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Report: Rockets optimistic Chris Paul will miss 'only two-to-three weeks'
Houston Rockets guard Chris Paul (hamstring) could be sidelined as little as 2-3 weeks, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reports.
There's optimism that Chris Paul's left hamstring injury will cost him only two-to-three weeks out of the Rockets lineup, league sources tell ESPN.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) December 21, 2018
Paul sustained the injury against the Miami Heat on Thursday night. If this projection rings true, Paul will miss about 6-10 games, but it sounds as if that's the best-case scenario. Mark Berman of Fox 26 Sports confirms that 2-3 weeks is the expectation.
NBA sources confirm Chris Paul expected to miss 2-3 weeks after suffering a strained hamstring in the loss last night in Miami.
— Mark Berman (@MarkBermanFox26) December 21, 2018
In Paul's absence, James Harden will continue carrying the offensive workload while Brandon Knight and Michael Carter-Williams could see an increase in minutes.
Rockets' Gerald Green says 'we got to just keep fighting' without Chris Paul
Rockets await Chris Paul's MRI, fear he could be out for 'some time'
Rockets' Chris Paul heads to locker room clutching left hamstring
Rockets stats: James Harden, Christian Wood score 75 in overtime loss
All-Star guard James Harden led the way for Houston with 44 points (55% FG) and 17 assists, while new starting center Christian Wood had a remarkable debut with 31 points (64% FG) and 13 rebounds.
Yet, because of a similarly epic showing by Trail Blazers guard C.J. McCollum, Portland survived Saturday night's thriller in overtime, 128-126 (box score). It was the first game of the 2020-21 regular season for the Rockets (0-1), while the Blazers evened their record at 1-1. McCollum scored 44 and hit a career-high nine shots from 3-point range.
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While the Houston Rockets are reportedly opening up the search for James Harden trade partners beyond Philadelphia and Brooklyn, the former MVP is still in the Rockets' preseason lineup and is unsurprisingly putting up numbers in limited minutes.
In a 128-106 win over the San Antonio Spurs at the Toyota Center on Thursday night, Harden scored 20 points on 8-of-14 shooting, including 3-of-6 from beyond the arc, with 9 assists, 7 rebounds and 5 turnovers in 20 minutes.
New Rockets big man Christian Wood led the team in both scoring and rebounding with 27 points and 10 boards. And Eric...
James Harden salary: See Harden's NBA earnings history, year-by-year
James Harden enters the 2020-21 NBA season as the most unstoppable offensive force in the game, with three consecutive scoring titles over the last three seasons, and remains a perennial NBA MVP favorite.
For the upcoming regular season, Harden will be the fifth-highest-paid player in the NBA with a salary of $40,824,000. Harden trails only Steph Curry, Russell Westbrook, Chris Paul and new teammate John Wall in 2020-21 earnings.
Harden signed a $228 million contract extension in 2017 that runs through the 2022-23 NBA season. Recently, the Rockets offered Harden a new $103 million extension that would have made him a...


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Delta Electronics released new software to mitigate multiple vulnerabilities in its WPLSoft, according to a report with ICS-CERT.
The remotely exploitable vulnerabilities are a stack-based buffer overflow, heap-based buffer overflow and an out-of-bounds write.
A PLC programming software, WPLSoft, Versions 2.45.0 and prior suffer from the issues, discovered by Axt working with Trend Micro's Zero Day Initiative.
Successful exploitation of these vulnerabilities could allow remote code execution or cause the software the attacker is accessing to crash.
In one of the vulnerabilities, the application utilizes a fixed length stack buffer where a value larger than the buffer can be read from a file into the buffer, causing the buffer to be overwritten, which may allow remote code execution or cause the application to crash.
CVE-2018-7494 is the case number assigned to this vulnerability, which has a CVSS v3 base score of 8.3.
In addition, the application utilizes a fixed length heap buffer where a value larger than the buffer can be read from a file into the buffer, causing the buffer to be overwritten, which may allow remote code execution or cause the application to crash.
CVE-2018-7507 is the case number assigned to this vulnerability, which has a CVSS v3 base score of 8.3.
Also, the application writes data from a file outside the bounds of the intended buffer space, which could cause memory corruption or may allow remote code execution.
CVE-2018-7509 is the case number assigned to this vulnerability, which has a CVSS v3 base score of 8.3.
Taiwan-based Delta Electronics recommends affected users update their software to the latest version of WPLSoft V2.46.0.
Additionally, Delta recommends users restrict the application's interaction with trusted files.


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Avoid repeating documentation. A bit hacky but it will do.

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import inspect

def gen_records(func):
    """Generator function for iterating over individual file records.

    "Records" are dictionary objects representing a single "sample" of data;
    i.e. a row in a tabular representation. Note this can be passed to
    the `from_records` constructor method of `pandas.DataFrame`s.
    """
    this_func = inspect.stack()[0][3]
    this_doc = globals().get(this_func).__doc__
    func.__doc__ = this_doc
    return func

