположению:

 .
Значит по принципу математической индукции выполнено равенство для всякого . Что и требовалось доказать.

Комментарий: истинность утверждения  в этом доказательстве — то же, что истинность равенства

Важные примеры: неравенство Бернулли, бином Ньютона.

Вариации и обобщения
 Обратная индукция
 Структурная индукция
 Трансфинитная индукция

См. также
 Математический софизм#Доказательство по индукции
 Доказательство одноцветности всех лошадей

Примечания

Литература

Ссылки
 Видео по методу математической индукции

Математическая индукция и её обобщения
Рекурсия
Практики, основанные на доказательствах

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I have an XMR Monero wallet on my MAC computer, went through Changelly and sent (accidentally) XMO to it instead of XMR. Everything was correct except I sent XMO instead of XMR. I have looked at a couple of posts but they seem to be referring to recovering an XMR transaction to an XMR wallet. I have installed monero-original-v0.11.2.0 CLI wallet with the same seed words and now have the same address as my XMR wallet. That's where I'm stuck, the wallet is sync'd but I still don't have any balance. I also tried creating a wallet from a specific date. Can anyone help with where to go from here? thanks - H Mark.
Edit: Seems the question has been answered by dEBRUYNE in comments above. Therein lies the answer.
Use your XMR seed with the XMO client to get your funds back. You can still exchange them to XMR at Changelly, but I wouldn't count on that being the case forever, as XMO is not, as far as I know, used by anyone, at all, for anything.
XmanXU has posted on github the fork, though I would not recommend using it. The person advertised the publication on reddit as well, to near-universal disapproval, by the way. It seems to be a scam coin that actually hurts the privacy of XMR itself.
Here is what I did to get my XMO back into a wallet and then transfer it somewhere else. The GUI wallet will not work. I don't know why except that it "seems" to be syncing to the wrong chain. I had to download the CLI (command line interface) wallet and run the Monerod application from a terminal. It took many days for the sync to complete and there were many errors appearing as it did so. When the sync completely finished. I used my original seed words and password to recreate a wallet with the same address as the XMO was sent to. Only then could I see my balance and I quickly sent it somewhere else to get the XMO out of that wallet and into a different coin. I can provide the commands to recreate the wallet, etc., but I would have to research it on the Internet. To answer where your XMO coin is... it's simply a blockchain transaction. When you sync the appropriate XMO blockchain and open the appropriate wallet with the receiving address, the XMO will appear there. You can delete the wallet and recreate it because the record of where the coin is supposed to be is in the blockchain. That's my very basic understanding of it from many days of trying to recover my XMO and figure out what was happening. Sync to the correct blockchain, recreate your wallet, and you will have your coin. However, if you don't have your seed words and password used to create the address, I don't know what you can do. Those are necessary to recreate a wallet with the matching address.
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Photo Credit: ABC/Bob D'Amico
Network: ABC
Based on the memoir (Fresh Off the Boat) by Eddie Huang
Based on celebrity chef Eddie Huang's memoir of the same name, FRESH OFF THE BOAT is a half-hour sitcom that centers on an immigrant Taiwanese family that tries to survive culture shock, while chasing the American dream in Orlando, Florida, in the 1990s. Twelve-year-old, hip-hop loving Eddie and his family just moved from Washington DC's Chinatown area to suburban Orlando, where they face culture shock. His immigrant mother, Jessica, had never before seen the inside of a traditional American supermarket, and she's overwhelmed by the spectacle at the supermarket. Eddie's heritage causes him problems at school when the popular kids banish him from their table after he opens his fragrant traditional Chinese lunch. But his immigrant dad, Louis, embraces his new culture by decorating his American steakhouse with an Old West theme -- complete with wagon-wheel tables -- to make his restaurant more appealing to typical Orlandonians. Meanwhile, his Grandma Huang is in her own world, cracking up while she watches the shopping networks with her new credit card in hand. Although she speaks no English, she is inexplicably tickled to death by Joan Rivers. Plus, Eddie must watch after his two younger brothers, while still trying to maintain whatever street cred he thinks he has. FRESH OFF THE BOAT premiered on Wednesday, February 4, 2015 at 8:30 and 9:30pm ET/PT on ABC, followed by its time slot premiere on Tuesday, February 10 at 8pm ET/PT.
FRESH OFF THE BOAT returned for its second season on Tuesday September 22, 2015 at 8:30pm ET/PT on ABC. In the season opener, "Family Business Trip," Jessica learns the art of relaxation and Eddie takes on the Death Roll when Louis is forced to bring his family on a business trip to Gator World. Meanwhile, Evan loses his last baby tooth but isn't ready to join the big kid club.
Season 3 of FRESH OFF THE BOAT premiered on Tuesday, October 11, 2016 at 9pm ET/PT on ABC. In the season opener, "Coming from America," Louis flies the entire family to Taiwan in an effort to make things right with Gene. Upon meeting Gene's beautiful fiance, Margaret (guest star Wei-Ning Hsu), and seeing the wonderful life he has built for himself, Louis questions whether his life in Orlando is just as great as it could be in Taiwan. Meanwhile, Jessica takes Eddie, Emery and Evan to her favorite childhood locales, including Dihua Street and Shilin Night Market.
Season 4 of FRESH OFF THE BOAT premiered on Tuesday, October 3, 2017 at 8:30pm ET/PT on ABC, with Pat Sajak, Vanna White and Michael Bolton appearing as themselves. In the season opener, "'B' as in Best Friends," still homeless, the Huangs move in with Honey and Marvin. Jessica's dreams come true when she gets a chance to compete on WHEEL OF FORTUNE during Best Friends Week with Honey. Eddie starts high school and is still on the outs with his pals but finds unexpected sympathy from Nicole. Michael Bolton offers to step in at the restaurant to give Louis more time with his family, but does he have an ulterior motive?
Season 5 of FRESH OFF THE BOAT premiered on Friday, October 5, 2018 at 8pm ET/PT on ABC. The season opener, "Fresh Off the RV," features these guest stars: Los Angeles Lakers greats Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Michael Cooper; and TGIF alum Jaleel White as Kareem's Underappreciated RV Manager, Calvin. While Honey and Marvin celebrate the birth of their baby, Jessica's book is finally released, and she's optimistically looking forward to a book store reading that's been set up by her publisher to help boost sales. Louis is so excited to promote the book across the country that he buys an RV from Los Angeles Lakers great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who owns an RV dealership which is managed by underappreciated Calvin. Meanwhile, Emery and Evan are concerned about Eddie after Nicole tells him that she's moving to New York, and he seems completely unfazed about losing his best friend. Additional guest stars in this episode include: Luna Blaise as Nicole and Nikea Gamby-Turner as employee. On Friday, January 4, 2019 at 8pm ET/PT, ABC debuted "Just the Two of Us," the mid-season premiere of FRESH OFF THE BOAT. Louis and Jessica think they've won a weekend getaway at a posh resort, but instead they're stuck at a marriage retreat where troubled couples work out their relationship problems with the help of Guru Sheela (guest star June Diane Raphael). Additional guest stars: Trevor Larcom as Trent, Hina Abdullah as Kelly and Chris Witaske as Ken.
The sixth season of FRESH OFF THE BOAT premiered on Friday, September 27, 2019 at 8:30pm ET/PT on ABC, with Brandi Chastain guest starring. In the season opener, "Help Unwanted," after Brandi Chastain scores the World Cup-winning goal against China and rips off her jersey to celebrate, Evan gets his first case of "the tingles," and now Louis and Eddie must team up to give him the talk. Meanwhile, Jessica and Honey are learning what it means to be best friends, and we learn a whole lot more about Marvin's family. Additional guest stars: Trevor Larcom as Trent and Corbin Bernsen as Mervin.
On Friday, February 21, 2020 from 8-9pm ET/PT, ABC premiered the series finale of FRESH OFF THE BOAT, debuting back-to-back episodes:
"Family Van" (8pm): When the trusty Huang family van takes a turn for the worst, Jessica and Louis each process the loss in their own way. Meanwhile, the boys take advantage of the opportunity for some bonding time and sneak off on a road trip to find their Washington, D.C., time capsule. Guest stars: Matt Oberg as Matthew Chestnut, Trevor Larcom as Trent and Jaleel White as Calvin.
"Commencement" (8:30pm): Directed by Randall Park. Jessica grapples with her vision of the future as the boys are each realizing what their own goals. Guest stars: Andy Richter as himself, Matt Oberg as Matthew Chestnut, Rachel Cannon as Deidre, Stacey Scowley as Carol-Joan, Trevor Larcom as Trent and Isabel Oliver Marcus as Tina.
Randall Park - Louis Huang
Constance Wu - Jessica Huang
Hudson Yang - Eddie Huang
Forrest Wheeler - Emery Huang
Ian Chen - Evan Huang
Lucille Soong - Grandma Huang
Chelsey Crisp - Honey
Ray Wise - Marvin
Eddie Huang - Narrator (Season 1)
Trevor Larcom - Trent
Evan Hannemann - Barefoot Dave
Alex Quijano - Officer Bryson
Dash Williams - Brian
Rachel Cannon - Deidre
Prophet Bolden - Walter
David Goldman - Principal Hunter
Kimberly Crandall - Lisa
Luna Blaise - Nicole (Seasons 1-5)
Noel Gugliemi - Hector (Seasons 1-5)
Colleen Ryan - Amanda (Seasons 1-5)
Stacey Scowley - Carol-Joan (Seasons 1-4 & 6)
Isabella Alexander - Alison (Seasons 1-4)
Nick Gore - Ned (Seasons 1-4)
Jillian Armenante - Nancy (Seasons 1-3 & 5)
Paul Scheer - Mitch (Seasons 1-3 & 5)
Brady Tutton - Brock (Seasons 1 & 2)
Ken Jeong - Gene (Seasons 2, 3 & 6)
Jim Bentley - Murray (Season 4)
Isabel Oliver Marcus - Tina (Seasons 5 & 6)
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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;
using System.Linq;
using System.Linq.Expressions;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using PropertyCopier.Data;
using static PropertyCopier.TypeHelper;

