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Russia: Bloggers Protest Against Educational Reform
Eastern & Central Europe 31 January 2011
Blog-based address [RUS] to Russian leadership with demands to cancel educational reform has received more than 10 thousands voices of support [RUS] within two days. Bloggers protest against wide reform of the high school that would reduce number of compulsory subjects to 4 while leaving such disciplines like Russian language, mathematics,...
Honduras: New WikiLeaks Cables Reveal US Involvement in Honduran Politics
Latin America 31 January 2011
"The cables that Wikileaks have been releasing about Honduras, and that in the uproar over Tunisia and Egypt have been ignored by the mainstream media, make the level of US involvement in Honduran politics starkly clear. Very few people care at the moment," writes Aaron Ortiz in his blog Pensive.
Russia: Blogger Released After 14 Months of Penal Colony
Irek Murtazin [RUS], blogger and former spokesperson of the Tatarstan's president, has been released today after spending more than 14 months in penal colony, "Novaya Gazeta" reported [RUS]. After published a gossip about the death of Mintimir Shaimiev, president of Tatarstan Republic, Murtazin had been accused of defamation and sentenced to 2 years...
Pakistan: Blackwater Again?
South Asia 31 January 2011
Adil Najam writes about the very strange case of Raymond Davis, a said staff member of the US Consulate in Lahore, who shot two Pakistani men dead in a crowded part of Lahore.
India: Twitter And Our Lives
"So why exactly do we twitter?" asks Indian blogger Offstumped.
Bangladesh: Politics And Dr. Yunus
An Ordinary Citizen wonders whether there are any political reasons behind the indictments against Bangladeshi Nobel laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus and asks: "does Dr. Yunus represent the 3rd force in Bangladesh?"
Guatemala: The Left Unites During Election Year
Central American Politics reports that leaders from Guatemalan left-leaning parties have met with "representatives from the country's social organizations, unions, and peasant and environmental groups" to try to form a Broad Front for this year's legislative and presidential elections.
Comparing Mexico to Egypt
Rich, in The Mex Files, compares the situation in Egypt with Mexico's past and present. He concludes asking, "what will happen if the Mexicans decide it is time for a giant leap in Mexican power, in which the people of the largest Spanish-speaking nation demand that they be allowed to...
Africa: Has African Union become a group of jokers?
Sub-Saharan Africa 31 January 2011
Mac-Jordan wonders why Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe is included in Cote d'Ivoire's mediation?: "Instantly, I become very angry and annoyed at the decision of the African Union in appointing a dictator to mediate in the on-goings in Ivory Coast. Has the African Union become that much of a group of...
Africa: This is Africa website
Kajsa discovers This is Africa website: It is a spanking fresh culture site that trumpets "Africa for a new generation!" and sports subheadlines like "city life", "music" and "art&fashion".
Trinidad & Tobago: Fine Flavour Cocoa
Caribbean 31 January 2011
"Gran Couva is part of the Montserrat hills in the Central Range of Trinidad, where the combination of the trinitario cacao, the weather, the soil…converge to make some of the finest cocoa in the world": Lifespan of a Chennette tells the delicious story.
Egypt Protests 2011 in Seoul, South Korea.
East Asia 31 January 2011
Korean and Egyptian activists held a protest together in front of the Egyptian Embassy in Seoul today. Several local media published articles on today's demonstration which titled ' A Protest for Mubarak's Withdrawl and Egyptian's Freedom'. The Financial News posted five photos of the protest(Click the black box below article).
Cuba, Trinidad & Tobago: Looking at Egypt
Cuban bloggers speculate that the Egypt protests may set an example for Cubans, issue advice to the Egyptian people and blog about similarities and differences between the two countries, while from Trinidad and Tobago, Globewriter calls social networking "the new human rights weapon".
Trinidad & Tobago: In Solidarity Over Kato's Death
gspotttt and Globewriter join their voices in offering "tribute to the life of slain Sexual Minorities Uganda human rights defender David Kato Kisule."
Cuba: Arrest & Release #3
A third arrest and release for Guillermo Fariñas in three days: Uncommon Sense has the details.
Jamaica: Leah & Dog Paw
"Will she herald a new kind of representational politics since she has personally breached not only the uptown/downtown divide but also the legit/illegit one by literally commingling with a Don?": Active Voice thinks that Leah Tavares-Finson "is a fascinating character."
Ukraine: "Three Nations"?
Paul Goble of Window in Eurasia cites an interview [ENG] with a member of the Lviv City Council, who explains [UKR] that the real conflict in contemporary Ukraine is not between ethnic Ukrainians and ethnic Russians – instead, three different national projects are competing for dominance within the country.
Guinea-Bissau: Ready to face the truth?
Journalist Helena Ferro de Gouveia, in her blog Domadora de Leões [Lions Tamer, pt] reflects on what could be the impact if Guinea Bissau decides to create a Truth and Reconciliation Comission. She adds that "when the present is not resolved it is not easy to heal the past".
Russia: Valeria Novodvorskaya's Blog Hacked
Vladimir Pribylovskiy reports [RUS] hi-jacking of Valeria Novodvorskaya's (Russian liberal politician and a former Soviet dissident) LiveJournal account [RUS]. "The Brigade of Hell," dispersed group of generally pro-Kremlin hackers, took the responsibility for the attack. For the time being Novodvorskaya's account has been suspended.
Myanmar: Aung San Suu Kyi's party launches new website
Aung San Suu Kyi's party, the National League for Democracy, has launched a new website. The NLD is the main opposition party in Myanmar.
China: Law student almost got arrested for attempt to capture cadre's privilege moment
A Beijing University student ran into trouble when trying to take some snapshots of a cadre who enjoyed privilege in the train station. Full story see Olivia from China Hush.

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Its fun to see people who have worked for me at NLR go out and use what they learned here for God's glory. I hope that in some small way i was part of that. Ryan is going to be working for an sending organization doing video production, and Justin works for a church and has a production company you can find at www.theysaybuild.com. Both of these guys worked at camp as summer video guys, so its cool to see them going out and using video even more.
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Brooks, Browns, & Bows: Can you catch me now???
These great fish are from this past Friday... (03-25-11) Had a chance to get out with a couple guy's and this was the fruit of our labor. We manged to get into some really nice fish, the water was perfect high and green. And the fish wanted to eat Wooly Buggers like it was there job! Mark and Travis both did really well, being Travis had never fly fished and Mark was more familiar with the still water game. Travis I'm sorry about the sun soaked Brookie in the net picture, but the close up shows how good that fish really was (WHO DEY). As for Mark and his Rainbow, it speaks for itself...PIG!!!
Last but not least, we were heading off the stream we ran across this gentlemen locked in an epic battle. This is what came to the net when all was said and done! I did not get this man's name but asked if I could take a picture of this beast and post it on our blog... As you can see he said yes, great fish dude!!!
Wow those are some great looking fish. Very nice! Makes me want to hit a trout stream ASAP!


Think there's no way to screw up the rules for Dexterity? You must misunderstand the FAIL in Fail Squad Games!
Previously we took a look at Strength, Intelligence and Wisdom. Now it's time to look into Dexterity and how the Fail Squad Gamers have often misused it, house ruled it or glazed over it.
For this we look to the AD&D Players Handbook (1e Easley Cover) page 11& 12.
The text further goes on to acknowledge that a character may be good at ONE of those things and terrible at others, but the the score is a general reflection of all the abilities summed up in one place.
This all seems pretty standard, thieves are granted a 10% XP bonus for high dexterity as it is their main attribute. Very good, stuff we all know and incorporate into our games!
What follows the description is the Dexterity Table I that has some interesting bits.
At 5 or lower the character can ONLY be a Cleric.
I can accept this as all the other classes don't work well with bumbling and fumbling to excessive degrees.
6 is the minimum for half-elves and mages.
Also makes sense. While 6 is not graceful, the elves would be less likely to be bumbling about.
This one is a little surprising. Halflings are more dexterous than elves. I can only assume this is inspired by a certain Mr. Underhill and his ability to pick pockets – or hide rings in them.
14 is the maximum of a half-orc.
This again reinforces the bar for half-orc not being monks. I suspect Gary only liked the idea of them being warriors or barbarians.
As DMs we should take note of this. This is a testament regarding the complexity of illusionist spells and component use. An illusionist should really be put to the test when casting upper level spells.
We would go through the table, look at our bonuses or penalties and apply them to our adjustments on the character sheet. Reaction / attacking we assumed for surprise and to-hit with missile weapons, the defensive was an armor class bonus or penalty.
The reaction adjustment ALSO applies to saving throws against certain attacks. Fireballs, lightning bolts and other spells that conjure something you might dodge should be taking into account your dexterity adjustments when making a saving throw!
This table is pretty straight-forward without surprises. This illustrates the bonuses applied to thief abilities as they relate to dexterity. I would have liked to see this under the "thief" section as well so when you create a character you didn't need to bounce all over the book to get your ability numbers. That is a layout gripe though, and not a rules misinterpretation.
So polish up your notes – and note that Dexterity bonuses apply to some of those saving throws. Would this have saved any of your characters who didn't save vs fireball?
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I just wanted to point out that the max 14 dex for half-orcs was a misprint, corrected in later printings. Half-orcs after all were also one of the preferred races for assassins. The correct max was 17. Tgis was also addressed in a Sage Advice or something in Dragon Magazine. Sadly I only found out about that much later. The guys I played AD&D with all had early printings of the PHB.
huh. I never heard that before. of course, we didn't get Dragon mag either.


