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Q: Vue-router не обновляет компонент после перехода (this.$router.push) помогите пожалуйста решить проблему. Делаю блок интернет-магазина, который выводит похожие товары.
Работает это следующим принципом:
В компоненте Vue на хуке created запускаю метод который делает запрос в elasticsearch и вытаскивает оттуда массив объектов c похожими продуктами.
Пример блока с товарами:

Проблема заключается в следующем:
Когда я жму на ссылку  то URL сайта меняется, но сам контент компонента не обновляется. Но если перезагрузить страницу, то отрисовка само-собой происходит правильно. Скорее всего не происходит повторный запрос в elasticsearch.
data() {
  return {
    product_ids: [1625224, 1596300, 1568229, 1568437, 1879192]
  }
}

created () {
  this.getSimilarProducts(this.product_ids)
},
methods: {
 async getSimilarProducts(product_ids) {
   const responseData = {
      entityType: 'product',
      query: elasticSearchQuery,
   }
   const response = quickSearchByQuery(responseData)
   response
      .then(result => {
        // Обработка массивов...
      })
 }
}

Пример после клика по ссылке товара:

A: Если нужно делать запрос каждый раз при изменении url, то можно использовать метод watch, который будет следить за изменением url и делать запрос на каждое изменение
created () {
  this.getSimilarProducts(this.product_ids)
},
  watch: {
    $route() {
       this.getSimilarProducts(this.product_ids)
    },
  },

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Russia 2018: Who has qualified for finals?
FIFA World Cup Nov 16, 2017 ESPN staff
Making sense of CONCACAF's new World Cup qualifying format
McBride's best XI for the USMNT - Who makes the cut?
FIFA World Cup Qualifying - CONCACAF 6 days ago
U.S., Mexico straight to Hex in new CONCACAF format
FIFA World Cup Qualifying - CONCACAF 6 days ago Tom Marshall
The Twellman Doctrine: A World Cup blueprint for U.S. Soccer
FIFA World Cup Jul 15, 2018
Arena: Panama penalties not given in qualifying
Panama Jun 24, 2018 ESPN
Panama woes remind U.S. fans of their team's failure
United States Jun 24, 2018 Jeff Carlisle
Guzan on what went wrong for the USMNT in World Cup qualifying
The Boot Room Mar 11, 2018
Solo: Athlete Council 'failed' in Cordeiro vote
United States Feb 10, 2018 Jeff Carlisle
Howard: No 'systematic problems' in the U.S.
United States Jan 20, 2018 Jeff Carlisle
U.S. Soccer rejects Martino's stadium claim
United States Jan 8, 2018 ESPN staff
Morgan, Navas win CONCACAF awards
FIFA World Cup Qualifying - CONCACAF Dec 18, 2017 ESPN staff
Sol Campbell: Maybe I could help USMNT
USMNT Nov 23, 2017 ESPN Staff
U.S., Mexico to play in League of Nations
FIFA World Cup Qualifying - CONCACAF Nov 16, 2017 Jeff Carlisle
Mexico wins appeal against FIFA chant fines
Mexico Nov 16, 2017 Associated Press
Pulisic: U.S. must develop teenagers better
United States Nov 13, 2017 ESPN staff
Brilliant Lozano a 9/10 in Belgium draw
Mexico Player Ratings Nov 9, 2017 Cesar Hernandez
Darke: U.S. undone by complacent attitude
United States Nov 9, 2017 Ian Darke
Quiz: How well do you know the history of WC qualifiers?
FIFA World Cup Nov 9, 2017 ESPN Staff
Mexico fined for chant at all home qualifiers
Mexico Nov 7, 2017 ESPN staff
By ESPN Staff
U.S. wins, keeps Mexico's hopes alive
One minute away from failing to qualify for the 2014 World Cup, Mexico received some unlikely help from their rivals to the north.
• Bennett: The U.S. keeps Mexico's World Cup hopes alive
• Carlisle: Breaking down the U.S. player grades
• Marshall: Breaking down the Mexico player grades
Mexico will play New Zealand for a spot in next year's World Cup despite losing 2-1 at Costa Rica on Tuesday night.
The Mexicans advanced to the home-and-home series when the United States rallied with two late goals to win 3-2 at Panama. That kept Mexico in fourth place at the conclusion of the CONCACAF final qualifying round with only 11 points, three ahead of Panama, which would have advanced by holding off the Americans.
The U.S. trailed 2-1 when Graham Zusi scored on a header in stoppage time. That sapped the life out of Panama, and Aron Johannsson scored the American's winner a minute later with the last kick of the game.
"It shows you how brutal football can be. For one side that's almost there, and then the other side is back in,'' U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann said. "Now obviously you feel for the people. You feel for an entire country.''
The U.S., which clinched a World Cup berth last month, didn't use most of its starters, and Gabriel Torres put Panama ahead in the 18th minute in a downpour at Panama City. Michael Orozco tied it the 64th minute, just as Costa Rica took a 2-1 lead at home against Mexico.
Luis Tejada scored in the 83rd, putting Panama within minutes of a fourth-place finish and a berth in next month's playoff against Oceania champion New Zealand. Mexico, which last missed the World Cup in 1990, would have been eliminated.
But Zusi scored 1:24 into three minutes of stoppage time, and Johannsson added his first international goal at the 2:40 mark, giving the U.S. a record-tying 22 points in the hexagonal.
"This is just how football writes these crazy, emotional stories, and you're in the middle of it, because we all felt all of a sudden when Graham scored that header that it was all quiet, silence, and you feel for them,'' Klinsmann said. "Maybe it's a little bit in my culture, in the German culture you never stop before the referee blows the whistle, because I have won many, many games in the last minute. And hopefully, we keep on winning more. But it was a very sad moment for all here in Panama. We understand that.''
Edgar Castillo started the set up to the tying goal with a pass to Brad Davis, who sent the ball to Zusi. He climbed over Henriquez and his 8-yard header beat goalkeeper Jaime Pemedo. It was his third international goal, and second in five days.
With Panama pressing to get the goal it needed to regain the lead, Terrence Boyd set up Johannsson for his first goal for the U.S. on a 20-yard shot.
The finish also pushed Panama to fifth place in the hex, and allowed Mexico to finish fourth and qualify for the playoff with New Zealand -- barely.
"We thought that we were out," Mexico striker Oribe Peralta said.
Mexico could be hard-pressed to beat the Kiwis and get to Brazil, especially if it can't find some offense. In 10 games, the Mexicans scored seven goals.
"We've got to reflect, and we have to do whatever it takes to make it to the World Cup," Peralta added. "Things are not working as we wish."
Shortly after the match, "Gracias USA" was trending on Twitter. US Soccer replied:
#YoureWelcomeMexico @miseleccionmx
— U.S. Soccer (@ussoccer) October 16, 2013
Goals by Brian Ruiz in the first half and Alvaro Saborio in the second gave Costa Rica the win. The Ticos already had qualified for Brazil 2014 and wound up second to the United States in the round.
Peralta scored in the 29th minute for Mexico, which won only two games in the 10-game finals.
Also Tuesday in CONCACAF qualifying, Honduras drew 2-2 with Jamaica to claim third place in the final round and clinch a spot at the World Cup.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
FIFA World Cup Qualifying - CONCACAF

