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            Description

            Returns the result type of replace, given the types of
            the input sequence and element to replace.

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template<
    typename Sequence,
    typename T
    >
struct replace
{
    typedef unspecified type;
};

Table 1.88. Parameters

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                      Parameter

                      Requirement

                      Description

                      Sequence

                      A model of Forward
                      Sequence

                      Operation's argument

                      T

                      Any type

                      The type of the search and replacement objects

            Expression
            Semantics

result_of::replace<Sequence,T>::type

            Return type: A model of Forward
            Sequence.

            Semantics: Returns the return type of
            replace.

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            Constant.

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Thread: Tonight: A hard look at the soft coup Sara Carter, John Solomon and Mark Levin on the
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Tonight: A hard look at the soft coup Sara Carter, John Solomon and Mark Levin on the
Tonight: A hard look at the soft coup
Sara Carter, John Solomon and Mark Levin on the Mueller investigation and what happens next
By Peter Barry Chowka
A compelling hour of intelligent television is in store tonight at 10 PM ET/PT on the Fox News Channel, Life, Liberty & Levin. The program will feature a discussion of the Mueller Report and the Deep State's efforts to take down President Donald Trump with guests Sara A. Carter and John Solomon.
In a preview of tonight's episode at Fox News dot com, the episode is described as the reactions of the host – Mark Levin – and his guests to the close of the Mueller investigation "and what should happen next."
Mark Levin, John Solomon and Sara Carter Life, Liberty & Levin March 31, 2019
Tonight's two guests, Sara Carter and John Solomon, are well-known to Fox News viewers. Carter has appeared scores of times on the channel and is a Fox News contributor. After a distinguished career as an award-winning international correspondent, she emerged in March 2017 as a probing investigative reporter in Washington, D.C. specializing in all things involving the Deep State's hostile investigations into President Trump and his administration. She has become a regular on the #1 cable news program Hannity (M-F 9 PM ET). As Buck Sexton wrote about Carter when he interviewed her in July 2017, "She has been breaking stories left and right on surveillance, the Russia collusion investigation, and the Deep State. If you're interested in what's real and what's not, she is a must-read."
Sara A. Carter Source: saracarter.com
John F. Solomon is currently a vice president and an opinion contributor to The Hill. In the past, he was editor in chief of the Washington Times and before that he worked for the Washington Post and the Associated Press. Like Carter, Solomon's beat in recent years has been exposing the details of the soft coup against President Trump. He and Carter have written articles together, including for Circa News, and their work tends to complement each other's. They often appear together on Sean Hannity's program to break news.
John Solomon Source: The Hill
Fox News described their conversation with Levin tonight, which was recorded several days earlier:
Levin asked Solomon what President Obama knew during the time his Justice Department was seeking a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance warrant to spy on Carter Page, a member of the Trump campaign team.
"Is Barack Obama the only human being on the planet who didn't know anything [about the warrant to spy]?," Levin asked.
Solomon said Obama needs to be formally interviewed by the feds on what he knew and when he knew it. [emphasis added]
"Why wasn't [Obama] interested in Russian collusion before the election but [was interested] after the election?," he asked.
Solomon said Hillary Clinton should also be interviewed to see how much she knew about the contact between former Wall Street Journal reporter Glenn Simpson and ex-MI6 spy Christopher Steele. Simpson, who worked at the time for opposition research firm Fusion GPS, reportedly worked with Steele to compile the disputed "Trump dossier."
Carter added that Obama's United Nations ambassador, Samantha Power, is not often mentioned in regard to the collusion case, but that the Ireland native should be asked why she "unmasked" hundreds of individuals during her tenure.
Since its debut in February 2018, Life, Liberty & Levin has become one of the best programs on cable news television, consistently winning its time slot in numbers of total viewers. The weekly hour affords the host an opportunity to engage with one or two guests for the entire show, a rarity these days in the world of increasingly fast-paced and fragmented cable news television formats. The formula is simple, and refreshingly free of distracting electronic clutter: just Levin and his guest(s) in an informal studio setting sharing intelligent and engaging conversation.
Mark Levin on the set of his BlazeTV program
Levin is an attorney with significant expertise in constitutional issues. He is one of the country's leading radio talk show hosts. He is also the author of five #1 New York Times best-selling nonfiction political books and the host of a nightly program on the BlazeTV Internet subscription channel. In the 1980s, Levin was a top aide to Attorney General Ed Meese. Levin's latest book, Unfreedom of the Press, will be published on May 21.
In recent weeks, a number of Mark Levin's guests have provided riveting hours of television, facilitated by the host's casual but well-informed and well-prepared, and refreshingly non-intrusive, style of Q and A. These have included Gen. Jack Keane, Sidney Powell, Paul Kengor, Heather MacDonald, Victor Davis Hanson, and Mollie Hemingway. Some of the guests are not exactly well-known household names, and Levin is to be congratulated for introducing the audience to a wide range of conservative thought leaders who are well worth our serious attention.
Peter Barry Chowka writes about politics, media, popular culture, and health care for American Thinker and other publications. Peter's new website is http://peter.media. Follow him on Twitter at @pchowka
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The Purge Only Way To Stop Coup! Pieczenik - Bolton Leading Soft Coup Against Trump!
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MARK LEVIN: we are witnessing a silent coup against the American people as Obama
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Mark Levin – "Obama's Military Coup, Firing Generals Like A Third World Dictator"
Mark Levin: Obama Seizing the Power of the Purse From Congress 'Instituting a Coup of
Mark Levin on John McCain Now
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American Society of Anesthesiologists names Linda J. Mason, M.D., FASA, new president
SAN FRANCISCO – Linda J. Mason, M.D., FASA, director of pediatric anesthesiology at Loma Linda University Medical Center and professor of anesthesiology and pediatrics at Loma Linda University in California, was today named president of the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA), the nation's largest organization of physician anesthesiologists. Dr. Mason assumed office at the ANESTHESIOLOGY® 2018 annual meeting in San Francisco and will serve for one year.
"Physician anesthesiologists are facing unprecedented obstacles in the current health care climate, from legislation that could negatively impact physician-led care, to drug shortages and the devastating opioid crisis affecting our nation," said Dr. Mason. "I am truly honored to lead ASA and its members over the next year as we strive to continuously provide high-quality care to patients before, during and after surgery amidst these challenges. And, as pioneers in patient safety, I will continue to ensure ASA's leadership role in tackling these issues around the country."
Dr. Mason has held numerous positions in the Society. She has served as secretary and a member of the ASA Administrative Council. Additionally, she chaired ASA's Committee on Membership and both the Section on Administration and Section on Board Administrative Affairs. Dr. Mason has been on the ASA Board of Directors since 2006.
In addition to being a past president of the California Society of Anesthesiologists (2004-2005), Dr. Mason served as president of the Association of Anesthesiology Subspecialty Program Directors (2008-2009) and was a member of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Review Committee for Anesthesiology from 2010-2016.
"During her service to ASA, Dr. Mason has proved she is committed to each and every one of our 52,000 members, patients, colleagues and collaborators," said ASA Immediate Past President James D. Grant, M.D., M.B.A., FASA. "This year promises to be another transformative year, and I fully trust Dr. Mason to lead us beyond the challenges within our specialty to immeasurable success that will impact future physicians and the health care system as a whole for years to come."
Dr. Mason received her Doctor of Medicine and completed her anesthesiology residency at the Loma Linda University School of Medicine. She is board-certified in pediatric anesthesiology and is an editor for the American Board of Anesthesiology Pediatric Anesthesiology Exam.
Dr. Mason has presented over 570 lectures and visiting professorships during her career. Dr. Mason and her husband, Traian Cojocaru, M.D., reside in Redlands, California.
THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ANESTHESIOLOGISTS
Founded in 1905, the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) is an educational, research and scientific society with more than 52,000 members organized to raise and maintain the standards of the medical practice of anesthesiology. ASA is committed to ensuring physician anesthesiologists evaluate and supervise the medical care of patients before, during and after surgery to provide the highest quality and safest care every patient deserves.
For more information on the field of anesthesiology, visit the American Society of Anesthesiologists online at asahq.org. To learn more about the role physician anesthesiologists play in ensuring patient safety, visit asahq.org/WhenSecondsCount. Join the ANESTHESIOLOGY® 2018 social conversation today. Like ASA on Facebook, follow ASALifeline on Twitter and use the hashtag #ANES18.