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A guide to New Mexico Amish furniture New Mexico is a long way from the nearest Amish community. But residents of Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Santa Fe, and other New Mexico cities can find Amish furniture within reasonable driving range. Amish chairs, tables, beds, children's furniture, office furniture, living room pieces, and more can be had without leaving New Mexico via a number of in-state Amish furniture dealers.
New Mexico Amish furniture seller featuring Mission, Shaker, Traditional, and Arts & Crafts styles, including Amish rocking chairs, beds, nightstands, chests, mirrors, dressers, jewelry chests, tables, chairs, barstools, hutches, cabinets, computer tables, desks, bookcases, sofas, loveseats, entertainment centers, end tables, more. Solid hardwood construction in cherry, oak, quartersawn oak, brown maple, more. Also sells Amish children's furniture and items including puzzles, Noah's Arks, dolls, cradles, children's tables and chairs, bassinets, hobby horses, etc.
New Mexico outlet for the Simply Amish network of Amish-made furniture.
To find Amish furniture outside New Mexico, the Amish Furniture Guide main page contains extensive Amish furniture listings for the US and Canada.
Note to New Mexico residents: Please be sure to check opening hours of any Amish furniture businesses listed in this guide before traveling long distances. While we strive to keep this directory up-to-date, business locations and schedules can change. Not responsible for changes to information.
Are there Amish in New Mexico? The Land of Enchantment has no Amish population today, though they once lived in the state. In the 1920s, a small community of Amish existed in the vicinity of Chico in Colfax County, northern New Mexico. The Amish who settled this area moved from a community in Kansas in 1921. By decade's end the New Mexico Amish experiment had come to an end, all families having left due to difficult growing conditions (see GAMEO "Colfax County, New Mexico, Old Order Amish Settlement"; The Amish in America: Settlements that Failed 1840-1960 – New Mexico). No Amish have settled in New Mexico since.
A number of the New Mexico Amish settlers' descendants returned to visit the area of the settlement in 2009, including the 96-year-old son of one of the originals. A single farmhouse from the community remains along with a building used for worship (see Mennonite Weekly Review Dec. 14, 2009, "Descendants return to site of failed Amish settlement"). The New Mexico Amish community was an unusual attempt to settle in an area of the country much more arid than Amish are typically accustomed too. Amish live in their greatest numbers in PA and the Midwest, where growing conditions are more suitable to agriculture and dairy farming. Due to its climate and distance from other Amish, New Mexico is unlikely to see much Amish settlement in future.
Amish woodcraft has enjoyed a good run over the past few decades. Amish entrepreneurs have entered the furniture-making industry in droves in recent years. Furniture making has proven attractive in comparison to the increasingly high cost of buying a farm. Amish families are often involved as a whole in the furniture business, providing a similar level of involvement as has been often found on the traditional Amish dairy farm.
Amish can start woodworking shops at a relatively low initial investment. Some Amish furniture shops are set up in existing buildings on a farm. In other cases Amish build structures specifically for the purpose of furniture-making. Amish furniture shops will typically be located near the home, integrating work and family life.
It's widely-known that Amish restrict the use of public grid electricity. Depending on the community, Amish power their equipment in different ways. The most conservative Amish furniture shops are operated through a diesel engine which powers a drive shaft attached to pulleys, which in turn power a variety of machines in the shop (saws, planers, sanders). More progressive Amish may use shop equipment adapted to be powered by air or hydraulic means. Through creative engineering, Amish are able to remain off-grid yet still generate sufficient power to efficiently produce furniture.
Amish furniture has enjoyed a very positive reputation. This renown has been driven by a few factors. First of all, Amish furniture has a reputation for high quality. Amish society emphasizes work well done. Amish feel the Christian obligation to "do unto others…", an aspect that shines through in their business lives. Amish work is typically well-done, and though Amish are admonished not to indulge in pride, Amish furniture craftsmen and other entrepreneurs can take satisfaction in quality work done for their customers. No group of people is ever perfect, but the Amish Christian background also helps Amish businesses by generating a sense of trust among buyers of Amish furniture.
Another boon for the Amish furniture reputation is the use of high-quality materials, including solid hardwoods. Amish furniture is often promoted as not using particle board, veneer, or pressed wood in its construction. Amish wood craftsmen typically make use of solid hard woods such as cherry, maple, walnut, black walnut, oak, hickory, quarter-sawn oak, and more. Amish do create furniture using soft woods such as pine and cedar as well. Rustic Amish furniture is another popular category, with hickory furniture prominent in the Amish repertoire.
Finally, Amish reach a wide scope of the furniture market thanks to their versatility. Amish create furniture in a range of styles. Popular among them are Shaker, Queen Anne, Colonial, Mission, Arts and Crafts, Prairie, Craftsman, and contemporary styles. Amish woodworkers also frequently do custom furniture construction to the specifications of the client.
If you'd like to buy Amish furniture in New Mexico, there are a few options. There are at least a pair of New Mexico Amish furniture dealers, at which you can visit and peruse a wide range of Amish-made home furnishings. More adventurous buyers (and with some time on their hands) might choose to visit an Amish community outside New Mexico. However, with most major Amish settlements hundreds of miles away, this requires a greater time and money investment (see the Amish State Guide in the main menu for info on Amish settlement locations). Finally, New Mexicans can order Amish furniture over the internet from a number of online Amish furniture providers. Online Amish furniture businesses often provide shipping, in some cases free of charge, to the continental US, including New Mexico.
I have some antique chairs that are Amish made and would like to sell them. Who would you recommend I contact?
Amish wholesale furniture in Western U.S.
You're unlikely to find Amish wholesale sellers in New Mexico as no Amish live in the state. Colorado however has a number of small Amish communities.


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Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Kenyon
Comprising 85 images compiled and sequenced by the photographer himself, Winogrand's "Women are Beautiful" were first exhibited and published as a book in 1975, and then again as a portfolio of prints in 1981. The portfolio features the contemporary urban woman—mainly of New York City—as seen through Winogrand's wide-angle lens on his Leica M4 throughout the 1960s and early 1970s. Women are shown engaging in a variety of daily activities, and ranging in moods from joyfulness to boredom and sadness. While certain photographs have been criticized for enacting an objectifying male gaze trained upon the unaware female subject, others have been celebrated for showing the expressive freedom of the new woman.
This photograph shows a group of women and girls congregating in a covered walkway. The corridor borders a kempt garden and is attached to a building. At the far end of the corridor to the top left quadrant of the photograph, poses a woman in a swimsuit. The figures in the foreground to the right of the image appear oblivious to the presence of the camera.
Photograph of women and girls congregating in a covered walkway bordering a small garden.
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New Pot Bill Is a Giant Leap for Science
Supported by Senators Rand Paul, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Corey Booker, a new bill will not only reclassify marijuana, it will open the doors for research.
Abby Haglage
Updated 04.14.17 11:53AM ET / Published 03.10.15 1:35PM ET
Simon Belcher / Alamy
The historic marijuana bill debuted by three senators Tuesday is one small step for marijuana patients and one giant leap for science.
The Compassionate Access, Research Expansion, and Respect States (CARERS) Act is a multi-pronged approach at easing the tension between states and the federal government. The foundation of it is simple: a proposal to reclassify marijuana from a Schedule I substance (like heroin) to a Schedule II substance (like Adderall).
Supported by Senators Rand Paul, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Corey Booker, the bill would render the hyper-restrictive Controlled Substances Act (CSA) inapplicable to individuals who legally medicate with marijuana and the dispensaries who provide it. If passed, it would permit the 23 states (and the District of Columbia) where medical marijuana is legal to enforce the laws they've passed without fear of prosecution.
Beyond shielding the patients, doctors, and distributors from archaic laws, the bill would open the door to medical research on the drug that has been banned for decades.
Under the DEA's current structure, testing Schedule I substances is near impossible. In two decades, just 15 researchers in the U.S. have made it through the process to gain approval. Even if a research is granted permission to test (which many cannot even procure the huge funds necessary to apply), another huge hurdle awaits.
As of today, the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) is the only entity with the power to provide cannabis for testing. The organization, devoted to stopping drug abuse, is a reluctant provider. The team maintains just one cannabis grow center, at the University of Mississippi, and its small marijuana crops produce low-grade, freeze-dried cannabis that is often unsuitable for testing.
Dr. Sue Sisley, the only researcher in the U.S. with permission to test cannabis, has lived through this research nightmare. After receiving approval to test marijuana on veterans with PTSD, she was swiftly fired from the University of Arizona (where the study was to be conducted) because of the stigma surrounding it. After moving the study to Colorado, she ran into more trouble, unable to procure two of the four plants she needed. Without this crucial piece of the study, Sisley was forced to move it to Israel, where she was located when news of the bill arrived.
The news was exciting to Sisley, who was particularly interested in the provision to amend the research process. If passed, the bill would nominate other entities (instead of just NIDA) to issue test-grade cannabis and end the public health service review that obstructs the approval process. In other words, if the bill passes, stories like Sisley's will be history. While she's hopeful this will pass, she's all too aware of what we've lost in the waiting period. In the years since she began her study, aimed at helping veterans cope with their return, more than 24,000 of them have committed suicide.
Still, the news is huge.
The ability to perform large-scale, efficient tests of how humans react to cannabis would allow researchers to present hard evidence to Congress that the drug has medical value. It's the lack of this hard data, in many ways, that is standing in the way of full legalization. Clear data on the positive effects of cannabis—and just as importantly, the negative ones—would lay the groundwork for a safe legalization of a drug that many researchers have already theorized is safer than alcohol.
At the press conference announcing the bill Tuesday, Sen. Paul touched on the importance of this step. "Is the proof [that marijuana has medical benefit]? We don't know because there is no research," said Paul. "I'm in favor of the research. I think this is an example of how Washington works."
Dan Riffle, director of federal policies for the Marijuana Policy Project, was an integral part of getting the legislation onto the desks of the senators involved. As an adviser for the bill, he too points to the research concept as one of the key points. "That provision is more important than rescheduling," he tells me. "Researchers will be able to do genetic engineering targeted for this specific patient, just like every other drug."
But while Riffle and his team have spent years pushing for this change, it's the senators behind it that he applauds today. "We've heard Sen. Cruz and Rubio say that states should be able to determine their own marijuana laws. They say it because they know it's politically popular," he says. "But kudos to Rand Paul, because it's one thing to say it and its another to actually do something about it."
At the Tuesday press conference, Sen. Gillibrand echoed the sentiments of Paul, introducing a young girl who has successfully stopped her seizures with the use of CBD oil. "These laws severely restrict scientific research of medical marijuana," said Gillibrand. "This is clearly a case of ideology getting in the way of scientific process."
Multiple medical marijuana patients took the stand to testify as to the quality of life improvement they've experienced with cannabis. One such patient, a mid-30-year-old with multiple sclerosis, said the medicine is an "answer to [her] prayers." But as a resident of New Jersey, where the medical marijuana program is stalling, she's been unable to procure it. "There is an urgent need for this change," she said. "People are not getting their medicine because of…fear. To me, that's the real crime."
Sen. Booker, a longstanding supporter of marijuana legalization, captured the inspiration behind the bill itself—one that may very well make history. "Today we join together to say enough is enough," he said. "Seek[ing] to right decades of wrong."