namespace PropertyCopier.Generators
{
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from nova import utils
from nova.virt.disk import mount

class Mount(mount.Mount):
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    mode = 'loop'
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    def get_dev(self):
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The complete Canada West CFL Prospect Rankings were released Tuesday ahead of Thursday's CFL Draft, as the conference's top prospects wait to hear which CFL team calls their name on draft night.
The 20-player list was unveiled a day after the top five prospects were released in collaboration with 3 Down Nation. Voted on by coaches from the conference's six football programs, the rankings provide a glimpse into how the coaches view the top draft-eligible players from their Canada West competitors.
In terms of team representation, the Calgary Dinos were the top squad, landing a total of six players on the list. The conference power had four players listed inside the top 10, as offensive linemen Darius Ciraco (No. 4), and Ryan Sceviour (No. 5) were joined by linebacker Micah Teitz (No. 6), and defensive linemen Brett Wade (No. 9).
Both UBC and Regina came in just behind the Dinos when it came to players on the list, as five Thunderbirds and Rams made the cut, including No. 1 prospect Dakoda Shepley (OL) of UBC.
Among the Regina products to crack the rankings was running back Atlee Simon, who at No. 7 represented the highest rated offensive skill position player in the rankings. Simon is coming off a terrific season in the Queen City, as he averaged 114 rushing yards per game, and finished second in the conference rushing race with 914 yards.
The CW CFL Prospect Rankings have some similarities with the CFL Scouting Bureau's final rankings, which were released in the middle of April.
A total of five CW players were ranked by the CFL Scouting Bureau, which is comprised of CFL scouts, player personnel directors and general managers from the league's nine teams. UBC's Dakoda Shepley was the top CW player in the Scouting Bureau rankings at No. 3, followed by Alberta's Mark Korte at No. 6.
There were a few differences, however, as the CW rankings reversed the order between Calgary's Ciraco and Sceviour, as the Scouting Bureau rankings had Sceviour (No. 13) just ahead of Ciraco (No. 14).
Another difference was where the Scouting Bureau pegged Teitz and Alberta linemen Justin Lawrence. Teitz was ranked 19th in the Scouting Bureau rankings (No. 6 in the CW rankings), while Lawrence wasn't ranked on the CFL list (No. 5 in the CW rankings).
Last season a total of 19 Canada West players were selected in the CFL Draft. That total was the most for the conference ever in an eight-round draft, and second most al-time behind the 1985 draft, which saw 25 Canada West athletes selected in the nine-round affair.
Among the players selected in last year's draft was Alberta's Ed Ilnicki, who went 62nd overall to the Ottawa REDBLACKS. The Spruce Grove, Alta. native returned to Alberta last season for his fifth and final season with the Golden Bears. The running back made the most of another Canada West campaign, setting a conference single-season rushing record (1,468) en route to the Hec Crighton Trophy as the nation's top university player.
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More Reviews of New Food
BY Chris Higgins
Way back in April of 2007 I pointed you to McSweeney's Reviews of New Food. These reviews veer from hyperliterary nostalgia-laced foodpoems (The Laughing Cow Light Cheese Wedges: "If P.E. was the Crimean War of my middle-school life, then cheese was my Florence Nightingale.") to terse microstories that can only hint at the writer's painful inner life (Doritos X-13D: "The best thing about Doritos X-13D is the way your vegetarian girlfriend tries one before she looks at the package and sees that these chips contain beef tallow."). In all cases, the reviews are best when they're about everything but the food itself.
In the years since I first mentioned McSweeney's Reviews of New Food, many newer, stranger foods have been produced and subsequently reviewed, thus necessitating a recapitulation of my admonition: you must read these important reviews of new food. If you don't read these reviews, how are you going to know which new foods will make you happy or sad? And how are you going to find out about the suffering and tragedies inherent in being a food reviewer? Prithy go forth and read some food reviews. Here are a few favorites:
Mache (Lamb's Lettuce)
Submitted by Marco Kaye
For far too long, arugula held a bitter stranglehold over our salad bars. Then frisée entered and quickly exited our lives as the latest trend in roughage. Now there's a newcomer, with a name that rhymes with squash. It's mache, also called lamb's lettuce. Mache attempted a debut five years ago, on NPR, but the green hasn't caught on until now. The reasons for this are twofold. First, many of us were blindsided by the watercress takeover of '05 to '06 (which was met with a resounding "I guess just dump them into the microgreens" attitude). Second, mache-cultivation techniques have improved a lot.
As each successive movement in art is a reaction against the previous mode, mache represents a collective shift away from the tart greens that populate those mesclun mixes. It tastes sweet and just slightly nutty. The tiny green leaves are attached seven or eight on a stem. It looks like several children's mittens tied together. And it's just as delicate and airy. It plates beautifully as well, the way a discarded child's mitten creates a forlorn oasis of humanity in a city street. ...
My Son James's Favorite Snacks
From the Local Tienda, as Described
by My Son James
Submitted by Lisa Domby
"This place doesn't have a name. It's in the old Johnny's Sporting Goods, but they don't sell crickets here anymore."
Takis Fuego (rolled corn chips, fire flavor): "These things taste way crunchier and way spicier and way awesomer than Doritos. The guacamole ones smell good, but they don't taste good."
Paleton Patolin paleta de malvavisco (chocolate-covered marshmallow with gummy eyes and mouth): "This thing looks like a weird clown, but it tastes pretty good." ...
Babidinos Paletadinos sabor tamarindo enchilada (tamarind lollipop): "This is my favorite thing to get. This thing is really chewy and spicy. You can't eat the whole thing, because it's too spicy, but you can save it in the refrigerator for a really long time. If you don't put it in the refrigerator, ants will get on it."
Dwight Yoakam's Chicken Fries
Submitted by Jonathan Holley
A product of the Bakersfield Biscuits Brand, Dwight Yoakam's Chicken Lickin's Chicken Fries come approximately 12 to a box, which costs just a dollar. These are similar to the chicken fries available at Burger King, but of inferior quality. The bright red, orange, and yellow packaging of Dwight Yoakam's chicken purports that they are "inspected for wholesomeness" by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The packaging is evasive regarding the results of said inspection. Were these fries deemed wholesome? It seems impossible.
In my 1997 analysis of the chickenesque, I famously hypothesized that Nabisco's Chicken in a Biskit crackers would forever maintain position as lowest rung on the chicken continuum. Today, Dwight Yoakam offers irrefutable counterevidence and collapses my former worldview.
See also: Panic's New Product Reviews and taquitos.net.
Do you have a favorite new food? Or one that has left you forlorn and regretful? Share your own reviews of new food in the comments!


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    $(".deleteAll").click( function(){
    var conf=confirm("Are you sure?");
    if(conf==true) {
        $(':checkbox').each(function () {
        if(this.checked) {
            alert(($(this)).parent().find('.idTask').text());
        }
        });
    }
    });
});

But doesn't work, with prev() or next() works, but is not for me an elegant way to do this, any suggestions for find a children element matching his class inside a parent to retrieve his value?