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Archive for November 22nd, 2009
Furs in Film – Blond Cheat
Another lower wattage star power film today. Though not Born Reckless, it features a young Joan Fontaine prior to the height of her career. Blond Cheat is from 1938 and is about rich people, so they could have cast any random starlet, and the costume department would have had a winner on their hands.
Blond Cheat – The Film
A slightly more twisty pot in this one than the usual boy-meets-girl thing. An officer in a loan company, Michael Ashburn (Derrick DeMarney) is tasked with safeguarding some very expensive diamond earrings. No big deal right, keep the little box in his pocket and he's home free… But wait! The earrings are "non-removable" and currently attached to a young blond woman named Julie Evans (Joan Fontaine). Michael apparently isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer, so he buys this and spends the evening with Julie, blowing off his social-climbing fiancee. That's the first half hour, things get more complicated from there, but the one thing this film an every boy-meets-girl film has in common is Mike and Julie live happily ever after.
Blond Cheat – The Furs
This film has some great shorter fox in it, trims and wraps. During Mike and Julie's first date Joan Fontaine wears one of those common silver fox stoles of the period, with head/legs still attached. They have a proper name, though my search through Google turned up mostly vintage eBay listings. I believe I may have mentioned before I have a kind of love/hate relationship with them, as I love them anytime the aforementioned head/legs aren't visible. Blond Cheat is a bit of a tossup there, as it has scenes of both. Fortunately it is, by far, the least notable fur in the film.
This is Julie and Mike's first "date", as Mike virtuously safeguards the earrings. Here's the silver fox fur stole, now visible only a blaze of thick fur across her right shoulder, one of the best ways to film this particular piece.
In another good shot, you can see Mike hasn't lost track of those earrings yet. Not to be too nit-picky about the title of the film and Miss Fontaine, who is lovely, but there were a lot "blonder" actresses who could have done this role.
In order to dine and be arrested with Julie the previous evening, Mike blew off a date with his gold-digging fiance, Roberta Trent (Lilian Bond), who appears the next morning hunting him down. She appears in this lovely fox trimmed dress with a match fox muff.
And proceeds to smoke in an annoyed fashion with Mike as he tries to explain.
A little later thankfully Roberta hasn't taken this outfit off, and we see a nice shot of the fox trim and matching muff as Mike meet's with his fiancee's equally gold digging parents. You will also notice the extremely long haired fur muff on Roberta's mother, who is played by a woman named Cecil. Have to say I never cared for fur like this, as it simply is too long, and too much like human hair… which I am a big fan of, when it is on top of a lady's head.
In a shorter sequence, as Julie and Roberta continue to spar over Mike, Roberta appears in this coat with a full silver fox fur collar.
Finally, Joan Fontaine appears in this white fox wrap in a dueling dinner date sort of set up. Not the largest ever seen, but a fine one nonetheless.
Not sure if this is the best fur in the film or Lilian Bond's muff accessorized fox trim from earlier wins that prize. Sadly, for some of the fox wrap's on-screen time; it's shown mostly in the background of a wide shot.
There is this fine direct shot of the back for a few seconds.
To close things out the director of photography makes up the earlier wide shots with the cozy if "foggy" carriage ride where we see Joan wrapped up nicely with white fox.
This is another good film for fur runtime. Though I didn't meticulously document each instance of their first encounter, Miss Fontaine remains costumed in her silver fox stole throughout her character's first meeting with Mike Ashburn. Both the fox trimmed dress of Lilian Bond and the later white fox wrap on Joan both appear in two scenes instead of one. The barely over 60 minute runtime also helps out there.
Fur Runtime: approx 15 minutes
Film Runtime: 62 minutes
On-Screen Fur Ratio: 24%
Should note both Lilian Bond and Joan Fontaine have brief smoking in fur sequences as well.
The Gallery: Fur Fashions of the 1938 film Blond Cheat
Tags: 1930s, fur muff, fur stole, fur trim, fur wrap, furs in film, furs on film, Joan Fontaine in fur, silver fox, white fox


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The Donna Summer Anthology — сборник американской певицы Донны Саммер, выпущенный 21 сентября 1993 года на лейбле Casablanca Records.