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Whaley Bridge residents not allowed home as structure remains at risk and heavy rainfall forecast
Police have warned the 180-year-old structure remains in a 'critical condition' with a breach still a 'very real threat'
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Toddbrook Reservoir near the village of Whaley Bridge, Derbyshire (Image: Peter Byrne/PA Wire)
Police have stopped evacuated residents returning back to their homes in Derbyshire's Whaley Bridge where a damaged dam is feared to be at risk of collapse.
Police have warned the 180-year-old structure remains in a "critical condition" with a breach still a "very real threat".
Forecasters warned of the potential for up to 40mm of rain to fall in just an hour or two on Sunday afternoon.
An RAF Chinook helicopter flies in sandbags to help repair the dam at Toddbrook reservoir (Image: Peter Byrne/PA Wire)
Dozens more homes have been evacuated in Whaley Bridge ahead of expected bad weather on Sunday, as emergency workers continue their efforts to prevent the dam giving way.
Evacuated residents had been allowed back into their homes " for a brief and controlled period" to collect pets and urgent medication and other vital items throughout Friday evening and Saturday.
But with heavy rain forecast on Sunday, police have stopped allowing residents home with "immediate effect."
Emergency services were working 'tirelessly' overnight (Image: Colin Horne - Manchester Evening News)
Derbyshire Constabulary said: "The attention of officers and other responders has to be on the preservation of life and, while there was an urgent need over the past 24 hours to allow residents back into the area, our first duty is to protect the lives of the public and emergency services.
"Further heavy rain is forecast from around 1pm today which also has the potential to increase the flow of water entering the Toddbrook Reservoir.
"The multi-agency response to this incident continues today and emergency services and partners are working around the clock to ensure the safety of the town and surrounding area."
There remains a threat to life in the town and 55 further properties were cleared in the Horwich End area this weekend, on top of around 1,500 residents who had already been evacuated.
Sandbags in the village of Whaley Bridge, Derbyshire (Image: Peter Byrne/PA Wire)
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Water levels at the Toddbrook Reservoir in the town had been reduced by 1.3 metres since Thursday, the Department for the Environment said on Saturday evening.
The fire service said 35% of the water had been pumped out by Sunday morning, but would not give further details on the level it had been brought down to, nor the level that must be reached for the dam to be considered safe.
Gavin Tomlinson, Deputy Chief Fire Officer of Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service, said crews had been working "tirelessly" overnight.
He added: "This work will continue until engineers are confident that the water is at a safe level and the risk has been mitigated."
He said he hoped people may be able to return to their homes by the end of the week.
A bag of concrete is thrown onto the damaged Toddbrook Reservoir near the village of Whaley Bridge (Image: Yui Mok/PA Wire)
RAF Chinook brought in to evacuate town below broken dam
A Met Office yellow weather warning is in place for much of northern England and the Midlands, including the area around the reservoir.
Meteorologist Mark Wilson said: "There is the potential for some thundery showers which could give some very unwelcome rain (in that area).
"There is the potential for 30-40mm in just one to two hours."
Residents evacuated on Thursday told how they grabbed medication and beloved pets when they were allowed to very briefly return home on Saturday, having been warned by police they did so at their own risk.
Joan Pass, 78, was in tears after she went back for the first time since the mass evacuation of the town, describing it as "terrible".
Tracey Coleman said she, her 18-year-old daughter Anna and the rest of the family left on Thursday with their two dogs, a cat, a tortoise and the neighbour's dog and went to her mother's house nearby.
Boris Johnson visited the area on Friday and promised that the damaged reservoir would have a "major rebuild" as he met locals at nearby Chapel-en-le-Frith High School.
Environment Secretary Theresa Villiers, who visited the area on Saturday, paid tribute to the "patience and fortitude" of residents and thanked all those working to repair the dam.
An RAF Chinook has dropped more than 400 sandbags, and around 150 firefighters have been using high-volume pumps to remove excess water from the reservoir.
Residents are expected to be updated on the situation at a meeting on Sunday evening.
The reservoir is on the north-west edge of the Peak District National Park and was built in 1831, according to experts, although the Environment Agency records it as being built in 1840-41.
Police said the helpline number for evacuated residents is 01629 533190. This number is open between 9am and 10pm and there is an answerphone facility outside of these hours.
There is also an e-mail address for anyone wishing to donate items or services, this is emergency.planning@derbyshire.gov.uk
Whaley Bridge woman films herself walking through deserted village that's 'in mortal danger' from collapsing dam
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Welcome, Gemma! This is a great question about FastPass+ at Walt Disney World Resort!
You are correct, of course! For example, if you are staying off-property at non-Disney Resort hotel accommodations starting February 16, 2019, then your FastPass+ booking window will open January 17, 2019. You may then select 3 FastPass+ attractions, up to 30 days in advance of each theme park visit day. In other words, you can only book one day's worth of FastPass+ entitlements 30 days in advance of each visit day. Then, on January 18, 2019 you could make FastPass+ choices for February 17, 2019, and so on. You may begin reserving selections at 7:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time online, or from your smartphone using the My Disney Experience mobile app.
If, however, you were to stay inside the magic at a Walt Disney World Resort hotel, you could start making FastPass+ selections as early as 60 days prior to your Check-In date. So, for an arrival date of February 16, 2019, your FastPass+ booking window would open this December 18, 2018. On that 60-day mark, the system would allow you to choose 3 FastPass+ selections per day, for the 'length of stay', which may be 14-days if you purchased the 14-Day Ultimate Ticket.
Disney Mom Tip: When your FastPass+ booking window opens, choose the most popular rides and attractions first. In some instances, availability can decrease by the minute! For example, Avatar Flight of Passage and Slinky Dog Dash are two highly sought after FastPass+ options you won't want to miss!
I hope you found this information useful, Gemma. Please write back with more questions as you continue to plan your visit to Walt Disney World Resort!


Sandwich's Advice To The Players presents "Love's Labour's Lost"
SANDWICH — A multitude of tangled romantic plots will come to three different stages during Old Home Week with Advice to the Players' production of "Love's Labour's Lost."
The show opened this past weekend at the Sandwich Fairgrounds Stage and will come to Quimby Freild and the Town Hall Theater over this weekend.
"Love's Labor's Lost" is one of Shakespeare's most complicated comedies where the King of Spain and a group of noblemen try to court a group of women who test their affections with some additional complications from some side characters.
The production was directed by Nafeesa Monroe, who was working with ATTP for the first time. Monroe is the founder and artistic director of Classics in Color: and Inclusive Theater Company in New York City.
Assistant director Lily Cardaropoli said they took the approach of "period with a modern twist" for the production. Cardaropoli said they worked hard to make the production fit for the three different stages.
Cardaropoli also plays Rosaline, the Princess' first lady in waiting who catches the eye of Berowne.
"I think she's met her match with Berowne," Cardaropoli said.
She said he character is "a little dark," illustrated through her black clothing. Berowne is the same way and they prove to be good foils for each other.
"She doesn't really think she can fall in love until she finds him," Cardaropoli said, saying to Berowne about his demeanor that she will take him if he reigns in his behavior.
Conor Moroney played King Ferdinand, who Moroney described as "very ambitious." He makes a vow to study for three years and swears off women, having his friends do the same. Then he meets the Princess of France and his resolve slips.
"It's one of Shakespeare's most lyrical plays," Moroney said.
He said Monroe kept them on their toes and practicing the lines. He said humor often requires a fast pace and Monroe kept them working at it.
"Nafeesa drilled us in making sure we are hitting all the notes," Moroney said.
Carolyn Hart played the Princess of France: Hart described her character as incredibly cynical.
"She really is not super happy about the king," Hart said.
Hart also costumed the entire show. She said she took quite a task in both performing and making sure all the costumes were together.
"Working with Nafeesa was amazing," Hart said. "It was a big challenge and I appreciated every minute of it."
Johnny Segalla played the comedic Spaniard swashbuckler Don Armado. Segalla said Shakespeare wrote the play around the time the British defeated the Spanish Armada and Armado was a way to poke fun at the Spanish.
Segalla said it was fun to use Shakespearean language with an accent. He has previously played Gaston in a production of "Beauty and the Beast" and channeled that character into his performance.
Don Armado is a fast talker and he said Monroe repeatedly emphasized doing the lines at a faster pace.
Segalla does theater in New York and said this was his first time with ATTP.
"It's a whole vacation," Segalla said. "Advice to the Players every year it gets stronger and stronger." He added, "I'm just happy to be here."
"Love's Labour's Lost" will be performed on Quimby Field on Thursday, Aug. 9 at 5:30 p.m. and at the Sandwich Town Hall Theater on Friday and Saturday, Aug. 10-11 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Aug. 12 at 2 p.m.