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February 23, 2012 10:36am PT by Philiana Ng
Christian Bale, Colin Firth and Natalie Portman to Present at Oscars
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Christian Bale Colin Firth Melissa Leo Natalie Portman - H 2012
Melissa Leo will also take the stage Sunday for the 84th annual awards ceremony.
Christian Bale, Colin Firth, Natalie Portman and Melissa Leo have been tapped to present at the Oscars, producers Brian Grazer and Don Mischer said Thursday.
All four actors won Academy Awards last year for their performances. Bale and Leo co-starred in The Fighter, Portman led Black Swan, and Firth toplined best picture winner The King's Speech.
They join previously announced presenters including Halle Berry, Rose Byrne, Bradley Cooper, Tom Cruise, Penelope Cruz, Cameron Diaz, Michael Douglas, Will Ferrell, Tina Fey, Zach Galifianakis, Tom Hanks, Angelina Jolie, Milla Jovovich, Ellie Kemper, Jennifer Lopez, Melissa McCarthy, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Maya Rudolphv Emma Stone, Meryl Streep and Kristen Wiig.
ABC will broadcast the 84th Annual Academy Awards live coast-to-coast Sunday from Hollywood & Highland Center.
Philiana Ng


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@implementation UITableView (ReloadAnimation)

- (void)reloadDataWithDirection:(DLLoadAnimationDirectionType)direction
                       duration:(NSTimeInterval)duration
                         offset:(NSTimeInterval)offset
{
    [self reloadData];
    [self setContentOffset:self.contentOffset animated:NO];
//    [UIView animateWithDuration:0.2 animations:^{
//        self.hidden = YES;
//        [self reloadData];
//    } completion:^(BOOL finished) {
//        self.hidden = NO;
//        [self visibleRowsAnimationWithDirection:direction duration:duration offset:offset];
//    }];
    [self visibleRowsAnimationWithDirection:direction duration:duration offset:offset];
}

- (void)visibleRowsAnimationWithDirection:(DLLoadAnimationDirectionType)direction
                                 duration:(NSTimeInterval)duration
                                   offset:(NSTimeInterval)offset
{

    NSArray *visibleCells = [self indexPathsForVisibleRows];
    NSInteger count = visibleCells.count;
    switch (direction) {
        case DLLoadAnimationDirectionTypeTop: {
            for (NSInteger i = 0; i < count; i++) {
                NSIndexPath *indexPath = visibleCells[count - 1 - i];
                UITableViewCell *cell = [self cellForRowAtIndexPath:indexPath];
                cell.hidden = YES;
                CGPoint originPoint = cell.center;
                cell.center = CGPointMake(originPoint.x, originPoint.y - 1000);
                [UIView animateWithDuration:(duration + i * offset) delay:0.0 options:UIViewAnimationOptionCurveEaseIn animations:^{
                    cell.center = CGPointMake(originPoint.x ,  originPoint.y + 2.0);
                    cell.hidden = NO;
                } completion:^(BOOL finished) {
                    [UIView animateWithDuration:0.1 delay:0.0 options:UIViewAnimationOptionCurveEaseIn animations:^{
                        cell.center = CGPointMake(originPoint.x ,  originPoint.y - 2.0);
                    } completion:^(BOOL finished) {
                        [UIView animateWithDuration:0.1 delay:0.0 options:UIViewAnimationOptionCurveEaseIn animations:^{
                            cell.center = originPoint;
                        } completion:^(BOOL finished) {

                        }];
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        }
            break;
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                NSIndexPath *path = visibleCells[i];
                UITableViewCell *cell = [self cellForRowAtIndexPath:path];
                cell.hidden = YES;
                CGPoint originPoint = cell.center;
                cell.center = CGPointMake(originPoint.x, originPoint.y + 1000);
                [UIView animateWithDuration:(duration + i * offset) delay:0.0 options:UIViewAnimationOptionCurveEaseOut animations:^{
                    cell.center = CGPointMake(originPoint.x ,  originPoint.y - 2.0);
                    cell.hidden = NO;
                } completion:^(BOOL finished) {
                    [UIView animateWithDuration:0.1 delay:0.0 options:UIViewAnimationOptionCurveEaseIn animations:^{
                        cell.center = CGPointMake(originPoint.x, originPoint.y + 2.0);
                    } completion:^(BOOL finished) {
                        [UIView animateWithDuration:0.1 delay:0.0 options:UIViewAnimationOptionCurveEaseIn animations:^{
                            cell.center = originPoint;
                        } completion:^(BOOL finished) {