Rheumatic connective tissue diseases are inflammatory (inflammatory), autoimmune conditions in English called "autoimmune connective tissue diseases / disorders". Typical examples are Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), Mixed connective tissue disease (MCTD), Systemic sclerosis / scleroderma, (Dermato-) myositis , Sjögren's syndrome and overlapping diseases like Skleromyositis and og undifferentiated systemic connective tissue disease which are discussed on separate pages. Hereditary (genetic) connective tissue diseases are another type, more rare diseases that are discussed further down this page.
Autoimmune, systemic connective tissue disease (and Vasculitis diseases) may be mild or severe conditions within the consept of rheumatism ("Rheuma") and the profession Rheumatology. They are characterized by rheumatic, autoimmune inflammation of connective tissue and often attack internal organs. The connective tissue is located around the organs, but is also a part of them. The diseases are also referred to as collagenoses or connective tissue inflammation. They may include skin, joints, internal organs. The connective tissue is made of the proteins collagen ("Collagenosis") and elastin that bind the different organs of the body together.
Systemic Lupus (SLE) with rash on ears, cheeks, mouth and fingers of a young girl. Huang CF, Ann Dermatol, 2011, Dep of Dermatol, Tri-Service General Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan.
Triggers of autoimmune connective tissue disorders are still unknown. Women are more often attacked than men, which may be due to the X chromosome (women having two, men one) containing over 1000 genes, while the man's Y chromosome has about 100 genes, and many of the genes on the X chromosome are linked to autoimmune. diseases. Genetic predisposition and a more complex immune system among women are only partial explanations. Younger people are often the most affected, probably because their immune system, which is central to the disease mechanism (see more below), is most potent in younger years.
Once a systemic connective tissue disease has started, the immune system will overreact with excessive activity. By mistake, the immune system attacks the body's own proteins and tissues (autoimmunity). Nobel prize winner in immunology, Paul Ehrlich, described in his time the significant problems that may occur as "Horror autotoxicus". The various connective tissue disorders (diagnoses) are differentiated because the immune system triggers different Antibodies and damage different organs.
It was previously said about rheumatic diseases that "No other group of diseases causes so much suffering for so many over so long time". Fortunately, the treatment options have developed significantly since then, something you can read about on the various pages via the menu here. Newer medications and proper handling save a lot for serious disease development, pain and disability, but for a few of the systemic connective tissue disorders, the statement is unfortunately still striking.
What is fatigue (exhaustion), Fibromyalgia, ME (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome)?
What is meant by arthritis or synovitis?
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Information on indication of the drugs and the risk of side effects are important by each treatment. The treatment should suppress the overactive immune system so that kidneys, lungs and other internal organs retain their function. At the same time, the symptoms should be reduced. Cortison (for example prednisolone) is still used in addition to many new drugs. Cortisone can be decisive in the first and most active, destructive disease stages, but must be avoided at Systemic sclerosis. Other medications (for example Plaquenil, Methotrexate, Azathioprine) are added to avoid much cortisone side effects and to keep the disease at bay. Against pain is paracetamol formulations usually the first choice, followed by NSAIDs. The treatment goal is often that the disease goes in remission. Before starting treatment it is important to be aware of the disease, what the treatment goal is and what side effects may occur.
Connective Tissue disease Systemic sclerosis / scleroderma with hoarse fingers. Cutolo M, 2014. Open-in.
autoimmune connective tissue disease. For research tasks, patients are included in a disease register: Norwegian systemic connective tissue disease and vasculitis register (NOSVAR). In recent years, the register has contributed to more than 70 published works in international medical journals. PhD (doctorate) work has been completed for the following diseases: MCTD, Systemic sclerosis, SLE, Myositis, Antisynthetase syndrome, Takayasu arteritis and more new work is underway. The good collaboration between patients, doctors and researchers is crucial for obtaining new knowledge for the benefit of the treatment.
The pages of this site are written by a doctor and specialist in rheumatic diseases dr. Med. Øyvind Palm. The information is intended for Norwegian users. The content should be reliable, but it is not guaranteed at all times that it is available, complete or accurate. The owner and author of the pages therefore disclaims any responsibility for errors and omissions on the website, for any errors and omissions on the pages that are links to and for the content of the advertisement. For translated pages, please note that the computer-assisted translation means that errors can occur.
Blau syndrome / juvenile sarcoidosis "juvenile systemic granulomatosis"


In this recipe, shaved Brussels sprouts and massaged kale are tossed to make a bed of greens with contrasting flavors and textures. Massaging the kale gives it a bit of sweetness, while the raw Brussels sprouts add crunch. A champagne vinaigrette adds a tangy flavor to this crunchy salad. Topped with toasted nuts and coconut bacon, this salad is filling, flavorful, and ideal as a meal or as a side at dinner.
In a small bowl, whisk together the champagne vinegar, minced shallots, mustard, lemon juice, orange juice, and agave nectar. Stream in the olive oil while whisking continuously until well combined.
Season the dressing with salt and pepper to taste. Set aside in the fridge for the flavors to combine.
To slice the Brussels sprouts and kale, you can use a mandolin. Cut off the stems of the Brussels sprouts and slice whole. Massage the kale a little bit before combining it with the Brussels Sprouts to loosen the fibers.
To shred the kale, strip the leaves from the stems, stack the leaves on top of one another, roll them up, and then slice.
Preheat oven to 350°F, toast nuts for 10-15 minutes, turn halfway through for an even toast.
In a large bowl, toss together the shredded kale, shredded Brussels sprouts, and toasted nuts. Add as much dressing as desired, tossing to combine.
Throw the coconut bacon, nuts, cranberries, and greens into the salad together and top with the champagne vinaigrette.


