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Q: Keep query string while reload AngularJS page I would like to keep some query string on my url after click(and refresh the page
I'm using:
$state.reload();

but its not keep the url quertytring I have button on the page  and after click from "buttonControler" I just want to refresh the page and but the url should open with url.com/buttonPage/?param1&param2
I also tried:
var url = $location.absUrl().split('?')[0];
$window.location.href = url +"?param"

... but this is the same url basically and it is not make a refresh, cause after refresh I got a new data.

A: This should work with $state.reload() if you configured your state params in your route which is reloaded. $state.reload() is the equivalent to:
$state.transitionTo($state.current, $stateParams, {
    reload: true,
    inherit: false,
    notify: true
});

In that way if your route is url.com/buttonPage/?param1=var&param2=var2 your state define should look like:
$stateProvider
    .state('buttonPage', {
       url: '/buttonPage',
       params: {
          param1: null,
          param2: null
       },
       templateUrl: 'someTemplate.html
     })

For more information about handling params in routes pleace check the UI-router routing documentation.

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The S in REST stands for State. Unfortunately, state is an overloaded word.
In this post I'll discuss the two different kinds of state that apply to REST APIs.
The first type of state is application state, as in Hypermedia As The Engine Of Application State (HATEOAS), the distinguishing feature of the REST architectural style.
We must first understand what exactly an application in a RESTful architecture is and isn't. A REST API is not an interface to an application, but an interface for an application.
A RESTful service is just a bunch of interrelated and interconnected resources. In and of themselves they don't make up an application. It's a particular usage pattern of those resources that turn them into an application.
The term application pertains more to the client than to the server. It's possible to build different applications on top of the same resources. It's also possible to build an application out of resources hosted on different servers or even by different organizations (mashups).
The stateless constraint of REST doesn't say that a server can't maintain any state, it only says that a server shouldn't maintain application (or session) state.
A server is allowed to maintain other state. In fact, most servers would be completely useless if they didn't. Think of the Amazon web store without any books! We call this resource state to distinguish it from application state.
So where do we draw the line between resource state and application state?
Resource state is information we want to be available between multiple sessions of the same user, and between sessions of different users. Resource state can initially be supplied by either servers (e.g. books) or clients (e.g. book reviews).
Application state is the information that pertains to one particular session of the application. The contents of my shopping cart could be application state, for instance.
Note that this is not how Amazon implemented it; they keep this state on the server. That doesn't mean that the people at Amazon don't understand REST. The web browser that I use to shop isn't sophisticated enough to maintain the application state. Also, they want me to be able to close my browser and return to my shopping cart tomorrow.
This example shows that what is application and what resource state is a design decision.
Application state pertains to the goal the user is trying to achieve while driving the client. It is this state that we're referring to when we talk about state diagrams for REST APIs, not the resource state.
Application state is all the information maintained on the client side while the user is trying to accomplish a goal. This information is built up piece by piece based on the resource state that is transferred between client and server.
The resource state is transferred as a representation, a particular serialization of the resource state suitable for inclusion in an HTTP message body.
Serialization is governed by the rules laid out in a media type. There are many different media types, some more mature than others.
Since clients and servers transfer representations of resource state, we speak of Representational State Transfer (REST).


Villagers from around Keiyasi in Sigatoka are currently at the Government Expo which was opened this morning.
The expo allows for villagers to be able to utilize the government services that have been brought closer to them.
Transport Authority booth, says he wanted to find out if he could get a Rural Service License.
Wema villager, Seru Tukai says the Expo is beneficial for them as government services which are far for them to visit are brought to their doorstep.
Tukai says he visited the Water Authority and Agriculture booths.
The Prime Minister officially opened the Government Expo.


