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Q: Minimizing Frobenius matrix norm I am looking for a way to determine a complex matrix ${\bf C} \in \mathbb{C}^{n\times m}$, $m\leq n$ such that
$$ \| {\bf A} {\bf C} - {\bf I}_m \|_{\rm F}^2 $$
gets minimized, where $\mathbf{I}_m$ is the $m$-dimensional identity matrix, $\| \cdot \|_{\rm F}$ is the Frobenius norm and ${\bf A} \in \mathbb{C}^{m \times n}$ is known. In principle, there are no further assumptions made to the matrices $\bf A$ and $\bf C$. I have already figured out that a SVD and the low-rank approximation may be some clues for solving that problem, but I did not manage to apply this to my specific problem. Would it be helpful to choose $\bf C$ to be the pseudo-inverse of $\bf A$? I'd be grateful for all helpful advices or even solutions!

A: Considering the definition of the pseudoinverse I think you have already answered your question.

A: Given non-thin $\mathrm A \in \mathbb C^{m \times n}$, we have the unconstrained quadratic program (QP) in $\mathrm X \in \mathbb C^{n \times m}$
$$\text{minimize} \quad \| \mathrm A \mathrm X - \mathrm I_m \|_{\text{F}}^2$$
If $\mathrm A$ is square ($m=n$) and has full rank, then the minimizer is the inverse of $\mathrm A$
$$\hat{\mathrm X} := \mathrm A^{-1}$$
If $\mathrm A$ is fat ($n > m$) and has full row rank, then the minimizer is the right inverse of $\mathrm A$
$$\hat{\mathrm X} := \mathrm A^* (\mathrm A \mathrm A^*)^{-1}$$
Let us now consider the general case. Note that
$$\| \mathrm A \mathrm X - \mathrm I_m \|_{\text{F}}^2 = \mbox{tr} \left( (\mathrm A \mathrm X - \mathrm I_m)^* (\mathrm A \mathrm X - \mathrm I_m) \right) = \mbox{tr} \left( \mathrm X^* \mathrm A^* \mathrm A \mathrm X \right) - \langle \mathrm X, \mathrm A^* \rangle - \langle \mathrm A^*, \mathrm X \rangle + m$$
Taking the derivative with respect to $\mathrm X$ and finding where it vanishes, we obtain the following matrix equation
$$\boxed{\mathrm A^* \mathrm A \mathrm X = \mathrm A^*}$$
which always has a solution. Note that if $\mathrm A^{-1}$ or $\mathrm A^* (\mathrm A \mathrm A^*)^{-1}$ exist, they are solutions to the matrix equation above. Note that if $\mathrm A$ is fat, then the matrix equation above has infinitely many solutions.

A: Yes, the Moore-Penrose pseudoinverse will get the product matrix $\mathbf{A}\mathbf{A}^{+}$ as close to the identity as possible in the $2-$norm.


Active RFID is the best choice for museum security and tracking systems because tags can be read through most materials. Hundreds of tags can be read per second. These tags also have the best form factor for artworks – slim tags, often the size of credit cards, are used to protect paintings and display cases or sculptures and ceramics.
Nephsystem technologies has developed real time locating system which is fully-integrated solution for the protection of paintings, prints, display cases, sculptures and other valuable artefacts. The system is able to tell you how many artworks are in the museum; Real-time location monitoring when artworks being moved; Be able to trigger external peripherals such as magnetic door strike, siren, LED, etc when artworks approaching into special area / spots.
when integrated with the building's other security systems such as CCTV, access control, the alarm information can be quickly verified for action to be taken. The RTLS system records the last known location of an object every few seconds, provides historical trails as well as raw data info between given times, points, Tag ID.


9.In what ways did indigenous peoples respond to European incursions and with what results? Use specific examples from at least two different regions to illustrate your points.
· Marxist Ho Chi Minh sees their power and with them leads the fight against French colonizers.
· Modeled along Confucius views.
· 1941 – Japan invades Vietnam, Vietnamese communists effectively attack invaders, Japans withdraws – Vietnam seen as heroes.
· September 2 1945 – Ho Chi Minh proclaims the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.
· 1946 – Bombardment of Haiphong – massacres committed by French forces in Hanoi.
· In 1954, after defeating the French Union, France was forced to give up its empire in Indochina.


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Anti-Semitic vandalism discovered on a car in Audubon overnight October 30. Credit: NJPEN.
'Stupid Jews Die' – Mischief Night Vandalism Reported in Audubon
By Matt Skoufalos on November 2, 2018 Audubon, Police & Fire
Police say an investigation into the incident is ongoing, but that it doesn't meet the statutory threshold of a bias crime. Neighbors say they're uncomfortable with the potential significance of the crime.
By Matt Skoufalos | November 2, 2018
Audubon Municipal Bldg. Credit: Matt Skoufalos.
Police are investigating hate speech that was discovered on an Audubon resident's car on mischief night.
"Stupid Jews Die!" was written on the side of a vehicle in soap, accompanied by a spray of shaving cream.
Audubon Sgt. John Gaspari was the first to log the incident at 10:15 p.m. October 30.
According to the police report, Gaspari reached the wife of the car's owner who "did not know who would have written it… is not Jewish, and did not feel like she was being targeted."
Officers revisited the area during daytime to look for residential cameras that might aid in the investigation, but couldn't find one. Gaspari's account also notes that the incident doesn't fulfill the criteria for the state's bias crime laws.
That's because the victim doesn't appear to have been targeted for discrimination based on his or her "race, color, religion, gender, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, or ethnicity."
The vandalism was the only such incident reported overnight on October 30, and police said there isn't a history of bias in the community. But for one Audubon resident, who spoke on condition of anonymity, the incident is disquieting.
"I'm Jewish in a town that is not," the person said. "I don't feel unsafe; it's not about that. It's festering."
The vandalism feels particularly unsettling coming only days after the Tree of Life synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh, the resident said. Citing "the cultural environment at the moment, that that kind of hate can be stirred up," the person worried that the message could foretell worse problems in the future.
"Nobody's putting out the fire," the resident said. "I would love whoever did it to be spoken to. Whether it's a teenager or an adult, this is learned behavior."
Audubon FD 9/11 Memorial. Credit: Audubon FD.
Audubon's unofficial motto is "the most patriotic small town in America," but "patriotic sometimes translates to something else," the resident said.
Audubon Mayor John Ward said police would continue to investigate the incident, but downplayed it as "not something that's organized or prevalent.
"This isn't tolerated in Audubon," Ward said.
"We believe it's an isolated case of a kid being stupid, or at least we hope it is."
Statistically, a juvenile or young adult (aged 12 to 21) is the most likely perpetrator of a bias crime, according to the state attorney general's office.
But Ward agreed that whomever defaced the car "learned it from somewhere.
"I don't believe it's a sign of the times in our town," the mayor said. "But if it is, I guarantee we'll have the community behind us. We've got to be aware of it."
As for Audubon's identity as a patriotic community, Ward said that he had "only recently learned the difference between patriotism and nationalism" after taking the time to look into the political uses of the terms.
Merriam-Webster notes a distinction in the use of the terms that dates to the 1800s, when the usage of "nationalism" forked off:
There are still obvious areas of overlap: we define patriotism as "love for or devotion to one's country" and nationalism in part as "loyalty and devotion to a nation." But the definition of nationalism also includes "exalting one nation above all others and placing primary emphasis on promotion of its culture and interests as opposed to those of other nations or supranational groups." This exclusionary aspect is not shared by patriotism.
"It didn't dawn on me that racism was hiding behind nationalism until recently," Ward said. "It's being brought to small towns like ours as a conversation, but I don't believe it's prevalent.
"It's not something that we are going to hide from, and it's not something that we're going to ignore," he said. "I am a patriotic person; I love my country, but I love everyone. This incident just brings home the fact that there's ignorance everywhere."
Anti-Jewish and anti-Islamic sentiment is prevalent in national statistics on bias incidents, according to the Jewish Virtual Library, which collects data on such crimes throughout the country. In New Jersey, data shows Jews, blacks, and Hispanics are the most common victims of religious, racial, and cultural bias crimes, respectively.
Just a few weeks ago, KKK recruitment flyers were distributed in the Old Orchard section of Cherry Hill.
Paula Joffe, Executive Director of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Southern New Jersey, offered the following statement on the Audubon incident:
The Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey condemns, in the strongest terms, the cowardly act of hate committed in Audubon this week. We do not tolerate anti-Semitism in any form, especially on the heels of the horrific tragedy that occurred in Pittsburgh this past weekend.
The Jewish Federation, through its agency, the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC), continues to be one of the leading organizations offering anti-bias and anti-bullying education. We are proud that the Jewish Federation fosters love and respect for peoples of all races and religions.
Stick with NJ Pen for updates.
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Carl Alexander Clerck, né vers 1710 et mort le , est un naturaliste suédois.