Об альбоме
В сборник вошло большинство самых известных песен Саммер с самого начала её карьеры. Ранний репертуар певицы, выпущенный в 1970-е годы, представлял собой диско-музыку, впоследствии она выпускала альбомы в разных жанрах и стилях. Большинство треков в этом сборнике — это оригинальные альбомные версии песен, однако присутствуют и сингловые версии (7", 12"). На сборнике впервые изданы песни, записанные для альбома I'm a Rainbow, но релиз которого так и не состоялся в 1981 году (официально будет выпущен только в 1996 году). Также на альбоме появляется новая песня «Carry On», это первая работа Саммер и Мородера с 1981 года. Четыре года спустя песня была ремикширована и издана в качестве сингла, став большим танцевальным хитом. Саммер также получила «Грэмми» за лучшую танцевальную запись, её первую победу с 1984 года и пятую победу в общей сложности.

Список композиций

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Сборники Донны Саммер
Сборники Casablanca Records
Сборники 1993 года
Альбомы, сертифицированные как золотые во Франции

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Arwen-Undomiel.com • View topic - Forum Revival?
Board index » Forum Matters » A-U Revival 2011 » Forum Revival?
Hi guys I just wanted to know if we could have some kind of team to sort of "liven up" some certain sections, like for instance, the RPG section.
P.S. Regarding Elrond's Library, what's all that about and it's not active either..
Post subject: Re: Forum Revival?
Elrond's Library is the archive section, where threads that aren't active anymore are placed.
How do you increase star ratings? I can't find anywhere that tells me.
Why is a title like hobbit, dwarf, elf, etc. under my name?
I hope this answers your question, and welcome to the boards, you may want to introduce yourself in the Prancing Pony.
Other than an energetic post about renewal of this site on Facebook at the beginning of January by one person, there hasn't really been anything said of it since.
So... what are the chances? There are some amazing forum software out there these days, like all-in-one interactive main page/forum/chat/gallery formats. Hoping the heart and soul is there to make it happen.
I think the problem is that everyone's hands are tied until we get some sort of go ahead from mods or anyone else who has the power to actually let us change things. I am already 100% willing to start updating the main site news again - but I cannot physically do it until I get the instructions and access to it again. Until that happens I can't do that, nor can I access the official email that I was a helper with until someone helps me out with that. That's as far as I can go at the moment, aside from posting.
Most people can't do anything aside from posting in the forum parts because they don't have access to anything else. If a group of active members gained access, I'm sure we could do something about it at least, but until then, posting and being enthusiastic about a possible revival is the only thing we can really do.
Yes, I realise that. Nothing will change until the owner/admin does something to update, or quits paying the bills on hosting and domain name.. It is what it is, it is what it was, and it will be whatever it will be.
Or those who can access other things and have nothing to do with the owner gets around to checking back in, possibly recruiting others to take over their tasks if they're not available to perform them anymore. The owner wasn't involved last time either, and we managed to get a lot of new stuff going.
Yes, and since the site owner was absent then, and others who had the power engineered the 2011 reboot, it worked a bit, but there was a serious exodus in 2012-2013 of the veterans and those who had the reins. It is even more doutful they, who don't have anything but participation invested in the site, which they have clearly let go of (except Will, bless her!), will re-appear. I hope against hope that one or more do, but I myself, as a simple serf who has participated in this site quite heavily the last few years, don't put too much into it. Do what you can Belletrix, and hopefully it works it through.
Well, we did quite a lot in 2013 actually. We wrote several new character bios, updated the news relatively frequently, and I know other parts of the main forum was worked on too. Keeping a positive attitude is important I think while waiting in case someone comes around who can help with giving people access to the behind the scenes bits, because at least that shows people want to do something even if they aren't able to for the time being, and it's more likely to attract new members who might stumble across such threads as well if they feel there's hope for a revival because people want it and feel good about it rather than feeling like oh well, all hope is lost for this forum anyway so why bother becoming active or a member at all.


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Q: how to use Java 8 for long function definitions? I have a an object Product,
and code as below , hashSetProducts is LinkedHashSet of Products. How can I write all below using Java 8 stream function ? I understand that value of remianing will be replaced each time. I want the final value after the for loop exits.
        int getRemaining(int remaining){
         for(Product P : hashSetProducts){
              remaining = calculate(p.qty(), p.price(), remaining, location); //
                     use Java 8 stream here
         }

         return remaining
    }

   private int calculate(int qty, double price, int rem, Location location){
         if(rem== 0){
             return 0;
         }
         int avail = location.get(qty, rem);
         if(avail > 0){
           rem = avail - rem;
         }
        return rem;
    }

A: mapToLong will execute arbitrary code that returns a long.  Here is an MCVE that uses your calculation verbatim:
import java.util.LinkedHashSet;

public class HelloWorld{

    public static class Product {
        private int qty;
        private double price;
        private int used;

        public Product(int qty, double price, int used) {
            this.qty = qty;
            this.price =price;
            this.used = used;
        }
        public int qty() {return qty;}
        public double price() {return price;}
        public int used() {return used;}
    };

    public static class Location {
        public long get(int qty, int used) { return 0; };
    };

    public static void main(String []args) {

        LinkedHashSet<Product> hashSetProducts = new LinkedHashSet();

        hashSetProducts.add(new Product(1,1.0,1));
        hashSetProducts.add(new Product(2,2.0,2));
        hashSetProducts.add(new Product(3,3.0,3));

        Location location = new Location();

        long remaining = hashSetProducts.stream().mapToLong(p -> {
            int qty = p.qty();
            int used = p.used();

            if( used == 0 )
                return 0;

            long rem = location.get(qty, used);

            if( qty > 0)
                rem = used - rem;

            return rem;
        }).sum();