                        }];
                    }];
                }];
            }
        }
            break;
        case DLLoadAnimationDirectionTypeLeft: {
            for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
                NSIndexPath *path = visibleCells[i];
                UITableViewCell *cell = [self cellForRowAtIndexPath:path];
                cell.hidden = YES;
                CGPoint originPoint = cell.center;
                cell.center = CGPointMake(-cell.frame.size.width,  originPoint.y);
                [UIView animateWithDuration:(duration + i * offset) delay:0.0 options:UIViewAnimationOptionCurveEaseOut animations:^{
                    cell.center = CGPointMake(originPoint.x - 2.0 ,  originPoint.y);
                    cell.hidden = NO;
                } completion:^(BOOL finished) {
                    [UIView animateWithDuration:0.1 delay:0.0 options:UIViewAnimationOptionCurveEaseIn animations:^{
                        cell.center = CGPointMake(originPoint.x + 2.0, originPoint.y);
                    } completion:^(BOOL finished) {
                        [UIView animateWithDuration:0.1 delay:0.0 options:UIViewAnimationOptionCurveEaseIn animations:^{
                            cell.center = originPoint;
                        } completion:^(BOOL finished) {

                        }];
                    }];
                }];
            }
        }
            break;
        case DLLoadAnimationDirectionTypeRight: {
            for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
                NSIndexPath *path = visibleCells[i];
                UITableViewCell *cell = [self cellForRowAtIndexPath:path];
                cell.hidden = YES;
                CGPoint originPoint = cell.center;
                cell.center = CGPointMake(cell.frame.size.width * 3.0,  originPoint.y);
                [UIView animateWithDuration:(duration + i * offset) delay:0.0 options:UIViewAnimationOptionCurveEaseOut animations:^{
                    cell.center = CGPointMake(originPoint.x + 2.0,  originPoint.y);
                    cell.hidden = NO;
                } completion:^(BOOL finished) {
                    [UIView animateWithDuration:0.1 delay:0.0 options:UIViewAnimationOptionCurveEaseIn animations:^{
                        cell.center = CGPointMake(originPoint.x - 2.0, originPoint.y);
                    } completion:^(BOOL finished) {
                        [UIView animateWithDuration:0.1 delay:0.0 options:UIViewAnimationOptionCurveEaseIn animations:^{
                            cell.center = originPoint;
                        } completion:^(BOOL finished) {

                        }];
                    }];
                }];
            }
        }
            break;

        default:
            break;
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Speaking out against the silence: Violence against minority women
Blogs and podcasts | 19 Nov 2013
Jasmin Qureshi works in MRG's Communications team. As activists and non-governmental organizations worldwide take part in the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign, she highlights the need to focus on minority and indigenous women, how they are affected by violence, and what should be done to address it.
The issue of violence against women and girls is shrouded in silence. This is a topic I've worked on a lot at MRG, as we work with communities affected by gender-based violence, and also as a freelancer on a global campaign to end violence against girls.
I've found it very challenging to build a global picture of how violence affects women and girls. We can say how many people are living with poverty in the world, or with diseases like HIV or malaria, but lack of data means we can't say how many women and girls have experienced violence, in all its forms, around the world. When we talk about minorities and indigenous communities, who are often the most marginalized groups in society, it is virtually impossible.
Dalit women in India.
Whilst the information out there is patchy, what we do know is that violence against women and girls is a global issue, and affects all countries, no matter how wealthy they are. According to UN Women, 35 per cent of women worldwide have experienced sexual violence by an intimate or non-intimate partner. However in some national studies, it was discovered that up to 70 per cent of women have experienced physical and/or sexual violence in their lifetime from an intimate partner. Again, we have no idea how many are from minority or indigenous communities.
MRG's work – particularly in post-conflict situations – has uncovered information on marginalized women and their experiences of violence, and provides a telling snapshot of the extent of this human rights abuse. A recent MRG report showed that Muslim and Tamil women in the north and east of Sri Lanka, continue to face extrajudicial killings, rape and sexual harassment, even though the three-decade-long armed conflict ended in 2009.
In Somalia, where MRG is currently running a programme to research and raise awareness of the issue, Bantu and other minority women suffer rape, including by police officers, in an environment of almost total impunity for the perpetrators.
Haratine woman in Mauritania. Credit: Shobha Das/MRG.
In Mauritania, where slavery still exists, available information indicates that enslaved Haratine women and girls are particularly vulnerable to sexual violence. MRG is also working in Mauritania on a campaign to end these practices.
MRG's State of the World's Minorities and Indigenous Peoples report in 2011, focused on women, and highlights many more alarming examples of the abuses encountered by minority and indigenous women – and is probably the closest thing we have to an assessment of the global situation.
The problem is, not only do governments avoid talking about violence, but also fear and discrimination within communities stops women from speaking out. Crucially, it also prevents access to justice. I wonder how many women experiencing violence feel they can talk about their experience, or that anybody would listen, and take action? How many governments or justice systems are talking about violence, studying it, finding out how it affects communities – the very people they have a duty to protect?
MRG has worked with Dalit women in India, who are particularly vulnerable to violence, for many years. Our research shows that only 0.7 per cent of gender-based violence cases in India result in a conviction, and around half of cases are stalled in the legal system. But our research also found that pressure from grass-roots community organizations helps progress cases through courts. Similarly, our report on gender-based violence in Sri Lanka celebrates minority survivors of violence as active agents of change.
16 Days campaign logo
The 16 Days campaign is a great way for all of us, no matter where we are in the world, to help end the silence and pay tribute to initiatives that stop violence against women. This is a global campaign that begins on 25 November, International Day against Violence against Women, and ends on December 10, Human Rights Day.
We need to speak out against violence against women, including against often-forgotten minority and indigenous women. Blog about it, share it on social media, take part in events, talk to your friends about it, and if you've got a story to tell, add it to Minority Voices Newsroom, MRG's interactive news platform.
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Have you been perusing cute and glamorous blogs all day of thin, trendily-dressed women with adorable babies and pristine mid-century-modern-inspired but homey homes? Here's something. Today I went into the office to watch a video my kids wanted to show me. I smelled cat urine and saw that Snoopy the cat had been left in the office with the door shut and had gone to the bathroom in a little white plastic container I keep on the floor in the office for "recycling." You might think it would take a while to trace the scent and figure out what happened but it didn't because it happened once before. There. Feel great about yourself!
Here's what my kids wanted to show me. Check out the whole series--we quote something from it daily.
Can't tell you how many times we've watched these.
I'm with Tiffani. Love these videos. Hilarious!
Sorry about the cat pee. That.. stinks. Really.
Great blog by the way, I used you for my bachelor updates!
Sorry I cant say any thing more about you post.
We laughed so hard watching these videos. Thanks for sharing.
Fact. My kids have been saying fact about 200 times an hour since episode 4 was released.
My kids have not seen these and I think I will NOT let them. Fact.
SO FUNNY! I don't normally do all caps but wanted you to get a feel for how much I LOVED (see?) this video. Thanks for posting.
My kids were quoting this in the car ALL THE WAY HOME from school yesterday. I think they've watched this about 18 times in the last week.
There are actual tears in my eyes I was laughing so hard!!!
Thanks for introducing me to these videos! Gold.
at least snoopy did it in the container and not on your bed like my punky cat did.
I'm just sorry I didn't think of it first.
Not only do I see it on blogs, but I see it all around Provo. Didn't know they were filming a season of Utah County Housewives. Glad your cat peed in the recycle bin. It makes me feel normal.
i'm with barb....that video had me laughing so hard i was crying.....and almost peeing...but not in a recycle bin. but i'm pregnant, so that could probably happen.
Thank you so much for being real and normal and not making me feel (as) crappy about myself and my homemaking skills. We have been watching these and they are quoted daily around here as well. Okay, your name's Doodle.