Interview: Me For Queen Talks Influences And Songwriting Method..
Growing up with a blues guitarist father, music was only an inevitability for Mary Erskine/ Me For Queen.
Growing up in Scotland, songwriting provided her a passion from the age of 13. After years of honing her classy, intricate songwriting ability, she really launched into the musical spectrum late last year. Her stunning single "Jessica" was picked up by BBC Radio Scotland, BBC 6Music and BBC Wales. The track also landed on Spotify's influential playlist "The Most Beautiful Songs in The World".
Now looking towards a debut album in 2018, we chatted to the rising songwriter on her process and what's next..
For anyone who isn't familiar with your backstory, tell us about life growing up in Fife and how the songwriting career came about.
Who were your main musical influences growing up, and how much have they made an impact on your own sound?
At home my Dad would listen to and play lots of blues stuff like Muddy Waters, Big Bill Broonzy… but there was a real mix – through learning classical piano and cello I listened to a real range of things, my parents were great at taking us out to see live music as much as possible. My brother introduced me to Bjork and Jeff Buckley in my late teens, and they have really stayed with me… Also I remember a friend from orchestra camp (yes I was extremely cool) playing me the Lauryn Hill album when I was 13 and I was totally captivated. That led me onto people like Aaliyah, Jill Scott/ a more "R and B" tip.
I really didn't expect anything from Jessica. I felt so proud of it as a song when I eventually finished writing it – it took months and really bugged me for a long time… I knew from playing it at shows early on it was connecting with people but you never know how a song is going to do once it's out there in the world. I actually didn't feel great about the recording – I can still hear all the little niggly bits in my guitar playing… it's also quite long and the instrumentation is so sparse – I had no real expectations… I find it's better to expect nothing and be pleasantly surprised!
Tell us a little bit about the story and the songwriting process behind 'Loose End' and why you decided to launch it as a single.
On 'Loose End' you've experimented with a sound which is sonically different to your previous material – how did that change come about?
Is the new single a reflection on how the new album will sound? What can fans expect from your next full-length project?
Yes, this album reflects a new process for me, where I build up demos at home on Logic then bring them into the studio, hence me taking a co- producer credit (I like to call it sous-chef!). I've been writing as much on the guitar as on the piano in this past year as well as my lovely Juno keyboard – so sonically that has had an impact too.
Jim (Wallis) is such fantastic musician (drummer and guitarist) as well as a producer and he has brought so much to the project. I'm excited to get it out into the world now!
Where can people go and watch you over the summer?
I've just finished a German tour, which was brilliant. This summer I have a lovely London show on the 30th July supporting Tusks at the Camden Assembly, then I'll be announcing a UK tour for September shortly…..


French OEM Alcatel has signed a deal with WiMAX provider Alvarion to power several rollouts of the technology across Europe.
According to the agreement, the Alvarion technology will be used as part of deployments at Telefusion de France (TDF), a French broadcast provider, and at the RATP, the French metropolitan transport agency.
The WiMAX 802.16-2004d technology is slowly rolling out across Europe, where the wireless technology can establish an infrastructure across both rural and urban areas.


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Is it possible to find an open, simply connected, neigbourhood of $C$?

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John Grey, 2. Baron Grey of Wilton (* vor 1268; † 18. Oktober 1323) war ein englischer Adliger.

Herkunft und Erbe
John Grey war ein Sohn von Reginald Grey, 1. Baron Grey of Wilton und von dessen Frau Matilda Longchamp. Bereits 1277 diente er im Feldzug von König Eduard I. gegen Wales. Im November 1278 erhielt er die Erlaubnis, eine Wallfahrt nach Santiago de Compostela anzutreten. Er und sein Vater wurden 1278 und 1286 für Jagdvergehen in königlichen Wäldern begnadigt. 1305 erregte er erneut aus unbekannten Grund das Missfallen des Königs. Er sollte sich bereithalten, um sich vor Gericht zu verantworten, was jedoch nicht geschah. Beim Tod seines Vaters 1308 war Grey bereits mindestens 40 Jahre alt. Er erbte nun die Herrschaft Ruthin in den Welsh Marches, Wilton Castle in Herefordshire sowie Güter in Shirland in Derbyshire, in Purleigh in Essex sowie mehrere Güter in Huntingdonshire, Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire und Gloucestershire. Dazu musste er aber auch £ 200 Schulden seines Vaters übernehmen. Ab 1308 wurde er als Baron Grey de Wilton mehrfach zum Militärdienst für den König, zu königliche Ratsversammlungen und in das Parlament berufen.

Leben
Grey gehörte zu den 25 Baronen, die im März und April 1309 an einem Turnier in Dunstable teilnahmen. Dabei vereinbarten sie wohl, eine Reform der Herrschaft von König Eduard II. anzustreben, was im April 1309 von Grey im Parlament mit gefordert wurde. Er wurde am 16. März 1310 zu einem der 21 Lords Ordainer ernannt, die dieses Reformprogramm erarbeiten sollten. Dieses Programm, die Ordinances, wurden 1311 erlassen. Im Dezember 1313 sollte Grey den Waliser Gruffudd de la Pole ergreifen, der gegen John Charlton über den Besitz der Herrschaft Pole in Wales eine Fehde begonnen hatte. 1314 nahm er an dem gescheiterten Feldzug des Königs nach Schottland teil, der in der Niederlage von Bannockburn endete. Im Februar 1315 wurde er zum Justiciar von Nordwales ernannt, was er bis November 1316 blieb. Ende 1315 war er vermutlich zur Abwehr schottischer Überfälle in Nordengland. Nach dem im August 1318 geschlossenen Vertrag von Leake gehörte Grey dem sechzehnköpfigen Staatsrat angehören, der den König beraten sollte. 1320 begleitete er Eduard II. nach Frankreich, wo der englische König dem französischen König für seine Besitzungen in Frankreich die Treue schwor. Während des Despenser War und der Rebellion des Earl of Lancaster blieb er anscheinend loyal gegenüber dem König und nahm 1322 am Parlament in York teil.

Familie und Nachkommen
In erster Ehe heiratete Grey Anne († vor 1300), eine Tochter von William Ferrers aus Leicestershire und von Joan le Despenser. In zweiter Ehe heiratete er Maud, eine Tochter von Ralph Basset of Drayton. Im November 1311 wurde Grey erlaubt, Ruthin Castle sowie das Gut von Rushton in Chester seinem jüngeren Sohn Roger zu vererben. Nach seinem Tod erbte sein ältester Sohn Henry Grey († 1342) einen kleineren Teil seiner umfangreichen Ländereien, die sich über 26 Counties erstreckten. Henry wurde Begründer der Familie Grey of Wilton. Fast drei Viertel der Besitzungen erbte jedoch Johns Lieblingssohn Roger Grey († 1353) aus seiner zweiten Ehe, der Stammvater der Familie Grey of Ruthin wurde.

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Barceló Hotels & Resorts currently counts with more than 185 hotels and 45,000 rooms in more than 16 countries. Barcelo offers accommodation in the main destinations and cities in Europe, US, Africa, South America and the Caribbean. The company offers a wide variety of hotels and resorts to suits all travellers' tastes, from those looking for an affordable hotel to those willing to pamper themselves in luxurious resorts. The resorts are "all included", making you holiday simply perfect! Barcelo Hotels is one of the first hotel chains in Spain and the 24th biggest in the world. Barcelo has been worldwide recognised for more than 75 years for its excellent service and its continuous innovation in the touristic sector.