Biographie

Il fréquente l'université d'Uppsala en 1726 mais on ignore s'il rencontre son compatriote Carl von Linné (1707-1778) qui arrive à Uppsala en 1728. On ne connaît que très peu de choses sur la vie de Clerck. D'une famille aristocrate mais pauvre, il doit quitter l'université et devenir contrôleur des contributions à Stockholm.

C'est en suivant les cours de Linné, vers 1740, que Clerck s'intéresse à nouveau à l'histoire naturelle. Il étudie en particulier les araignées et fait paraître en 1757 Aranei Suecici. Il y décrit de nombreuses espèces et son livre est salué par Linné. Il entreprend également la réalisation d'un ouvrage illustré sur les papillons, Icones insectorum rariorum, mais Clerck meurt après la rédaction du troisième fascicule et ses Icones restent incomplets, ils sont notamment dépourvus de commentaires.

Il devient membre, en 1756, de la Société royale des sciences d'Uppsala et, en 1764, de l'Académie royale des sciences de Suède.

Suivant les règles officielles de taxinomie, les dénominations qu'il donne aux araignées qu'il décrit ne devraient pas être prises en compte, car son ouvrage est publié un an avant la dixième édition du Systema Naturæ de Carl von Linné. À la suite d'un accord international après un vaste débat, ses dénominations, qui respectent le système binominal linnéen, ont été malgré tout considérées comme valables.

Source
 Pierre Bonnet (1945). Bibliographia araneorum, Les frères Douladoure (Toulouse).

Arachnologiste suédois
Écrivain suédois de langue latine
Disciple de Linné
Naturaliste suédois du XVIIIe siècle
Naissance en 1710
Décès en juillet 1765

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Q: jQuery get HTML contents of child DIV Not sure why I cannot get this to work. Tried a few permutations now.
I have built a JSFIDDLE here.
I cannot get this jQuery to return the inner HTML for the target element. Is it because of the number child elements in the hierarchy?
jQuery:
modalContentLeft  = 'Project: ' + $('#mob-' + uuid + ' div.project-name').html();

I have also tried using .find() without success. Thanks for any help.

A: I found your fault:
you are closing the div tag of the id before it gets to the name.
You are closing it before the class
, so the selector does not find the children ".project-name" in it,because there is none. if you remove the closing tag and close it at the end of the HTML and change the syntax of the selector a bit, it works.
Project: ' + $('#mob-'+uuid+' .project-name').html()

Here you go: https://jsfiddle.net/ucupbtsf/5/

A: First your post here and your jsfiddle don't reflect the same...
JsFiddle :
modalContentLeft = 'Project: ' + $('#mob-' + uuid + ' div div  .project-name').html()...

Here :
modalContentLeft  = 'Project: ' + $('#mob-' + uuid + ' div.project-name').html();

Then, your html is :

      Sienna Cremin

which does not reflect your jquery selector :
$('#mob-' + uuid + ' div div  .project-name').html()

Seems you closed too much div, so your .project-name div is not in the #mob-id div.
$(elem).html() will get you all the content of the div (including the  part). If you only want the text, you can go for $(elem).text().

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Yet another writer accuses Jose Bautista of PED use
By Craig CalcaterraSep 27, 2010, 7:20 PM EDT
Bob Frantz of the San Francisco Examiner wrote an odious little column today in which he accused Jose Bautista of using performance enhancing drugs.
Well, he didn't directly accuse him of doing so. No, he's far too savvy for that. He merely wrote that "questions remain" regarding Bautista. Said that "normal men don't go from 13 home runs as a part-time utility player one year to 52 home runs." He merely suggested that Bautista submit to urine and blood tests and then have the results released to the public. He then blamed his suspicion and subtle character assassination on Jose Canseco, Rafael Palmiero, Roger Clemens and other people who presumably do not have editorial control over Frantz's columns at the Examiner.
Of course, the fact that he blames Canseco et al, for his own cynical and evidence-free
suspicions of Bautista is intellectual dishonesty at its finest. He clearly suspects
Bautista of using PEDs. If he didn't, he wouldn't have been
inspired to write this piece. Well, he wouldn't have unless the piece itself is a cynical exercise in filling column inches and stirring the pot by peddling crap that the author does not himself believe, but let's save that for another time.
For now let us merely note that if Frantz has the guts to make an actual accusation, he should make it. To state, in plain language, that he doubts that Bautista's accomplishments are genuine. To do otherwise — to make oblique reference to
the mere possibility that Bautista cheated and to blame
figures who haven't played baseball for several years for "the questions
that remain" — is cowardly.
And that goes not only for Frantz, but for anyone who wishes to join in the increasingly popular pastime of trashing Jose Bautista. Ladies and gentlemen: if you have evidence, or even reasonable suspicion that Bautista — a
player who has had at least two PED tests this season — has used PEDs,
come out and say it. If you don't, please spare us your insinuations to
the contrary.


Rye Brook, NY Con Edison's announcement on January 18 that effective March 15 it will no longer accept new natural gas customers in rapidly developing lower Westchester County due to a severe shortage of available supply, is a wake-up call for all who are focused on the economic present and future of Westchester and the entire metropolitan area. In light of Con Edison, the Business Council of Westchester will immediately organize a campaign to bring together the best minds from the public, private and not-for-profit sectors to address the natural gas shortage crisis head-on and present viable, practical solutions.
White Plains, NY More than 100 real estate professionals were on hand for the Annual State of the Market luncheon held recently by the Building Owners and Managers Association of Westchester (BOMA). The program, which was held January 10th at the Crowne Plaza, featured a panel of real estate executives including Charles Epstein, VP of development for Lennar Multifamily Communities; Guy Leibler, president of Simone Healthcare Development; and Peter Duncan, president and CEO of George Comfort & Sons. Robert Weisz, president and CEO of RPW Group, was the moderator.
Brooklyn, NY According to Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing, the firm has added JDS Development Group's 613 Baltic to its roster of developments. The brokerage firm, which just opened its second office in Park Slope, will be assuming sales and marketing for the 11-story, 43-unit condominium building.
As the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act brings the most sweeping changes in the tax code in over 30 years, the 2018 tax season is going to be a roller coaster ride for many. Tax professionals are scrambling to learn all of the implications for both individuals and businesses as the season gets into full swing. How this affects you, the commercial real estate investor, and what you should be aware of before making your next real estate purchase, is detailed below. We also rate the tax changes between 2017 and 2018 as Good, Great or Ugly.
Crain's New York Business is reporting a market downturn for both co-ops and condos - a downturn that "may get worse." While building managers cannot be held responsible for market trends, they can get caught in some of the crossfire between buyers and sellers. Every buyer in the market working with a savvy broker will be fully familiar with this market trend and will be looking for any edge to justify a low ball purchase offer.
Robots at the wheel. It's not a matter of if autonomous vehicles are coming; it's when – and real estate companies are preparing now. Will there be the same demand for parking? Will automated lanes be dedicated for pick up, driving and drop off? Will fleets of self-driving cars require fueling stations? Will there be a reduction in traffic congestion that could open new land-use opportunities?
New York is set to adopt radical changes to building energy regulations that will significantly shift the building industry. These changes come against the backdrop of both the 2018 United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report outlining the direst picture of possible climate impacts to date, as well as the U.S.' decision to pull out of the Paris Climate Agreement. The increasing urgency to reduce CO2 emissions in the near term has fallen on institutions and local governments.
New York, NY Honest Buildings, the only capital planning and project management platform purpose-built for real estate owners, announced a first-of-its kind, two-way integration with MRI Software's Platform X. Now, clients who use MRI's flagship property management and accounting platform in conjunction with Honest Buildings' products will experience better workflows that help drive the growth and health of their businesses.
New York, NY When James "Jim" Bifulco, managing member of Total Safety Consulting, LLC (TSC), crisscrosses the city, driving through the outer boroughs and Manhattan, he sometimes finds himself reflecting upon how TSC was instrumental in many of the projects that surround him. Yet it's not the numbers that matter, it's knowing that TSC ensured that each project was built safely that gives him a sense of fulfillment and pride. Heading a 23-year-old construction safety solutions provider, one of the first and largest in the metro area, carries a responsibility that is rewarding and challenging.
Manhattan, NY According to L&L Holding Company, Maefield Development and Fortress Investment Group, their 46-story, $2.5 billion Times Square tower is fully capitalized, with construction expected to start in January. UBS led a new round of equity investments totaling $780 million, bringing the total equity in TSX Broadway to more than $1 billion. UBS's global network of investors provided a majority of this equity, with the remainder coming from existing partners and a series of additional institutional limited partners.