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Q: Select top 50 rows from a table, but display oldest to newest? Can someone advise on how to get around this problem?
I want to call the top 50 rows by id from my SHOUTBOX table, but display them in a div in ascending order (the most recent row (newest) at the bottom)
for example;
most recent row is id 200,
I want to call rows 150 - 200,
display them in the div like;
150,
151,
152,
.
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.etc
.
.
200 <<< last line in DIV
my PHP code currently looks like this;
$recall=mysql_query("SELECT *, DATE_FORMAT(timepost,'%H:%i:%s') as timepost FROM shoutbox ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 50");

    while($comm=mysql_fetch_object($recall)){
      if ($comm->poster == "System"){
      print"$comm->timepost-poster' target='iframecontent'>$comm->poster: ";
    echo replace($comm->post);
    echo"
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      }

but it returns my data in the div like;
200,
199,
198,
.
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note: I am currently working through all my pages and converting all mySQL queries to PDO

A: replace ORDER BY id DESC by ORDER BY id

A: For future reference, if you're converting to PDO there is the exact answer for reading backwards on this page without changing your query. http://www.php.net/manual/en/pdostatement.fetch.php.
For now this will work:
SELECT *, DATE_FORMAT(timepost,'%H:%i:%s') AS timepost FROM (SELECT * FROM shoutbox ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 50) AS foo ORDER BY id ASC

A: Ok, try this:
$recall=mysql_query("SELECT *, DATE_FORMAT(timepost,'%H:%i:%s') as timepost FROM (SELECT * FROM shoutbox ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 50) ORDER BY id ASC");

A: You have wrong the order command, you have to put ASC instead of DESC Here is your correct query:
$recall=mysql_query("SELECT *, DATE_FORMAT(timepost,'%H:%i:%s') as timepost FROM shoutbox ORDER BY id ASC LIMIT 50");

    while($comm=mysql_fetch_object($recall)){
      if ($comm->poster == "System"){
      print"$comm->timepost-poster' target='iframecontent'>$comm->poster: ";
    echo replace($comm->post);
    echo"
";
      }

A: Change your query to:
$recall = mysql_query("SELECT *, DATE_FORMAT(timepost,'%H:%i:%s') as timepost
   FROM shoutbox ORDER BY id ASC LIMIT 50");

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All air holds moisture in the form of humidity. Atmospheric water generators (AWGs) are able extract moisture from air by lowering air temperatures thus reducing the air's capacity to hold moisture. The moisture is then "condensed" into water, captured, purified then stored.
AWGs require power to operate, typically an electrical source that is not likely to be readily available during disaster scenarios.
In disasters, alternative sources of energy must be used to operate an AWG and such sources such as sunlight, wind, biofuel or others may be readily available on or very near disaster sites.
"The EWG could provide a new integrated tool for water and emergency energy operations that many global communities face each year."
Use of modern shipping containers facilitates quick emergency deployment via land, air and/or sea. Containers are standardized, rugged and weather resistant--qualities that are particularly important in hard to reach disaster areas where access may be impaired.
Local ambient humidity conditions set parameters for quantity of water able to be condensed.
Generates electricity to operate all internal energy needs for AWG, filtration system, pumps, lights and water quality testing.
Employing the basic properties of air, the AWG condenses water from humidity by cooling air, thus reducing its ability to store moisture. Moisture can then be collected in the form of water, filtered and treated for pathogens and stored in an expandable bladder for distribution.


How quickly has the bank holiday gone? I've been looking forward to it so much and it's seemed to have whizzed by! We've managed to cram in loads this weekend though from scones in Marks and Spencers to OOTD posts and some serious bouncing on our new trampoline.
I'll start with probably the most knackering fun I've had in ages. Our lovely new 10 foot trampoline that was brought for the mini human but obviously he's still a bit too young to enjoy it, cue mummy and daddy making the most of it!
I haven't been on a trampoline in years and forgot just how knackering it true is. After about a minute and a half I was panting but it's so much more fun than going to the gym!
I Saturday morning wandering the streets of Canterbury on the hunt for some boots for the hubby. It didn't go well so we ended up sitting in Marks and Spencers drinking tea and eating scones instead. The traffic was mad coming home so if you follow me on Instagram you'll probably have seen the many Instastories of us having some Snapchat related fun in the car! We also headed out to a Cactus fair and I ended up buying another little beauty!
Sunday was gym and trampoline day. It was lovely to just relax and not do too much. I drunk far too much tea from my Tea Tourist box (review will be up very soon!) but it was lovely to have a nice family day.
Monday was full of shopping, a BBQ that ended up being an indoor BBQ and running out between it raining to try and take some OOTD shots.
Sadly they didn't come out brilliantly but it was pouring down so I got what I could and ran back indoors! My dress is from Missguided, a few years ago now and it's become a staple in my wardrobe. I wore it a lot when I was pregnant too as it's this fab stretchy material. I love teaming it up with my platform creepers, leather jacket and some silver accessories but as it was raining and I was feeling lazy, I plonked on a pair of flats and my giant winter coat but I still felt more 'dressed up' than a pair of jeans, so it made a nice change!
When we went out shopping we popped into Primark and I set my eyes on some beauties for my brand new and improved bedroom. Hubby took off Friday and we spent the day redecorating as I walked into The Range a few days previous and fell head over heels in love with some flamingo wallpaper. So when I saw one of those fab colour changing sequin pillows, I knew I had to have it plus it matches my new colour scheme, huzzah!
I also picked up a gorgeous holographic shell photo holder and I thought that would go well, so I've used it to hold one of the horrendous pictures of myself and the hubby when we were in Disneyland on Space Mountain. I think it's fab way to add a pop of colour and a bit of detail to our room without having a big bulky frame on the side.
So that was my rather busy but fab weekend, what did you get up too?
I'm envious of your trampoline fun! Sounds great! I've been trying to find exercise that is fun but isn't high-impact, and so far am having a good time with hula-hooping.
I really love that flamingo wall and the little decor bits you found. Primark has some lovely things in lately!