Employees going on business trips can make use of the University's collective travel insurance scheme. This means that you do not have to take out your own business travel insurance when travelling abroad for your work. The University has taken out collective travel insurance via ACE.
You travel on University business and have permission of your manager to do so.
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Global coverage begins at the actual start of your trip and ends upon your return home or, if this is your first port of call, your workplace.
Work-related trips within the Netherlands are also covered as long as they include an overnight stay.
Maximum duration of a work-related trip for this insurance is 365 days.
Please report any damage or accident as soon as possible to ACE. You may be required to file a report with the police, for instance in case of theft or robbery.
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Follow the successful event, "Eight Steps of Lean Innovation, by Peter Harris. MBS Chine Centre invites Peter Harris to share his insights on the topic of innovation on the 24th of April 2014.
Peter Harris has extensive executive management, financial, operating and acquisitions experience. He was previously President, ARCO Chemical Asia-Pacific and directed business in China and Asia in excess of $1 billion per year. He also held senior executive and financial management positions in Atlantic Richfield and Sun Oil over a period of three decades and is currently a Senior Advisor to BDA, a private investment banking firm that advises on international mergers and acquisitions with offices in Tokyo, Seoul, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Mumbai, Bahrain, London and New York.
Peter explained in detail what his understanding of innovation is, as well as for some well-known successful business people like Steven Jobs and Sir Richard Branson, what innovation means to them. Why it is important to a company, how it can be learned, and how leadership is the key to innovation in a company. It is said "The problem is never how to get new, innovative thoughts into your mind, but how to get the old ones out." This part highlighted the essence of Peter's lecture of the night. Peter also emphasized some behavioral skills key to innovation: questioning, observing, networking and experimenting.
Some useful tips to people who would like to be a successful innovator: don't be satisfied with status quo; be passionate to be the best; don't be afraid to be a risk taker; do not dwell on failures; open up to new ideas; be persistent; be disciplined; last but not the least, be a good team player!
This event was only open to Global EMBA prospects. After Peter's presentation, MBS China Centre Regional Director Sherry Fu introduced GEMBA programme to prospects and took questions from audience. She also mentioned how MBS Global EMBA is "innovative" itself. "The Reflective Manager" and "GEMBA+" module is very unique and makes us stand out from other EMBA programme. "The Reflective Manager" allows our students to reflect on, and critically assess the way they make decision, solve problems and manage complex situations. And "GEMBA+" will give extra-curricular value to our EMBA programme. From GEMBA+ activities, our students will be able to develop their global high level network, take one-to-one coaching given by global CEOs, enhance interpersonal skills and raise their personal profile globally.


If you've recently invested in a cloud based Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solution for your small or medium sized business, you're already on your way to taking your business to the next level.
The reality for you to truly stay competitive though means that your ERP system should provide you with valuable insight and allow you to act on that insight from anywhere, and at any time.
A mobile ERP solution allows you to enter data wherever you are. With real-time data synchronisation through a cloud-based mobile ERP platform the data entered through one device is seen and reported throughout the organisation. The entire business can therefor respond quickly and more efficiently to any urgent requirement.
Using a mobile ERP platform increases data accuracy because your staff can enter critical data quickly and share it easily with anyone in the organisation. Mobile ERP platforms minimises mistakes due to double data entry or time delays. Many companies who have implemented a mobile ERP platform have reported increased data accuracy.
Data shared across an organisation ensures that your customers don't get mixed messages every time they interact with someone else within your organisation for any updates. As information is fed into the system from mobile devices, it appears on the system across the business meaning your employees can provide customers with accurate and consistent messages.


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Q: how to get value of text radio button to other form in java netbeans I wanna move the text radio button to label other form
I already using string to move other form but still can't
I have 2 variable radio button : 1. RBYa and 2. RBTidak
and I want the text still get selected from radio button
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private void btnHitungActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
         if (RBYa.isSelected()){
                        LBAntar.setText("35000");
                        RBYa.getText();
                    }

        if(RBTidak.isSelected()){
                        LBAntar.setText("0");
                        RBTidak.getText();
                    }

    private void BTNTampilActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
        // TODO add your handling code here:
        nota pindah=new nota();