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Biennial Report
بواسطة Kentucky. State Board of Health
I. Members and Officers of Board.
II. General Report of Secretary.
III. Smallpox Reports from Counties.
IV. Proceedings of Board.
V. Report of State Veterinarian.
VI. Laws, Rules and Court Decisions.
General Report.
The contents of this volume comprises an outline of the operations of the Board from April 1, 1899, to April 1, 1901, reports from the health authorities of each county and city in the State where smallpox has prevailed during the present epidemics, the health laws and court decisions relating thereto, together with the rules and regulations carefully framed to guide this and the local Boards of Health in the discharge of their important and responsible duties.
SMALLPOX.
As the time and attention of the Board have been almost entirely taken up with the management of smallpox a brief history of the origin and spread of the disease will be of interest. To this will be added a summary of the facts furnished in the reports from the county and city Boards, to which the reader is referred for detailed information.
Smallpox was imported from Honduras to Mobile early in the summer of 1897, and spread rapidly through the mining regions of Alabama and Tennessee. The disease was singularly mild in form, and as it was mainly confined to the colored race, appeared to attract but little attention from either the health authorities or people except in the larger cities.
The first case in Kentucky came to Middlesboro from Tennessee early in December, 1897. Shortly after, the disease broke out at Jellico, a State-line town, and two months later a negro who had contracted the disease at Knoxville came down with it at Richmond.
The character of the disease was recognized early at Middlesboro, but in the absence of any hospital or other preparations for dealing with it, and while the fiscal authorities of the town and county were higgling about meeting the expenses, hundreds of exposures had occurred, in a population almost entirely unprotected by vaccination. To add to the difficulties of the situation, although the disease was well marked in its diagnostic features, ignorant and designing persons spread the report that it was "Elephant Itch," "Cuban Itch," "African Itch," names which clung to the disease in this and other States, much to the confusion of the popular mind. The malady spread rapidly at this place, resulting in the most severe and expensive epidemic that has ever visited an interior town in this State.
A serious condition of affairs also developed at Jellico, but here the Health Board secured earlier financial support from the county, and by most efficient work, the disease was brought under control.
Recognizing that the State was called upon to face an emergency, not only from the epidemics already on at the places mentioned, but also from fresh importations from other States, this Board caused the following circular letter to be sent to the health and civil officials and physicians in every county, and to every newspaper in the State. With characteristic liberality, the circular was reproduced in nearly every newspaper, multiplying it by many thousands, and laying the desired information and warning before every newspaper-reading family in Kentucky.
WARNING AGAINST SMALLPOX.
State Board of Health,
Bowling Green, Ky., Feb. 15, 1898.
To the Health Officials, Physicians and People of Kentucky:
Smallpox is now widespread in Eastern Tennessee, North Carolina, Southwestern Virginia and Northern Alabama, and several cases exist in Middlesboro and near Jellico in this State. The epidemic appears to have originated in Mobile last summer, and to have been gradually extending northward since. It is chiefly prevalent amongst the negro population and manifests an unusual tendency everywhere to break over official control and assume an epidemic form.
This Board, therefore feels that it is its duty to warn the people that prompt action may prevent its further spread in this State. Fortunately prevention is as certain and safe as it is cheap and easy. Vaccination and re-vaccination, properly done, with reliable virus, is a certain preventive and is entirely free from danger. This is the conclusion of the health officers of the world after years of patent investigations, and is now an accepted truth in preventive medicine.
Notwithstanding these facts, about one-third of the people of Kentucky have never availed themselves of this protection. Our people should not await for orders from boards of health in the presence of an epidemic to force them to an evident duty. Every citizen should see to it that not only himself, but, every one for whom he is responsible is vaccinated at once. No child should be admitted to any public or private school who has not been vaccinated, and all factories, railroads and mines should make the same requirements. This is especially important in view of the threatened danger.
The operation should be done by a competent physician, under proper aseptic precautions, and he should see the person vaccinated from time to time so the result may be certain. Imperfect vaccination gives a false and often fatal sense of security. Reliable virus can be obtained from the National Vaccine Farm, Washington, D. C, or their agents, the Henry Drug Company, Louisville, Ky.
In addition it is urgently requested that all boards of health perfect their organization at once, if they have not done so, and take every precaution to prevent the entrance of the disease into their jurisdiction, or, failing in this, be ready to stamp it out by strictly isolating the first case, and vaccinating and re-vaccinating every person exposed to it . All funerals should be strictly private.
This Board holds itself ready to give any assistance in its power at any time.
By order of \he Board:
J. M. MATHEWS, M. D., President. J. N. McCORMACK, M. D., Secretary.
The ease which developed at Richmond was not recognized as smallpox, and many exposures had occurred, and about fifteen had the disease, in a negro quarter in the heart of the town, before the Board of Health was notified and any efficient steps taken to arrest its spread. Although the conditions seemed so threatening, the call made by the health officials upon the mayor and county judge was so promptly responded to that the epidemic was readily controlled, with a minimum of injury to the business interests of the town.
Expert inspectors were sent to the assistance of the local boards at these places, and this practice has been continued up to the present time, in so far as our limited funds would permit, but recently it has been necessary for the afflicted counties to pay the inspectors. Such assistance has been highly useful in clearing up questions of diagnosis and in giving much needed practical advice in isolation and details in management.
Six weeks after the first warning was issued, as the danger seemed even greater, another circular was prepared and sent out as before. It follows:
Office of State Board of Health,
Bowling Green, Ky., March 25, 1898.
To the Officials, Physicians and People of Kentucky:
This Board again gives warning that our State is seriously threatened with an epidemic of smallpox. Grave conditions already exist in Bell, Whitley and Madison counties, and cases are reported in Knox and Mason counties. So far the disease has been almost exclusively confined to negroes, but this exemption of the white race can not long be hoped for if it continues to spread.
In spite of repeated and continued warnings from this and county and municipal boards, each community so far attacked was unprepared, a large per cent, of the population was unvaccinated, and dangerous and costly delays occurred before the character of the disease was recognized, and hospitals and other provisions could be made for the sick and exposed.
Under our laws this expense must be met by the counties and cities affected, and it can only be made small by proper preparation before a case appears. Had Middlesboro and Bell county been thus forehanded and ready to care for the first cases, thousands of dollars would have been saved in actual outlay, very many thousands in loss of business, and the officials and community the mortification of clamoring for outside aid to do what they were amply able to do for themselves.
In view of these facts, the Board advises that each town and city at once pass and enforce a compulsory vaccination ordinance, beginning with the colored race, but reaching everybody; that isolation hospitals or tents, and suitable ground for their location, be secured; that visiting and strange negroes be hunted out, vaccinated and kept under observation, and especially that physicians practicing amongst negroes be instructed as to the difficulty of recognizing mild cases of smallpox