In 2008, Architects Foster + Partners were commissioned by client Canary Wharf Group to design a mixed-use scheme encompassing the over-ground elements of a new station for the Crossrail project at Canary Wharf. The client commissioned Gillespies to create an accessible shared and open space that would work to unite the residential neighbourhood of Poplar and the business district of Canary Wharf. Crossrail Place Roof Garden provides a new elevated shared space between the two areas – open daily from dawn till dusk. The opening of Crossrail Place represents a seminal moment for our client as it is set to provide the trigger for transition between what is an incredibly successful business location, to further progression in the form of Canary Wharf Residential. The new public spaces and improved accessibility have given people a reason to visit Canary Wharf outside of working hours, overturning the commercial stigma attached to this area.
The stretch of Docks from St. Katherine's in the west to the Royal Docks in the east grew and developed over a 200 year period. The opening of the West India Docks in 1802, considered to be the greatest civil engineering structure of the day, represented the beginning of a period of unprecedented growth and expansion. As the British Empire grew rapidly through the 19th century so too did industries based on the import of exotic products from across the globe. The late 18th and 19th century saw increasing exploration of unknown areas. Scientific establishments such as Kew Gardens and the RHS sponsored certain expeditions by plant hunters, whilst others, overtly commercial, sought to exploit the natural bounty of these far-flung regions with an emphasis on valuable cash-crops. The docks and their unloading ships were the focus for exotic cargos arriving into the UK.
The soft landscape design concept seeks to draw on the exoticism of these cargos and the regions they represented, expressing it through the use of wide-ranging foreign species. Sitting within West India Dock the Crossrail Station Roof Garden can be seen as a metaphorical ship laden with unusual specimens from across the globe, with the ETFE roof structure reminiscent of both the protective Wardian plant cases used in transportation and the great Victorian glasshouses that received these incoming novelties. The geographic location of the site, directly north of Greenwich, places the docks virtually on the Prime Meridian dividing the eastern and western hemispheres. This position at the point where east meets west has inspired a broad division of the park into two geographic zones. The eastern end of the site represents the eastern hemisphere and is primarily planted with species from the east, whilst the western end of the site represents the western hemisphere and is primarily contains plant species from the west. The garden is partially enclosed by a distinctive roof which wraps around the building like a protective shell. Designed by Foster + Partners, this 300-metre long timber lattice ETFE roof is open in the centre to draw in natural light and rain for natural irrigation as well as providing visual connection with the neighbourhood of Poplar to the North. The ETFE air cushions, which are a highly insulating material, create a comfortable environment for people to enjoy the gardens all year round, as well as providing a favourable microclimate allowing the use of less hardy and more unusual plant species.
The positioning of the garden above a station provided a number challenges – shallow substrate depth, weight of planting and an overhead roof structure. Gillespies embraced these challenges by constructing the garden over a reinforced slab that acted as a wide tray containing enough lightweight soil to support mature trees and plants. To allow for root growth and drainage, footpaths had to be elevated on lightweight supporting structures. A detailed structural grid was developed to govern the positioning of the trees allowing the taller trees to benefit from the large openings in the structure. During the construction phase, all material – soil, plants and trees – was craned through the openings in the roof.


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Transcriptome profiling reveals differentially expressed transcripts between the human adrenal zona fasciculata and zona reticularis
Juilee Rege, Yasuhiro Nakamura, Tao Wang, Todd D. Merchen, Hironobu Sasano, William E. Rainey
Context: The human adrenal zona fasciculata (ZF) and zona reticularis (ZR) are responsible for the production of cortisol and 19-carbon steroids (often called adrenal androgens), respectively. However, the gene profiles and exact molecular mechanisms leading to the functional phenotype of the ZF and ZR are still not clearly defined. In the present study, we identified the transcripts that are differentially expressed in the ZF and ZR. Objective: The objective of the study was to compare the transcriptome profiles of ZF and ZR. Design and Methods: ZF and ZR were microdissected from 10 human adrenals. Total RNA was extracted from 10 ZF/ZR pairs and hybridized to Illumina microarray chips. The 10 most differentially expressed transcripts were studied with quantitative RT-PCR (qPCR). Immunohistochemistry was also performed on four zone-specific genes. Results: Microarray results demonstrated that only 347 transcripts of the 47 231 were significantly different by 2-fold or greater in the ZF and ZR. ZF had 195 transcripts with 2-fold or greater increase compared with its paired ZR, whereas ZR was found to have 152 transcripts with 2-fold or greater higher expression than in ZF. Microarray and qPCR analysis of transcripts encoding steroidogenic enzymes (n = 10) demonstrated that only 3β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase, steroid sulfotransferase, type 5 17β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase, and cytochrome b5 were significantly different. Immunohistochemistry and qPCR studies confirmed that the ZF had an increased expression of lymphoid enhancer-binding factor 1 and nephroblastoma overexpressed, whereas ZR showed an increased expression of solute carrier family 27 (fatty acid transporter) (SLC27A2), member 2 and TSPAN12 (tetraspanin 12) Conclusion: Microarray revealed several novel candidate genes for elucidating the molecular mechanisms governing the ZF and ZR, thereby increasing our understanding of the functional zonation of these two adrenocortical zones.