A: The parent of the checkbox is  but not
. You should better use closest():
$(".deleteAll").click(function() {
    if (confirm("Are you sure?")) {
        $(":checkbox").each(function() {
            if (this.checked) {
                // --------------.-.-.-.-.-.-.
                //               v v v v v v v
                var id = $(this).closest("tr").find(".idTask").text();
                alert(id);
            }
        });
    }
});

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George McGovern Middle School
7:00am- 8:25am Practice - Girls Basketball (7th Grade)
GMMS Gym location
4:00pm- 5:20pm Practice - Girls Basketball (8th Grade)
4:15pm Basketball: Girls 8 C-D Game
vs. Harrisburg North MS
@ George McGovern Middle Schoollocation
D Team Plays at 4:15pm. C Team Plays at 5:15pm. Please do not arrive earlier than scheduled game times. We will start on time and have spaced out the games to h...
D Team Plays at 4:15pm. C Team Plays at 5:15pm. Please do not arrive earlier than scheduled game times. We will start on time and have spaced out the games to help with social distancing.
4:15pm Basketball: Girls 8 A-B Game
@ Harrisburg Middle School Northlocation
B Team Plays at 4:15pm A Team Plays at 5:15pm Please do not arrive earlier than scheduled game times. We will start on time and have spaced out the games to hel...
B Team Plays at 4:15pm
A Team Plays at 5:15pm
Please do not arrive earlier than scheduled game times. We will start on time and have spaced out the games to help with social distancing.
D Teams Play First
B Team Plays at 4:15pm (McGovern will not field a 7th A Team) Please do not arrive earlier than scheduled game times. We will start on time and have spaced out ...
B Team Plays at 4:15pm (McGovern will not field a 7th A Team)


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Q: How to fix the stuck after logging in with Mikrotik API script? I'm having my thesis right now about Mikrotik scripting. I try the API on the Mikrotik website but I can't make any query into Mikrotik after my the login method on the Mikrotik router sends the !done message. It seems the script stuck after logging in. I have tried some suggestion on previous questions and even combined my script with another API script but it still stucks. How to fix this?
Thanks.
This is my main code : (Basicly this code is same with the Mikrotik API)
def main():
    user = "admin"
    passw = ""

    #use default username and password if not specified
    if len(sys.argv) == 4:
        user = sys.argv[2]
        passw = sys.argv[3]

    elif len(sys.argv) == 3:
        user = sys.argv[2]

    s = None
    for res in socket.getaddrinfo(sys.argv[1], "8728", socket.AF_UNSPEC, socket.SOCK_STREAM):
        af, socktype, proto, canonname, sa = res
        try:
            s = socket.socket(af, socktype, proto)
        except (socket.error):
            s = None
            continue
        try:
            s.connect(sa)
        except (socket.error):
            s.close()
            s = None
            continue
        break
    if s is None:
        print ('could not open socket')
        sys.exit(1)

    mikrotik = Mikrotik(s)
    mikrotik.login(user, passw)

    inputsentence = []

    while 1:
        r = select.select([s, sys.stdin], [], [], None)
        #r = select.select(s, [], [], 0.0)
        if s in r[0]:
            x = mikrotik.readSentence() # something to read in socket, read sentence

        if sys.stdin in r[0]:
            l = sys.stdin.readline() # read line from input and strip off newline
            l = l[:-1]

            # if empty line, send sentence and start with new
            # otherwise append to input sentence
            if l == '':
                mikrotik.writeSentence(inputsentence)
                inputsentence = []
            else:
                inputsentence.append(l)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

I expect the script will allow me to pass query into my Mikrotik router but unfortunately, the script stops after giving !done message and returning this error message.
in main function
r = select.select([s, sys.stdin], [], [], None)
OSError: [WinError 10038] An operation was attempted on something that is not a socket

A: It is my slightly mofidied version of same python module. It works well in python 3+ and RouterOS 6.3+
#!/usr/bin/python3
# -*- coding: latin-1 -*-
import sys, time, binascii, socket, select
import hashlib

class ApiRos:
    "Routeros api"
    def __init__(self, sk, silent:bool=False):
        self.sk = sk
        self.currenttag = 0
        self.silent = silent

    def login(self, username, pwd):
        for repl, attrs in self.talk(["/login", "=name=" + username,
                                      "=password=" + pwd]):
          if repl == '!trap':
            return False
          elif '=ret' in attrs.keys():
        #for repl, attrs in self.talk(["/login"]):
            chal = binascii.unhexlify((attrs['=ret']).encode(sys.stdout.encoding))
            md = hashlib.md5()
            md.update(b'\x00')
            md.update(pwd.encode(sys.stdout.encoding))
            md.update(chal)
            for repl2, attrs2 in self.talk(["/login", "=name=" + username,
                   "=response=00" + binascii.hexlify(md.digest()).decode(sys.stdout.encoding) ]):
              if repl2 == '!trap':
                return False
        return True

    def talk(self, words):
        if self.writeSentence(words) == 0: return
        r = []
        while 1:
            i = self.readSentence();
            if len(i) == 0: continue
            reply = i[0]
            attrs = {}
            for w in i[1:]:
                j = w.find('=', 1)
                if (j == -1):
                    attrs[w] = ''
                else:
                    attrs[w[:j]] = w[j+1:]
            r.append((reply, attrs))
            if reply == '!done': return r

    def writeSentence(self, words):
        ret = 0
        for w in words:
            self.writeWord(w)
            ret += 1
        self.writeWord('')
        return ret

    def readSentence(self):
        r = []
        while 1:
            w = self.readWord()
            if w == '': return r
            r.append(w)

    def writeWord(self, w):
        if not self.silent: print(("<<< " + w))
        self.writeLen(len(w))
        self.writeStr(w)

    def readWord(self):
        ret = self.readStr(self.readLen())
        if not self.silent: print((">>> " + ret))
        return ret

    def writeLen(self, l):
        if l < 0x80:
            self.writeByte((l).to_bytes(1, sys.byteorder))
        elif l < 0x4000:
            l |= 0x8000
            tmp = (l >> 8) & 0xFF
            self.writeByte(((l >> 8) & 0xFF).to_bytes(1, sys.byteorder))
            self.writeByte((l & 0xFF).to_bytes(1, sys.byteorder))
        elif l < 0x200000:
            l |= 0xC00000
            self.writeByte(((l >> 16) & 0xFF).to_bytes(1, sys.byteorder))
            self.writeByte(((l >> 8) & 0xFF).to_bytes(1, sys.byteorder))
            self.writeByte((l & 0xFF).to_bytes(1, sys.byteorder))
        elif l < 0x10000000:
            l |= 0xE0000000
            self.writeByte(((l >> 24) & 0xFF).to_bytes(1, sys.byteorder))
            self.writeByte(((l >> 16) & 0xFF).to_bytes(1, sys.byteorder))
            self.writeByte(((l >> 8) & 0xFF).to_bytes(1, sys.byteorder))
            self.writeByte((l & 0xFF).to_bytes(1, sys.byteorder))
        else:
            self.writeByte((0xF0).to_bytes(1, sys.byteorder))
            self.writeByte(((l >> 24) & 0xFF).to_bytes(1, sys.byteorder))
            self.writeByte(((l >> 16) & 0xFF).to_bytes(1, sys.byteorder))
            self.writeByte(((l >> 8) & 0xFF).to_bytes(1, sys.byteorder))
            self.writeByte((l & 0xFF).to_bytes(1, sys.byteorder))

    def readLen(self):
        c = ord(self.readStr(1))
        # print (">rl> %i" % c)
        if (c & 0x80) == 0x00:
            pass
        elif (c & 0xC0) == 0x80:
            c &= ~0xC0
            c <<= 8
            c += ord(self.readStr(1))
        elif (c & 0xE0) == 0xC0:
            c &= ~0xE0
            c <<= 8
            c += ord(self.readStr(1))
            c <<= 8
            c += ord(self.readStr(1))
        elif (c & 0xF0) == 0xE0:
            c &= ~0xF0
            c <<= 8
            c += ord(self.readStr(1))
            c <<= 8
            c += ord(self.readStr(1))
            c <<= 8
            c += ord(self.readStr(1))
        elif (c & 0xF8) == 0xF0:
            c = ord(self.readStr(1))
            c <<= 8
            c += ord(self.readStr(1))
            c <<= 8
            c += ord(self.readStr(1))
            c <<= 8
            c += ord(self.readStr(1))
        return c

    def writeStr(self, str):
        n = 0;
        while n < len(str):
            r = self.sk.send(bytes(str[n:], 'UTF-8'))
            if r == 0: raise RuntimeError("connection closed by remote end")
            n += r

    def writeByte(self, str):
        n = 0;
        while n < len(str):
            r = self.sk.send(str[n:])
            if r == 0: raise RuntimeError("connection closed by remote end")
            n += r

    def readStr(self, length):
        ret = ''
        # print ("length: %i" % length)
        while len(ret) < length:
            s = self.sk.recv(length - len(ret))
            if s == b'': raise RuntimeError("connection closed by remote end")
            # print (b">>>" + s)
            # atgriezt kaa byte ja nav ascii chars
            if s >= (128).to_bytes(1, "big") :
               return s
            # print((">>> " + s.decode(sys.stdout.encoding, 'ignore')))
            ret += s.decode(sys.stdout.encoding, "replace")
        return ret

def main():
    s = None
    for res in socket.getaddrinfo(sys.argv[1], "8728", socket.AF_UNSPEC, socket.SOCK_STREAM):
        af, socktype, proto, canonname, sa = res
        try:
             s = socket.socket(af, socktype, proto)
        except socket.error:
            s = None
            continue
        try:
            s.connect(sa)
        except socket.error:
            s.close()
            s = None
            continue
        break
    if s is None:
        print ('could not open socket')
        sys.exit(1)

    apiros = ApiRos(s);