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Indeed launches new 'diversity score' to rank the best workplaces for minorities
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By Monica Chin 2018-03-22 13:00:00 UTC
Indeed is rolling out two new features that will help women and other minority groups spot discriminatory employers.
Indeed has partnered with Fairygodboss and InHerSight, two review websites that aggregate employer reviews and ratings from women. Starting today, it will display widgets from the sites on each company page to highlight ratings from women and people of color.
SEE ALSO: How Indeed Hit 100 Million Monthly Users Without Any Marketing
The "InHerSight Score" will collect women's ratings regarding personal development, career opportunities, and family support. The "Fairygodboss Score" will aggregate women's responses to matters such as whether women are treated "fairly and equally to men" in the workplace in question.
"As a woman, this is, of course, an issue I care deeply about," said Indeed's director of experience design Kim Williams of workplace diversity in a statement sent to Mashable. "My job is to look for ways to solve problems — and right now one of the biggest problems I see every day is the lack of diversity in tech."
Indeed is also partnering with employment and salary database Comparably to display a "diversity score." Comparably's diversity score aggregates workplace approval ratings from workers who identify as gender or racial minorities.
Here's what it'll all look like:
Image: indeed
It's important to read such ratings with something of a grain of salt. Indeed pages are already far from a representative sample of a company's employees. The subset of respondents who are only women and people of color will be even smaller, especially in industries where such identities are under-represented — and a few good or bad experiences might not necessarily indicate a broader trend of behavior. Additionally, there aren't substantive identity verification processes for sites like InHerSight, so it could be possible for white or male employees to influence the ratings.
That said, these metrics are a good start. They'll at least be able to draw public attention to companies that could be discriminatory, and highlight those that could be very inclusive.
Additionally, the very existence of the tools could serve as a wake-up call for employers with pages on Indeed. The metrics could help hiring managers identify what issues women and people of color tend to care about in workplaces, and better attract and accommodate them.
When it comes to workplace diversity, every little bit helps.
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Who will run the point for Minnesota?
By Rob DausterOct 24, 2011, 10:20 AM EDT
Minnesota is a team that has quite a bit of talent on their roster.
Trevor Mbakwe has a shot to be a first-team all-Big Ten big man. That's what happens when you average a double-double. Ralph Sampson III joins him on the front-line giving Minnesota one of the best front court duos in the conference. Minnesota head coach Tubby Smith also has a plethora of talented youngsters at his disposal, headlined by Rodney Williams and Maurice Walker and completed by the freshmen and sophomores that are going to make up the back court rotation.
What Smith doesn't have, however, is a point guard. Justin Cobbs and Devoe Joseph both transferred out of the program in the past year. Al Nolen, who was as underrated as anyone in the league, graduated after last season.
Could that lead guard role end up falling into the hands of a freshman?
"I saw all the leadership skills, all the qualities," Smith said of Andre Hollins to Amelia Rayno, to Gophers beat writer for the Minneapolis Star Tribune. "He's shown it so far in practice and in individual workouts and in the classroom, in the weight room, everything we've asked him to do. Those are good indicators that he's capable of doing what we expect him to do, is be a leader and a point guard in the Big Ten."
"If he's good enough and he wins the job, then he'll start. We've started freshmen in the past. We don't mind starting them now."
The issue, however, is whether or not Hollins is truly a point guard. He's listed as a shooting guard by ESPN, Rivals and Scout. ESPN says that his jump shot is his biggest weapon, while Scout says he has one of the "quickest triggers in the class". ESPN also calls Hollins a straight-line driver that struggles in the mid-range while Scout says he can be neutralized when he has to create his own shot. Those aren't exactly the descriptions that usually are attributed to point guard prospects.
That said, those descriptions may have come as the result of what Hollins was called upon to do as a high school and AAU player. It doesn't mean he's incapable of playing the point. And Minnesota definitely needs a point guard. They are a team with plenty of size and a roster full of athletes that will be quite effective defensively when they but in. But they are going to struggle to score without a creator.
That's a tough spot for a freshman being forced to play out of position to land in.
Rob Dauster is the editor of the college basketball website Ballin' is a Habit. You can find him on twitter @ballinisahabit.


David Furnish was spotted arriving at the Los Angeles Airport with two sons Zachary and Elijah on Monday(January 5th, 2015).
David carried Elijah on his shoulder while holding Zachary's hand. Not scared of the cameras and excitement, Elijah showed the photographers his new rocket. In the video(below) he tells the paparazzi to take a picture of his toy and sings as they head towards the escalator.
The family is fresh home from a trip to Aspen where they spent some time with both their dads.
It's a good thing the dads have a team of people to ensure that isn't the case. David was accompanied with a nanny as he arrived back in Los Angeles.