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Controversial forward progress call in OT of Music City Bowl helps to deny Tennessee victory
Thursday's Music City Bowl between Purdue and Tennessee had a bit of everything. It was high-scoring, it had big, exciting plays, it was controversial and it was won on a walk-off.
The controversy occurred in overtime after the teams ended regulation tied 45-45.
The Vols got the ball first in OT and eventually made it down to the Purdue 1. On fourth-and-goal from the 1, Tennessee running back Jaylen Wright was ruled short of the end zone as a result of his forward progress being stopped, but Wright had tried to extend his arm and reach over the goal line with the ball.
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The whistle blew after the ball appeared to cross the plane, but forward progress rulings can't be reviewed. The call resulted in a Tennessee turnover on downs and an irate Vols coach Josh Heupel.
The Boilermakers went on to win 48-45 on a field goal.
After the game, Heupel relayed to the media the explanation he was given, which was pretty simple, even if he disagreed with it.
"There's some things I probably don't agree with," Heupel said. "Yeah, I think everyone knows that."
When the whistle blew and whether it should even have been blown is the main topic of discussion. Most camera angles appear to show Wright breaking the plane while not being down by contact.
As of late Thursday, referee Jerry Magallanes, who headed the ACC officiating crew that worked the game, hasn't addressed the call. Magallanes and several other officials who worked the game have come under fire in the past for missed calls.
The game had plenty of people talking before the officiating came under fire. There were 1,293 total yards of offense and 57 total first downs. Tennesee was penalized 14 times for 128 yards and still only lost by three points.
The matchup was a big game for both teams. Purdue was looking for its first nine-win season since 2003, while Heupel was looking to become the first Tennesee coach to win a bowl game in his first season since Phil Fulmer in 1993.
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We are beginning a new chapter in our countryside life: spring has started. Although it was snowing the last week, I still need to put fire in the tile stove and winter and spring walk hands in hands, there are obvious signs of change.
Every day is a surprise. I didn't expect any snowdrop under the bushes but there are a lot of them and they are beautiful. Every day I check the growing flowering bulbs in the flower bed next to the house. In our morning walks with Little Dog we check each fruit tree, its buds, we are greeting each new leaf of grass and I am making plans. In a huge garden like this there are a loot of things to plan.
The first task on the list is the kitchen garden. Not a big one for the first time- a reasonable size for some herbs, tomatoes, peppers, onions maybe courgettes and eggplants and a few specialities. I try to keep my dreams and desires under control, since I would love to create something much more bigger then we are able to handle beside of everyday life. On the top of it we still have to learn a lot about gardening.
I take out the treasure box of the cupboard which I inherited from my grandmother. When she died my father gave me the seeds that she had preserved in small jars. In each jar I find a piece of paper with the name of the plant carefully written by her unmistakable handwriting. There are mostly flower seeds but I discover some herb seeds as well and her remarks make me smile (mimosa- really beautiful"). I don't know whether they are still good and I am wondering if they will sprout even if I am not as experienced gardener as my grandmother was.
Our fruit trees need some care as well. I ask for advice Marika, our neighbor who was actually good friend with my grandmother since their childhood. 8 years ago unprofessional hands damaged the trees while pruning. I still shudder when I recall this memory and I don't want it to happen any more. Marika recommends András, who is a quiet young man and a type of person who doesn't like wasting words and only speaks when it has importance.
It turns out that he was looking after the garden a long time ago so he knows it by heart. He has a writing pad and a pen in his hands, he quietly observes each tree, makes some comments aloud and takes notes. It is worth to look after the sour cherry trees, he recalls the good harvest they had that time.
"Oh, I can't wait to prepare some sour cherry jam, syrup, pie"- I am telling him with enthusiasm and the first time since he arrived he begins to smile.
We keep on walking from one tree to the other. The cherry trees are too high, too old- it is too much work and he would need special equipment for that. Our apple trees are also quite old, maybe 75 years he says. He is not really enthusiastic about them although we are assuring him about its wonderful apples and good harvest. Still they would need some care. The summary: four sour cherry trees, three cherry trees, an apricot, three nut trees, a plum, a greengage, a pear and four apple trees.
There is nut tree growing in between another nut tree and an apple tree. There is not enough space for the three of them so a nut tree has to be cut down. I remember that one of the them had amazing big nuts but I don't know which one. We agree that we will check this autumn and decide later although secretly Áron and me would love to keep both trees. We agree in price and probably he can start the work already next week.
Suddenly I see the same enthusiasm in his eyes like when we were talking about sour cherries and he takes a look at his writing pad again.
So we say goodbye and now we are sure that our trees will be in good hands.
I know that we are going to spend whole days in the garden so we definately need a snack that we can just grab whenever we are hungry. I prepare cheese sticks according to my mother's recipe. I knead the dough quickly cut them into long stripes and bake them in the oven in 15 minutes. While we are preparing the kitchen garden I just pick up a few sticks in the kitchen and put some into my pocket as well, as a reserve for later.


In addition, the bar's 14 degree ramp angle (the slope of the bar from the curve of the tops to the brake perch) provides a smooth transition to the brake hoods for a comfortable ergonomic hand position on the hoods. Crafted from 7050 aluminum, this bar is lightweight and durable. Drops are angled outward by 3 degrees to reduce wrist strain. The SL-88 is clip compatible.
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In vivo imaging of human cancer with telomerase-specific replication-selective adenovirus
Fujiwara, T., 2012, In Vivo Cellular Imaging Using Fluorescent Proteins: Methods and Protocols. Hoffman, R. M. (ed.). p. 129-139 11 p. (Methods in Molecular Biology; vol. 872).
Telomerase 100%
Adenoviridae 85%
human TERT protein 24%
Anatomic Models 11%
The modulation of portal venous hemodynamics in living donor liver transplantation
Sadamori, H., Umeda, Y., Yagi, T. & Fujiwara, T., 2012, Hemodynamics: Monitoring, Theory and Applications. Nova Science Publishers, Inc., p. 217-230 14 p.
Gene therapy for cancer treatment
Kagawa, S. & Fujiwara, T., Mar 1 2013, Gene Therapy: Technologies and Applications. Future Medicine Ltd., p. 70-83 14 p.
Selectively Replicating Oncolytic Adenoviruses Combined with Chemotherapy, Radiotherapy, or Molecular Targeted Therapy for Treatment of Human Cancers
Kuroda, S., Kagawa, S. & Fujiwara, T., Aug 2013, Gene Therapy of Cancer: Translational Approaches from Preclinical Studies to Clinical Implementation: Third Edition. Elsevier Inc., p. 171-183 13 p.
Molecular Targeted Therapy 100%
ONYX015 26%
p53 replacement therapy for cancer
Tazawa, H., Kagawa, S. & Fujiwara, T., Sep 1 2016, Recent Results in Cancer Research. Springer New York LLC, p. 1-15 15 p. (Recent Results in Cancer Research; vol. 209).
p53 Genes 85%


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"use strict";

const BaseComparison = require("./base");
const baseClassChanges = require("../changes/baseClass");
const compareMaps = require("../../utils/compareMaps");
const mapObject = require("../../utils/mapObject");
const MapOfArraysComparator = require("../mapOfArraysComparator");

class BaseClassComparison extends BaseComparison {
    compareSameType() {
        this.compareMembers();
        // Are there any other changes than members?
        // Maybe we should call the parent method in that case (which adds an
        // UnknownImpact for an UnknownChange):
        // super.compareSameType();
    }

    getOwnMembers(versionIndex) {
        let res = this[`members${versionIndex}`];
        if (!res) {
            const filePath = this.filePath;
            res = this[`members${versionIndex}`] = mapObject(this.getVersion(versionIndex).content.members, member => ({
                filePath: filePath,
                member: member
            }));
        }
        return res;
    }

    getOwnMember(versionIndex, memberName) {
        const members = this.getOwnMembers(versionIndex);
        if (members) {
            return members[memberName];
        }
    }

    getParent(versionIndex) {
        return this.getVersion(versionIndex).content.parent;
    }

    getParentAllMembers(versionIndex) {
        const parentComparison = this.getDependencyOrWarn(this.getParent(versionIndex), BaseClassComparison);
        if (parentComparison) {
            return parentComparison.getAllMembers(versionIndex);
        }
        return Object.create(null);
    }

    getAllMembers(versionIndex) {
        let res = this[`allMembers${versionIndex}`];
        if (!res) {
            const parentMembers = this.getParentAllMembers(versionIndex);
            const ownMembers = this.getOwnMembers(versionIndex);
            res = Object.assign(Object.create(null), parentMembers, ownMembers);
        }
        return res;
    }

    getParentMember(versionIndex, memberName) {
        const parentComparison = this.getDependencyOrWarn(this.getParent(versionIndex), BaseClassComparison);
        if (parentComparison) {
            return parentComparison.getMember(versionIndex, memberName);
        }
    }

    getMember(versionIndex, memberName) {
        const allMembers = this[`allMembers${versionIndex}`];
        if (allMembers) {
            return allMembers[memberName];
        } else {
            return this.getOwnMember(versionIndex, memberName) || this.getParentMember(versionIndex, memberName);
        }
    }

    compareMembers() {
        // Check if parent changed:
        const parent1 = this.getParent(1);
        const parent2 = this.getParent(2);
        let parent1Members, parent2Members, parentChange;
        if (parent1 !== parent2) {
            // pre-compute all parent members:
            parent1Members = this.getParentAllMembers(1);
            parent2Members = this.getParentAllMembers(2);
            parentChange = this.addChange(baseClassChanges.constructors.ParentChange, {
                parent1: parent1,
                parent2: parent2
            });
        }

        // compare own members (without looking in parents)
        compareMaps(this.getOwnMembers(1), this.getOwnMembers(2), (memberName, member1, member2) => {
            if (!this.isSameMember(memberName, member1, member2)) {
                const ownChange = this.addMemberChange(memberName, member1, member2);
                // look in parents in case the member was added or removed:
                member1 = member1 || this.getMember(1, memberName);
                member2 = member2 || this.getMember(2, memberName);
                this.addCause(this.addMemberImpact(memberName, member1, member2), ownChange);
            }
        });

        // Look for changes due to the change of parent:
        if (parentChange) {
            compareMaps(parent1Members, parent2Members, (memberName, member1, member2) => {
                if (!this.isSameMember(memberName, member1, member2)) {
                    this.addCause(this.processParentMemberChange(memberName, member1, member2), parentChange);
                }
            });
        }