    # use default username and pasword if not specified
    if len(sys.argv) == 4:
      if not apiros.login(sys.argv[2], sys.argv[3]):
        return
    elif len(sys.argv) == 3:
      if not apiros.login(sys.argv[2], ""):
        return
    else :
      if not apiros.login("admin", ""):
        return

    inputsentence = []

    while 1:
        r = select.select([s, sys.stdin], [], [], None)
        if s in r[0]:
            # something to read in socket, read sentence
            x = apiros.readSentence()

        if sys.stdin in r[0]:
            # read line from input and strip off newline
            l = sys.stdin.readline()
            l = l[:-1]

            # if empty line, send sentence and start with new
            # otherwise append to input sentence
            if l == '':
                apiros.writeSentence(inputsentence)
                inputsentence = []
            else:
                inputsentence.append(l)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

A: This is the code which I'm correcting in main code. And this code will ONLY WORKS on Windows only..
This will do on Windows because Windows cannot accept file objects or handle file descriptors which aren't from its original WinSock library.
while 1:
        r = select.select([s], [], [], 1)[0]
        import msvcrt
        if msvcrt.kbhit(): r.append(sys.stdin)
        if s in r:
            # something to read in socket, read sentence
            x = apiros.readSentence()

        if sys.stdin in r:
            # read line from input and strip off newline
            l = sys.stdin.readline()
            l = l[:-1]


text:
S.A. lawsuit: Hill-Rom cornering hospital-equipment market
Business // Local Business
Patrick Danner, Staff Writer
A Minnesota medical-equipment provider that recently lost a San Antonio hospital chain as a customer has accused a competitor of trying to monopolize the market for hospital beds and other equipment.
Universal Hospital Services Inc. sued Indiana-based Hill-Rom Holdings Inc. on Tuesday in U.S. District Court in San Antonio seeking unspecified financial damages. Universal also wants a court order directing Hill-Rom to stop its practices.
A Hill-Rom spokesman didn't respond to a request for comment. It's accused of offering customers "bundled deals" on hospital beds that "nobody else" could match.
"One of the biggest customers we've lost is in San Antonio," said Laurence Macon, a San Antonio lawyer representing Universal. He declined to name the customer. However, the lawsuit says Hill-Rom recently entered into a deal with HCA Holdings Inc. — which is a part owner of Methodist Healthcare System. Methodist operates nine area hospitals.
A Methodist spokeswoman confirmed it uses Hill-Rom beds but couldn't immediately provide any additional information.
Hill-Rom enjoys a 70 percent to 90 percent share of the standard hospital bed market, the suit claims.
This isn't the first time Hill-Rom or a predecessor has been accused of violating federal and state antitrust laws by allegedly engaging in "predatory conduct."
In 1995, San Antonio's Kinetic Concepts Inc, which manufactured hospital beds at the time, sued Hill-Rom predecessor Hillenbrand Industries Inc. for attempting to "leverage its monopoly power" in the hospital bed market to gain control in a related market for patient-handling equipment, Universal's suit states.
A San Antonio federal jury sided with KCI in 2002. Hillenbrand later that year agreed to settle the case for $250 million, Universal's suit notes.
The following year, South Carolina-based Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System sued Hill-Rom and Hillenbrand, alleging similar anti-competitive actions related to the rental of speciality hospital beds. Hillenbrand and Hill-Rom ultimately settled for about $316 million, the companies said in a 2006 news release.
In each dispute, officials for the defendants said they settled because it was best to "put this matter behind us."
As part of the 2006 settlement, the Universal suit states, Hill-Rom agreed to a voluntary injunction that prevented it from "leveraging its monopoly power" in the hospital bed market into the market for the rental of patient equipment for three years.
"The reprieve on the industry was short-lived," Universal's suit says. Once the injunction expired in 2009, the suit adds, Hill-Rom returned to "its old anti-competitive practices."
This time, however, the suit alleges Hill-Rom has targeted the broader markets for patient-handling and movable-medical equipment. Besides hospital beds, the equipment includes therapy surfaces used for patient lifting and moving, infusion pumps, ventilators and vital signs monitoring equipment.
pdanner@express-news.net
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The Supreme Court reversed the decision of the court of appeals affirming the trial court's judgment granting a bank's motion to dismiss this action brought by Plaintiff, holding that the allegations of the complaint were sufficient to survive the bank's motion to dismiss.
Plaintiff was listed as a joint tenant with right of survivorship on the checking and savings accounts. Plaintiff brought this breach of contract action alleging that Defendant, the bank, removed his name from checking and savings accounts without his consent and breached its duty to him as co-owner of the account by accepting forged signature cards. The Supreme Court reversed the dismissal of Defendant's motion to dismiss, holding (1) Plaintiffs sufficiently complied with Tenn. R. Civ. P. 10.03 by attaching the signature cards reflecting his status as a joint tenant with right of survivorship, which is the basis of his breach of contract claim; and (2) Plaintiff's claims were sufficient to survive a motion to dismiss because, under Tennessee law, a contractual relationship arises between a bank and joint tenants upon the creation of joint tenancy bank accounts and no statute affords banks protection from liability for removing a joint tenant's name from an account without the joint tenant's consent.
We granted this appeal to determine whether a person listed as a joint tenant with right of survivorship on checking and savings accounts sufficiently alleged claims for relief against a bank by asserting that the bank removed his name from the accounts without his consent and breached its duty to him as a co-owner of the account by accepting forged signature cards. We conclude that the allegations of the complaint are sufficient to survive the bank s motion to dismiss because, under Tennessee law: (1) each joint tenant with right of survivorship of a multiple-party account is deemed an owner of the account; (2) all joint tenants have presumptively equal ownership of account funds; (3) a contractual relationship arises between a bank and joint tenants upon the creation of joint tenancy bank accounts; (4) contracts cannot be modified except upon consent of the parties; and (5) no statute affords banks protection from liability for removing a joint tenant s name from an account without the joint tenant s consent. Accordingly, we reverse the decision of the Court of Appeals affirming the trial court s judgment granting the bank s motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim and remand this matter to the trial court for further proceedings consistent with this decision.
The Supreme Court reversed the court of appeals' decision affirming the trial court's judgment granting Defendant's motion to dismiss this action brought by Plaintiff, holding that the allegations of the complaint were sufficient to survive Defendant's motion to dismiss.