Lymphoid Enhancer-Binding Factor 1
3-Hydroxysteroid Dehydrogenases
Rege, J., Nakamura, Y., Wang, T., Merchen, T. D., Sasano, H., & Rainey, W. E. (2014). Transcriptome profiling reveals differentially expressed transcripts between the human adrenal zona fasciculata and zona reticularis. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, 99(3), E518-E527. https://doi.org/10.1210/jc.2013-3198
Transcriptome profiling reveals differentially expressed transcripts between the human adrenal zona fasciculata and zona reticularis. / Rege, Juilee; Nakamura, Yasuhiro; Wang, Tao; Merchen, Todd D.; Sasano, Hironobu; Rainey, William E.
In: Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, Vol. 99, No. 3, 03.2014, p. E518-E527.
Rege, J, Nakamura, Y, Wang, T, Merchen, TD, Sasano, H & Rainey, WE 2014, 'Transcriptome profiling reveals differentially expressed transcripts between the human adrenal zona fasciculata and zona reticularis', Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, vol. 99, no. 3, pp. E518-E527. https://doi.org/10.1210/jc.2013-3198
Rege J, Nakamura Y, Wang T, Merchen TD, Sasano H, Rainey WE. Transcriptome profiling reveals differentially expressed transcripts between the human adrenal zona fasciculata and zona reticularis. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism. 2014 Mar;99(3):E518-E527. https://doi.org/10.1210/jc.2013-3198
Rege, Juilee ; Nakamura, Yasuhiro ; Wang, Tao ; Merchen, Todd D. ; Sasano, Hironobu ; Rainey, William E. / Transcriptome profiling reveals differentially expressed transcripts between the human adrenal zona fasciculata and zona reticularis. In: Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism. 2014 ; Vol. 99, No. 3. pp. E518-E527.
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10th Annual Ed Reed Foundation "Thanksgiving Blessings" provides over 400 meals to SEED School of Maryland Students and their Families
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On Friday, November 19, 2021, a team of over 25 devoted community volunteers gave their time at The SEED School of Maryland for the 10th Annual Reed Foundation "Thanksgiving Blessings" campaign. They assembled more than 400 Thanksgiving meals for families of the school's students and other members of the community.
"Service is one of our core values here at the SEED School of Maryland. We want to model for our students the importance of giving back. We partner with the Ed Reed Foundation to provide 400 meals for families of our students and some in the community. The 10th Annual Ed Reed "Thanksgiving Blessings" is a great way to kick off the season of gratitude, the season of giving. It brings together the fire department, biker groups, and community members. It is one of the most anticipated events of the year," said Kirk Sykes, Head of School, SEED School of Maryland.
SEED is the only tuition-free public boarding school in the state of Maryland. It serves 400 students in grades 6-12. Its mission is college completion. "Some kids can be struggling for several reasons at home, in their neighborhoods, or at schools. The common denominator is that they have someone in their lives pushing for them and wanting them to succeed. They've got big dreams and big aspirations, and all they need is access and opportunity. And that's what our school does," said Katie Byram, Director of Development.
Luciana Smith is a volunteer and a parent. Her kids have been attending the SEED School for six years. She said, "I love this event. I have five children, and it is hard, but knowing that this event is coming every year helps me. I am working, and my time is limited. I know that the SEED School has me, and the program has me."
Darian Tucker is an 18 year old senior at the SEED School of Maryland. He has been at the school since sixth grade. This event has helped his family over the years. "It gives us less stress and saves money so that we can spend it on other things we need," he said. He also enjoys volunteering. "It is about giving back and helping out."
"I have been a part of this for almost ten years. It is an amazing thing. You can never assume our students are having Thanksgiving and going home to homes with food. The fact that we can guarantee that all 400 students are having a thanksgiving is beyond amazing," said Alexis Boyd, Senior Dean of Students.
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ScienceLogic today announced a partnership with leading global technology company HCL Technologies. The partnership will address the growing need for automated IT Operations among HCL's enterprise customers as they embark on digital transformation initiatives.
Applying machine learning to IT operations has remained elusive due to the challenges of collecting, organizing and acting on fragmented, disparate IT operational data, particularly amid the highly dynamic and ephemeral nature of modern cloud-based and hybrid infrastructure and services. The new partnership allows DRYiCE, a division of HCL Technologies and an established leader focused on building AI powered products & platforms, to leverage the ScienceLogic SL1 Automation Engine to provide a consistent source of clean, contextualized operational data in real-time. Clean, consistent data enables machine learning engines to power AIOps and drive automation of key IT processes for HCL's enterprise customers.
ScienceLogic SL1 provides automated real-time discovery and synchronization across both application and infrastructure topology, integrating with new and existing ecosystem components and populating CMDBs with timely and accurate data from a clean data lake. This drives higher quality machine learning and enables AIOps processes to greatly alleviate the burden on IT operations personnel.
HCL provides outsourced IT management services to some of the largest enterprises on the planet. DRYiCE, a division of HCL Technologies, is an established leader in AIOps delivering enterprise-grade solutions to reimagine clients' IT & business landscape by leveraging AI. With SL1 in place, HCL will help its enterprise customers transform and modernize their IT infrastructure and applications and keep pace with rapidly changing customer expectations through more advanced digitization and automation of key IT systems and processes.