        System.out.println(remaining);
    }
}


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Legislative Update: Marijuana Legalization
statecapitallobbyist January 28, 2019 January 27, 2019
With changes in state governments as a result of the 2018 elections, there has been significant movement on a number of top legislative issues in recent weeks.
Today, we take a look at the latest on the debate surrounding the legalization of recreational marijuana in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Florida and Pennsylvania.
While there has been no legislative change to federal policy to date, it is worth noting that William Barr, President Trump's nominee for Attorney General, has signaled an important potential shift in enforcement policy at the Department of Justice.
In August 2013, Deputy Attorney General James Cole issued a memo to all United States Attorneys stating that, given the limited resources of the DOJ, they should not be enforcing the federal marijuana prohibition in states that have "legalized marijuana in some form and … implemented strong and effective regulatory and enforcement systems to control the cultivation, distribution, sale, and possession of marijuana," as long as no other federal law enforcement priorities were negatively impacted by its legalization.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions, in January 2018, rescinded what had become known as the "Cole Memorandum," restoring the ability of federal prosecutors to use their discretion against state-legal marijuana. This shift in policy under the Trump administration elicited major concerns from legalization advocates.
During his confirmation hearings, Mr. Barr appeared to indicate that while remains personally against legalization of recreational marijuana, he would restore the guidelines in the Cole Memo should he be confirmed as Attorney General.
During his 2017 campaign, Governor Phil Murphy declared legalization of recreational marijuana as a top priority, and something he planned to achieve in his first 100 days in office.
NJ Governor Phil Murphy
Unfortunately for Governor Murphy, and legalization advocates, there remain a number of sticking points to be worked out between the Governor and the Democrat-controlled legislature.
In particular, there are two points of contention that will need to be resolved before legalization comes to the Garden State.
First, there is the question of the rate of taxation. Senate President Steve Sweeney has drawn a line in the sand at a 12% state tax, with municipalities having the option to add an additional tax up to 2%.
Administration officials have pushed for a state tax as high as 25%, a rate which Sweeney says will allow the black market to continue to thrive.
The second major stalling factor is a disagreement over exactly how the new industry would be regulated. Legislative leaders have called for a commission, appointed by the Senate and Assembly in concert with the Governor. Murphy has pushed for regulation explicitly by the state government.
As recently as last week, Sen Nick Scutari, the primary sponsor of legalization legislation, told local media that he was "losing faith" in Governor Murphy, and suggested putting the issue on the ballot in November for the voters to decide through an amendment to the state constitution.
All sides remain hopeful that a final compromise can be reached.
In a dramatic shift from his position less than two years ago, Governor Andrew Cuomo placed the legalization of recreational marijuana front and center of his recent State of the State address.
Documents released following his address outline his administration's plan to regulate and tax adult-use marijuana in the Empire State.
Some of the highlights include:
Creation of the Office of Cannabis Management, tasked with overseeing the new recreational industry, as well as overseeing medical marijuana and hemp
Limiting the use of marijuana to adults aged 21 or older
Creation of a separate licensing process for growers, distributors and retail sellers, with prohibitions aimed at preventing vertical integration
The imposition of a 20% state tax and a 2% local tax on sales from wholesalers to resellers, and a tax levied on growers by the gram
Municipalities will have the option to opt out of hosting retail locations
All criminal records for marijuana offenses that are no longer crimes will be sealed
Priority will be given to women and minority owned businesses to grow and sell marijuana
Should Cuomo's proposal make it through the state legislature, April 2020 would be the target date for the first sales of legalized marijuana.
NY Governor Andrew Cuomo
The state estimated the first year of marijuana revenues to come in around $83 million under Cuomo's plan, with much of that revenue going towards regulation costs, substance abuse programs and a small-business development fund.
The Governor's proposal appears to generally enjoy support among state legislators. The only serious competing proposal has been issued by Senate Finance Committee Chair Liz Krueger and Assembly Majority Leader Crystal Peoples-Stokes. Even though there are minor details that differ between the two proposals, they are rooted in the same basic principles.
Expect rapid action on this legislation to be pushed by the Governor, who included his plan in the state budget proposal. A final budget must be approved by April 1st.
Legalization in Connecticut appears to have more momentum today than at any time in recent memory.
Late last week, Governor Ned Lamont said that legalization is one of his top priorities for this year, and State House Speaker Joe Aresimowicz stated his clear support earlier this month.
CT Governor Ned Lamont
More than 40 House Democrats introduced legislation that will likely serve as the basis of the debate going forward.
Some of the key components of the proposal include:
Sales would be restricted to those 21 and over
Existing medical marijuana dispensaries will be given the first licenses to sell recreational marijuana
A specific tax rate has not yet been set
Criminal records for marijuana offenses will be wiped clean
Revenues raised by the taxes would be directed largely towards drug awareness education and substance abuse treatment programs
The new industry would be overseen by the Department of Consumer Protection, which has experience overseeing the states medical program