Who am I and what do I say?
All of this work with business takes time, energy, effort, constant update, constant development, and constant consideration over the development of the business into a business AND through the business as a business. If the factors are learned in business that's okay, but if processes and procedures aren't worked on with the business then FAILURE is the most likely option being prepared with the business.
The business can only continue with actions that assist it to resist failure. Reasons with this were found in my examination of a product commented on at Home Advisor.
We will have to completely reside a 4,000 sq ft house. Cannot find the manufacture.
For instance with the product development work while the business could have merchandised great & their product could have been great, but that doesn't mean their product appliers OR processes were good. If plans were made to integrate product development with the research time for testing and trials, part of this problem situation could have been reduced for Sandi before she even bought the product.
Product developments with the tests of uses in the products over time.
This work adds cost to the business before anything is shared with the public, but also while things are being shared with the public. Processes and procedures with legal and financial planning and actions with the business can impact development BUT in addition to that can influence procedures and actions beyond that.
Can all be integrated into product & process development both before client uses and with client uses.
How many individuals like Sandi could have appreciated working with the business in product development if they were give 'cost reduction' options for product uses with tests and trials in use of their home. And with the communications processes prepared for the comments & 'problems' & 'value' uses with the products in application; uses; the results.
For example if Sandi's home of T111 was covered by this material when the T111 was 'damp' because the wood was bought brand new, then it could mean anyone doing the application on 'new wood' could have problems also. In addition to that because DAMP WOOD is often found with new products, the aging processes and procedures with wood could impact the application time frames with this new Liquid Siding application.
Liquid siding from my reading is a form of material like vinyl siding, but being that it's painted, it seals any product problems, like moisture in wood, beneath the plastic. And what happens when your kids OR you have sweaty wet wear put in plastic bags that are left that way over time. The stinky clothes can rot in the bags if they aren't cleaned & dried before being put into plastic OR storage again.
For the business the T111 material could have been new, damp, and needed to be dried before the Liquid Siding was applied.
But did it practice communication and processes with the customers it had with problems like that?
Did it prepare application tests and processes that could have reduced those problems?
Shouldn't it have prepared for appliers that used the product incorrectly with it's legal and communication procedures before it suffered the problems from 'idiots' in business that do not follow the manufacturer application processes?
Shouldn't it have taken the time to make sure the products were sold with a little more cost for the customers, so that the prices would assist them to continue to care for the users after they had 'problems' resulting from bad uses and applications?
Were the applicators hired by the business?
How did the business prepare & train people doing applications with it's products?
What contracts did the business prepare for applicators working with it's business?
What times & process actions were part of the business application procedures that the contractors were to work with for the business?
If applicator's weren't hired were the business, were there information guides prepared so other contractors would have application guidance by the business to use?
Were there product warranty contracts & actions prepared to handle legal situations resulting from unapproved applicators using the business products inaccurately?
A business is always growing. No business will have no additional costs after it's up and running, which means there will always be additional costs beyond normal business costs when a business is up and running. Taking the time with plans and procedures to make sure actions and processes are prepared for business development with each and every customer & each and every product takes time, effort, energy, consideration, care, and business development with actions over time.
Uses with business should always be prepared for advancing and changing, that's why research and development are so important as are the communications and interactions with customers.
can assist a business in avoiding failure. This is not a guarantee, but it's a tool that can be of assistance.
For anyone who doesn't consider the future with their actions of the present can be preparing for some sorts of failure. If mom & dad train their kids to be as they are how with their kids develop to be adults which are more than kids as they are?
More here continuing from #29- OUR Responsibilities! … MY medical file, which I didn't make, could have eliminated that mistreatment, with my files of prescriptions showing every drug I ever got as well as the hospitals & doctors I used.
Likely because of their fear of being hassled by patients who could sue them with sexual molestation, a legal matter, for the doctor touching the patient.
Causing more reliance on technical reports INSTEAD OF getting or viewing visuals or blood tests with numerical comparisons for more accurate assessments.
Even though the doctor should do further investigation beyond sending the patient to get an X-ray or other test done by a technician that has no idea where the problem really is AND has no time to make an accurate assessment unless the doctor or patient shares more than basic details it is likely the issue has not been brought to their attention.
These are problems leading to doctors making mistakes in assessing my pain.
As the previous record of Rhapsodie's Visual Detailing Pain & Variations demonstrates in accord with my lower LEFT arm, as well as my information of relational pain in accord with a bloody urinary tract infection and my left shoulder rotator cuff situations.
But why aren't doctors doing more to make more accurate assessments?
As a patient I did not keep a record for the doctors to view, I did not take the time to prepare so that the doctors had a real reason to care. A person seeking a new car often does more work before shopping than I did in going to the doctor's. We have to do more or we could suffer for not taking care.
While I have been treated for diabetes melytus since the age of 5, but for the last 20 years my sugars with the Minimed Insulin Pump and my personal diet and sugar care have kept my Hemoglobin A1C levels in a range that a normal person has. This means I do not have eye, limb, nerve, or kidney problems. Consistent visits with my Diabetic Care & Resource Center has also assisted me in getting ideas that have assisted me in living without more diabetic problems.
I'm sorry, we are all unique aren't we, so why should we expect the doctors to be able to make accurate estimates when there is a big, PAIN, gap in their association requests?
Just because our medical system makes a recommendation to do something in making an assessment it does not mean that it is being done correctly either so we all have to make sure we are taking the time effort and energy to make sure our care is appropriate in getting to the issue or we could suffer huge from inaccurate assessments. Even more than taking the time to get the accurate assessments.
Even spending more time than it may take to get the accurate assessments. OH yes, and please remember that if you get older than college age, and are younger than retired the doctors will do more than is necessary to care for you. SO you have to pay, pay, pay, and pay to get anything done before you die from their inaccurate ASSessments. I'd take my care to a garage and a problem would be mentioned that they say is going to cost me a certain amount, I'd go and do research. I'd contact other garages to see if I get the same or a similar estimate without telling them about the other garage visit.
But because you aren't allowed to have your own files make sure to get those WITH EVERY SINGLE VISIT TO THE DOCTORS and ADD YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS, DENTAL VISITS, and ANY of your own NATURAL TREATMENTS.
Please forgive me, but you'll likely want to right click and open in a new tab, because the click link MAY NOT WORK.
#26- Your healthcare is YOUR HEALTHCARE!
More here continuing from #28- More ACCURATE ASSESSMENTS with Good Reporting, Filing, & Reviewing … Our Responsibilities… So all of the work of our healthcare has been handed to strangers, doctors, technicians, nurses, pharmacists, and the government BUT we all have responsibilities for our selves, BUT do we take care of our responsibilities for our selves and our families?
Unhealthy diets can cause us to have deficiencies in our systems that significantly add to problems with our growing bones.
http://www.boost-bone-density.com/causes.html is a site that is very informative about bone growths. Including information corresponding to bone density is a massing of bone cells in smaller amounts of space, my dense bones for many years suffered almost no pain. Injuries which have caused my bones to repeatedly work to fix themselves, could be causes for why I now know a lot more about weather pain, but my self treatment seems to keep the pain from being too bad presently… it is not only a continually good diet, but it also is ginger which is a natural anti-inflammatory.
lots of physical inactivity also can add to the problems grown for us as a people.
Many of us begin trying to live healthy after we have lived in fun for many years. But how many of us are suffering from our fun, with possibly injuries or problems that add cause to our reasons for suffering pain?
Blah, blah, blah… yes I talk too much, sorry. But you may also find that the use of nature can enhance your health. For me the old Dr. Jarvis treatment of unpasteurized cider vinegar and local honey has resulted in me avoiding the medicines for Acid Re-flux, Allergies, and possibly arthritis also. The previous Bone Density link shares information about how chemicals treating Thyroid conditions actually do not add value to bone building in the body.
All of our natural care for ourselves is another addition to the information we should share with our doctors. They also may be ignorant of us because they skin a small sheet of information about us. And the longer we have been treated the more fiddling files there are about us for our doctors to review.
This way we keep a medical record for our lives and for a reference to use in sharing with others.
For us the value is a binder of work we've done for ourselves. AND this assists us when we seek out new doctors, did they get reports from all your doctors about all your medications or were there missing files that they need to have?
And you know why this is my recommendation?
It's because I'm not anyone but me, there is no guide in their files designating me for them. The sense of this is because a lot of doctors I've visited recently tend to generalize me with all other diabetics they have treated, but I am me not them. So generally there is at least 2 minutes of every 10 minute visit with a doctor telling them to check my A1C records, to do the research, that I am healthy. And there are still doctors that do not look beyond their past knowledge of other people before they start estimating me and the pain I have been living with.
records of my lower caloric intake have been ignored?
With the body situations of having eaten very little for over 3 years that could be effecting my bones, joints, organs, and other body areas too.
records of balanced food consumption have been ignored?
With my work to eat balanced amounts of food diminished by no hunger.
comments about skin, hair, body, and other problems have been put to the side because only one issue at a time can be taken into account.
What idiocy, how can you know any issue if you don't take the time, effort, and energy to make a real determination of the issue?
which ALL fit me somewhat. The Respiratory Alkalosis was proven not to be asthma AND Diabetes Insipidus have bone weakness associations; the Osteomylitus may have been acquired with walking around barefoot and having a nasty prickly bite me the inflammation in my right calf started about 2 months after that. There has been no other work by doctors, beyond believing the lies of technician's who were too overworked in reports, reading of information, and going through so many files.
AND because I don't want to insult them with asking for tests for these, because the microscopic parasite test I asked for was a work done by so many to find the test. BUT the LAB SHOULD HAVE SAID "Go to the hospital, we can't do that here LIED!" And this lie has made my whole family get infected also, I lost my Walmart job because of the disease, BUT my family sacrificed so I could go to college.
More here continuing from #27- Good COMMUNICATION a Necessity … BUT everything with these tests depends on the technologists and the lab technician's accurately reporting AND the doctors & their medical teams accurately gathering and filing reports AND reviewing them accurately also.
There are multiple areas for getting technical assessments medically.
these are only a few of the areas where more work is needed to make assessments correctly. In some cases the assessments are just wrong because they do not have the detail needed to be accurate.
A BMI takes a government assessment of weight corresponding to the body and uses that to suppose if you are healthy or not. But did you know that BMI is only using your weight and height for making the assessment of your health? But Farmer John who is out in the garden 8 hours per day with a weight of 200 at a height of 72 inches (6 feet) of height could be way healthier than Everette Pike at a height of 72 inches (6 feet) of height with a weight of 190 could be a lot unhealthier. The BMI doesn't differentiate based on accurate assessments, it is only used for generalized measures based on generalized estimates of the public.
Body Composition tests which measure the water mass, bone + organ mass, fat mass, and muscle mass can result in much more accurate health assessments. If Farmer John has– 28% muscle & 48% water & 18% bone + organ mass then the fat levels for him are at a 6% level, meaning he is very, very healthy. But the so called healthier Everette Pike according to the BMI estimates could be a person who doesn't do much more than sit in front of the computer and work. With the exact same heights these men are inaccurately assessed when BMI is the only factor of health assessment. Because weight is the only subset in differentiating and making the estimate of health.
WHY ISN'T THERE A MORE ACCURATE PAIN ASSESSMENT?
Yes the doctors do try to determine how much a person exercises, but do they ever ask about the chores you are doing outside of walking?
Everette Pike in the body composition test results in 12% muscle & 32% water & 20% bone + organ mass then the fat levels for him are at a 36% level, meaning he is very unhealthy. Because of his youth and the loose clothes he wears the BMI assessments show him at a healthier level than farmer John. But he is less hydrated, has a way higher fat on body amount, and is not burning the food with the muscle either. His results from the body composition test could help doctors advise him to exercise more and could assist him in resisting heart diseases and organ problems also.
And these were only examples, what if a woman had a body composition test done that showed 12% muscle & 68% water & 16% bone + organ mass then the fat levels for her would be at a 4% level, meaning she is oddly out of proportion for being alive. And it could cause doctors to make more accurate assessments of problems she is sharing with them.
Oh yes I have complaints about the technical assessments done, because there are no variances in the assessments from the hospitals who I'm planning on suing for malpractice, liability, and long term disability resulting from lack of good care.
that I am a hypochondriac because the ONLY estimates they look at are the ones that SIMPLE TO SEE.
Which may mean I'll need to wait until I'm dead, and my family sues, or I'm treated because they have misfiled and inaccurately billed my insurance and me among other things. But I can sue them for liability, because of lack of proper actions and miscommunication, this will vary because of the law changes, but it's useful because I can act without dying or getting the accurate diagnoses which I can't pay for now.
BUT YOU CAN SAVE YOURSELF, AND YOUR DOCTORS CAN WORK TO MAKE MORE ACCURATE DIAGNOSIS WITH THEIR WORK & YOUR'S ALSO!
So all of the work of our healthcare has been handed to strangers, doctors, technicians, nurses, pharmacists, and the government BUT we all have responsibilities for our selves, BUT do we take care of our responsibilities for our selves and our families?
More here continuing from #26- Your healthcare is YOUR HEALTHCARE! … BUT those tests are only good if the technician making the report doesn't rewrite what the X-ray report really showed or they didn't stuff in what a doctor wrote previously.