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Q: C++ concat three char* strings togther I am new to c++ and am looking for a way to concatenate three char* strings together ? Can anyone show me some sample code ?
Kind Regards,

A: In C++ you typically use std::string for strings. With that you can concatenate with the + operator. For instance:
std::string s = s1 + s2 + s3;

where s1, s2 and s3 are your three strings held in std::string variables.
If you have s1, s2 and s3 as char* or const char* then you write it a little differently.
std::string s = s1; // calls const char* constructor
s += s2; // calls operator+=() overload that accepts const char*
s += s3; // and again

If you really want to use null-terminated C strings, and C string functions, then you use strcpy to copy and strcat to concatenate.
char[SOME_LARGE_ENOUGH_VALUE] str;
strcpy(str, s1);
strcat(str, s2);
strcat(str, s3);

where s1, s2 and s3 are your three strings as char* or const char*.
Of course, choosing SOME_LARGE_ENOUGH_VALUE is the fun part. If this is a learning exercise, then you might like to learn how to allocate the string dynamically.
char *str = new char[strlen(s1) + strlen(s2) + strlen(s3) + 1];

Then you can use the strcpy, strcat shuffle above. But now you are responsible for destroying the raw memory that you allocated. So, think about how to do that in a robust way, and then use std::string!

From the comments, it seems you want to concatenate three strings, and then pass the resulting string to a low-level hash function that accepts a C string. So, I suggest that you do all your work with std::string. Only at the last minute, when you call the hash function, use the c_str() function to get a const char* representation of the concatenated string.

A: const char * foo = "foo";
const char * bar = "bar";
const char * baz = "baz";

One option:
std::string s = foo;
s += bar;
s += baz;

Another option:
std::stringstream ss;
ss << foo << bar << baz;
std::string s = ss.str();

Another option of last resort:
char* s = new char [strlen (foo) + strlen (bar) + strlen (baz) + 1];
s[0] = 0;
strcat (s, foo);
strcat (s, bar);
strcat (s, baz);
// ...
delete [] s;

A: std::string s1( "Hello " );
std::string s2( "C++ " );
std::string s3( "amateur" );

s1 += s2 + s3;

std::cout << s1 << std::endl;

Or
char s1[18] = "Hello ";
char s2[] =  "C++ ";
char s3[] = "amateur";

std::strcat( std::strcat( s1, s2 ), s3 );

std::cout << s1 << std::endl;

A: A simple way to concatenate:
 #include <iostream>

int main()
{
    const char* a = "welcome ";
    const char* b = "to C++ ";
    const char* c = "world";
    std::string d(a);
    std::cout<< d.append(b).append(c);

   return 0;
}


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Даниел Брендел фон Хомбург (; * 22 март 1523 в Ашафенбург; † 22 март 1582 също там) е от 1555 г. курфюрст и архиепископ на Майнц от рицарския род Брендел фон Хомбург.

Той е син на Фридрих Брендел фон Хомбург, вицедом в Ашафенбург, и съпругата му Маргарета Ридезел фон Белерсхайм. Той става духовник в Шпайер и през 1548 г. домкапитулар в Майнц.

На 22 април 1555 г. е избран за архиепископ на Майнц. На петдесетница 1557 г. в Ашафенбурге помазан за епископ от Рудолф фон Франкенщайн, епископът на Шпайер.

През 1561 г. той основава Колег на йезуитите в Майнц (Jesuitennoviziat).
Той умира през 1582 г. и е погребан в катедралата на Майнц. Последван е от Волфганг фон Далберг.

Неговият племенник (син на сестра му Анна Бренделин фон Хомбург) Йохан Адам фон Бикен († 1604) е от 1601 г. архиепископ на Майнц. Йохан Карл фон Франкенщайн (1610–1691), внукът на брат му, става по-късно епископ на Вормс.

Литература
 Anton Ph. Brück: Daniel Brendel von Homburg. In: Neue Deutsche Biographie (NDB). Band 3, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1957, ISBN 3-428-00184-2, S. 507 f.
 Walter Goetz: Daniel, Kurfürst von Mainz. In: Realencyklopädie für protestantische Theologie und Kirche (RE). 3. Auflage. Band 4, Hinrichs, Leipzig 1898, S. 441–445.
 Rolf Decot: Religionsfrieden und Kirchenreform: der Mainzer Kurfürst und Erzbischof Sebastian von Heusenstamm, 1545 – 1555. Verlag Steiner, Wiesbaden, 1980, Zugl.: Mainz, Diss., 1979
 Günther Weisenborn: Der Verfolger: Die Niederschrift des Daniel Brendel. K. Desch, Basel, 1961, 2. Aufl., Aufbau-Verlag, Berlin, 1962, 3. Auflage ebenda, 1972
 Mathilde Krause: Die Politik des Mainzer Kurfürsten Daniel Brendel von Homburg (1555-1582). Dissertation Mainz, 1931
 Friedhelm Jürgensmeier: Brendel von Homburg, Daniel (1522-1582). In: Die Bischöfe des Heiligen Römischen Reiches 1448-1648. Ein biographisches Lexikon, hg. Erwin Gatz, Duncker & Humblot Berlin 1996, S. 79–80.
 Friedrich Wilhelm Bautz: Daniel Brendel von Homburg. In: Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon (BBKL). Band 1, Bautz, Hamm 1975. 2., unveränderte Auflage Hamm 1990, ISBN 3-88309-013-1, Sp. 1207.
 Josef Brückner: Das Rittergeschlecht der Brendel von Homburg. In: Alt-Homburg. Heimatblatt zur Pflege alter Homburger Tradition, der Taunus-Landschaft, ihrer Chronik und Geschichte 14, 1971.

Външни препратки
 Daniel Brendel von Homburg, catholic-hierarchy.org

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Източници

Римокатолически архиепископи от 16 век
Римокатолически епископи от 16 век
Курфюрст (Майнц)
Архиепископи на Майнц
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import { Component, Output, EventEmitter } from '@angular/core';
import { FormControl, FormGroup, AbstractControl, FormBuilder, Validators } from '@angular/forms'
import { EmailValidator, EqualPasswordsValidator } from '../../../../theme/validators';
import { IMyDpOptions } from 'mydatepicker';

import { Location } from '@angular/common';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-admin-register',
  templateUrl: './admin-register.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./admin-register.component.scss']
})
export class AdminRegisterComponent {

  myDatePickerOptions: IMyDpOptions = {
    // other options...
    dateFormat: 'dd.mm.yyyy',
  };