25% of licenses issued to growers, wholesalers and retail sellers would be restricted to enterprise zones, which are located in economically distressed municipalities
Residents of age would be allowed to grow up to six plants in their home for personal use
Interestingly, in order to address the issue of driving under the influence of marijuana, the legislation sets a standard of at least five nanograms of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) per milliliter in an offender's blood, or if they had consumed marijuana in the previous two hours.
Despite the support of the Governor and the Speaker, it's unclear if there is broad enough support in the legislature to achieve legalization in 2019.
While the road to full recreational legalization appears to remain a long one, there has been some significant, and surprising, movement on the part of Florida's newly-elected Republican governor.
At a press conference last week, Governor Ron DeSantis called on lawmakers to change existing state law and permit smoke-able medical marijuana. This marks a stark reversal from Governor Rick Scott's policy, and suggests a changing mood in Tallahassee regarding marijuana generally.
Fl Governor Ron DeSantis
Should the legislature fail to act, DeSantis has put them on notice that he will drop the state's appeal of a 2017 court decision that declared the existing ban unconstitutional.
DeSantis did take the opportunity to make it clear that he is against full recreational legalization, but that has not stopped Democratic lawmakers for pushing for legalization in the Sunshine State.
Rep. Carlos Gillermo Smith, chair of the Progressive Caucus in the Florida State House has announced that they will be introducing legalization legislation in 2019.
In 2017, Pennsylvania opened its medical marijuana patient registry, and while the program has seen significant growth, there was never much talk about legalizing it for recreational use.
Until Governor Tom Wolf's press conference on Thursday.
Wolf has announced that his Lieutenant Governor, and former mayor of Braddock, PA, John Fetterman, will be embarking on a 67-county listening tour on the topic of full legalization.
PA Lt Governor John Fetterman
Photo Credit: Pam Panchak/Post-Gazette
Fetterman has been a proponent of legalizing marijuana since his run in the Democratic primary for US Senate in 2016. He will be holding town-hall style events across the Commonwealth in the coming months to hear directly from Pennsylvanians on the topic.
Despite the administration's apparent interest in discussing legalization, there is significant opposition from the Republican-controlled legislature.
The Lieutenant Governor's listening tour will be one to watch throughout 2019.
statecapitallobbyist
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The world, it seems, appears to be converging on one single ultimate device. We've got Google Glass in the corner, Intel's Ultrabook specifications trying to take control, and Apple's 'Post-PC' assertions helping tablets to gain mass appeal. Companies like Lenovo and (with less success) HP and Sony are constantly reinventing how we use our computers thanks to Windows 8. If you're a buyer right now, which one should you pick? Here's our helpful guide.
There's a reason that tablets have taken off quite so much: they do all the stuff that most people need them to do a lot faster and more intuitively than a normal PC. Here's the evidence from Onbile: 84 percent of users use their tablet for gaming, 78 percent for searching for information, 74 percent for emailing, 61 percent for reading the news, 56 percent for checking Facebook and Twitter and 51 percent for listening to music or watching videos. These usage scenarios pretty much encompass what most people use tablets to do. And tablets do these jobs well: 77 percent of tablet owners use their tablets every day, according to HubSpot. If those sorts of things sound like the kinds of things you do, you should probably try out a tablet.
Tablets are pretty big in business right now, with companies like Lenovo developing tablets specifically for business use. According to Forbes, enterprise spending on tablets in 2016 is going to be roughly 8 times what it was in 2011: a compound annual growth of 48 percent. At work, the usage statistics are a little different to how they are in the home: 73 percent of business people browse the web, 69 percent use their tablet for email and 67 percent use it for 'working remotely'. That last bit might be of interest to you. How easy is it to work remotely using a tablet? Easy, and it's getting easier. Tablets rule supreme when it comes to locking horns with cloud-based virtualisation platforms. Eighty percent of this year's software will be cloud-based Software as a Service (SaaS), according to Gartner, and a large proportion of that will have some sort of mobile access interface built-in. The only let-downs of tablets seem to be that they lack physical keyboards – but convertible hybrid ultrabooks or innovative approaches such as Microsoft's Surface Pro may help to deal with that. If you're in any way mobile, you should probably try out a tablet.
'Power users' are declining in reaction to the growing affordability and miniaturization of high-end hardware. Traditionally a power user was an avid gamer, a coffee-fuelled coder, a media mogul or a stocks enthusiast. These groups still exist, and they're the ones who need the extra connectivity, the screen real estate, the physical keyboards and the rich desktop OS that tablets can't quite provide just now. Note that we say 'quite'. You can already code on a tablet, using your favourite desktop IDE. You can already game beyond anything that consoles currently support. And you can keep more fluidly and efficiently up to date using Rooambi Flow or the Bloomberg app than you can with a static workstation. So, if you're open-minded, you should probably try out a tablet. If you're not confident that the platform's there quite yet, stick with what you know.
If we had written this article six months ago, it would have read very differently. Tablets are an explosive phenomenon, and their meteoric rise doesn't look to be capped just yet. Eyes to the future, ladies and gentlemen, for whatever is coming next.