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Scientists Discover a Dynamic Cellular Defense Against Breast Cancer Invasion
Posted by: Crystal Williams on: July 30, 2018 | Print This Page
Real-time 3D confocal time-lapse movie of Twist1-expressing epithelial cells (red) invading into the surrounding extracellular matrix and then being restrained and pulled back by normal myoepithelial cells (green). Credit: Katarina Sirka
Johns Hopkins researchers report they have demonstrated in mouse tissue grown in the lab that the cell layer surrounding breast milk ducts reaches out to grab stray cancer cells to keep them from spreading through the body. The findings reveal that this cell layer, called the myoepithelium, is not a stationary barrier to cancer invasion, as scientists previously thought, but an active defense against breast cancer metastasis.
Results of the scientists' experiments are published online July 30, 2018, in the Journal of Cell Biology.
"Understanding how cancer cells are contained could eventually help us develop ways to predict a person's individualized risk of metastasis," says Andrew Ewald, Ph.D., professor of cell biology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and a member of the Johns Hopkins Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Most breast tumors begin in the cells that line the interior of breast milk ducts. These cells in turn are surrounded by myoepithelial cells, Ewald says, which work together to contract and move milk through the ducts when a baby is nursing.
This myoepithelial layer is used clinically to distinguish contained breast cancers from invasive cancers in humans. When breast cancer cells breach the myoepithelial layer, the result is so-called invasive carcinoma, which is associated with higher rates of recurrence and the need for more aggressive treatment, says Ewald.
"If you think about metastasis as a long race, breaking through this layer is the exit from the starting gate," says Ewald.
For their study, Ewald and his team engineered cells taken from the lining of mouse breast ducts to produce the protein Twist1, which works by altering gene expression and which has been linked to cancer metastasis in multiple tumor types.
To their surprise, the researchers saw that when the invasive Twist1 cells broke through the myoepithelial layer, the myoepithelial cells grabbed the cells that had gone astray and successfully pulled them back within the breast duct lining 92 percent of the time through 114 observations.
"These findings establish the novel concept of the myoepithelium as a dynamic barrier to cell escape, rather than acting as a stone wall as it was speculated before" says Katarina Sirka, a Ph.D. student from the Ewald laboratory.
To confirm that their findings were active behaviors, Ewald and his team altered two key characteristics of myoepithelial cells — their ability to contract and their numerical ratio to the invasive cells.
First, the researchers genetically engineered mouse myoepithelial cells to deplete their smooth muscle actin, a protein that allows the cells to contract. Under that condition, the number of escaped invasive cells that broke through the myoepithelial layer increased threefold compared to control cells with a normal myoepithelium.
Likewise, the researchers found that decreasing the proportion of myoepithelial cells to invasive cells increased the number of escaped cancer cells. By adding just two myoepithelial cells for each invasive cell, the escape rate decreased fourfold compared with the spread of invasive cells with no defending barrier.
"This is important to know because it suggests that both the physical completeness of the myoepithelium and the gene expression within the myoepithelial cells are important in predicting the behavior of human breast tumors. Anywhere this layer thins or buckles is an opportunity for cancer cells to escape," says Eliah Shamir, M.D., Ph.D, who is currently a surgical pathology fellow at the University of California, San Francisco.
In the future, Ewald and his team plan to study the cellular mechanisms prompting the myoepithelial layer to react so dynamically and what makes it fail during invasive progression.
Support for the group's research comes from the Breast Cancer Research Foundation/Pink Agenda (BCRF-16-048, BCRF-17-048), the Metastatic Breast Cancer Network, the National Cancer Institute (U01CA217846, U54CA2101732), and the American Cancer Society (RSG-12-141-01-CSM).
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Contract awarded to raise Missouri River levee in Iowa
Flooding near the interchange between Interstate 29 and Iowa Highway 333, west of Hamburg, on June 17, 2019 (Courtesy: Iowa Department of Transportation)
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HAMBURG, Iowa (AP) — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Omaha, Nebraska, says it has awarded a nearly $2.8 million contract to repair a Missouri River levee in southwestern Iowa.
The contract is build up the elevation of levee that was breached near Percival and Hamburg during historic flooding in March. The breach near Percival was closed last month and work to close the one at Hamburg is expected to be closed within days.
The contract to raise the levees from 2 to 4.5 feet goes to Weston Solutions Inc. of Chester, Pennsylvania.
The Corps says more than 500 miles of levees on the Missouri, Platte and Elkhorn rivers, as well as other tributaries, have experienced significant flood damage this year.
Pope selects Dubuque area-priest to lead Des Moines Diocese
Man charged with killing woman, children in Des Moines had been deported twice
Iowa man pays for 33 people to attend college
Thursday marks one years since Mollie Tibbetts' disappearance
September trial set for Iowa woman charged with credit card scam


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Socrates was a classical Greek Athenian philosopher. Credited as one of the founders of Western philosophy, he is an enigmatic figure known chiefly through the accounts of later classical writers, especially the writings of his students Plato and Xenophon, and the plays of his contemporary Aristophanes. Many would claim that Plato's dialogues are the most comprehensive accounts of Socrates to survive from antiquity.
Through his portrayal in Plato's dialogues, Socrates has become renowned for his contribution to the field of ethics, and it is this Platonic Socrates who also lends his name to the concepts of Socratic irony and the Socratic method, or elenchus. The latter remains a commonly used tool in a wide range of discussions, and is a type of pedagogy in which a series of questions are asked not only to draw individual answers, but also to encourage fundamental insight into the issue at hand. It is Plato's Socrates that also made important and lasting contributions to the fields of epistemology and logic, and the influence of his ideas and approach remains strong in providing a foundation for much western philosophy that followed.