    }

    isSameMember(memberName, member1, member2) {
        return member1 && member2 && member1.filePath === member2.filePath && member1.member.type === member2.member.type && member1.member.hash === member2.member.hash;
    }

    isSameSignature(memberName, member1, member2) {
        const member1Member = member1.member;
        const member2Member = member2.member;
        const member1Type = member1Member.type;
        if (member1Type !== member2Member.type) {
            return false;
        }
        const fn = this[`isSameSignatureFor${member1Type[0].toUpperCase()}${member1Type.slice(1)}`];
        if (fn) {
            return fn.call(this, memberName, member1, member2);
        }
        return true;
    }

    isSameSignatureForFunction(memberName, member1, member2) {
        const args1 = member1.member.args;
        const args2 = member2.member.args;
        return args1.length === args2.length ? args1.every((name,index) => name === args2[index]) : false;
    }

    getMemberChangeInfo(memberName) {
        let memberChangeInfo = this.memberChangeInfo;
        if (!memberChangeInfo) {
            memberChangeInfo = this.memberChangeInfo = Object.create(null);
        }
        if (memberName) {
            let info = memberChangeInfo[memberName];
            if (!info) {
                info = memberChangeInfo[memberName] = {};
            }
            return info;
        } else {
            return memberChangeInfo;
        }
    }

    addMemberChange(memberName, member1, member2) {
        return this.addChange(baseClassChanges.constructors.MemberChange, {
            memberName: memberName,
            member1: member1 ? member1.member : null,
            member2: member2 ? member2.member : null
        });
    }

    computeMemberImpactType(memberName, member1, member2) {
        if (member1 && !member2) {
            return baseClassChanges.constructors.MemberRemoved;
        } else if (!member1 && member2) {
            return baseClassChanges.constructors.MemberAdded;
        } else if (member1 && member2) {
            const sameSignature = this.isSameSignature(memberName, member1, member2);
            return sameSignature ? baseClassChanges.constructors.MemberImplementationChanged : baseClassChanges.constructors.MemberSignatureChanged;
        } else {
            throw new Error("Assertion failed: !member1 && !member2");
        }
    }

    addMemberImpact(memberName, member1, member2, impactType) {
        const changeInfo = this.getMemberChangeInfo(memberName);
        if (changeInfo.impact) {
            throw new Error(`Assertion failed: in ${this.filePath} ${memberName} already has an impact: ${changeInfo.impact.constructor.type}`);
        }
        if (!impactType) {
            impactType = this.computeMemberImpactType(memberName, member1, member2);
        }
        const impact = changeInfo.impact = this.addImpact(impactType, {
            memberName: memberName,
            member1: member1,
            member2: member2
        });
        this.delayedProcessings.push(() => {
            this.processMemberUsages(impact);
        });
        return impact;
    }

    forEachCommonMemberUsage(memberName, fn) {
        if (!this.membersUsagesComparator) {
            this.membersUsagesComparator = new MapOfArraysComparator(this, version => version.content.membersUsages, item => item);
        }
        const memberNameLength = memberName.length;
        return this.membersUsagesComparator.forEachCommonValue(memberUsed => (memberUsed.startsWith(memberName) && (memberNameLength === memberUsed.length || memberUsed[memberNameLength] === ".")), fn);
    }

    processMemberUsages(impact) {
        const memberName = impact.getMemberName();
        let newImpactType = null;
        if (impact instanceof baseClassChanges.constructors.MemberRemoved) {
            newImpactType = baseClassChanges.constructors.RemovedMemberStillUsed;
        } else if (impact instanceof baseClassChanges.constructors.MemberSignatureChanged) {
            newImpactType = baseClassChanges.constructors.UsedMemberChangedSignature;
        }
        if (newImpactType) {
            this.forEachCommonMemberUsage(memberName, (usedMember, userMember) => {
                this.addImpact(newImpactType, {
                    memberName: userMember
                }).addCause(impact);
            });
        }
    }

    processImpactFromParent(impact) {
        if (impact instanceof baseClassChanges.abstractConstructors.MemberImpact) {
            this.addCause(this.processParentMemberChange(impact.getMemberName(), impact.getMember1(), impact.getMember2(), impact.constructor), impact);
        }
    }

    getContainerOwnMember(versionIndex, memberName) {
        const splitMemberName = memberName.split(".");
        while (splitMemberName.length > 0) {
            const curMemberName = splitMemberName.join(".");
            const ownMember = this.getOwnMember(versionIndex, curMemberName);
            if (ownMember) {
                return {
                    memberName: curMemberName,
                    member: ownMember
                };
            }
            splitMemberName.pop();
        }
    }

    processParentMemberChange(memberName, member1, member2, impactType) {
        const ownMember1 = this.getContainerOwnMember(1, memberName);
        const ownMember2 = this.getContainerOwnMember(2, memberName);
        if (ownMember1 && ownMember2) {
            if (!impactType) {
                impactType = this.computeMemberImpactType(memberName, member1, member2);
            }
            const newImpactConfig = {
                memberName: memberName,
                member1: member1,
                member2: member2,
                overridingMember1: ownMember1.member,
                overridingMember2: ownMember2.member
            };
            let newImpactTypeName;
            if (ownMember1.memberName === memberName && ownMember2.memberName === memberName) {
                newImpactTypeName = `OverriddenParent${impactType.type}`;
            } else {
                newImpactTypeName = `OverriddenParentDependency${impactType.type}`;
                newImpactConfig.overridingMember1Name = ownMember1.memberName;
                newImpactConfig.overridingMember2Name = ownMember2.memberName;
            }
            return this.addImpact(baseClassChanges.constructors[newImpactTypeName], newImpactConfig);
        } else if (ownMember1 || ownMember2) {
            // change both in parent and in child about the same member
            // the change in child is already reported, the change in parent does not need to be reported
        } else {
            // parent changed and the member is not overridden, let's just propagate the change:
            return this.addMemberImpact(memberName, member1, member2, impactType);
        }
    }

}

module.exports = BaseClassComparison;

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


While a majority of sunburns are easily treated with a little bit of Aloe Vera and staying in side an extra day or two, some can result in an emergency room visit if not taken care of properly. According to research in Dermatology, there were 34,000 ER visits in the U.S. in 2013 due to serious sunburns. If your sunburn results in nausea, confusion, headache or extreme pain or chills, you should see a doctor. Of course all of this can be easily prevented by practicing good sun protection habits for yourself and whoever you are supervising during your time outside. Sunburns can result in more serious and detrimental outcomes in the future that negatively impact your overall health and well-being, so do everything you can to avoid even a minor burn.
Stay hydrated, wear plenty of sunscreen, and have fun this summer. Remember, in the time of an emergency, ER Now is conveniently located at 4121 Southwest Parkway. We are here for you. Faces You Know. Doctors You Trust.
Fortunately, a shot of epinephrine will do the trick right away but don't let any of these symptoms be prolonged. ER Now is conveniently located at 4121 Southwest Parkway and could easily be the emergency room near you in a time like this, you will be treated by Faces You Know and Doctors You Trust.


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Ther is very little difference between 4x and 8x. If you're one of those completely insane people who overclock every component and make their computer into a fire hazard the likes of which the fire brigade have nightmares about just to get an extra 1 frame per second in the latest game, then there is a difference. To normal people, the difference is minimal. Certainly not enough to warrant buying a new motherboard if you can't really afford it. And the difference between 8x and PCI-E isn't sufficient to waste so much money on either, not for a year or two at least.
Jedi871308x has almost double the bandwith through the bus than the 4X.....basically...faster transfer speeds from the card to the mobo
So... More Power to the Card, More Speed }>
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Formerly Nik1818
Chances are if your rig has x4 AGP then it's a fairly out-dated system anyway. But like Matt says, unless your a Pyro there's not all that much difference.