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New research was presented at ACC.19, the annual American College of Cardiology Scientific Sessions, from March 16-18 in New Orleans. The features below highlight some of the studies that emerged from the conference.
Smartphone App Predicts Diabetes
Data indicate that as many as one-third of patients with diabetes remain undiagnosed and therefore untreated. With widely available consumer technology capable of detecting early-stage diabetes and previous research showing that diabetes is associated with vascular changes, researchers examined whether diabetes could be detected using only the photoplethysmography (PPG) signal, a measurement readily obtained from smartphones and wearable devices, using a convolution neural network (CNN). For the study, more than 22,000 participants of the Health eHeart Study who used the Azumio smartphone app were randomized into training (70%), development (10%), and test (20%) datasets. The study team fit a 34-layer CNN using the training dataset to predict self-reported prevalent diabetes, with the development dataset used for model tuning, and model discrimination measured using area under the receiver-operating characteristic curves (AUC) in the test dataset. Among 1,440,000 PPG measurements, 7.0% were derived from diabetic participants. The AUC for predicting prevalent diabetes in the test dataset was 0.772. The researchers concluded that "deep learning can be used to detect prevalent diabetes from the PPG signal alone with reasonable discrimination."
Fitness & Risk Stratification at the Extremes of CVD Risk Factor Burden
Prior research suggests that the predictive strength of traditional cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors decreases with increasing age. Few studies have assessed whether fitness can improve risk stratification among older adults at the extremes of CVD risk factor burden. For a study, patients aged 70 and older without CVD underwent physician-referred treadmill stress testing, with fitness grouped as less than 6, 6-9.9, and 10 or more metabolic equivalent tasks (METs).Traditional CVD risk factors (hypertension, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, and smoking) were accounted for. The mortality rates per 1,000 person years were approximately 55 for the least fit (<6 METs) and 25 for the most fit (≥10 METs) regardless of the number of risk factors. Higher fitness level was associated with improved survival, whereas lower number of risk factors was not. In adjusted Cox models, older persons with three or more risk factors who had moderate (6-9.9 METs) and high (≥10 METs) fitness levels had reduced mortality hazards of 0.64 and 0.47, respectively, when compared with the least fit.
Carbohydrate Intake Proportion & Incident AF
In order to assess the association of carbohydrate intake proportion with risk for incident atrial fibrillation (AF) in the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities study, researchers ascertained AF from the electrocardiograms, hospital discharge codes, and death certificates of participants who were free of AF at baseline. Cox proportional hazards regression models were used to estimate hazard ratios (HR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) for the association between carbohydrate intake proportion and incident AF. Among participants' diets, carbohydrate intake proportion was 48.8%±9.4%. Nearly 1,900 cases of AF occurred during a median follow-up of 22.4 years. When compared with the lowest tertile of carbohydrate intake proportion, the send and third tertiles had HRs for incident AF of 0.82 and 0.84, respectively. Spline regression analysis showed a U-shaped relationship between carbohydrate intake and risk of AF incident, with the lowest observed risk associated with carbohydrate intake proportion of 39% to 61%.
Sedentary Lifestyle & Carotid Atherosclerotic Burden
Prior research indicates that sedentary lifestyle is associated with atherosclerosis progression. However, few studies have analyzed the relationship between television watching as a sedentary behavior pattern and cardiovascular disease burden. To examine the impact of different components of sedentary lifestyle on carotid atherosclerotic burden, study investigators used ultrasonography to measure intima-media thickness (IMT) in both carotid arteries and the average (meanIMT) and the maximum thickness (maxIMT) as representative values of subclinical atherosclerosis among more than 2,000 participants. Based on specific questions, average hours per week spent watching TV, videos, or DVDs were calculated for each participant, with participants categorized into low (≤7 hours/week), moderate (7˃ TV hours/week ≤21) and high (˃21 hours/week) TV-timing groups. The incidence of carotid atheromatic plaque was lower in the low TV-timing group than in the moderate and high TV-timing groups. TV-timing was significantly associated with increased carotid IMT and the prevalence of carotid atheromatic plaque, even after adjusting for many confounders. Participants in the high TV-timing group had 80% increase odds of carotid atheromatic plaque when compared with those in the low TV-timing group, independently of confounders.
Remote BP Monitoring in Diabetics
Data indicate that only 54% of the 75 million Americans with hypertension have control of their blood pressure (BP). With previous studies also suggesting that remote BP self-monitoring can help significantly reduce BP when compared with usual care, study investigators offered a bluetooth-connected BP monitoring device, education about hypertension management, and access to health coaches to members of self-insured employer clients who had diabetes and self-reported hypertension. Participants had a mean age of 53.3 years, gave a mean of four BP readings per week, and had a mean baseline BP of 151.5/90.6 mm Hg. At 6 weeks of home BP monitoring, mean BP decreased by 11.2/5.8 mm Hg. Participants also showed increases in the number of prescriptions filled and refilled for hypertension medications.
Dual-Antiplatelet Therapy Cessation & Post-PCI Cardiovascular Risk
To examine the association between dual-antiplatelet therapy (DAPT) cessation and cardiovascular risk after percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) in relation to age, researchers compared 2-year clinical outcomes, as well as the incidence and effect of DAPT cessation on outcomes by ages 55 and younger, 55074 years, and 75 and older among participants of the Patterns of NonAdherence to Antiplatelet Regimens in Stented Patients registry. Patients aged 75 and older had higher rates of DAPT cessation and increased risks of a secondary restrictive definition of major adverse cardiac events (MACE; a composite of cardiac death, definite or probable stent thrombosis, spontaneous myocardial infarction, or clinically indicated target lesion revascularization) that excluded target lesion revascularization and bleeding (MACE2), death, cardiac death, and bleeding when compared with younger patients. Discontinuation and interruption of DAPT were not associated with increased cardiovascular risk across age groups, whereas disruption was associated with increased risk for MACE and MACE2 in younger patients but not those aged 75 and older.
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New York PostJune 15, 2021Last Updated: June 15, 2021
BUFFALO — You can point to a lot of reasons why the Yankees are this far into the season and staring at an 8½-game deficit in the AL East, in fourth place and with questions mounting about the future of their season.