  // Initialized to specific date (09.10.2018).
  model: Object = { date: { year: 2018, month: 10, day: 9 } };
  // endmodel: Object = { date: { year: 2018, month: 10, day: 9 } };

  public submitted: boolean = false;

  isDisabled = false
  userForm: FormGroup;
  public cinformation: FormGroup;
  public cname: AbstractControl;
  public cregistration: AbstractControl;
  public caddress: AbstractControl;
  public startdate: AbstractControl;
  public enddate: AbstractControl;
  public segment: AbstractControl;
  //  Account
  public ainformation: FormGroup;
  public aemail: AbstractControl
  public conaemail: AbstractControl;
  public password: AbstractControl;
  public repeatPassword: AbstractControl;
  public question: AbstractControl;
  public answer: AbstractControl;
  // Client Admin details
  public admindetails: FormGroup;
  public firstname: AbstractControl;
  public lastname: AbstractControl;
  public position: AbstractControl;
  public phonenumber: AbstractControl;
  public email: AbstractControl;
  public inemail: FormGroup;
  public inpassword: FormGroup;

  constructor(private FormBuilder: FormBuilder, private location: Location) {
    this.getform();
  }

  getform() {
    this.userForm = this.FormBuilder.group({
      // 公司注册信息  customer information
      cinformation: this.FormBuilder.group({
        cname: ['company name', [Validators.required, Validators.minLength(3)]],  //公司名称
        cregistration: ['company registration', [Validators.required]],   //公司注册
        caddress: ['company address', [Validators.required]],  //公司地址
        startdate: ['-'],   //合同开始日期
        enddate: ['-'],    //合同结束日期
        segment: ['-']     //分割???
      }),
      //Acccount Infromation  账户信息inpassword
      // ainformatio: this.FormBuilder.group({
      //   aemail: ['admin@mail', [Validators.required, EmailValidator.validate]],
      //   conaemail: ['admin@mail', [Validators.required, EmailValidator.validate]],
      //   'password': ['', [Validators.required, Validators.minLength(4)]],
      //   'conpassword': ['', [Validators.required, Validators.minLength(4)]],
      //   question: [''],
      //   answer: ['', [Validators.required]],
      // }, { validator: EqualPasswordsValidator.validate('password', 'conpassword') }),

      inemail: this.FormBuilder.group({
        aemail: ['www@swie.com', [Validators.required, EmailValidator.validate]],
        conaemail: ['www@swie.com', [Validators.required, EmailValidator.validate]]
      }, { validator: EqualPasswordsValidator.validate('aemail', 'conaemail') }),

      // passwords: this.fb.group({
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El Cantó de Mauriac és un cantó francès del departament del Cantal, a la regió d'Alvèrnia. Està inclòs en el districte de Mauriac, té 11 municipis i el cap cantonal és la sotsprefectura de Mauriac.

Municipis
 Archas
 Auzers
 Chalvinhac
 Drugeac
 Jaleyrac
 Mauriac
 Méallet
 Moussages
 Salins
 Sourniac
 Le Vigean

Història

Demografia

Vegeu també
 Cantons del Cantal

Cantó de Mauriac


Joe Besecker doesn't need more to do. He's already up to his elbows in work.
As the founder of Leola-based Emerald Asset Management, he oversees 40+ employees as part of a multi-billion dollar asset management firm.
Still, Besecker wants to see greater impact from the company's charitable arm, the Emerald Foundation, which he also started and leads.
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"Practice makes perfect" sure sounds right. If you want to get better at something, what better way than to just do more of it? So, you decide to put 10,000 hours into something in order to become a master. You undertake challenges like NaNoWriMo or Game a Week, or sketch something every day. Gradually, your skills improve.
The role of practice as the key to improvement is a simple concept that most people intuitively understand. But it isn't the whole story.
From 1983 to 1984, sociologist Daniel F. Chambliss set out to research the very nature of excellence in order to discover what really makes some people better than others. Because of their easily quantifiable results, he chose to study Olympic swimmers and their habits.
After attending numerous national and international-class swimming meets and spending years interviewing coaches, swimmers and officials, he concluded that the thing that separated the Olympic-caliber athletes from the rest of the swimmers wasn't any one innate aspect of talent or drive, but a culmination of many little decisions taken along the way.
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Little decisions, like consciously deciding to come to every practice on time, or committing to making small, continual adjustments to their swimming form, all enabled them to shave valuable seconds from their times during meets – seconds that added up to victories.
Chambliss went as far as to dismiss the very idea of talent, calling it "a useless concept." Talent, he said, falsely mystifies the notion of excellence instead of grounding it in the numerous advantages inherent in the person's habits, family, genetics, circumstances and atmosphere that all contribute to high performance.
Only by doing actions "ordinary in themselves" that add up over time to be qualitatively superior to others, Chambliss noted, do people ascend to the highest levels. Simply put, excellence is mundane.
Mundanity in Coding
There's an old joke about programming. "If you have a problem, give it to an American Engineer. If you have a hard problem, give it to an Indian Engineer. If you have an impossible problem, give it to a Russian Engineer."
Indeed, Russia has a strong reputation for producing top software engineers. But aside from the hard push from the government for math and science education during the Soviet era, there are other factors to consider.
When I asked a Russian programmer I worked with why this was, he told me that when he was in school, the computers used in Russian computer science courses were actually very outmoded. So much so that debugging took such an ungodly amount of time that it forced the students to develop an increased awareness of their code as they wrote it in order to reduce careless errors and minimize mistakes that would take hours to fix.
The unique challenges posed by their learning environment instilled in them such a rigorous attention to detail early on that it became a career-long habit, naturally making them superior programmers to those who didn't face the same obstacle.
"But of course there is no secret; there is only the doing of all of those little things, each one done correctly, time and again, until excellence in every detail becomes a firmly ingrained habit, an ordinary part of one's everyday life."
– Daniel F. Chambliss, The Mundanity of Excellence
Mundanity in Performing
Singer/songwriter Andy Grammer isn't quite a household name, but he's getting there. He's toured with Natasha Bedingfield and Colbie Caillat, filmed music videos with Rainn Wilson and recorded songs you'd recognize from the radio. He's living every musician's dream – but he didn't start out that way.
When I was in college at SUNY Binghamton, Andy was a fellow undergrad student. I would watch him sing at the occasional open mic night and on-campus event. Whenever he sang, it was immediately obvious that his abilities dwarfed the other amateurs there – but in the few times I saw him, he never hung around after performances with the other singers and students.
Andy Grammer performing at the Nokia Theater L.A. in Los Angeles. Photo: CelebMagnet
For him, every open mic was an opportunity to refine his craft, to refocus on his rapport with the audience. It was work that he took seriously – aided by insight gained from observing his father, musician Red Grammer, put in the work to create a successful career as a performer.
"The most important thing I learned from my father about being a musician was the work ethic," Grammer says. "He worked really hard, he traveled all across the country. I saw his respect for his audience, respect for himself. I saw him take days off where he wouldn't talk to rest his voice. I saw the work it takes to cultivate an artist's career." –AndyGrammer.com
When he later moved to Santa Monica, he put in significant time busking on the pier and the promenade. Seeing that his songs alone weren't drawing enough attention, he taught himself to beatbox, and continually reinvented his performance – until an agent caught his new act on the street and eventually signed him to a record deal.
For Andy, music was his life, and he was serious enough about it to constantly push himself forward.
Excellence Comes From Meaning
If Chambliss's findings are to be believed, excellence in any field is a combination of persistence, motivation, and the ability and affordance to clearly establish a goal, stake out the path to it, then simply follow the path you've laid out for yourself.
Rather than despairing that you'll never be as good as your heroes or being frustrated with your seemingly inadequate abilities, excellence lies in the stark decision to consciously use every decision point that comes your way as an opportunity to help you become what you want to be.
In this way, the secret to excellence lies in one simple decision you must consciously make: the decision to live for something.
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Dental insurance is a way of helping you pay for your dental treatment. When you visit us at Montreal West Dentistry, it is our role to make a treatment plan based on your oral health needs. These needs may be different from what is covered by your dental plan with your insurance company. From our perspective, it is critical that you make a decision based on what your oral health requires rather than what an insurance policy makes available to you.
Of course, it is your decision to go ahead with any treatment! When you decide to proceed with a dental treatment and schedule an appointment, this means that you have committed to paying for the treatment. It is critical to understand that the insurance company may change their decision of what percentage of the dental fees that will be reimbursed. These and ALL decisions are between you and the insurance company. From time to time, the insurance company will send out a request for more details to the dentist. We complete these on our own time and return them to the insurance company.
Does this mean that the insurance company will now increase or decrease their coverage?
Yes. These decisions are not ours, the decision is made by your insurance company!
Your dental insurance policy is a confidential document/agreement between you and your insurance carrier.
Any balance that occurs after a reassessment by your insurance company.
Know what the frequency is for your check-up and cleanings.
Know your booked appointment falls in line with your coverage/your last appointment.
We're always happy to help our patients! But we cannot stress enough that we are not permitted to make inquiries about your insurance or discuss with your carrier what is covered and why.
Please check with your insurance carrier before your next/first dental appointment for any changes to your policy.
3. Is the policy a rolling or calendar year coverage.
Once this is known, please advise us prior to your appointment -> either via email or when you come in. This policy information will then be entered into your file for reference.
Your first visit will be different from the rest of your appointments. On your first visit, you will pay the entire fee for your treatment. We submit your insurance claim to your insurance carrier who will refund you directly (usually within five business days).
Your next visits will be easier. We will take care of submitting the invoice and processing the claim. As mentioned above, you will remain responsible for whatever portion is not covered by your insurance policy.