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OnePlus 8T release date, price, features and news
OnePlus 8 / 8 Pro current generation
It's a common practice for tech companies to release two flagship lines for the year and OnePlus makes no exception, even though in its first years, it released only one device a year. Despite the challenging situation of 2020, it's still possible to see a OnePlus 8T and a OnePlus 8T Pro. In previous years, OnePlus has released a slightly upgraded version, marketed with the letter "T" of its flagship devices, which comes with better battery life, bigger display and last year, the OnePlus 7T even featured a slightly upgraded version of the processor with the Snapdragon 855 Plus.
OnePlus 8T, 8T Pro release date
OnePlus 8T, 8T Pro price
OnePlus 8T, 8T Pro design
OnePlus 8T, 8T Pro display
OnePlus 8T, 8T Pro camera
OnePlus 8T, 8T Pro hardware
OnePlus 8T, 8T Pro battery
OnePlus 8T, 8T Pro 5G support
The OnePlus 8 series were released on April 14 and if OnePlus decides to follow the trend from previous years, it's expected that the new OnePlus 8T and OnePlus 8T Pro are going to be announced sometime in the fall of 2020. Since 2016, OnePlus has pretty much respected its schedule to release the T version of their flagships around October, so we would expect the OnePlus 8T and 8T Pro to be released sometime during October 2020 globally and in the US.
OnePlus 8T Pro Specs
Apple iPhone 12 release date, price, features and news
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 release date, price, features and news
Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 release date, price, features and news
Google Pixel 5 release date, price, features and news
This year, OnePlus surprised us with a higher-than-usual price for the OnePlus 8 and the OnePlus 8 Pro. It looks like OnePlus is now really stepping in the big flagship vendor arena, most likely with aims to rival Samsung and Apple smartphones. The OnePlus 8T will probably be some $50 to $100 more expensive than the current OnePlus 8, which starts at $699, and the OnePlus 8T Pro should be slightly more expensive than the OnePlus 8 Pro. The prices are estimated at $799 for the OnePlus 8T and around $999 for the OnePlus 8T Pro. Unfortunately, no prices have been announced or leaked at this point.
It's possible that the OnePlus 8T design is not going to be that much different than the OnePlus 8, same goes for the 8T Pro. This year, the OnePlus 8 is pretty big in itself with its 6.5-inch display and relatively tall and narrow look, so maybe the OnePlus 8T will not be substantially bigger than that, more likely to match the OnePlus 8 Pro's size, which is slightly bigger at 6.78 inches.
Leaked image from IGeekphone
Additionally, last year, we had a design upgrade from the OnePlus 7 to the OnePlus 7T, which got a circular camera setup. However, it's possible that OnePlus will go with the same camera setup design as the one on the current OnePlus 8 for its OnePlus 8T and 8T Pro.
We expect the front selfie camera to remain the same as One Plus 8's.
Another leaked image from IGeekphone
OnePlus 8T vs OnePlus 8T Pro
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Scratch-resistant glass, Ambient light sensor, Proximity sensor
OnePlus Warp Charge
Given the fact that last year's OnePlus 7T was surprisingly similar to the OnePlus 7 Pro in the display department, we can expect something like an 6.8 inch 3168 x 1440 pixels display for the OnePlus 8T variant. The OnePlus 8 Pro has a smooth 120Hz display refresh rate with beautiful color accuracy, so it's quite possible the OnePlus 8T to feature this refresh rate.
This year's OnePlus 8 sports a triple camera setup, while the OnePlus 8 Pro has a quad camera setup. We may expect a similar setup in the yet unannounced OnePlus 8T and OnePlus 8T Pro. Based on last years' models, the camera improvements between the OnePlus 7, 7 Pro, 7T and 7T Pro were not as big, so we might expect the camera on the 8T and the 8T Pro to be similar to that of the OnePlus 8 Pro, which has a main sensor of 48MP and additionally 48 MP ultrawide lens, 8MP telephoto lens, 5MP color sensor and a selfie shooter with 32 MP lens.
Recent leaks point to an imminent release of the Snapdragon 865 Plus. In recent years, Qualcomm released a slightly-refreshed, gaming-oriented version of its flagship processor and that's what the OnePlus 7T came with last year (the Snapdragon 855 Plus). It's very likely now, upon the release of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 Plus in July, the OnePlus 8T and 8T Pro will most likely be powered by it.
The current OnePlus 8 and 8 Pro variants come with 8 or 12 GB of RAM and internal storage of 128 GB, so we expect those specs to remain the same for the yet unannounced OnePlus 8T and 8T Pro.
This year's OnePlus 8 comes with a solid 4,300mAh battery and the OnePlus 8 Pro packs an even bigger battery, a 4,510mAh one. Last year, OnePlus released a slightly upgraded battery capacity with the OnePlus 7T, which added additional 100mAh of capacity to the OnePlus 7's 3,700mAh, thus standing at 3,800mAh.
If OnePlus decides to follow this trend as well, it's possible that the company will provide a bigger battery for the 8T and 8T Pro, something in the likes of 4,500mAh for the 8T and slightly more for the 8T Pro. Unfortunately at this time, we do not have any information on the battery sizes of either the OnePlus 8T or the 8T Pro variants.
Additionally, the OnePlus 8 comes with fast charging and wireless charging. Rumors suggest that the OnePlus 8T might feature a 65W wired fast charging.
Both the OnePlus 8 and the OnePlus 8 Pro are 5G-enabled devices, so we expect nothing less of the fall variants of OnePlus' flagships.
The Pixelworks interview: how OnePlus took a Samsung display and made it better
OnePlus says that the 5G Nord could end up coming to the U.S.
Samsung's Galaxy S20 Fan Edition 5G is starting to sound positively dreamy
Sony Xperia 1 II loses to iPhone and Galaxy in our blind camera comparison
Should you buy the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ in 2020?
New report highlights Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T's strengths and weaknesses on both 4G and 5G
T-Mobile's 5G network may get some sort of a boost at the next major Un-carrier event
Apple's base iPhone 12 5G model might be pricier than you expected
LG Aristo 5 is the newest cheap phone available at T-Mobile and Metro
The next Google Nest will be announced on July 13
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Have you Seen Etienne Lemieux & Louis-Vincent Lessard? Canadian Students Missing from Queenstown/Te Anau
Teamster / July 26, 2015
Etienne Lemieux & Louis-Vincent Lessard were last seen in Queenstown on 6 July 2015
Etienne Lemieux and Louis-Vincent Lessard are two 23 year old French Canadians, students of the Université de Montréal Industrial Design.
According to CBC News the men were last seen at The Base Backpackers Hostel in Queenstown on July 6. They checked in on July 5 and had booked in for one night only. The pair had bought bus tickets for Lake Te Anau and may have been headed for Fiordland.
Etienne Lemieux & Louis-Vincent Lessard in Queenstown
CBC News reported Kelly Larsen, shift commander Kelly Larsen of the New Zealand Police in Queenstown said
They'd bought bus tickets to Lake Te Anau scheduled to depart July 6. Larsen said witnesses told police the two young men had talked about plans to trek on the Kepler Track, which she said is usually about a four-day walk through the mountains.
Lemieux and Lessard are not confirmed to have gone ahead with those travel plans.
If they did, they would have been met with snow and other harsh weather.
Larsen said most trails in New Zealand are self-guided. She said at this point there was no indication of an avalanche.
The two young men had travelled to New Zealand on an outdoor adventure trip. Their family reported them missing after they did not return on their scheduled flight back to Montreal. Larsen said one of the men's father said it was out of character for his son to not contact him.
Lemieux is described as five feet 10 inches, weighing 185 pounds. He has brown hair and brown eyes.
Lessard is five feet 10 inches, 175 pounds, and has brown hair and blue eyes.
If you have any information please contact Detective Lisa Watt, Queenstown Otago Lakes, New Zealand Police. Tel office: 643 441 1600 Mobile : 6421 191 5361 lisa.watt@police.govt.nz. Or, leave a message on a Facebook page set up to find the men https://www.facebook.com/etiennelouisvincentmissing?
July 26, 2015 in Adventure Tourism. Tags: Base Packpackers, Canadian tourists, Etienne Lemieux & Louis-Vincent Lessard, Fiordland, French Canadian tourists, Kepler Track, Lake Te Anau, Missing tourists, Queenstown, Te Anau, Tourist Safety, Université de Montréal Industrial Design
Etienne Lemieux and Louis-Vincent Lessard. Two bodies found. DOC does NOT manage avalanches on the Kepler Track
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Finalist. September 2017, Fremantle Art Centre, WA.
The Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award supported by Little Creatures Brewing is Australia's premier showcase of prints and artists' books. The award and exhibition, which have been running for more than 40 years, boast a national judging panel and $22,000 in prize money. The FAC Print Award presents the best works from established, emerging and cross-disciplinary artists.
Border Lines, woodcut and photopolymer plate etching on 8 sheets of handmade Thai paper, 150 x 214 cm, unique state print, 2017.


BUFFALO, NY – The University at Buffalo women's basketball team withstood a second half charge by Kent State to defeat the Golden Flashes 75-66 at Alumni Arena on Saturday afternoon. With the win the Bulls improve to 16-5 on the year, 8-2 in league play.
Cierra Dillard narrowly missed out on a triple double, pouring in a game-high 31 points, including five from beyond the arc and 8-of-10 from the charity stripe, to go along with 11 assists and eight rebounds. Summer Hemphill recorded her seventh double-double of the season with 16 points and 12 rebounds and Courtney Wilkins also chipped in 16 points, including 4-of-7 from beyond the arc.
The Bulls came out strong to start, opening the game on an 11-2 run, sparked by five early points from Dillard. The Golden Flashes would later respond with a 6-4 run of their own but UB maintained a 15-8 lead after one. Buffalo was a perfect 6-for-6 from the charity stripe in the opening quarter.
Buffalo would get off to another good start in the second with a 10-6 run, with five points coming off a Wilkins three and a Hemphill fast break layup. The Bulls would continue to pull away as Wilkins drilled her second three of the quarter before Dillard drained back-to-back triples and Wilkins knocked down her third three of the period to give the Bulls a 41-25 lead, their largest of the first half, and UB would take a 41-27 lead into the break.
Buffalo would pick up right where they left off to start the third as Dillard and Wilkins drained triples on two of UB's first three possessions to give the Bulls their largest lead of the game, 47-27. But the Golden Flashes would answer in a big way, rattling off a 19-5 run to cut the UB lead to six with 4:07 to play in the third. Hemphill helped to stop the bleeding with a layup inside to put the Bulls back up double digits and UB would lead 59-51 after three.
The Buffalo offense went cold as the Bulls went with out a field goal for the first four minutes of the fourth quarter as the Golden Flashes took advantage, cutting the lead all the way down to four. Dillard and Hemphill responded with and-one plays of their own a couple minutes apart to put the Bulls back up ten with 4:07 to play. The two teams traded baskets down the stretch and Kent State would cut the lead to seven with 44 seconds to play but that would be as close as they would get as Dillard converted two free throws to secure the victory.
The Bulls outshot the Golden Flashes from the floor and went an impressive 16-of-18 (88.9%) from the charity stripe. UB won the rebounding battle by a narrow 36-35 margin and also forced 20 Kent State turnovers, cashing in on 27 points off those mistakes. The Bulls also scored 25 fast break points, the second-most scored by UB in transition this season.
Up next, the Bulls travel to Bowling Green to take on the Falcons on Wednesday, February 13, at 7 p.m.