Only the Tigers have scored fewer runs in the American League. The starting pitching, which exceeded expectations for most of the first two months, has regressed the past couple of weeks.
They've also grounded into a major-league high 64 double plays and have a minus-7 run differential.
But there's another category in which they "lead" the league that is also a concern.
Despite being a team that lacks speed, the Yankees have been thrown out on the bases 31 times. Entering Monday, Oakland and Texas are next worst at 23 and the league average is 18.
It's a new problem for the Yankees, who typically find themselves in the middle of the pack in baserunning.
Jean Segura of the Phillies tags out the Yankees' Rougned Odor in a rundown.
In each of Aaron Boone's first three seasons as manager, the Yankees were either below or just above the league average.
The latest culprit was Rougned Odor, caught between second and third on a grounder to shortstop in Sunday's blowout loss in Philadelphia.
Boone said he thought Odor was "aggressive in his secondary lead and a little bit of a point of no return place" on the play.
"[It's] very frustrating,'' Boone said Sunday of the inability to clean up the baserunning. "So we'll practice it and examine the mechanics of it. … These are things we've got to continue to instruct and teach."
Boone's response was part of a tense postgame in which the understandably agitated manager had to answer for his team's poor play.
And as bad as some of the offensive stats are, few things look worse than a team repeatedly making mistakes on the basepaths.
Gary Sanchez, Clint Frazier and Gio Urshela have all made obvious gaffes.
The issue now is: Where does the responsibility fall for the mistakes?
Boone bears some of it, since he is, after all, the manager. Baserunning coach Reggie Willits has done extra pregame work.
The odd part is that it's generally a new problem with old players.
Certainly, the offensive problems don't help. When Sanchez was thrown out between first and second last month in a game in Detroit, it was clear the team was pressing, unable to score runs.
Some scouts have noted that on grounders to short, the shift has made baserunning trickier. The Yankees were on the good side of that Sunday, when they got Jean Segura in a rundown between second and short as part of a double play.
No matter the reasons, the Yankees still need to improve quickly.
Gio Urshela is tagged out at third base trying to reach on a wild pitch.
"All I can tell you is we're grinding over this as much as we can,'' Boone said Sunday of the team's myriad issues.
He pointed to adjustments the team has made in regard to offensive routines, as well as added work on the bases.
The results have yet to follow.
Their next three games come against the Blue Jays at their temporary home at Sahlen Field. Toronto is part of a robust AL East and the Yankees enter Tuesday just 14-21 versus opponents in their division and 16-21 when facing teams with a record over .500.
Add to that they've lost three in a row and it's easy to understand why Boone said Sunday, "We need to pick it up in the biggest kind of way."
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Methadone withdrawal will certainly be called for one way or another, after methadone upkeep or a discomfort management program using methadone has started. If your sensation confined by needing to go to a Forrest IL facility or a drug store daily and undergoing heck if you want to travel, there is a way out.
Methadone use creates a numb feeling to living, considerable stomach troubles and physical reliance that defeats all others; that's the short list. All kinds of other illness that methadone usage produced are uncovered when starting methadone withdrawal. I'll provide you some response to assist right now, as well as additionally solutions to deal with the issue to ending methadone dependency permanently.
Methadone Use Is Epidemic
Addictions medical professionals and also discomfort administration facilities in Illinois are persistently suggesting methadone for opiate misuse and also persistent discomfort, but what are the consequences of methadone use? I have actually detailed lots of listed below. If you've currently tried Methadone withdrawal as well as had problems, I've obtained some help you wouldn't have actually found elsewhere.
Once it is time to start methadone withdrawal, many people are having BIG issues finishing their methadone usage. Exactly how does one take out from methadone in Forrest Illinois? What obstacles will they have to conquer?
Methadone Withdrawal Challenges
Methadone use makes people unfeeling, numb
Even stepping down from methadone can expose hyper sensitivity to discomfort and nutritional depletion symptoms — cramping, aches, nervousness, sleeplessness
Methadone withdrawal is often 4 times longer and more difficult than heroin once the drug has been abused or used incorrectly for long periods of time
Withdrawing from methadone can give pains and aches which people can mistake for stress and pain from past accidents
I'm writing for those having trouble with methadone withdrawal. If you are experiencing no worry taking out from methadone, do not stress you are among the lucky ones.
The fact is that several addictions doctors and pain monitoring professionals in Forrest are acting on the referrals from their peers and advisors. They are not informed of the fatalities as a result of suggested methadone use neither the problems that in some cases occur when withdrawing from methadone use.
The problem regrettably lies with the customer.
Vital: completely study medicines or drugs yourself prior to you acquire or take them. The results could be terrible. They additionally could have harmful interactive effects when taken with other medications.
Many otherwise all of methadone effects are caused by nutritional shortages. Methadone use develops nutritional deficiency – especially calcium as well as magnesium deficiency. An additional is B vitamin shortage. This is just how these deficiencies are manifested.
Methadone Withdrawal Symptoms
Anxiety over sensations, pains and discomforts returning
Cramping of legs and arms
Bone aches
Flu or dope sick
Methadone withdrawal will certainly need a great deal of added dietary supplementation. That implies it's time to feed the body. Calcium as well as magnesium will certainly aid with the cramping etc. However there will be some difficulty lots of will have taking their nutrients – a negative intestine.
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A Poor Gut
Methadone and also anxiousness medications have the tendency to destroy the gut cellular lining. A dripping intestine provides discomforts when eating or allergic reactions, prone to illness and also skin problems. Another symptom of a dripping gut is irritability and a 'attitude problem'. The mindset could have physical causes overlooked by the individual.
An excellent suggestion to assisting the digestive tract problem is consuming great deals of top quality yogurt with real-time probiotics in it, like acidophilus and also bifidus. One can likewise supplement with huge amounts of glutathione – an antioxidant to help the detoxification process.
The amount of nutrients needed during methadone withdrawal is ignored so frequently that I tremble my head in marvel.
Medicines Like Methadone Are Toxins
The trouble with methadone is that it is toxic to the body. Your body knows it, yet you could not. Taking methadone difficulties your organs to purify the body as well as protect the crucial organs prior to they are severely damaged.