DxO Labs has ranked Samsung's Galaxy S4 as number one in mobile phone camera tests.
DxO is a French firm, which is in the business of camera optics and image sensor analysis. It provided Samsung a total score of 75, which was more than iPhone 5's Score of 72. Nokia 808 Pureview has been held as the topmost with a score of 77 but the phone runs on the Symbian operating system, which makes it a less desired player than Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) iOS in the iPhone and Google's (NASAQ:GOOG) Android in the Galaxy S4.
A camera is one of the most vital features for smartphones today because users can immediately share the pictures with their internet connection once they click it.
The S4 from Samsung outperformed the iPhone in various categories like still photos and videos. However, according to DxO the performance was not clear cut better than the iPhone. Apple iPhone 5 managed to stay in the running because it had fewer image-processing artifacts and the video stabilization feature of the iPhone was better than that of Galaxy S4.
Galaxy S4 had some problems in capturing photos in dim light and suffered from noise, and also as a result the camera made the pictures a bit too sharp, so the edges had halos.
The commercial success of Nokia will be enhanced if the much awaited EOS phone is launched. The phone will have a comparatively large image sensor and high-end Zeiss lens of the 808 Pureview. The operating system of the phone will be Windows. Apple might also come up with other new models with more advanced features.
While we are still hearing rumors of the exact launch date of the new iPhone, the Galaxy S4 has already reached a record breaking shipment. The S4 from Samsung has the screen size of 5 inches whereas the iPhone 5 has a screen size of 4 inches.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 comes with the super AMOLED display technology, which is known for its battery-saving feature. The iPhone 5, on the other hand, comes with LED-backlit IPS LCD technology which lets the user view the screen from several angles without any alteration.


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Jane Topping's film White Wash Death Watch (2015, 10 min) is screened as part of Scottish Competition 3: I'm Deranged at the Glasgow Short Film Festival 2016. White Wash Death Watch removes everything but shots of Glasgow, Scotland and Romy Schneider from Death Watch, reducing the film's original duration from 117 minutes to less than ten. A snowy scene mimics and obscures the tenements, towers and gravestones of Glasgow as we watch Katherine/Romy attempt to escape the city and the camera lens for the imagined seclusion of the coast and the sea. White Wash Death Watch is an homage to a woman and a city.


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Cortisone Reductase
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An enzyme that catalyzes the interconversion of a ketone and hydroxy group at C-20 of cortisone and other 17,20,21-trihydroxy steroids. EC 1.1.1.53.
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Conference Article| October 01 2000
Toll-like receptors: lessons from knockout mice
S. Akira
Department of Host Defense, Research Institute for Microbial Diseases, Osaka University, CREST of Japan Science and Technology Corporation, 3–1 Yamada-oka, Suita, Osaka 565–0871, Japan
e-mail sakira@biken.osaka-u.ac.jp
Biochem Soc Trans (2000) 28 (5): 551–556.
https://doi.org/10.1042/bst0280551
S. Akira; Toll-like receptors: lessons from knockout mice. Biochem Soc Trans 1 October 2000; 28 (5): 551–556. doi: https://doi.org/10.1042/bst0280551
The Toll signalling pathway, which is required for establishment of dorsoventral polarity in Drosophila embryos, plays an important role in the response to microbial infections. Recently, Tolllike receptors (TLRs) have also been identified in mammals. TLR4 has been shown to function as the transmembrane component of the lipopolysaccharide receptor, while TLR2 recognizes peptidoglycans from Gram-positive bacteria, lipoproteins and yeast. Although various microbial cell-wall components are recognized by different receptors, all of these responses are abrogated in MyD88-deficient cells. These results show that different TLRs recognize different microbial cell-wall components, and that MyD88 is an essential signalling molecule shared among interleukin-1 receptor/Toll family members.
Gram-positive bacteria. IL-1 receptor, lipopolysaccharide, MyD88, NF-κB, TLR, Toll-like receptor, IL, interleukin, IL-IR, interleukin-1 receptor, IRAK, IL-1R-associated kinase, 18W, 18-wheeler, LPS, lipopolysaccharide
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