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The great patron saint of lawyers, Thomas More, is often attributed with claiming that "God made the angels to show His splendor, as He made animals for innocence and plants for their simplicity. But Man He made to serve Him wittily, in the tangle of his mind." It can be no surprise that a fair number of Catholic Studies alumni happily spend their days navigating the complex tangle that is American and international law in order to serve God and the human person.
After Jacob Rhein '10, '12 CSMA, and 2015 graduate of the University of Minnesota Law School, passed the bar, he knew he was going to use his degree to "represent people rather than interests." His practice focuses on those who have been harmed by the negligence, incompetence or dishonesty of other lawyers.
Jacob Rhein
"When someone hires a lawyer, they're entrusting life, liberty or property to someone who is supposed to be a 'zealous advocate,'" said Rhein. "Unfortunately, lawyers frequently hurt their own clients, and few attorneys are willing to stick out their necks against a colleague. I'm glad to be able to restore my clients' confidence in the legal profession. … Just last month I won a reversal of a murder conviction after two other lawyers had failed to notice an obvious error."
Still, to keep the Lord's law, to "love one's neighbor as oneself," can be especially challenging in Rhein's work, particularly when that neighbor has done something truly terrible.
"Whereas some attorneys might view a criminal defense role as defending only the Constitution or due process," he said, "I view that role as offering undivided loyalty to someone who may have never had a brother, a father or a friend. I believe this approach helps me notice issues in criminal cases that other lawyers miss. It makes me a better advocate."
Tara Anderson '04, '08 J.D./CSMA owns her own firm and specializes in business law. But she leads with the same conviction.
Tara Anderson
"I do my best to keep the human aspect front and center," she said, "regardless of the issue at hand – I think it actually results in better advice from a business perspective too. At the end of the day, it's a bunch of humans interacting in the world, and more often than not the best solution requires truly standing in the other person's shoes – not necessarily just the shoes of another business, but human to human. This is true regardless of the size of the company. … Catholic studies played a critical role in shaping that approach, because of the emphasis throughout the program on the human person."
Harvard Law School graduate James Schultz '08 currently serves as in-house counsel for global investment firm Värde Partners. His work spans a wide range of services from purchasing and investment, to leasing office space, to looking at regulations to ensure his firm is compliant with applicable law.
He credits his time at St. Thomas with helping to form his mind, not just for lawyering but as a lifelong learner.
James Schultz
"[Catholic studies] develops in its students the ability to think about the world rigorously and with an authentically broad perspective. Those habits of thought apply to nearly every bit of work I do day to day." Schultz noted that he reads 60-plus books a year, and that "This starts with the faculty who themselves are examples of a lifelong pursuit of truth."
To take even better advantage of the natural overlap between the law and Catholic studies, in 2001, St. Thomas Catholic Studies partnered with the Law School to offer a joint degree.
Leah Koch '15, '18 J.D./CSMA, who was a Habiger Institute Leadership Intern as an undergraduate and a Murphy Institute Scholar, was not interested in going to law school without the possibility of a joint degree.
"I just knew, if I were going to law school, I was also going to do the CSMA. It just had
to happen."
Leah Koch
Currently an associate at Campbell Knutson specializing in civil litigation, Koch had long nursed an interest in public service and law watching her own parents serve on various civic and nonprofit boards. She said that the joint degree helped her achieve an important sense of balance.
"The [joint degree] regulated my experience. … Generally speaking, law school means diving into facts and analysis, fact patterns. In Catholic studies we were able to dive into broader ideas about humanity."
Her practice of law, particularly as it relates to civil issues, also informs her faith.
"It has taught me that we live in a community, and whether it's the church community or the community more broadly, our faith is lived out with other people," said Koch. "The law might be broad and vast, but it does situate itself into people's circumstances and the facts of the case. … The reality of people's lives is what is shaping the law … it's not just this far off and away thing. We interact with it.
"In the Church there's so much room for mercy and forgiveness; mercy is endless," she said, "as compared to what society has to offer. It's a more pragmatic, more calculated mercy."
She noted of particular import was reading Aquinas' treaty on law with Professor Emeritus Dr. Ken Kemp. Aquinas defines a law as "an ordinance of reason for the common good, made by him who has care of the community, and promulgated."
She said, "Aquinas put a paradigm in my head so I could see how the law worked," and it further strengthened her sense of the importance of covenant.
"I didn't see it before I was in court more often and I watched a number of trials," she recalled, "and then you go into a wedding and it clicks: Here are two people consenting before the Lord's court. … The nuptial blessing is the Church approving of this agreement. It's not really 'law' until the Church says so and this is exactly like the Minnesota courts. Consent is received, like marriage vows, and then the court places its 'blessing' on these vows, just like the Church."
She credits her time with St. Thomas Catholic Studies as a critical help in shaping how she practices law, and the kind of Catholic concepts she draws upon, like subsidiarity, "managing concerns or issues at the level that is closest to those at home" on a daily basis.
Rhein agrees that his time at St. Thomas helped to "locate him." He recalls that while working on his master's he had the leisure to read all the major works of Christopher Dawson over the course of a couple weeks.
"It was like seeing my location for the first time on Google Maps," he recalled. "Somewhere in the middle of Dawson's The Judgment of the Nations, I got my existential bearings within history and really grasped my identity as a modern human. It's hard to overstate how grounding that experience was for me. This sense of existential 'place' has given me a lot of gumption as an advocate and as a small business owner."
"Subsidiarity matters because the Incarnation matters," said Koch. "We are sown into a physical place, with bodies. Our physical and geographical location matters. Christ sanctified the ground under our feet. I think it is easy to be absorbed by what is the latest cultural and political news out of the coasts, but our responsibility is right in our towns and cities."
"I had a professor [at U of M] law school who liked to scandalize her class," Rhein remembered. "She zinged us one day by asking who the greatest re-framer of legal issues in human history was. A few brave students offered names of jurists like 'Holmes' and 'Posner' only to be ridiculed by the professor. She then informed us that the correct answer was Jesus of Nazareth. I think she's right. Almost all the parables that Jesus told were designed to reframe legal issues and get his disciples to think about God and neighbor in better ways. Jesus is a fantastic lawyer."
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Alex Greenleaf booted a 22-yard field goal in the second overtime to give the Rams a 15-12 lead, and they secured it when Malik Hudson picked off Lake Washington quarterback Adam Long in the right flat.
Greenleaf missed a 46-yard field goal in the first OT, and a PAT kick with four seconds remaining in regulation that would have won it earlier.
Trailing 12-6, Wilson drove 95 yards in the final 2:06. The big play came on Alex Motonaga's 76-yard completion to Hudson.
"We called a wheel route to our slot guy (Hudson), and I just threw it up there," Motonaga said.
And it stayed up there a long time before Hudson grabbed it along the right sideline, and scooted to the Kangs' 7.
"My eyes got pretty big," Motonaga said.
With time running down, Motonaga rolled out and lofted a 7-yard jump-ball touchdown pass to tight end A.J. Ruffin in the right end zone with four seconds remaining.
After two Lake Washington timeouts, Greenleaf's PAT kick missed, and the game went into overtime — where the Rams found a way.
After a slow first half, the Rams rolled up 264 yards in the second half and overtime periods, to Lake Washington's 68.
"We made it hard on ourselves at times with penalties," Clegg said. "But the kids persevered. If I was to say anything about this team, they persevered. I don't know how. I really don't know how."
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There's more going on with hibernating bears than a few months of beauty sleep, according to a new, first-of-its-kind study that monitored five wild black bears as they slumbered away an Alaska winter.
Unlike other hibernating animals, the study found, black bears drop their body temperature by only a few degrees, while simultaneously managing to suppress their metabolism by 75 percent (to slow down the body's energy needs).
It's the first time researchers have studied a full hibernation season in a human-sized animal, and researchers hope the results could eventually help induce human hibernation for medical care or even space travel – though such advances are likely a long way off.
"A real desire in medicine is to be able to induce hypothermia in patients, to lower their temperature and metabolism," study researcher H. Craig Heller, a biologist at Stanford University, told LiveScience. "If you can lower the temperature of the brain just a couple of degrees after a stroke, you can dramatically decrease the amount of damage from the stroke … but right now it's impossible to do that effectively. If indeed we could figure out how the bear does this biochemically and physiologically, it might lead to an application in humans."
Building a den
Bears have long been of interest to medical researchers because of their amazing hibernation abilities. For example, black bears lose fat during their immobile months in hibernation, but unlike bedridden humans, they lose little muscle or bone mass. That makes them interesting to rehabilitation researchers, study author Brian Barnes of the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, said in a media briefing about the work Feb. 17 in Washington, DC.
Monitoring the sleep habits of a 200-pound black bear isn't easy. It's difficult to get captive animals to hibernate as they would in the wild, so most previous research on hibernating bears has involved intermittent field monitoring of the wild animals. The new study took a different approach. Five "nuisance" black bears that repeatedly came too close to human communities in Alaska were tranquilized and transported to a remote area outside of Fairbanks. Two of the troublesome bears were female, and the other three were male. The largest of the bunch weighed in at 227 pounds (103 kilograms).
Each bear was provided a cozy wooden box as a den, complete with straw bedding and an array of high-tech sensors to measure the animals' oxygen consumption, muscle movement, heart rate and temperature.
The researchers recorded every twitch the bears made during the five-month hibernation season from November through March. The bears were also surgically implanted with a radio transmitter, a heart-rate monitor and a metabolism monitor, allowing the research team to track their vitals for a month post-hibernation.
An American black bear snoozes in an artificial den constructed by researchers in Alaska. (Image credit: Øivind Tøien)
Chilled critters
The bears settled in happily to their human-provided dens, Heller said. Once asleep, their body temperature dropped from a normal 98.6 to 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit (37 to 38 degrees Celsius) to an average of 91.4 degrees F (33 degrees C). This temperature drop was coupled with a 75 percent reduction in the bears' metabolic rate. That was surprising, Heller said: In small hibernating mammals such as marmots and squirrels, it takes a 10-degree Celsius drop in body temperature to slow the metabolism by half. The bears were getting their metabolism down 75 percent with half that temperature drop.
"This drop in metabolism in the bear is so much greater than what you would expect," Heller said.
The bears showed a regular two- to seven-day pattern in which their temperature would drop between 2 and 6 degrees C and then they would shiver to bring it back up again, the researchers found. The lowest recorded body temperature for the study subjects was 86.7 degrees F (30.4 degrees C).
That's much warmer than small hibernators, Heller said, whose body temperature can get down nearly to freezing, though the neuron networks in their brains shrink as a result and have to be rebuilt during occasional wake-ups. Bears may be able to avoid that damage, Heller said.
"One explanation is that the bears don't have to [drop their temperature as much as small mammals], because they are able to store so much energy as fat, being big and having a low surface-to-volume ratio," Heller said. (The more surface area exposed to the elements, the more heat that gets released and so the harder a body has to work to keep a healthy temperature.)
As further confirmation that something besides temperature regulates bear metabolism, the researchers found that after hibernation, when body temperature was normal, metabolism stayed at about half its usual rate. It was two to three weeks after the bears woke up before metabolism hit normal levels.
Remarkable regulation
The most memorable moment of the study, Heller said, was when the researchers' video cameras caught one of the female bears giving birth. Bears give birth in February, during hibernation, and the offspring nurse and grow until the momma bear wakes up. Unfortunately, the baby bear born during the study died of a congenital defect. But researchers were able to observe that the mother didn't lower her body temperature at all until after the birth, suggesting that warmth is important for baby bear development.
Because of their "nuisance" status, the bears were euthanized after the study. The scientists took tissue samples from the bears for future research into the animals' body chemistry.
The researchers have no firm plans to repeat the study with more bears, but the University of Alaska's Barnes told reporters it would be interesting to monitor the hibernation of black bear's bigger cousin, the grizzly or brown bear.
"It's tempting to speculate that as you move up in mass, these animals have lower rates of heat loss … that they might be able to hibernate at even lower temperatures," Barnes said, adding that grizzly's size might prove a challenge: "We'll need a bigger box."
You can follow LiveScience Senior Writer Stephanie Pappas on Twitter @sipappas.
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Q: How to add JS event on JSON success with each My Code-igniter view has AJAX data as follows. DIV article-data contents list of DIVs.(working perfect) Now i want to each DIV as a button and where i put button click event. Where i put following code.
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    url: '<?php echo base_url(); ?>' + 'main/data',
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      });
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A: Just use event delegation. It will bind the event to items added to DOM even after the document is ready.
$(document).on('click', ".target", function () {