The volume contains four parts. The first introduces the core issues and concepts that are explored throughout the book as well as a new and original data set on RPGs. The second part further develops specific concepts important for understanding 21st-century RPGs: regional leadership, alliances, networks, and outcomes. The third examines how cooperation takes place worldwide for a range of important RPGs. Finally, the fourth part discusses how public goods are produced in specific regions, stressing that each region has a distinct context and that these contexts overlap in a decentered "multiplex" manner.
Antoni Estevadeordal is Manager, Integration and Trade Sector, Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).
Louis W Goodman is Professor and Emeritus Dean, School of International Service, American University.


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Information for current Honours students
Honours Thesis Assessment Policy
1. Deadline
1.1 The deadline for submission of thesis will be 4pm on the last day of undergraduate teaching of the semester in which the thesis is due to be completed. Extensions may be granted only on medical or compassionate grounds when documentation is provided. Any extension may result in graduation being delayed.
2. Marking Procedures
2.1 Each Honours thesis will be marked by two examiners according to the approved criteria. One of these examiners will normally be an internal examiner, the second may be an internal or an external examiner (an external examiner being external to the School or to the University). Theses should be submitted to the Honours coordinator via the School office.
2.2 The marking process is confidential. The names of examiners will not be divulged to students, although examiners may stipulate that their name can be released to students along with their final report once the examination process has been completed.
2.3 Once the two examiners' reports have been received with their corresponding grades and weighted percentage scores, the Honours coordinator will instigate the process required to arrive at the final mark.
2.3.1 If the two examiners award the thesis the same grade, the program coordinator in consultation with colleagues (and where possible the examiner(s) and advisor(s)) will approve this grade as the final grade and an average of the two weighted percentage scores given will be calculated.
2.3.2 If the two examiners award the thesis two different grades one mark apart from each other (e.g. a 6 and a 7), the program coordinator in consultation with colleagues (and where possible the examiner(s) and advisor(s)) will decide which grade to award to the thesis. In general, it would be normal for the grade given to correspond to the grade arrived at by the calculation of the average of the weighted percentage marks given (e.g. one examiner gives a score of 88 and a grade of 7, the other a grade of 79 and a grade of 6, so the average percentage is 83.5 and therefore the final grade a 6). HOWEVER, it will be possible for the thesis to be awarded either the higher or lower of the two grades even if this does not accord with the above method if, after a meeting of the program coordinator, the two examiners and the advisor and during which all reports are carefully considered, it is decided that there are valid reasons why this grade is more appropriate (in which case a new percentage will need to be provided also).
2.3.3 If the two examiners award the thesis two different grades two marks apart from each other (e.g. a 5 and a 7), the program coordinator in consultation with colleagues (and where possible the examiner(s) and advisor(s)) will decide the final grade to be awarded to the thesis. In general, it would be normal for the final grade given to be the grade in between the two grades suggested by the examiners (e.g. a 5 and a 7 would give a final grade of 6) but a different final grade may be arrived at if the average of the weighted percentage scores indicates a different result to this OR if, after a meeting of the program coordinator, the two examiners and the advisor and during which all reports are carefully considered, it is decided to award the thesis with the higher or lower of the two grades (in which case a new percentage will need to be provided also).
2.3.4 If the two examiners award the thesis with two different grades three marks apart from each other (e.g. a 4 and a 7), the thesis will be marked by a third examiner. Once this third mark has been received, the three reports and corresponding grades and weighted percentages will be circulated to all three examiners and the advisor by the Honours coordinator. The Honours coordinator will then schedule a meeting to take place between the three examiners (if an examiner from outside the University has been used, he or she should be represented by a proxy – who could be the Honours coordinator), the Honours coordinator, the program coordinator and other members of the program as deemed appropriate by the program coordinator in order to arrive at the final mark to be awarded. In general, it would be expected that the third examiner's grade would be closer to one of the original two grades than the other; this third grade, then, will then often prove crucial for the decision regarding the final grade and weighted percentage. However, this final decision is the sole decision of the three examiners and must be arrived at after the careful consideration of all of the reports. Comments from the advisor and others present at the meeting should only be taken into consideration for the award of the final mark if they contribute new material information not taken into account by the examiners in their deliberations
2.4 Once a final grade and weighted percentage have been awarded, the Honours coordinator will submit the final grade and percentage via Si-net.
Marking Criteria
An Honours thesis is a substantial project which should demonstrate understanding of research processes and scholarly conventions. In scope, the thesis does not necessarily make a new contribution, but should be an independent and valuable contribution to the field of study.
Documents for Current Honours Students
Honours assessment sheet, thesis requirements, marking criteria & grade descriptors - general (PDF, 111KB)
Honours assessment sheet, thesis requirements, marking criteria & grade descriptors - translation (PDF, 78KB)
Checklist for Submission of Honours Dissertations
Your thesis must include certain information and content to be considered for marking. There is a degree of choice about the order for certain entries, but generally speaking the following is a checklist (italicised items are optional) and standard guide for submission. Check with your supervisor if you are unsure about anything.
Title Page with all the necessary information (see below)
Statement of Sources (see wording below)
Acknowledgements (if any)
List of Illustrations (if any)
List of Tables (if any)
Abbreviations (if any)
Abstract (see below)
Introduction (minimum 12 point font)
Chapters (minimum 12 point font)
Conclusion (minimum 12 point font)
Appendix (if any, see below)
List of Works Consulted
Standard Guide:
Word Length:
Your thesis should be 15,000-20,000 words (thesis in English); 12,000-16,000wds (thesis in Spanish/French/German). Quotes and back matter (e.g., bibliography and appendices) are extra to this word limit. In the case of Spanish/French/German Honours Programs, a case can be made for the thesis to be written in English if there are compelling reasons for doing so. In this case, the word limit for an English language thesis will apply.
Title Page:
Your title page should contain the following information:
[Title of thesis]
This statement: "A dissertation presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements of the degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in [Subject Area]"
Supervised by [Supervisor's Title and Name]
University of Queensland, [Year]
©2015 [Author]
Not to be reproduced in any way except for the purposes of research or study as permitted by the Copyright Act 1968
Your table of contents should list everything contained within your submission, and the relevant page numbers for each should also be included.
Statement of Sources:
"The work presented in this thesis is, to the best of my knowledge and belief original, except as acknowledged in the text, and has not been submitted either in whole or in part, for a degree at this or any other university." [Student to sign and print name]
Include a 300 word abstract.
If you have appendices (supporting materials, interview transcripts, diagrams, etc), title your appendices and provide them in the same order as listed on your contents page.
Students should submit an ELECTRONIC copy to the Honours coordinator via email and blackboard Turnitin.
An electronic copy of the thesis should be emailed to the Honours coordinator and uploaded to a designated Turnitin folder on Blackboard before the deadline. It must be submitted as a single file in either Word or PDF format.
Deadline: The submission deadline is 4pm on the last Friday of teaching (week 13) of the semester in which the thesis is due to be submitted.


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Q: WPF Application Has Lost Windows 8 Style And Reverted to a XP Like Look For no reason I can think of - there have been no code changes, My WPF application has stopped showing the window frame in the Windows 8 style and seems to have reverted to a Windows XP like style (weird grey border around the main window and grey, raised buttons for minimize,maximize and close in the top right corner.
If I try and resize the window you can see the Win8 style buttons trying to draw "underneath" before the grey button style draws over it. (that's the best I can describe it)
Does anyone know why this might be happening?


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import {EventMessage, Message, Settings as SettingsImpl} from '../chat/common';
import core from '../chat/core';
import {Conversation, Logs as Logging, Settings} from '../chat/interfaces';
import l from '../chat/localize';

type StoredConversation = {id: number, key: string, name: string};
type StoredMessage = {
    id: number, conversation: number, type: Conversation.Message.Type, sender: string, text: string, time: Date, day: number | string
};

async function promisifyRequest<T>(req: IDBRequest): Promise<T> {
    return new Promise<T>((resolve, reject) => {
        req.onsuccess = () => resolve(<T>req.result);
        req.onerror = () => reject(req.error);
    });
}

async function iterate<S, T>(request: IDBRequest, map: (stored: S) => T, count: number = -1): Promise<T[]> {
    const array: T[] = [];
    return new Promise<T[]>((resolve, reject) => {
        request.onsuccess = function(): void {
            const c = <IDBCursorWithValue | undefined>this.result;
            if(!c || count !== -1 && array.length >= count) return resolve(array); //tslint:disable-line:strict-boolean-expressions
            array.push(map(<S>c.value));
            c.continue();
        };
        request.onerror = () => reject(request.error);
    });
}

const dayMs = 86400000;
const charactersKey = 'fchat.characters';
let hasComposite = true;
let getComposite: (conv: number, day: number) => string | number[] = (conv, day) => [conv, day];
const decode = (str: string) => (str.charCodeAt(0) << 16) + str.charCodeAt(1);
try {
    IDBKeyRange.only([]);
} catch {
    hasComposite = false;
    const encode = (num: number) => String.fromCharCode((num >> 16) % 65536) + String.fromCharCode(num % 65536);
    getComposite = (conv, day) => `${encode(conv)}${encode(day)}`;
}

type Index = {[key: string]: StoredConversation | undefined};

async function openDatabase(character: string): Promise<IDBDatabase> {
    const request = window.indexedDB.open(`logs-${character}`);
    request.onupgradeneeded = () => {
        const db = request.result;
        const logsStore = db.createObjectStore('logs', {keyPath: 'id', autoIncrement: true});
        logsStore.createIndex('conversation', 'conversation');
        logsStore.createIndex('conversation-day', hasComposite ? ['conversation', 'day'] : 'day');
        db.createObjectStore('conversations', {keyPath: 'id', autoIncrement: true});
    };
    return promisifyRequest<IDBDatabase>(request);
}