In continuing from the previous page we see how the tests and lab work is done as part of the doctor's work. If the assessments and actions with the tests are done well then the problems can grow. Beyond that there needs to be great communication between the doctors and the lab people and the technicians. For instance how can the doctor know that there's a bone biopsy needle for a small suction bit that can give good results with less painful costs unless there is that communication?
How will the MRI person make a report accurately when there were two broken limbs, but the doctor didn't tell them of that? Even if the patient says something and the technician doesn't see a notification in the doctor's report then the MRI is a waste of time and money for everyone. Look at the other tests here with Osteomyelitis (Bone Infection) from MedicineNet.com, by John P. Cunha.
Osteomyelitis is an infection of bone.
The doctor may then order tests to help diagnose osteomyelitis.
None of these is specific for osteomyelitis but they can suggest that there MAY BE SOME INFECTION in the body. [NEVER DONE FOR RHAPSODIE] …After an area of bone is identified with possible osteomyelitis, a biopsy of the bone may be obtained to help determine precisely which bacteria are involved, and the culture of this can indicate the best choice for antibiotic treatment.
The information is very good in comparison with the other, but it also added the detail that the bone scans done COULD show osteomyelitis not that they would. The only way to do that is to get an accurate diagnosis is to do a biopsy of the bone. And that sounds horribly painful, if bone core is exposed that can be easier, but not if it's buried. Bone skin and bone does feel pain, the outer area between the skin and the core may not feel as much because the nerves are centered near moving blood not 'callused' bone formations but I know every time a splice grows from a fracture.
More here continuing from #25- Infectious PAIN Variances … So if a doctor makes a care statement, they should also have a reason to give me as well as a general detail so I can get their understanding to a better degree.
BUT if I them to do that for me, I should work to take care of myself also. They can't make a correct diagnosis if I go in without a list of things to talk about. In youth the list wasn't really needed but as an adult, your healthcare is YOUR HEALTHCARE! Really how can a doctor treat you if they don't know what they are looking for AND they don't know details of test types?
On January 4th 2018- MEDICALNEWSTODAY, by Christian Nordqvist discussed information in the article What is osteomyelitis? For Rhapsodie if her doctors knew of the reality of the pain the pertinent points shared here would be of great value.
Rhapsodie knows she had an infection and thinks one is growing again, but the healthy life she's tried to live without lack of treatment means her body continues fighting infections tremendously.
"The physician will examine the affected body part for signs of osteomyelitis, including tenderness and swelling. They will ask about recent medical history, especially any recent accidents, operations, or infections.
It is hard enough to have an issue that causes pain, a broken on my left foot next to the smallest toe that was dislocated in the 2000 car accident, took over 4 months to stop hindering my steps. No my toe did not hurt when I was in bed, but walking is a part of life, and walking with a smaller broken toe can be done, it can still cause pain. The injured toe, as healing, didn't remain isolated away from life so there were times when it got bruised while it was healing. Areas that are exposed to injury can suffer more pain as well as more associable issues with infection. This can cause more pain issues also, the UTI examples are infections of various types for many situations.
Doctors often run a temperature on people, but what about people who do not have normal body temperatures? The Disabled World, Feb. 21, 2018, article about temperature says that an adult person who has "normal body temperature ranges in the mouth (oral) [that] is about 36.8°C (98.2°F)" temperature normal, then the concern because "[a] temperature over 38°C (100.4°F) most often means you have a fever caused by infection or illness." This means that the normal temperature person has changed temperature 2.2oF to 2.7oF in order to have a high temperature. "[A] fever is indicated when body temperature rises about one degree or more over the normal temperature.
My normal is 97.3oF to 97.7oF using a mouth thermometer, which means that at 99.1 OR 99.5 I would be in fever. The hyperthermia has not been heard by the doctors because they ASSume that the normal is the same for me just like it is for everyone else. AND it is NOT! For over a year now I've had temperatures more than a degree over normal, and that's one of the only infection sign I know has been tested for and there are other tests.
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It was my parents wedding anniversary recently. Usually, I don't celebrate it with them (I think wedding anniversaries are a couples thing), but today was an EXTRA special day… I had been plotting a surprise!
One of my sisters (who lives in England) had let me in on her exciting news. She is coming to Perth for a holiday with her kids this December. I'm completely giddy with excitement, particularly as they have never made the big trip to Australia and my parents were going to be over the moon to hear the news! It's been years since we saw them. So, I'd planned a Skype call after lunch, so my sister could tell them face to face!
Being a special occasion, we picked Basq in Currambine, one of the best dining spots in our area. The modern European restaurant has a stylishly modern fit out and a buzzing atmosphere. It's a very light and airy place, with high ceilings and huge open windows.
I'm still fairly new to all this gluten free lark, so I really appreciate when menu items are clearly marked with "GF", so I don't need to interpret each and every dish. Unfortunately, they don't do this at Basq, though the wait staff were only too happy to help me and make suggestions. I chose the braised beef cheeks, the lush meat soft and lip-smackingly delicious. The gluten component swapped for roasted potatoes, which were crisp. Also on the plate were green beans, a parsnip puree, radish and pistachios.
My Dad tucked into his steak, which was very tasty and cooked perfectly medium, as requested. On the side were chips, dressed leaves and a creamy peppercorn sauce.
Little Chef was kept occupied by some colouring in. There are some taste bud tempting dishes on the kid's menu. Little Chef gave his lunch the big thumbs up! The kid's fish and chips is a generous serve. The fish is fresh and coated with a crisp golden batter, served with a pile of fries, a dressed salad and plenty of sauce.
Feeling full, we weren't planning to indulge in dessert. The waitress had overheard that my parents were celebrating their anniversary and a complimentary dessert was sent out from the kitchen for us to share. What a lovely touch! My Mum almost cried, all the while I was thinking to myself "if you're crying now over a dessert – just you wait!". We all relished the scrumptious chocolate fudge brownie, ice cream and salted caramel.
The mod-rustic vibe matches the European tapas menu perfectly. Basq is the kind of restaurant that you'd usually find in the inner suburbs of Perth or Fremantle. It's my go-to local restaurant for a quality family meal, pre movie eats or a special occasion.
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Josh Radnor, Gretchen Mol Open in Pulitzer Prize-Winning 'Disgraced' on Broadway: REVIEW
October 24, 2014 by Naveen Kumar
BY NAVEEN KUMAR
There is a chilling, heart-stopping moment at the height of Disgraced, Ayad Akhtar's sharp and engrossing Pulitzer Prize-winning play, which opened on Broadway last night at the Lyceum Theatre. Once you recover from the shock of it, you'll wonder how you allowed yourself to be so caught off guard.
Maybe you were busy admiring the seductive surfaces of director Kimberly Senior's sleek, vivid production, getting wrapped up in the lives of the über smart, affluent and self-possessed thirty-somethings onstage, who seem to embody every astute, aspiring young person's idea of That Perfect New York Life.
Amir (Hari Dhillon), a dapper corporate lawyer and second-generation Pakistani immigrant, and his wife Emily (Gretchen Mol), a thoughtful, blossoming visual artist, share an enviable, impeccably modern Manhattan apartment and cut a prime yet casual example of cross-cultural harmony. While Emily mines Islamic forms and aesthetic ideals in her latest work, Amir is a self-professed and often vocal apostate to Islam.
The drama begins when Amir's nephew Abe (Danny Ashok) asks him to offer legal counsel to an imam imprisoned (falsely, Abe believes) on suspicion of funding Hamas. Amir strongly resists stepping in, while Emily urges him to help. Fast-forward several weeks when Emily has a shot at being included in a show at the Whitney. The curator Isaac (Josh Radnor), husband to a close colleague of Amir's, Jory (Karen Pittman), visits to view Emily's work. Jump ahead another few months to find the four friends gathering for an intimate dinner party.
Akhtar's drama unspools a number of distinct threads that come together only in its explosive, compelling climax. Above all, it's a play about ideas and appearances—intelligent, grounded people who think they know who they are and what they believe, until they don't. The play raises provocative questions—about identity, race, faith, art, love and at times, the whole of human history. This is, of course, no small feat in 90 minutes and could easily go down like a giant pill.
But Akhtar's characters are people you want to know, and uniformly excellent performances from the cast make you feel as though you already do. The heady and pressing questions that arise are firmly grounded in the very human and messy drama unfolded onstage. That they come from the mouths of characters so convincingly rendered makes them all the more haunting.
Senior, who also directed the play's Off-Broadway premiere at Lincoln Center Theatre in 2012, does fine work balancing the Akhtar's litany of nuanced perspectives on hot-button issues. For a drama so much about visual surfaces, the production's design adds rich texture to the story, including the set by John Lee Beatty, costumes by Jennifer Von Mayrhauser and lighting by Kenneth Posner.
In the time between the play's first production and its Broadway premiere, the context in which we hear and understand its core dilemma has changed dramatically, with renewed violence in the Middle East and racial tensions at home. Akhtar's drama certainly doesn't have the answers, but it asks the poignant questions.
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dictating the culture: live show.
"Over The Bridge Podcast" explores blackness, the creative industries and cultural capital to ask 'how do we dictate the culture?'.
Just over a month ago, Bilal, Tom, Kwaku and Patrick took their riveting discussions surrounding life as young black and mixed-race men live for the first time to launch season three of Over The Bridge Podcast, and this discussion was important.
The theme – 'Dictating the Culture'. They set out to explore and define what "the culture" actually is, where and how it operates, how it affects and is affected by Black British people, and address the topic of "creatives". To help them, they invited two incredible black women in the creative scene – Swarzy Macaly and Shanice Mears.
The conversation began by exploring what the meaning of culture to the panelists. After Tom's anecdotal stories of watching West Ham football matches, as well as the general consensus of grime music being an integral part of their culture as young black men, the hosts started to discuss the cultural capital their perceived "black" culture may have. The theme of "high" and "low culture" was presented and discussed, and this left me feeling quite angry. Not at the panelists, but at the fact that black culture is generally considered low culture, as Patrick noted. How is it, that the very people who use our culture to increase their profits, simultaneously regard our culture as either unworthy or "low"?
audience at "Dictating the Culture". credit: "Over The Bridge Podcast".
Swarzy, Kiss FM radio presenter and curator of "Too Much Source", was then introduced and her knowledge was invaluable in this discussion. The conversation moved to how Black British culture makes up "the culture" we often refer to. Our music, our fashion, our slang, our behavioural patterns; all of these things make up a shared Black British identity in the UK, which directly influences our culture. Having said this, a lot of our cultural gatekeepers aren't black – Charlie Sloth and Tim Westwood are just two of many examples. In music alone, Swarzy told us of how few black people there often are in the room when creating radio playlists, and it is public knowledge that many label execs are not black. It seems to me that, what we create is both stigmatized when we create it, yet of great worth when we aren't the ones profiting from it.
Shanice, co-founder of creative agency The Elephant Room and brand manager for GUAP Magazine, came to the stage and immediately addressed how London-centric Black culture is viewed in the UK. PSA: not all Black British people live in the London, and a lot of brilliant Black cultural moments are created outside of the M25. Following on, the hosts pivoted the conversation to creatives. The general consensus was that creativity was not limited to the creative industries, and thus the term creative is quite ambiguous. Creativity requires difference; difference in solution, difference in approach, difference in people. But, as Bilal asked, does creativity always have to be counterculture? (I'll leave you to think about that).
"Shanice Mears" and hosts "Patrick" and "Tom" at "Dictating the Culture". credit: "Over The Bridge Podcast"
My favourite definition of culture of the night came from Swarzy, which said culture is the 'the personality and behaviour of a shared group of people in a particular era'. To me, this means that everyone is a part of the creation of culture, not just creatives. Although the creative industries may now be more accessible as traditional educational pathways are more contested, especially by Black people, everyone aids in creating or continuing culture. But then, who should be at the forefront of this specific culture? Creatives? Maybe academics; Patrick highlighted that they need to be a part of shaping our culture so we never forget where we came from. True. But where is our culture going? As the 'shared group of people' in this era continue to overlap in cultural traditions, with Black Africans and Black Caribbeans in the UK creating a new "Black British culture", we could be heading towards an African-American-styled shared experience as Kwaku suggested.
All in all, this amazing discussion taught us that we are, and have been, at the forefront of creating and producing cultural moments in the United Kingdom, and we have to think about how we operate within this culture. Are we excluding and including based on "clout" rather than talent? Are we promoting authenticity or acceptability in the cultural faces we push forward? And, are we ignoring important questions as it is more comfortable to maintain the cultural status quo?
If you haven't listened yet, be sure to catch this episode on your favourite podcast app. And if you wanted to experience a live show yourself, they're having another one! This time, the topic is 'Masculinity: Taking off the Mask' at The Curtain Hotel, Shoreditch on March 25th. Grab your ticket NOW before they sell out, again.
As always, Over The Bridge love continuing the discussion, so be sure to follow them on socials @otbpodcastuk. I also like continuing on discussions, so be sure to comment or hit me up on my socials @jalekapo, and keep up with me on my website. "
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OK, according to Facebook I have over 2,000 friends. I hope every one of you will read the 3 paragraphs below. Why? Because they are straight out of the Bible, the GOD'S WORD Bible. They are not only straight out of the Bible, but they, "Let Christ's Word with all its wisdom and richness live in you." When we read our Bible, and do what it says, we have God's wisdom and richness living in us. ENJOY!
Since you were brought back to life with Christ, focus on the things that are above-where Christ holds the highest position. Keep your mind on things above, not on worldly things. You have died (through baptism), and your life is hidden with Christ in God. Christ is your life. When He appears, then you, too, will appear with Him in glory.
So, how is your relationship with Jesus? Maybe I should ask 'Do you have a relationship with Jesus?' As a Christen, we should ALL have a vibrant, continuous, honest, and a heart that is reflecting, Jesus. The Apostle Paul had such a wonderful relationship with Jesus Christ, that he gave up his confidence in physical things. He traded in his life, as a well decorated, high ranking Pharisee, for a relationship with Jesus…. Who had already gone to heaven.
In the book of Ephesians, the Apostle Paul refers to our speech in several verses. In the first two instances he sets the positive way of our speaking against the negative. "So then, get rid of lies. Speak the truth to each other, because we are all members of the same body." (Eph 4:25). And… "Don't say anything that would hurt another person. Instead, speak only what is good so that you can give help wherever it is needed. That way, what you say will help those who hear you." (Eph 4:29).