        pindah.LBJenis2.setText(CBJenis.getSelectedItem()+"");
        pindah.LBNama2.setText(TFNama.getText());
        pindah.LBJumlah2.setText(TFJumlah.getText());
        pindah.LBAntar2.            // here I want to enter the text of the radio button
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Microsoft killing Autopatcher Project
Updated • Jul 31, 2013
Windows, Windows Updates
I have published articles about the Autopatcher project which is basically providing users with the opportunity to download one executable file that contains all official patches for their Microsoft operating system. This method has a lot of advantages over downloading patches from Microsoft servers: You save bandwidth if you have to install the patches to more than one operating system and also do not have to rely on the automatic updates website to select the patches. So, if you do not have an Internet connection on a PC, this is one of your best bets to get the PC patched up after all.
It is also important to note that it is theoretically possible to attack an unpatched system when it visits the Microsoft website to download the patches which would not be the case if an autopatcher file would have been available (for more than 1 computer, that is) Several users do not like the fact that they have to connect to a Microsoft server to download the patches because of privacy issues.
Microsoft requested an immediate take down of the Autopatcher download page with the reasoning that they want to make their downloads available only from their servers and from nowhere else. It is however kinda strange that it took them four years to request the takedown and many users fear that this has something to do with WGA enforcements.
The Neowin admin who was contacted asked the same question and received the following answer:
I asked the representative if Windows Genuine Advantage had anything to do with it and he categorically told me this was not the case, he added that Windows Update for pre-Vista versions of Windows can now be accessed using Firefox and that the concern at Microsoft had more to do with the possible malicious code that could be redistributed with certified Microsoft updates.
This is a sad day indeed.
Update: It appears that the AutoPatcher project is still alive after all, even though in slightly different form than before. You can still download a program that lets you download all patches for a Microsoft operating system.
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NightFlyer said on August 29, 2007 at 6:10 pm
I must say I can see Microsoft's point on this in some respects, I'm no fan of Microsoft but to be honest I think most other companies wouldn't have allowed it either.
I've used the autopatcher myself in the past on other machines and thought at the time that since it's not attached directly to Microsoft there could potentially be anything in the patcher.
Perhaps a better approach on Microsofts part would be to team up in some way with the autopatcher team and make it available as an option on the MS site as a download.
Thomas said on August 30, 2007 at 1:04 pm
As long as MS doesn't provide an easy way to download a whole set of patches for a system or an application (office), Autopatcher has his place and is helpul to Microsoft!
Their new website Microsoft Update Catalog ( http://catalog.update.microsoft.com/) is a good start but it miss some good filter functions. Admins want an easy way to download (locally) all updates until now for each OS.
Keep Autopatcher alive !
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Journal of Nematology
Published After 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 January February March April May June July August September October November December 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
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Survey of Crop Losses in Response to Phytoparasitic Nematodes in the United States for 1994
S. R. Koenning
A New Race (X12) of Soybean Cyst Nematode in China
Yun Lian, Jianqiu Guo, Haichao Li, Yongkang Wu, He Wei, Jinshe Wang, Jinying Li, Weiguo Lu
Variations in Host Preference among and within Populations of Heterodera trifolii and Related Species
Shouhua Wang, Robert D. Riggs
Competition between Heterodera glycines and Meloidogyne incognita or Pratylenchus penetrans: Independent Infection Rate Measurements
Haddish Melakeberhan, Jyotirmoy Dey
FMRFamide-like Immunoactivity in Heterodera glycines (Nemata: Tylenchida)
E. P. Masler, E. S. Kovaleva, S. Sardanelli
Interaction of Heterodera glycines and Glomus mosseae on Soybean
T. C. Todd
Effect of Liquid Swine Manure on Hatch and Viability of Heterodera glycines
Jianli Xiao, Senyu Chen, Jun Zhu, Weibin Ruan
Identification of a New ß-1,4-endoglucanase Gene Expressed in the Esophageal Subventral Gland Cells of Heterodera glycines
B. Gao
Chemical-Mediated Toxicity of N-Viro Soil to Heterodera glycines and Meloidogyne incognita
I. A. Zasada, M. Tenuta
Density-Dependent Yield of Heterodera glycines-Resistant and -Susceptible Cultivars
The Effect of Resistant Soybean on Male and Female Development and Adult Sex Ratios of Heterodera glycines
A. L. Colgrove, T. L. Niblack
Incorporation of a Fluorescent Compound by Live Heterodera glycines
N. E. Schroeder, A. E. MacGuidwin
Planting Date and Soybean Cultivar Maturity Group Affect Population Dynamics of Heterodera glycines, and All Affect Yield of Soybean
R. D. Riggs, J. A. Wrather, A. Mauromoustakos, L. Rakes
Host Suitability of Diverse Lines of Phaseolus vulgaris to Multiple Populations of Heterodera glycines
James R. Smith, Lawrence D. Young
Detection and Partial Characterization of Egg Polypeptides from Heterodera glycines
E. P. Masler
Using FAME Analysis to Compare, Differentiate, and Identify Multiple Nematode Species
Nicholas S. Sekora, Kathy S. Lawrence, Paula Agudelo, Edzard van Santen, John A. McInroy
Embracing the Emerging Precision Agriculture Technologies for Site-Specific Management of Yield-Limiting Factors
H. Melakeberhan
Changes in Heterodera glycines Egg Population Density in Continuous Glycine max over Four Years
P. A. Donald, W. W. Donald, A. J. Keaster, R. J. Kremer, J. A. Kendig, B. S. Sims, J. D. Mihail
Effects of Maturity and Determinacy in Soybean on Host-Parasite Relationships of Heterodera glycines
Effect of the rhg1 Gene on Population Development of Heterodera glycines
Y. H. Li, S. Y. Chen
Quantitative Detection of Double-Stranded RNA-Mediated Gene Silencing of Parasitism Genes in Heterodera glycines
Serenella A. Sukno, Jamie McCuiston, Mui-Yun Wong, Xiaohong Wang, Michael R. Thon, Richard Hussey, Thomas Baum, Eric Davis
Temperature Effects on Race Determination in Heterodera glycines
A. J. Palmateer, M. E. Schmidt, S. R. Stetina, J. S. Russin
Infection by Heterodera glycines Elevates Isoflavonoid Production and Influences Soybean Nodulation
M. J. Kennedy, T. L. Niblack, H. B. Krishnan
Molecular Characterization of Arginine Kinases in the Soybean Cyst Nematode (Heterodera glycines)
B. F. Matthews, M. H. MacDonald, V. K. Thai, M. L. Tucker
Characterization of Several Heterodera glycines mRNA that Encode Small Proteins with Putative Signal Peptides
Mark L. Tucker, Ping Xue, Anjana Raina, Mindy L. Ehrenfried, Mehar Asif, Vaness Thai
Evaluation of an Antibiotic-Producing Strain of Pseudomonas fluorescens for Suppression of Plant-Parasitic Nematodes
Patricia Timper, Daouda Kone, Jingfang Yin, Pingsheng Ji, Brian B. McSpadden Gardener
Use of Remote Sensing to Detect Soybean Cyst Nematode-Induced Plant Stress
F. W. Nutter, Jr., G. L. Tylka, J. Guan, A. J. D. Moreira, C. C. Marett, T. Rosburg
Factors Affecting the Suppression of Heterodera glycines by N-Viro Soil
I. A. Zasada
Parasitism of the Nematode Heterodera glycinesby the Fungus Hirsutella rhossiliensisas Influenced by Crop Sequence
Senyu Chen, Curtis D. Reese
Microarray Analysis of Gene Expression in Soybean Roots Susceptible to the Soybean Cyst Nematode Two Days Post Invasion
R. Khan, N. Alkharouf, H. Beard, M. MacDonald, I. Chouikha, S. Meyer, J. Grefenstette, H. Knap, B. Matthews
Control of Soybean Cyst Nematode by Chitinolytic Bacteria with Chitin Substrate
Honglin Tian, Robert D. Riggs, Devany L. Crippen
Life Cycle, Ultrastructure, and Host Specificity of the North American Isolate of Pasteuria that Parasitizes the Soybean Cyst Nematode, Heterodera glycines
N. Atibalentja, B. P. Jakstys, G. R. Noel
Effects of Biosolid Soil Amendment on Heterodera glycines Populations
H. Melakeberhan, G. R. Noel
Impact of Herbicides on Heterodera glycines Susceptible and Resistant Soybean Cultivars
C. A. Bradley, G. R. Noel, C. R. Grau, J. M. Gaska, N. C. Kurtzweil, A. E. MacGuidwin, L. M. Wax, G. L. Hartman, W. L. Pedersen
A Technique for Determining Live Second-stage Juveniles of Heterodera glycines
S. Y. Chen, D. W. Dickson
Fungal Parasitism of Heterodera glycines Eggs as Influenced by Egg Age and Pre-colonization of Cysts by Other Fungi
S. Y. Chen, F. J. Chen
An Innovative Method for Counting Females of Soybean Cyst Nematode with Fluorescence Imaging Technology
H. Lu, J. Tallman, X. Hu, E. Anderson, M. Chamberlin, G. Lu
Toxicity of 2,4-diacetylphloroglucinol (DAPG) to Plant-parasitic and Bacterial-feeding Nematodes
Susan L. F. Meyer, John M. Halbrendt, Lynn K. Carta, Andrea M. Skantar, Ting Liu, Hazem M. E. Abdelnabby, Bryan T. Vinyard
Evaluation of Pea and Soybean as Trap Crops for Managing Heterodera glycines
S. Y. Chen, P. M. Porter, C. D. Reese, L. D. Klossner, W. C. Stienstra
Heterodera glycines Infectivity and Egg Viability Following Nonhost Crops and During Overwintering
T. A. Jackson, G. S. Smith, T. L. Niblack
Decomposition of Plant Debris by the Nematophagous Fungus ARF
Kening Wang, R. D. Riggs, Devany Crippen
Effects of Rhizobacteria on Soybean Cyst Nematode, Heterodera glycines
Honglin Tian, Robert D. Riggs
Molecular Characterization of a Soybean Cyst Nematode (Heterodera glycines) Homolog of unc-87
Benjamin F. Matthews, Kristina L. Pilitt, Vincent Klink
Characterization of the Virulence Phenotypes of Heterodera glycines in Minnesota
Jingwu Zheng, Yuhong Li, Senyu Chen
Density-Dependent Multiplication and Survival Rates in Heterodera glycines
T. C. Todd, J. H. Long, Jr., T. R. Oakley
Assessing Heterodera glycines-Resistant and Susceptible Cultivar Yield Response
P. A. Donald, P. E. Pierson, S. K. St. Martin, P. R. Sellers, G. R. Noel, A. E. MacGuidwin, J. Faghihi, V. R. Ferris, C. R. Grau, D. J. Jardine, H. Melakeberhan, T. L. Niblack, W. C. Sienstra, G. L. Tylka, T. A. Wheeler, D. S. Wysong
Evidence for Horizontally Transferred Genes Involved in the Biosynthesis of Vitamin B1, B5, and B7 in Heterodera glycines
James P. Craig, Sadia Bekal, Terry Niblack, Leslie Domier, Kris N. Lambert
In-vitro Assays of Meloidogyne incognita and Heterodera glycines for Detection of Nematode-antagonistic Fungal Compounds
James K. Nitao, Susan L. F. Meyer, David J. Chitwood
Overwinter Population Dynamics of Heterodera glycines
R. D. Riggs, T. L. Niblack, R. A. Kinloch, A. E. MacGuidwin, A. Mauromoustakos, L. Rakes
Correlation of Female Indices From Virulence Assays on Inbred Lines and Field Populations of Heterodera glycines