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You're devoted to your skincare regimen. After all, you only get one set of skin! So you've got to take good care of it! And you don't mind spending a little extra time or money to do that! But you could be missing out on a CRUCIAL part of your skin care battle plan! And that's supplements! There are tons of vitamins and minerals that can really benefit your skin! And help you treat skin issues! But they're not all easy to get in our diet. That's where our best skincare supplements come in! We'll guide you through the best skin supplements for YOUR skin concerns in this handy guide!
Vitamin A | Adding a Vitamin A supplement to your diet could help you get better skin from the inside out! And a topical form of Vitamin A is used to treat acne as well! Vitamin A is used to make Retinol, which is why it's at the top of our list of the best skincare supplements ingredients.
Zinc | Zinc is anti-inflammatory, which is key when it comes to dealing with acne! But it could also reduce acne-causing bacteria on the skin and reduce oil production!
CBD | CBD also has anti-inflammatory properties! And it's not psychoactive, so no worries about that! You can take CBD oil under the tongue, or even find topical CBD face creams!
Magnesium | If you have stress-induced acne, Magnesium could be your secret weapon! It helps support adrenal function to manage anxiety and stress!
Vitamin E | This supplement could help neutralize free radicals damaging your skin! And it can offer hydration without blocking your pores. And it might even help reduce the appearance of acne scars!
Collagen Peptides | This is a collagen supplement, usually available in capsules or powders, which allows you to take in collagen in your food or drink! And oral ingestion of collagen can reduce the appearance of wrinkles!
Vitamin C | Vitamin C could give your skin a brighter, more radiant appearance! And it can help protect your skin from the sun!
Coenzyme Q-10 | This enzyme is a strong antioxidant that helps neutralize free radicals that could age you! And it can help promote the production of collagen and elastin.


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What a Year, What a Year!
Jan 1, 2021 | President's Messages
Written by Dave Wegge
During this pandemic I have been watching a great deal of old shows on YouTube. Recently I saw bits by Rodney Dangerfield. He would always open his act by coming on stage, adjusting his tie, and saying "What a crowd, what a crowd." I would revise that for this message as "What a year, what a year!"
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May 1, 2020 | President's Messages
The Coronavirus pandemic will bring significant changes to the future of the greater Green Bay area. As a community, it is important to be thinking now about the short and the long-term effects that are likely to transpire. The short-term impacts and our responses to them may set the stage for how we as a community address the long-term effects. The long-term effects will produce significant opportunities and raise challenges for our community.


I must admit, it is always entertaining to read reports on similar topics. You get the idea of how media are treating stories differently.
BTW, while searching for the New York Time report on Beijing Olympics, I come across this interesting article "How the New York Times (should have) covered the Olympics". It is a good example of writing practice for any one who wants to be a journalist, depending on which side she/he is sitting.
When our "dear reporters" encounter some unexpected stuff, commercials are always there to save their $ss.
BTW, not just this poor guy of foxnews, Larry King is also a master of using commercials.
BEIJING — Thousands of people have rioted in a county in southwest China, setting fire to government buildings and overturning cars in angry protests over the official handling of the death of a local teenage girl, according to a human rights group, state news media and videotapes of the events.
The protests in the county of Weng'an in Guizhou Province are another reminder of how quickly public anger can ignite in China over cases of perceived official corruption and malfeasance. For the past few years, public discontent has erupted into small demonstrations and violence across the country.
The protests in Weng'an on Saturday appear to have been larger, reportedly involving thousands of residents, including children. News agencies reported that protesters clashed with paramilitary police officers sent to the county.
In March, thousands of paramilitary police were sent to quell violent anti-Chinese demonstrations in the Tibetan capital, Lhasa. Videos from Weng'an posted on YouTube showed groups of protesters standing and watching as fires engulfed a local government building.
The Information Center for Human Rights and Democracy, a Hong Kong-based human rights group, reported that the riot was incited by the case of a teenage girl who was reportedly raped and murdered.
Relatives of the 16-year-old girl blamed the local police for a shoddy investigation and also claimed possible corruption, the group reported. The family said the teenager disappeared after being seen with two young men with family ties to the local public security bureau, the report said.
By Saturday, the human rights group reported, about 500 middle school students had gone to protest at the public security bureau. But the students were turned away and beaten, a move that immediately roused an angry mob of thousands of people who began setting fire to buildings and overturning cars.
The Information Center for Human Rights and Democracy reported that one person died, 150 were injured and 200 were detained. Officials in the province could not be reached to confirm these figures.
By Sunday morning, a local resident told The Associated Press that the police were using megaphones to urge the crowds to leave while local television channels were calling on people involved in the protests to surrender to the authorities.
The demonstrations were less than six weeks before Beijing hosts the Olympic Games, and security officials are deeply worried about potential outbreaks of unrest across China.


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#### TEACHING INFORMATION

**College**: College of Arts and Sciences

**Classes taught**: FREN 1020, FREN 1050, FREN 2110, FREN 2120

#### FREN 1020: Beginning French 2

**Terms taught**: Spring 2011

**Instructor rating**: 4.76

**Standard deviation in instructor rating**: 0.0

**Average grade** (4.0 scale): 3.49

**Standard deviation in grades** (4.0 scale): 0.0

**Average workload** (raw): 2.7

**Standard deviation in workload** (raw): 0.0

#### FREN 1050: BEGINNING FRENCH REVIEW

**Terms taught**: Fall 2006, Spring 2007

**Instructor rating**: 4.42

**Standard deviation in instructor rating**: 0.31

**Average grade** (4.0 scale): 3.45

**Standard deviation in grades** (4.0 scale): 0.03

**Average workload** (raw): 3.06

**Standard deviation in workload** (raw): 0.13

#### FREN 2110: 2ND YR FREN:GRMMR/READ 1

**Terms taught**: Fall 2007, Fall 2007, Spring 2008, Spring 2008, Fall 2008, Fall 2008

**Instructor rating**: 4.05

**Standard deviation in instructor rating**: 0.49

**Average grade** (4.0 scale): 3.43

**Standard deviation in grades** (4.0 scale): 0.21

**Average workload** (raw): 1.99

**Standard deviation in workload** (raw): 0.26

#### FREN 2120: Second-Year French Grammar Review and Reading 2

**Terms taught**: Spring 2009, Spring 2009, Fall 2009, Spring 2010, Spring 2010, Fall 2010, Fall 2010

**Instructor rating**: 3.5

**Standard deviation in instructor rating**: 0.66

**Average grade** (4.0 scale): 3.24

**Standard deviation in grades** (4.0 scale): 0.15

**Average workload** (raw): 2.39

**Standard deviation in workload** (raw): 0.3


As Africa's best national soccer teams square off in the African Cup of Nations tournament, some are reviving the discourse on why so many teams have chosen European coaches over homegrown talent.
Out of the 16 national teams participating in the Cup, only seven coaches are African. The remaining nine hail from Europe and other countries around the world.
The coach of Nigeria's team, Stephen Keshi, spoke out last month, calling the white coaches opportunists that are just in the game for the money.
"The white guys are coming to Africa just for the money," he told BBC Sport. "They are not doing anything that we cannot do. I am not racist but that's just the way it is."
Kainja also noted that not only were many African teams looking outside their borders for coaching talent, but the coaches they've been conscripting aren't exactly the best in the business; citing choices like Nigeria's decision to fire local coach Shaibu Amodu and hire lackluster Swedish coach Lars Lagerback in 2010.
Keshi, Nigeria's current coach, says that the discrimination goes beyond the mere selecting of European coaches, but that the imported talent is treated differently.
However, Uganda's Scottish coach Bobby Williamson balked against Keshi's claims, saying that African coaches should step up their game if they want to steer their own teams.
"It is not about being Black or white, it is about having the qualifications," Williamson told the network. "I've got them. My UEFA license… I'm not sure that many African coaches have that qualification and that is the biggest problem. They have Confederation of African Football qualifications but I don't think they match the level of the European qualifications."