Hurricane Irma left devastation to the Caribbean islands, and St Maarten was one of the hardest hit. There aren't words to describe the impact that Irma left behind, causing catastrophic damage to thousands of homes and businesses. The crew members favorite spot, Honky Tonk Bar in St Maarten was also destroyed. That's why Cara Charne, a Royal Caribbean crew member has started a fundraising to help the owners rebuild this special place with many great memories. The fund for helping Honky Tonk Bar was set for $2000 and it went over very fast by donations of many crew members.
"Crew please give whatever you can to help our friends at Honky Tonk. We've all spent time there whether it be to eat, drink, use the wifi or hang out with friends or the awesome owners. Please help these guys get back on their feet and rebuild their business, thank you!!!" wrote Cara Charne on her Facebook Profile.
"There aren't words to describe the impact that this image will have for so many (particularly crew members) but more so for those whose livelihood depended on the patronage of millions of cruising holidaymakers every year. My heart goes out to everyone affected by the fallout of Irma. May the rest of her journey just find sea and solitary areas of land. A big hope, I know, but a hope nonetheless" commented Ray Emery.


I have Windows 2000 Professional installed on my pc computer. Then i decided I wanted to get the apple i-phone which required me to install windows xp. Now i have absolutely no memory left on my computer, two operating systems and lots of problems. How can I totally delete it all and start from scratch. And how can I back up my existing files? I have no memory to install any new software to back it up.
First, you do not need any additional software to backup your personal files. The easiest way to do that is to copy them to a few cd's (if you have a cd-r drive) or you can get yourself a 1 or 2 GB usb flash drive (memory stick) which you can buy from any computer store or wal-mart for less than $30. All you need to do is just plug in the flash drive (no installations required) and drag your files to its icon. Then you can drag the files back from the flash drive to the computer.
Now after copying your files to a cd or flash drive, you can do a fresh install of windows xp which will wipe out all the information on your hard drive and load xp on a fresh hard drive. To do that you need your windows xp installation cd, then set your computer to boot from the cd, place the xp installation cd in the drive , reboot and follow the instructions for a fresh installation.
Hope this helps. If you have any questions let me know.
To make your computer boot from cd you need to access the system BIOS and change the boot order making cd the first option.
Now the way to access the BIOS depends on your computer's brand and model. But in all systems you will need to press a certain key immediately after the computer starts booting (it usually flashes a message on the screen showing which key to press). In most systems that key is F2 but it can be any one of these keys F1, F2, F8, F10 or DEL.
For more information check this guide for installing Windows 2000.
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Skilled resources are vital to comply with the challenges and assure that investments are well managed. Moreover, the use of specialized consultants has increased significantly over the last decade, as an inevitable consequence of organizations' need to quickly adapt to the dynamic market conditions. Companies need to be flexible and agile in order to remain competitive in today's global marketplace, and by taking a strategic approach to staffing they will be able to streamline the talent supply chain.
Sirius Business Group is a specialist supplier of consultants to engineering projects in various sectors such as the Telecom, IT, Power and Utilities and Transportation. For the past 13 years, we have basically been providing highly skilled talents on a temporary basis so our clients only use the skills in the period they need them. By helping our clients organizations gain better access to skilled experts through the use of consultants, contractors or other temporary workers, we can help them in being flexible and agile and gain competitive advantage.
To cut costs – reduce costs of employment expenses e.g. taxes, insurance, HR costs, benefits.
To save time – eliminate time and resources spent on searching, advertising, screening, interviewing, administrating etc.
To be more flexible – have the ability to work agile and remain competitive.
To respond quickly to change – Scale up or down as needed.
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'While harm reduction can be viewed as an end in itself with a focus on mitigating harm to individuals, families and the community as a whole, harm reduction strategies can also be viewed collectively as a platform or point of access for promoting long-term health, and, for those with severe alcohol and other drug problems, long-term personal and family recovery.
'Harm reduction and abstinence approaches for the management and resolution of AOD problems have often been presented as binary choices within what have often been vitriolic debates within the AOD problems arena.
At a policy level, there has similarly been a tendency for governments to focus on one or the other of these strategies while marginalizing the alternative. What we have attempted to explore in this article is how such approaches might be more effectively integrated to achieve greater balance at both social policy and service practice levels.
Spurred on by a philosophy that holds long-term recovery as the ultimate goal for all individuals with AOD problems, considerable efforts have been exerted by the City of Philadelphia to achieve integration of AATR and HR approaches.
However, many questions remain about the desirability, mechanics, and outcomes of such integration. What is clear is that the chasm between HR and AATR principles and practices is being bridged with hybrid approaches that integrate public health and clinical perspectives. Such integration may well constitute the future for the management of the most severe, complex, and chronic AOD problems.
Public health and medical models of intervention into AOD problems can each result in a depersonalization of the very people they are intended to serve. Resilience and recovery perspectives may offer a way to humanize both approaches while retaining their most valuable elements.
Hybrid models that blend elements of HR and AATR may be particularly well-suited for individuals and families who have been difficult to reach, engage, treat, and reintegrate into mainstream community life through traditional service programs.