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L'equip Magiglace-Juaneda va ser un equip ciclista francès que competí professionalment el 1974.

Principals resultats

A les grans voltes
 Volta a Espanya
 1 participacions
 1 victòries d'etapa:
 1 el 1974: Martin Martinez
 0 victòria final:
 0 classificacions secundàries:

 Tour de França
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 Giro d'Itàlia
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Enllaços externs
 Plantilla i Resultats a firstcycling.com
 Plantilla a memoire-du-cyclisme.eu
 Plantilla i Resultats a cyclebase.nl

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Eine Atmende Kugel ist in der Akustik die Modellvorstellung eines idealen Lautsprechers, der den Schall isotrop, also in alle Richtungen gleichmäßig, verbreitet. Mathematisch ausgedrückt ist sie ein Monopolstrahler, der eine punktsymmetrische Kugelwelle abstrahlt. Der Radius der atmenden Kugel schwingt mit kleiner Amplitude um den Ruhewert.

Für die akustische Messtechnik wäre es wünschenswert, einen allseitig gleichmäßig abstrahlenden Schallsender zur Verfügung zu haben; jedoch stößt seine Realisierung in Form eines Kugelstrahlers auf Schwierigkeiten. Immerhin kann sein Verhalten innerhalb gewisser Grenzen durch ein regelmäßiges Dodekaeder (Zwölfflächner) oder Ikosaeder (Zwanzigflächner) angenähert werden, in deren Flächenmitten jeweils gleichartige und mit gleichen elektrischen Signalen gespeiste Lautsprecher eingesetzt sind.

Der Name Monopol für den Kugelstrahler nullter Ordnung kommt aus der Betrachtung der Multipolentwicklung (Kugelflächenfunktion) des Schallfeldes. Verbreiteter sind allerdings Strahlungscharakteristiken der höheren Multipole (Dipol oder Kugelstrahler 1. Ordnung, Quadrupol oder Kugelstrahler 2. Ordnung...).

Literatur
 Siegfried Wirsum: Praktische Beschallungs-Technik. Gerätekonzepte, Installation, Optimierung. Franzis-Verlag GmbH, München 1991, ISBN 3-7723-5862-4.
 Vance Dickason: Lautsprecherbau. 4. Auflage, Elektor-Verlag, Aachen, 2007, ISBN 978-3-89576-116-4