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A: You should use Event Delegation using .on() delegated-events approach, when generating elements dynamically. You don't need to bind event in success block.

The delegated events have the advantage that they can process events from descendant elements that are added to the document at a later time. By picking an element that is guaranteed to be present at the time the delegated event handler is attached, we can use delegated events to bind the click event to dynamically created elements and also to avoid the need to frequently attach and remove event handlers.

General Syntax
$(document).on('event','selector',callback_function)

In place of document you should use closest static container.
Example
$(function() {
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    url: '<?php echo base_url(); ?>' + 'main/data',
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We leave Vigo and head south towards the Province of Pontevedra and we cross the border to reach Valença do Minho, a charming town situated in the north of Portugal on the main artery which links Santiago di Compostela and Porto. We stop to visit this magnificent fortified town, with its characteristic star shape, whose walls shelter pretty small squares and picturesque alleys which leave indelible impressions in our memory.
The city was originally founded with the name "Contrasta", because it was built in front of the Galician city of Tui at the behest of King Sancho I of Portugal after the breakdown of the marriage of his daughter Teresa with Alfonso IX of Castile. Its current name dates back to 1262.
From the fortress of Valença we admire the view of the fortified cathedral of Tui, on the opposite bank of the River Miño.
We return to the coach and after crossing the border back into Spain, we visit Tui, which has been declared a city of historical and artistic interest.
In this city in the Province of Pontevedra we visit the*Cathedral of Santa Maria*, founded in 1120 and subsequently an embattled fortress in Romanesque-Gothic style.
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Le thermalisme au Boulou est l'utilisation des eaux thermales de la commune du Boulou, dans le département des Pyrénées-Orientales.

Situation
Le Boulou est une commune française située au pied des Pyrénées, à l'endroit où la vallée du fleuve Tech s'élargit pour laisser place à la plaine du Roussillon. Les sources thermales du Boulou se situent au Sud de la commune, à proximité de l'ancienne chapelle Saint-Martin de Fenollar, qui fait partie de  la commune voisine de Maureillas-las-Illas.

Proche de mer Méditerranée, elle bénéficie d'un climat doux et ensoleillé prisé des touristes.

Géologie
Le Tech s'écoule dans une vallée formée par une faille appelée faille du Tech. Le contraste entre les paysages (vallée du Tech et plaine du Roussillon d'une part, montagnes des Pyrénées d'autre part) recouvre une opposition géologique. Au sud-est du Boulou s'élève le massif pyrénéen des Albères, fait de gneiss paléozoïque, alors que la vallée repose sur du schiste métamorphique. L'eau tombée sur les Albères s'infiltre dans le gneiss puis, piégée par le schiste de la vallée, remonte suivant les failles qui la parsèment.

Historique
Les sources thermales du Boulou ne semblent pas avoir été connues des Romains, sans doute à cause de leur température trop basse, contrairement aux sources d'eau chaude d'Amélie-les-Bains situées non loin.

En 869, une charte de Charles-le-Chauve mentionne une source près de Saint-Martin de Fenollar (dite source de Saint-Martin), utilisée à l'époque par les moines de l'abbaye d'Arles-sur-Tech.

Restées peu connues, les sources du Boulou sont étudiées en 1754 puis 1756. Leur succès va croissant avec l'engouement nouveau pour le thermalisme. L'idée de créer des thermes prend forme en 1840, soutenue par le préfet. L'établissement ouvre en 1859. En 1859 également est captée la source Clémentine, puis la source du Boulou en 1868 et la source du Milieu en 1885. Ces sources sont déclarées d'utilité publique en 1898.

Les eaux
Les eaux thermales du Boulou sont froides (entre 13 et ), riches en oligo-éléments et sels minéraux.

Elles contiennent du bore, du cuivre, du fer, du fluor, du lithium, du manganèse. Elles  sont bicarbonées sodiques, ce qui est unique dans les Pyrénées, carbo-gazeuses et chlorurées sodiques.

Soins et cures
La station thermale du Boulou offre des soins pour les maladies cardio-artérielles, avec injections sous-cutanées de gaz thermal, bains de gaz thermal sec, douches locales de gaz sec, douches de jambes spéciales pour artérite. Le curiste peut utiliser un courant de marche à contre-courant individuel.

Annexes

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Notes

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