As already said we are going to have spell checking in GTK+. No more GnomeSpell, GTKSpell, SexySpellEntry, the gedit plugin, all using different libraries for spell checking and with several different problems!
I'm working on the glib side of this project, GSpell will be the low level spell checking library that will be the base of the future GTK+ spell checking stuff. The Mercurial repository is at http://techn.ocracy.org/gspell, the relevant bug is #383706.
GSpell has the same goals of Enchant and shares a lot of code with it. Probably the next version of Enchant will be just a wrapper around GSpell.


TÜBİTAK ULAKBİM High Performance and Grid Computing Center is a national center providing high performance computing and data storage for all research institutions and researchers in our country. This center is referred to as the Turkish National e-Science e-Infrastructure (TRUBA) with the decree of the TÜBİTAK Science Board. The expanding and reinforcement of computing and data storage resources needed for our researchers to compete with their colleagues in the national and international arenas is carried out by the recommendations of the Turkish National e-Science e-Infrastructure Advisory Board.
Dear researchers, TRUBA's promotional booklet was prepared with your contributions. The online copy of the booklet can be found at here. Best regards.
You can send an e-mail to grid@ulakbim.gov.tr to express any opinions and suggestions regarding TRUBA resources and for a TRUBA membership.
For any technical questions or issues, please send an e-mail to grid-teknik@ulakbim.gov.tr.


The only good spam is that sung about in Monty Python, and then it's really only the song that's any good.
Way too often do people pass on crap that is false, redundant, stupid, virus laden or the like. While this can seem 'harmless', it really isn't. The amount of resources that spam eats up can cause problems. There is a reason there are legal cases against spam. It' s not just 'annoying', it's very much a problem.
There is also the annoyance factor. As a person with an email address, I get annoyed by spam, and while some of it gets caught in my "Junk Mail" folder, I do have to go into said folder on occasion to make sure there isn't something in there from someone I want email from. This takes a little extra time. I also have to check my webmail, not just get it downloaded to my computer, because my ISP has their own "Junk Folder". Sometimes an email will makes it's way in there that I actually need to have. There's a little more time. Then there's all the deleting of spam that's made its way into my "Inbox", some from people that I want to still get email from but this is just another forward or hoax so I have to just delete it, and others that didn't get caught by either "Junk Mail" box.
I also have a separate email that I use to sign up for things that might suddenly explode into extra spam in my box. This gives me another email to check and try to weed through what is spam (most of it) and what isn't (what I actually signed up for).
And now… Facebook. I've missed updates from folks, and have had to resort to going through my lists, because of spam and forwards. Yet another waste of resources. Copy/pastes about viruses that don't exist, more rumors that Facebook is going to start charging, that Facebook has changed privacy settings (most of which are either old or inaccurate), about groups that are started for nefarious purposes (and usually aren't), people that if added will cause your computer to explode…. another waste of time.
The reasons for passing these on are as varied as the spam, but a simple search can show if it's false or not… and 'encouraging' anyone to keep passing these on is just setting these people up to be a big joke to those that know better or take a little time to research things. But yet, it continues.
So, the rest of us get to spend our time sloughing through garbage in an attempt to stay connected with those people we have on our list/email. And I know I'm not the only one getting sick of the extra work.


Sleep sacks are a fantastic alternative to loose blankets, which can cover a child's face or be kicked off while they are sleeping. This heirloom-quality sleeper by Smidge Handmade of Virginia is lovingly handcrafted to ensure that your little one can slumber in safety and comfort throughout the night. Using gorgeous Liberty of London fabric lined with soft white cotton and stuffed with polyester batting, this piece features a sleeveless design to reduce overheating, a side zipper to prevent pinching and ample wiggle room for restless sleepers.


I was thinking... create a 5USD droplet and install bitcore.io + insight.is, but I don't know how it works, if that will need to download the full blockchain or will work as the SPV/Lightning wallets?
Here a blockchain vps out of box ready http://www.linkuphost.com/blockchain.html It comes with preinstalled and fully synchronized blockchain core and wallet.
Bitcore is based on Bitcoin Core and must download the entire blockchain. Furthermore, it builds more indexes than Bitcoin Core does, so it will require more computing power and disk space than Bitcoin Core usually does. It probably won't be able to run on a cheap $5 UPS, or if it does, it will not perform very well.
You cannot run an instance of Insight without Bitcore or downloading the full blockchain.
The Bitcore README suggests 4 GB memory and 500 GB disk. That combination will run you about $90/month from Digital Ocean ($40 per month for their cheapest server with 4 GB of memory, plus another $50 for an additional 500GB of storage.) There's no way you can do it for $5.
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Q: java maven needs to different versions of a library I need Library L version A and version B the same time.
<-Dependencies->
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        Library L of version A
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        Third party library (needs Library L of version B)
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If I write like the above, the third party library also recruit Library L of verions A, not version B.  Then it will throw some errors, how should I claim pom to make it work?
Btw, have to use wired <-  ->  mark, otherwise, format is messed up.
Please help still looking for an answer
Thanks

A: You cannot have same artifact's two version by default,
assume even you hacked it to make it working, at runtime the first one which is in the classpath order will get precedence so it is really very bad idae to do


The Mayfair Hotel is within easy walking distance of the town centre. It offers ample car parking and 40 en-suite bedrooms, all designed with comfort and relaxation in mind.
All rooms are non smoking, with colour TV, tea/coffee making facilities and hair dryers. There are a variety of single, twin bedded, double bedded and family rooms.
The Garden Room overlooking the secluded courtyard garden has it's own bar and a large dance floor and the Lemon Tree Restaurant offers a selection of freshly prepared Traditional Cuisine.


Finding a cheap and easy way to create diagnostic tests will make diagnosing the sick in the developing world more of a science than an art.
For such complicated medical tests, the basic hardware is strangely simple. Many diagnostics–from pregnancy to blood sugar tests–rely on sticky paper that captures molecules on its surface. But the typical type of material used, nitrocellulose, is expensive, limiting the global potential of paper-based diagnostic tests. It can also only capture large molecules.
Now, researchers have created a sticky paper that could open up the developing world to many new types of tests. They used a cheap industrial solvent and diluted it in water, then controlled the acidity of the solution, poured it into a Ziploc bag with some paper, let it sit, rinsed the paper and let it dry. The solvent is sometimes used as an adhesive, so the resulting paper is incredibly sticky and catch all types of molecules.
We want to develop something to not just ask a single question but ask many personal health questions.
The researchers then used a special inkjet printer to print out the different markers on the paper that will indicate the presence of harmful molecules The group is opening up their methods to anyone who wants to print tests, so that there will be easily created tests for anyone who needs them, for any disease or disorder.
Other printable tests have become cheaper in recent months. A Cambridge-based nonprofit called Diagnostics For All has started printing a test for liver enzymes that costs just pennies to produce. Liver function tests are important for HIV patients. They are also working on a malaria and dengue fever test, and tests that farmers could use to check for food-borne pathogens in their crops. The test results could be interpreted through a smartphone app or a clinician.
Tests can make a big difference in treatment and outcomes. The World Health Organization estimated that in 2008 only 20% of patients with suspected malaria were being subjected to diagnostic tests; the rest were clinically diagnosed based on their symptoms. For malaria, a mistaken clinical diagnosis can lead to over-prescription of malaria treatment and increased drug resistance among malaria parasites as well as waste of limited drug supplies. We better get some stickier paper printed fast.


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Sweet Home, Sweet Honey () is a 2015 South Korean daily drama starring Song Ji-eun, Lee Jae-joon, Seo Yi-an and Kim Min-soo. It aired on KBS1 on Mondays to Fridays at 20:25 for 129 episodes from 2 November 2015 to 29 April 2016.

Plot
The story about a group of youngsters being pushed into society and the people around them.