The EZ Flash Omega is the latest update to the EZ-Flash line of GBA flashcarts that is capable of playing GBA, GB, GBC, and NES ROMs. It replaced the now discontinued EZ-Flash IV and EZ-Flash REFORM flashcarts. This step by step tutorial will give you all of the setup and usage guides that will show you how to set up the flashcart as well as offering you a guide on how to use the many different features of the EZ-Flash Omega.
A Micro SD Card.. You can use any micro SD card up to 128GB in size.
This step is optional, but something that we wanted to cover here. Each and every EZ Flash Omega comes with 2 different cartridge cases. One of the cases is a full-size case that matches and is suited for the Gameboy Advance and Gameboy Advance SP, while the other, smaller case is specifically for those users who wish to use their EZ-Flash Omega in the DS Lite systems and as such, it is made to fit flush into the DS Lite Slot 2 cartridge port.
Place the EZ-Flash Omega face down on a hard surface with the back of the cartridge facing you.
There is just 1 screw holding the case together. Simply locate the screw on the back of the EZ Flash that holds the back plate and front side together.
Use a small Phillips screwdriver in order to loosen and remove the screw.
Remove the back plate and the EZ Flash Omega circuit board.
If you're changing it from the GBA size plastic shell to the DS Lite sized shell simply place the EZ Flash Omega Printed Circuit board into the desired shell.
Replace the back plate/shell for the EZ Flash Omega and align it with the front part of the case. Making sure to make note of the micro SD card slot and ensure it is lined up properly.
Install the small screw on the back of the EZ Flash to secure the front and back of the cartridge cases.
2. Once you have formatted your Micro SD Card, you now have to download the EZ Flash Omega kernel firmware files, cheats and thumbnails. These can be found on our EZ Flash Omega Downloads Page. You will also need to use WinZip or the free 7Zip unarchiving tool to unarchive the firmware kernel files.
4. Once you have the kernel files on the Micro SD Card, you will now want to drag and drop / copy and paste over all of the files you want to load and play on your card. You can copy over GBA, GB or NES files right to the micro SD card. We would suggest that you create a folder for each of the different systems and place your files into the corresponding folder.
5. Now that you have both the kernel files and all of your game files on the Micro SD Card, remove the micro SD Card from the reader / writer and insert the micro SD card into your EZ Flash Omega and plug your EZ Flash Omega into your GBA or DS or DS Lite console.


Some may be tempted to risk prosecution by disposing of commercial waste illegally, but any short-term gain will soon be forgotten when a large fine becomes a reality. Bernard Locke, who has a barber shop in the north-east of England, regrets not playing by the rules.
Instead, a prosecution followed and Mr Locke was found guilty after a hearing at his local Magistrates' Court. Magistrates ordered a fine of £750, prosecution costs of £500 and a victim surcharge of £75.