Contaminants offer the body a tough time. If you've seen drug addict with dark circles under their eyes, gray skin, bad skin, hair falling out, reduced energy, odd conditions, etc. they're got dietary shortages. Those deficiencies are tough to recoup from with food alone. In some cases that food isn't really being correctly absorbed = negative digestive tract.
Methadone Detoxification
Purifying the body is more than merely quiting drug use. Drug abuse creates interior body damages you may not right away recognize. Nonetheless, the body will aim to detoxify right after substance abuse and also recover itself using any nutrients available. If the nutrients aren't readily available, the body will certainly borrow (swipe) them from the bones, nerve system or other essential functions.
Some will require medical detox from methadone – the problem is that most Forrest methadone detox centers don't use nutritional supplements as part of their program. They just give more medications, and often not the right ones. The lack of full understanding on Methadone detox creates a brutal scene to withdraw from.
Fortunately is that I have actually located the devices and also the detoxification facilities in IL that can beat methadone withdrawal efficiently and also quickly.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Jack Forrest had a season-high 23 points as Columbia beat Cornell 75-61 in an Ivy League opener on Saturday night. Mike Smith had 15 points and seven rebounds for Columbia (6-11). Tai ...
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Forrest was laid out on 11 December 1866 by Israel J. Krack (16 November 1816 – 6 June 1900). Krack was born in Baltimore, Maryland. Both of his parents had come from Germany. He was briefly a teacher, lived in Indiana, and came to Livingston County in 1854. Krack was a farmer, notary public, grain dealer, and in later life an insurance agent. Krack was elected Illinois General Assembly in 1872 and became treasurer of Livingston County in 1878.[5] Krack Street, which parallels the railroad, was named for the town's founder. When Forrest was established the Toledo Peoria and Western Railroad had already been in operation for almost ten years and therefore, the origin of the town is unlike Fairbury, Chatsworth, Chenoa, Gridley and El Paso, all of which were founded when the railroad was first built. Within a few years of is founding, the people of Forrest did not know the full name of the person for whom the town was named. The author of the 1878 History of Livingston County says only two things about Mr. Forrest: he was a business partner of C. L. Frost, an official of the Toledo, Peoria and Western, and that he had promised to do something for the young village and that promise was "unfulfilled." The first version of the name was said to be Forestville, spelled with one 'r," but Forrest quickly came into use.[6] The Forrest Township was created soon after the village was founded and took its name from the village.[7]
In 1861 or 1862, before the town was platted. Israel J. Krack was operation a grain elevator at the location.[8] Like most towns of the period, the plan of the Original Town of Forrest was centered on a long narrow Depot Grounds, which were on the north side of the tracks. The Plat was a simple Grid of twenty blocks.[9] The first house in Forrest was built by Mr. Krack, who was also the first postmaster and the first station agent. He also laid out many additions to the town. The first Hotel was built by William Umberfield and known as the Forrest House and the first mill was built by R. B. Wilson. The first church was built by the Methodists in 1868. .The town grew rapidly and by 1870 had over 1,000 people.[10] Forrest, like almost every other early town of Central Illinois during this period was built from inexpensive pine lumber brought in by the railroad from Michigan or Wisconsin. In the winter of 1868-1869 much of the business district, including one grain warehouse was burned. It was quickly rebuilt. This was the first on many fires that plagued the new town.[11] In 1890 a particularly devastating blaze destroyed much of down Forrest. Rebuilding was rapid and by 1893 there were five hotels.[12]
The people of Forrest worked to attract a second railroad. At first there were hopes that the Chicago and Paducah Railroad could be induced to construct its tracks through the town, but this road was diverted to nearby Fairbury.[13] Success came when the Wabash Railroad, which was constructed through Forrest in 1880. On 1 May 1880 the first train on the Wabash passed through Forrest. Forrest became an important stopping place on the line of the Wabash linking Chicago and Kansas City. Soon repair shops were built and by the early 1890s over sixty men were employed here.[14] The town became freight shipment point for the Chicago Division of the railroad. In 1894 local workers supported a strike against the Wabash and many of those who had supported the strike lost their jobs to strikebreakers. The Freight division was removed to Decatur. Between 1914 and 1921 it was briefly returned to Forrest.[15] By the 1920s the days of Forrest as a railroad center began to fade. In 1924 the state of Illinois began construction on a paved road that eventually became Route 24.
In the Railroad Park at Forrest are several important railroad related remains. A surviving railroad turntable is located here. The turntable was re-painted in 2017. The park also contains the former Wabash Railroad station and a restored Norfolk & Western Railroad caboose. The Wabash Railroad station is now a museum, and contains a scale model of the town as it was in its railroad hay-day. The model includes a fully functional turntable and electric railroad track. The museum also contains many artifacts from the early 1900s as well.
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THE landlocked KINGDoM of Lesotho, totally surrounded by South Africa, has a land area of 11,717 sq. mi. (30,355 sq. km.), a population of 2,008,000 (2006 est.), and a population density of 153 people per sq. mi. (59 people per sq. km.). Most of the people in Lesotho work in subsistence agriculture, with 11 percent of the land arable, and a further 66 percent used for meadows and pasture, mainly for low-intensity grazing of cattle, sheep, goats, and pigs. Because it is relatively undeveloped, the carbon dioxide emissions from the country are low on a per capita basis. Exact statistics for the country have not been published for several years.
The effects of global warming on Lesotho involve a possibility of rising temperatures leading to a reduction in the amount of farmland, with increased desertification and soil erosion, and the possibility of drought. The Leostho government took part in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change signed in Rio de Janeiro in May 1992, and ratified the Vienna Convention in 1994. They also accepted the Kyoto Protocol to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change on September 6, 2000,; it took effect on February 16, 2005.
sEE ALso: Desertification; Drought; South Africa.
BIBLIoGRAPHY. M.E. Meadows and T.M. Hoffman, "Land Degradation and Climate Change in South Africa," Geographical Journal (v.169/2, 2003); World Resources Institute, "Lesotho—Climate and Atmosphere," www.earth-trends.wri.org (cited October 2007); Gina Ziervogel, "Targeting Seasonal Climate Forecasts for Integration into Household Level Decisions: The Case of Smallholder Farmers in Lesotho," Geographical Journal (v.170/1, 2004).