Cast

Main characters
Song Ji-eun as Oh Bom / Choi Pa-ran (Choi Bom)
A girl who was claimed to be an illegitimate child of her father. She suffered abuse from her stepmother since young due to her illegitimate child status. In fact, Bom was adopted since young and had lost her memories of her childhood before adoption. Choi Pa-ran was her real name.
Lee Jae-joon as Kang Ma-roo
A man who fell in love with Bom.
Seo Yi-an as Choi Ah-ran
Oh Bom's love rival and an ambitious woman who often mistreated Bom out of jealousy. Things became more complicated when Ah-ran was revealed to be Bom's long-lost biological sister...
Kim Min-soo as Ahn Tae-ho
Choi Myung-gil as Bae Gook-hee
Lee Young-ha as Choi Jung-gi
Kim Yu-seok as Ahn Gil-soo

Supporting characters
Kim Yong-rim as Kim Eul-nyeon
Choi Dae-chul as Lee Bae-dal
Choi Su-rin as Kim Eul-nyun
Yoo Hye-ri as Lee Mi-dal
Joo Da-young as Choi Ji-ah
Yoo Yeon-mi as Oh Ga-eul
Choi Jae-sung as Kang Tae-joon
Yeo Hoon-min as Ahn Soo-ho

Awards and nominations

References

External links

Korean Broadcasting System television dramas
2015 South Korean television series debuts
Korean-language television shows
2016 South Korean television series endings


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Q: Make amsart section titles in article document class I like the section titles in the amsart document class.
Is it possible to have a standard article, but the section titles from the amsart document class?
I have looked at titlesec package, but I do not know how to find the style of the section titles from the amsart document class.

A: Here is a solution using the titlesec package. Add the following lines to your preamble to mimic the section headings of the amsart class.
\usepackage[indentafter]{titlesec}
\titleformat{name=\section}{}{\thetitle.}{0.8em}{\centering\scshape}
\titleformat{name=\subsection}[runin]{}{\thetitle.}{0.5em}{\bfseries}[.]
\titleformat{name=\subsubsection}[runin]{}{\thetitle.}{0.5em}{\itshape}[.]
\titleformat{name=\paragraph,numberless}[runin]{}{}{0em}{}[.]
\titlespacing{\paragraph}{0em}{0em}{0.5em}
\titleformat{name=\subparagraph,numberless}[runin]{}{}{0em}{}[.]
\titlespacing{\subparagraph}{0em}{0em}{0.5em}

As a comparison, here is a sample document typeset with the article class and the titlesec package on the one hand and with the amsart class on the other one.

The code for the document with article+titlesec:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[indentafter]{titlesec}
\titleformat{name=\section}{}{\thetitle.}{0.8em}{\centering\scshape}
\titleformat{name=\subsection}[runin]{}{\thetitle.}{0.5em}{\bfseries}[.]
\titleformat{name=\subsubsection}[runin]{}{\thetitle.}{0.5em}{\itshape}[.]
\titleformat{name=\paragraph,numberless}[runin]{}{}{0em}{}[.]
\titlespacing{\paragraph}{0em}{0em}{0.5em}
\titleformat{name=\subparagraph,numberless}[runin]{}{}{0em}{}[.]
\titlespacing{\subparagraph}{0em}{0em}{0.5em}
\usepackage{blindtext}
\begin{document}
\section{First section (article with titlesec)}
\blindtext
\subsection{First subsection}
\blindtext
\subsubsection{First subsubsection}
\blindtext
\paragraph{First paragraph}
\blindtext
\subparagraph{First subparagraph}
\blindtext
\end{document}

The code for the amsart class:
\documentclass{amsart}
\usepackage{blindtext}
\begin{document}
\section{First section (amsart)}
\blindtext
\subsection{First subsection}
\blindtext
\subsubsection{First subsubsection}
\blindtext
\paragraph{First paragraph}
\blindtext
\subparagraph{First subparagraph}
\blindtext
\end{document}

A: Specific for \sections, you can use the following setup:

\documentclass{article}

\usepackage{sectsty,indentfirst}
\sectionfont{\normalfont\centering\scshape\normalsize}
\makeatletter
\renewcommand{\@seccntformat}[1]{\csname the#1\endcsname.\quad}
\makeatother

\usepackage{lipsum}

\begin{document}

\section{A section}\lipsum[1]

\end{document}

Elaboration:

*

*indentfirst mimics amsart's "after section indentation". See No indent in the first paragraph in a section?

*sectsty formats the header to the required font.

*Updating \@seccntformat appends a period after the section number.


MongoDB Enterprise supports proxying authentication requests to a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) service.
New in version 3.4: MongoDB 3.4 supports binding to an LDAP server via operating system libraries. This allows Linux and Windows MongoDB 3.4 servers to use an LDAP server for authentication.
Linux MongoDB servers supports binding to an LDAP server via the saslauthd daemon.
Previous versions of MongoDB support LDAP authentication using saslauthd. This restricted LDAP authentication support to Linux MongoDB deployments only.
Previous versions of Microsoft Windows MongoDB cannot connect to LDAP servers. MongoDB 3.4 on Windows remains incompatible with saslauthd.
A full description of LDAP is beyond the scope of this documentation. This page assumes prior knowledge of LDAP.
This documentation only describes MongoDB LDAP authentication, and does not replace other resources on LDAP. We encourage you to thoroughly familiarize yourself with LDAP and its related subject matter before configuring LDAP authentication.
MongoDB can provide professional services for optimal configuration of LDAP authentication for your MongoDB deployment.
User management requires managing users both on the LDAP server and the MongoDB server. For each user authenticating via LDAP, MongoDB requires a user on the $external database whose name exactly matches the authentication username. Changes to a user on the LDAP server may require changes to the corresponding MongoDB $external user.
A user authenticates as sam@dba.example.com. The MongoDB server binds to the LDAP server and authenticates the user, respecting any username transformations. On successful authentication, the MongoDB server then checks the $external database for a user sam@dba.example.com and grants the authenticated user the roles and privileges associated to that user.
To manage users on the MongoDB server, you must authenticate as an LDAP user whose corresponding MongoDB $external user has user administrative privileges on the $external database, such as those provided by userAdmin.
If no $external users have user administrative privileges on $external database, you cannot perform user management for LDAP authentication. This scenario may occur if you configure users prior to enabling LDAP authentication, but do not create the appropriate user administrators.
If you want to continue allowing access by users not on the $external database, you must configure setParameter authenticationMechanisms to include SCRAM-SHA-1 and/or SCRAM-SHA-256 as appropriate. Users must then specify --authenticationMechanism SCRAM-SHA-1 or SCRAM-SHA-256 when authenticating.
For replica sets, configure LDAP authentication on secondary and arbiter members first before configuring the primary. This also applies to shard replica sets, or config server replica sets. Configure one replica set member at a time to maintain a majority of members for write availability.
In sharded clusters, you must configure LDAP authentication on the config servers and each mongos for cluster-level users. You can optionally configure LDAP authorization on each shard for shard-local users.
A client authenticates to MongoDB, providing a user's credentials.
If the username requires mapping to an LDAP DN prior to binding against the LDAP server, MongoDB can apply transformations based on the configured security.ldap.userToDNMapping setting.
MongoDB binds to an LDAP server specified in security.ldap.servers using the provided username or, if a transformation was applied, the transformed username.
MongoDB uses simple binding by default, but can also use sasl binding if configured in security.ldap.bind.method and security.ldap.bind.saslMechanisms.
If a transformation requires querying the LDAP server, or if the LDAP server disallows anonymous binds, MongoDB uses the username and password specified to security.ldap.bind.queryUser and security.ldap.bind.queryPassword to bind to the LDAP server before attempting to authenticate the provided user credentials.
The LDAP server returns the result of the bind attempt to MongoDB. On success, MongoDB attempts to authorize the user.
The MongoDB server attempts to map the username to a user on the $external database, assigning the user any roles or privileges associated to a matching user. If MongoDB cannot find a matching user, authentication fails.
The client can perform those actions for which MongoDB granted the authenticated user roles or privileges.
Used to specify the method the mongod or mongos uses to authenticate, or bind, to the LDAP server. Specify sasl to use one of the SASL protocols defined in security.ldap.bind.saslMechanisms.
NO, unless using sasl for binding to the LDAP server.
Used to specify the SASL mechanisms mongod or mongos can use when authenticating or binding to the LDAP server. MongoDB and the LDAP server must agree on at least one SASL mechanism.
NO, unless setting method to sasl and you need different or additional SASL mechanisms.
The LDAP entity, identified by its distinguished name (DN) or SASL name, with which the MongoDB server authenticates, or binds, when connecting to an LDAP server.
The user specified must have the appropriate privileges to execute queries on the LDAP server.
NO, unless specifying a query as part of a userToDNMapping transformation, or if the LDAP server's security settings disallow anonymous binds.
security.ldap.bind.useOSDefaults Windows MongoDB deployments can use the operating system credentials in place of queryUser and queryPassword for authenticating or binding as when connecting to the LDAP server. NO, unless replacing queryUser and queryPassword.
Clients may authenticate using a username whose format is incompatible with the format expected by the configured bind method. For example, simple binding may require a full LDAP DN while the username used to authenticate to MongoDB might be an e-mail address.
userToDNMapping allows MongoDB to transform incoming usernames into a format compatible with your LDAP schema. MongoDB supports transformations using either a substitution template or an LDAP query template.
NO, unless client authenticate using usernames that require transformation.
--saslauthdPath parameter set to the path to the Unix-domain Socket of the saslauthd instance.
setParameter.saslauthdPath set to the path to the Unix-domain Socket of the saslauthd instance.
You need to create or update the saslauthd.conf file with the parameters appropriate for your LDAP server. Documenting saslauthd.conf is out of scope for this documentation.
Please see the documentation for saslauthd as well as your specific LDAP service for guidance.
username The username to authenticate as.
password The password to authenticate with.