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Was the atmosphere on LV-223 3% carbon dioxide or monoxide?
While making some search for this question I found this article on LV-223 article on Xenopedia (emphasis mine)
The atmosphere's main components are similar to Earth's; 71% nitrogen, and 23% oxygen. However, there is a high level of carbon dioxide, which constitutes 3% of the atmosphere. This is more than enough to be fatal to humans in a very short exposure. It also contains small amounts of argon, as detected by the spaceship Prometheus.
So I checked Carbon Dioxide Toxicity on Wikipedia. Here an excerpt (emphasis mine) :
Adaptation to increased levels of CO2 occurs in humans. Continuous inhalation of CO2 can be tolerated at three percent inspired concentrations for at least one month and four percent inspired concentrations for over a week.
However the LV-223 article on the alien anthology wikia sightly differ (emphasis mine) :
The atmosphere is composed of 71% of nitrogen, 3% carbon monoxide, 23% oxygen and traces of argon gas. It also contains small amounts of argon, as detected by the spaceship Prometheus. The air on LV-223 is mostly identical to Earth's atmosphere, but contains poisonous levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) making it impossible for humans to breathe outside. (Earth levels average about .0389% for comparison)
So I checked Carbon monoxide poisoning on Wikipedia
12,800 ppm (1.28%) Unconsciousness after 2–3 breaths. Death in less than three minutes.
I did not find any official source to say which one is right. While the plot suppose monoxide, I just want to know if they goof in the movie.
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I think one problem is the accuracy of wikia and other fan wikis - they're typically not well-researched, and very little review is given on content there. – HorusKol Oct 18 '12 at 22:48
I've downloaded a few subtitles and looked through them. They all have the quote:
00:23:45,995 : CO2 is over 3 percent.
00:23:48,122 : Two minutes without a suit, you're dead.
This means there was probably a goof in the movie. Although, technically the CO2 could be around 7%, it just doesn't make sense why she would say 3.
@NominSim because levels of 3% carbon dioxide won't kill you in 2 minutes. It's more of a scientific misstatement I guess. – John Oct 18 '12 at 17:22
If CO2 was that toxic, mouth to mouth resuscitation would be lethal! – Mr Lister Oct 18 '12 at 18:33
Despite what was listed, for the level of lethality required, carbon MONOXIDE was what they meant, not what they SAID. So many people are working on scripts and movie productions these days, such tiny errors slip past all the time. No scientist should be without a job with all of the scientific screw ups in most modern movies. – Thaddeus Howze♦ Oct 18 '12 at 23:02
Plainly they meant carbon MONoxide (CO) but neither the script writer nor the actors knew the difference. – user12945 Mar 6 '13 at 0:55
Yes to both of the above. The action of CO (MONoxide) is to bind to the oxygen sites in hemoglobin, forming carboxyhemoglobin. This is a tighter bind than O2 makes, so the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood is lessened because the O2 can't dislodge it. Enough CO and you basically smother to death. It's treated with 100% O2, usually at pressure (Hyperbaric chamber). – JohnP Oct 29 '13 at 22:04
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states that the IDLH (Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health) levels for Carbon Dioxide is 40,000 ppm (4%). Also, it has been reported that submarine personnel exposed continuously at 30,000 ppm (3%) were only slightly affected, provided the oxygen content of the air was maintained at normal concentrations according to Schaefer KE [1951]. Studies of carbon dioxide toxicity. New London, CT: Navy Department, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Medical Research Laboratory, U.S. Naval Submarine Base, Vol. 10, Report No. 181, pp. 156-189.
50,000 ppm (5%) results in signs of intoxication and 70,000 - 100,000 (7-10%) ppm produce unconsciousness according to the CDC.
Yes. The movie absolutely goofed. Further, the Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center states that a human exhales approximately 3.7% CO2 by volume. If 3% were deadly, then rescue breathing would be impossible.
Here is the dialog from the movie (Source):
Janek: What is the atmosphere?
Ravel: Atmosphere is 71 percent nitrogen, 21 percent oxygen, traces of argon gas.
Holloway: Just like home.
Ford: Only if you're breathing through an exhaust pipe. CO2 is over 3 percent. Two minutes without a suit, you're dead.
Notice the last line:
Carbon Monoxide (CO) comes out of exhaust pipes and is toxic.
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) comes out of lungs and is NOT toxic. As long as there's still enough oxygen in the air to breath, humans can easily tolerate 3% CO2 for hours or days at a time.
In short, the movie goofed.
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Were these the subs you turned on for DVD/blu-ray on directors cut? – NOTjust -- user4304 Oct 29 '13 at 23:11
@NOT: I edited my answer to include a link to the IMDB source where I got the dialog. I did confirm by downloading an English "subtitles" file from subscene.com. It said the same thing. --- Stan: Wiki states CO2 is an "asphyxiant" gas; and that it's categorized as non toxic. Wiki also says: "Continuous inhalation of CO2 can be tolerated at three percent inspired concentrations for at least one month and four percent inspired concentrations for over a week." – Lakey Oct 31 '13 at 3:45
What I had an issue with was the 'easily' .. 'for hours/days'. Would you consider a situation where you're breathing at twice your normal rate for a month an easily tolerable situation ? The CO2 table you reference does come from a scholarly article while the links I provided (which also appear to come from reasonable sources) state that CO2 is a toxic gas, go figure :) – Stan Nov 1 '13 at 13:34
@Stan, I think we are meaning the same thing, but the phrase "easily tolerable" might have different subjective implications to each of us. I just meant that if one can "tolerate" a month (without dying), then one can "easily tolerate" hours/days (without dying). But I completely agree with you that it would not be easy or comfortable at all. It would of course be intolerable to most people in that sense. – Lakey Nov 3 '13 at 20:47
As this is the future, who knows what comes out of an exhaust pipe? – Schwern Aug 13 '14 at 19:08
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Sixteen-year-old Audrey is pregnant and scared to death. What she chooses to do next will change her life forever.
TERMS OF INHERITANCE
EVENTS, NEWS AND PRESS
NEVER CHANGE
At eighty-six years old, Rosalind was ready to dive back into the dating pool. It had been five long days since Clive had dropped dead mid-sentence and mid-date in the community dining hall.
When his daughter came to collect his belongings, she'd asked Rosalind what his last words had been, and she'd told her that he'd moaned about the lumpy mashed potato. Clive's daughter had looked disappointed like she'd been hoping his final words would have been more poetic, but the truth was, Clive had been witling on about the exotic dancers he'd hooked up with in the 1980s. He'd gone on and on about how they tied him up in twisted knots with ropes and other types of bondage, at which point, Rosalind had had enough and switched off her hearing aid. Back in the day, she would have got up and walked away, but nowadays, she needed assistance. Her tiny frame wasn't as strong as it used to be, and when she stood, she often became dizzy for a minute or two.
Rosalind now sat in the community living room with her peers and scanned the circle of wingback armchairs for talent. There was no time to waste. Her chances of hooking up with someone today was slim, it was already mid-morning, but Rosalind wasn't going to let that stop her.
To her far left, Roger, who must be in his nineties, ate a prawn sandwich and with each bite, a piece of shrimp dropped into his lap. Rosalind shuddered. Sitting opposite her, Colin dozed and drooled, and to his left sat Jack, who always muttered to himself and stared blankly into the past.
Glancing to her right, Rosalind spotted Arnold and smiled. He was a cheery fellow, always pleasant and making jokes. Today, he sat up as straight as his arched back would let him and sang his heart out to an audience that was so close to death, you could smell it in the air. It smelt of tuna and lavender, with a faint whiff of urine and an undertone of disinfectant. Rosalind's top lip curled and she pressed her hand to her nose. It was only then she realised the smell was coming from Harold who sat next to her.
Yet, Rosalind wouldn't be discouraged, and she clapped along to Arnold's tune with as much enthusiasm as she could muster. She had no idea what the song was, and she wasn't sure Arnold knew either.
Rosalind's fun came to an abrupt end when, Annie, one of the aged carers, helped Arnold back to his room. Apparently, he had an appointment that afternoon to see about getting his gallbladder removed.
Rosalind sighed and must have dozed off, because when she woke, Harold had gone, and her husband was sitting next to her.
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Torfs, Elena, Florent Locatelli, Sophie Balemans, Julien Laurent, Peter A Vanrolleghem, Raimund Bürger, Stefan Diehl, Pierre François, Robert Mosse, and Ingmar Nopens. 2016. "Concentration-driven Models Revisited: Towards a Unified Framework to Model Settling Tanks in WWTPs." In Water Environment Federation, Annual Conference, Papers.
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Nacka Municipality (Nacka Kommun) is a Swedish Municipality in central Sweden.
Nacka is situated close to the populated Stockholm area as well as bordering to Stockholm archipelago.
After the municipal reform in 1971-74, the town Nacka is considered a part of the Stockholm urban area and not an independent town.
Nacka Gymnasium is a local, co-educational upper secondary school with 1 850 students between 16-19 years.
Nacka Gymnasium is centrally located in the municipality of Nacka, south east of Stockholm.
Nacka Gymnasium aims to offer a wide range of choices of sustainable education adjusted to regional needs.
The work, the extent of which is unique to Nacka, communicates knowledge and methods concerning basic values, and promotes a broad health-promoting perspective on working with children and young people.
Statistics on road accidents are presented and discussed on a regular basis at major public events in Nacka's submunicipal districts.
Examples of organisations where such collaboration takes place include "Welfare Nacka" (between the municipality's social services, social insurance office, and the health region), "The Consulting Group" (an organ for political cooperation between the municipality and the health region) and "The Injury Prevention Network in Stockholm County" (a contact organisation for health-planning officers in Greater Stockholm).
Nacka is close to Stockholm, the capital, and yet there are large areas of wild nature and a traditional cultural landscape so well preserved.
The combination of new and old, and the beautiful nature with many lakes, creeks and sounds give Nacka its special character.
Here at the www.nacka.se part in English there is information for those of you who are on temporary visit in Nacka.
Nacka kommun satsar lÃ¥ngsiktigt pÃ¥ att ge all skolpersonal – frÃ¥n förskola till gymnasium – fortbildning i IT och media i programmet E-itis.
Vi har alltid fler sökande än vi kan ta emot, berättar Lena Byström, e-utvecklare inom skolverksamheten i Nacka kommun.
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To achieve the overall aims of efficiency, equity and freedom of choice for its citizens, the Nacka municipality in Sweden has invested in voucher programs in education, child-care, and care for the elderly.
The sectoral voucher programs are similar in nature and aim to promote efficient use of resources, enhance competition for better quality services for citizens of the municipality and to build a strong municipal economy.
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Nacka HK were one of the first women's ice hockey teams in Sweden.
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Select the district where the school is situated and the school.
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In order to understand employer and employee responsibility in the reasonable adjustment process, knowledge of the existing legislation relating to disability in the workplace is required.
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The Act simplifies and strengthens previous legislation to updated discrimination law which protects individuals from unfair treatment and promotes a fair and more equal society.