There are many reasons why you would want to transfer video from your phone to a computer (Mac or Windows). One of the reason could be that you want to have a better view of the video from a computer screen because that of a phone is smaller and does not show the video clearly. Another reason is that it allows you to back up your videos and use them on your computer for editing and sharing. Transferring video from phone to computer therefore needs a swift and trustworthy program like iSkysoft Phone Transfer for Mac ( or iSkysoft Phone Transfer for Windows).
This program is an easy-to-use solution to transfer sms text messages, call history, video, music, photos, calendar and apps between iOS, Symbian OS, android and BlackBerry in a single click. It is also a backup tool that enables you to backup your phone data to your computer safe and secured. This mobile transfer tool is guaranteed to keep your entire data 100% original without quality loss. You can protect your personal data by permanently erasing all existing data from your phone with this phone transfer. See below details on how to transfer video from phone to computer.
To transfer video from phone to computer, you should first connect your pone to your computer with a USB cable. Then launch the iSkysoft Phone Transfer.
Go to "Back up Your Phone", and you will open the transfer window with your phone data details.
Check the videos option and click "Start Copy" to start transferring video from phone to computer (Mac or Windows).
You can also use this program to transfer videos from phone to phone.
Connect your two phones to your computer. Click the "phone to phone transfer" tab and you will see your two phone with the source phone data in the program interface. Simply check the videos you want to transfer and click "Start copy" to start the process of phone to phone transfer.


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Free Capital Punishment Essays - Murderers and Rapists Deserve Another Chance!
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Capital Punishment Essays - Murderers and Rapists Deserve Another Chance!
When turning on the television, radio, or simply opening the local newspaper, one is bombarded with news of arrests, murders, homicides, serial killers, and other such tragedies. It is a rare occasion to go throughout a day in this world and not hear of these things. So what should be done about this crime rate? Not only is it committing a crime, but today, it is signing your life over to the government. This is a risk one is taking when he decides to pull a trigger or plunge a knife, but is it really up to our justice system to decide one's fate? There are many issues that address this question of capital punishment such as religion, the effect on society, restitution being denied, the possible "wrongly accused", and the rights of the convicted. But how often do these concepts creep into the public's mind when it hears of our 'fair, trusty' government taking away someone's breathing rights?
The Bible states "Thou shalt not kill," and this being a sin should have to be amended within oneself. However, the Bible also states "Don't judge others' personal convictions." It is the government's responsibility to punish people that disobey the law to keep our world in tact but is it their right to take away their lives? It is a Christian's responsibility to point out to those who sin that they do so and this country, trusting in God as it says it does, should do just that. So if the government stands strongly by this statement that's on the dollar bill, may they line up all the liars, adulterers, Buddhists, thieves, covetous and murderers at the chair. If they shall look into this one sin as so evil may they see all ten commandments so holy.
The society is so confused as to what is "right." More and more children are becoming murderers themselves. The reason is obvious: they see that if they kill someone they go to jail, get the death penalty, and the government, who they know as the "good guy" kills them for punishment. Lesson learned: the finger is pointing to its own actions. Learning morals is only as hard as people make it. Why complicate things?
Some people think that restitution is granted when one is sentenced to the death penalty.
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- The majority of the United States uses the death penalty; should we add one more to the list and have Michigan become a state that uses the death penalty. Some people think that bringing the death penalty to Michigan would a good idea. Others think that doing this is stupid and would not be just and they should just go to jail. Michigan should bring the death penalty here because it would decrease crime rate, benefit Michigan overall, and criminals who just got released from prison for murder could not go and kill another innocent person.... [tags: Capital Punishment, Death Penalty]
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- Introduction I believe that life in prison have better retribution than capital punishment. Whomever should serve the term of life in prison, the punishment should be swift, severe, and certain. Someone that is on death row delivers less information on the circumstances of the crime and cost more. Life in prison provides more information and allows more resources to be invested into solving and preventing other crimes. People that are on death row gets a quick death without real benefits. "Sanctions for criminal behavior tended to be public events which were designed to shame the person and deter others" (History of the prison system, 2015).... [tags: Prison, Penology, Capital punishment]
- I believe that life in prison have better retribution than capital punishment. Whomever should serve the term of life in prison, the punishment should be swift, severe, and certain. Someone that is on death row delivers less information on the circumstances of the crime and cost more. Life in prison provides more information and allows more resources to be invested into solving and preventing other crimes. People that are on death row gets a quick death without real benefits. "Sanctions for criminal behavior tended to be public events which were designed to shame the person and deter others" (History of the prison system, 2015).... [tags: Prison, Penology, Capital punishment]
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- Capital punishment has been abolished in many countries over the years, yet it is still implemented in America, a supposedly modernly advanced country. Is capital punishment considered murderous or lawful. Accordingly, why kill to prove killing is wrong. The truth is not all human beings have a true sense of morals and ethics and so some preform heinous crimes that deserve punishment. The death penalty sparks continuous debate up till this day, many believing it to be the appropriate sentence for murderers and rapists.... [tags: death penalty]
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However, if a loved one is murdered and his family feels justice in having the murderer done the same, is it not considered equally demented? Forgiving and forgetting are entirely out of the question, but one should consider the concept of regret and remorse. Just as one feels terrible and wishes the benevolence of their neighbor when wrongfully driving through his yard, surely a murderer may feel the same. One is only human and no one can expect any more. A mistake is a mistake, no matter whom it may harm or what destruction it may cause.
There's always the chance of the innocent being in the wrong place at the wrong time. A handful of evidence from a strong lawyer could sentence someone to life in prison, and even the death penalty. One could be spending and ending his life in captivity for simply walking down the wrong street on the wrong day. Should he have to serve the time that's not rightfully his and take the needle that shouldn't prick his skin? It's a small fault in the justice system that is not easy to overcome, but that's someone's life, and not knowing the truth could be devastating.
Abraham Lincoln declared, "All men are created equal." This statement of truth has obviously been left out of consideration in the court room. The man that sits upon the bench in this room is no more entitled to justice than the one that sits in the defendant's seat. Everyone deserves a second chance because they are all capable of reformation. Is the reasoning not simply to teach a lesson that one punishes another? The offender should have the chance to go back into the world and prove himself honorable. May he that makes no mistakes take the rights of he that made the big one. A crime is a crime, be it desiring a brother's wife, or shooting her. Only is it the latter that the world may see and condemn. He that carries a false tongue should sleep no sounder than he that carries a poisonous heart.
If solving corruption with immorality is the world's remedy for reconciliation, then why not chop off the thief's hand? "An eye for an eye" was the justice of the ancient. It is now a modern world based on logic and transformation. Must we commit a crime to justify another? If capital punishment was solely based on punishing the wrongdoers, there would be no one left to inject the needle or pull the lever. Everyone would be trying to fit into the chair.


I watched Blade Runner for the first time a few years ago (shush) and I've only ever seen the 2007 "Final Cut" (and yes, I've watched it several times since then).
My boyfriend owns the Blu Ray set with every version (Final, Theatrical, International, Director's, and Workprint).
My question: should I watch any of the other versions, or should I just stick with the Final Cut?


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