async function getIndex(db: IDBDatabase): Promise<Index> {
    try {
        const trans = db.transaction(['conversations']);
        const index: Index = {};
        await iterate(trans.objectStore('conversations').openCursor(), (x: StoredConversation) => index[x.key] = x);
        return index;
    } catch {
        alert(l('logs.corruption.web'));
        return {};
    }
}

export class Logs implements Logging {
    canZip = true;
    index?: Index;
    loadedDb?: IDBDatabase;
    loadedCharacter?: string;
    loadedIndex?: Index;
    db?: IDBDatabase;

    constructor() {
        core.connection.onEvent('connecting', async() => {
            const characters = (await this.getAvailableCharacters());
            if(characters.indexOf(core.connection.character) === -1)
                window.localStorage.setItem(charactersKey, JSON.stringify(characters.concat(core.connection.character)));
            try {
                this.db = await openDatabase(core.connection.character);
                this.index = await getIndex(this.db);
            } catch(e) {
                console.error(e);
            }
        });
    }

    async logMessage(conversation: Conversation, message: Conversation.Message): Promise<void> {
        if(this.db === undefined) return;
        let conv = this.index![conversation.key];
        if(conv === undefined) {
            const cTrans = this.db.transaction(['conversations'], 'readwrite');
            const convId = await promisifyRequest<number>(cTrans.objectStore('conversations').add(
                {key: conversation.key, name: conversation.name}));
            this.index![conversation.key] = conv = {id: convId, key: conversation.key, name: conversation.name};
        }
        const lTrans = this.db.transaction(['logs'], 'readwrite');
        const sender = message.type === Conversation.Message.Type.Event ? undefined : message.sender.name;
        const day = Math.floor(message.time.getTime() / dayMs - message.time.getTimezoneOffset() / 1440);
        const dayValue = hasComposite ? day : getComposite(conv.id, day);
        await promisifyRequest<number>(lTrans.objectStore('logs').put(
            {conversation: conv.id, type: message.type, sender, text: message.text, time: message.time, day: dayValue}));
    }

    async getBacklog(conversation: Conversation): Promise<ReadonlyArray<Conversation.Message>> {
        if(this.db === undefined) return [];
        const trans = this.db.transaction(['logs']);
        const conv = this.index![conversation.key];
        if(conv === undefined) return [];
        return (await iterate(trans.objectStore('logs').index('conversation').openCursor(conv.id, 'prev'),
            (value: StoredMessage) => value.type === Conversation.Message.Type.Event ? new EventMessage(value.text, value.time) :
                new Message(value.type, core.characters.get(value.sender), value.text, value.time), 20)).reverse();
    }

    private async loadIndex(character: string): Promise<Index> {
        if(character === this.loadedCharacter) return this.loadedIndex!;
        if(character === core.connection.character) {
            this.loadedDb = this.db;
            this.loadedIndex = this.index;
        } else
            try {
                this.loadedDb = await openDatabase(character);
                this.loadedIndex = await getIndex(this.loadedDb);
            } catch(e) {
                console.error(e);
                return {};
            }
        this.loadedCharacter = character;
        return this.loadedIndex!;
    }

    async getConversations(character: string): Promise<ReadonlyArray<{key: string, name: string}>> {
        const index = await this.loadIndex(character);
        return Object.keys(index).map((k) => index[k]!);
    }

    async getLogs(character: string, key: string, date: Date): Promise<ReadonlyArray<Conversation.Message>> {
        await this.loadIndex(character);
        if(this.loadedDb === undefined) return [];
        const id = this.loadedIndex![key]!.id;
        const trans = this.loadedDb.transaction(['logs']);
        const day = Math.floor(date.getTime() / dayMs - date.getTimezoneOffset() / 1440);
        return iterate(trans.objectStore('logs').index('conversation-day').openCursor(getComposite(id, day)),
            (value: StoredMessage) => value.type === Conversation.Message.Type.Event ? new EventMessage(value.text, value.time) :
                new Message(value.type, core.characters.get(value.sender), value.text, value.time));
    }

    async getLogDates(character: string, key: string): Promise<ReadonlyArray<Date>> {
        await this.loadIndex(character);
        if(this.loadedDb === undefined) return [];
        const id = this.loadedIndex![key]!.id;
        const trans = this.loadedDb.transaction(['logs']);
        const bound = IDBKeyRange.bound(getComposite(id, 0), getComposite(id, 1000000));
        return iterate(trans.objectStore('logs').index('conversation-day').openCursor(bound, 'nextunique'), (value: StoredMessage) => {
            const date = new Date((hasComposite ? <number>value.day : decode((<string>value.day).substr(2))) * dayMs);
            return new Date(date.getTime() + date.getTimezoneOffset() * 60000);
        });
    }

    async getAvailableCharacters(): Promise<ReadonlyArray<string>> {
        const stored = window.localStorage.getItem(charactersKey);
        return stored !== null ? JSON.parse(stored) as string[] : [];
    }
}

export class SettingsStore implements Settings.Store {
    async get<K extends keyof Settings.Keys>(key: K, character: string = core.connection.character): Promise<Settings.Keys[K] | undefined> {
        const stored = window.localStorage.getItem(`${character}.settings.${key}`);
        if(stored === null) {
            if(key === 'pinned') {
                const tabs20 = window.localStorage.getItem(`tabs_${character.toLowerCase().replace(' ', '_')}`);
                if(tabs20 !== null)
                    try {
                        const tabs = JSON.parse(tabs20) as {type: string, id: string, title: string}[];
                        const pinned: Settings.Keys['pinned'] = {channels: [], private: []};
                        pinned.channels = tabs.filter((x) => x.type === 'channel').map((x) => x.id.toLowerCase());
                        pinned.private = tabs.filter((x) => x.type === 'user').map((x) => x.title);
                        return pinned as Settings.Keys[K];
                    } catch {
                        return undefined;
                    }
            } else if(key === 'settings') {
                const settings20 = window.localStorage.getItem(`chat_settings`);
                if(settings20 !== null)
                    try {
                        const old = JSON.parse(settings20) as {
                            animatedIcons: boolean, autoIdle: boolean, autoIdleTime: number, delimit: boolean, disableIconTag: boolean,
                            enableLogging: boolean, highlightMentions: boolean, highlightWords: string[],
                            html5Audio: boolean, joinLeaveAlerts: boolean, leftClickOpensFlist: boolean
                        };
                        const settings = new SettingsImpl();
                        settings.animatedEicons = old.animatedIcons;
                        if(old.autoIdle) settings.idleTimer = old.autoIdleTime / 60000;
                        settings.messageSeparators = old.delimit;
                        if(old.disableIconTag) settings.disallowedTags.push('icon');
                        settings.logMessages = old.enableLogging;
                        settings.highlight = old.highlightMentions;
                        settings.highlightWords = old.highlightWords;
                        settings.playSound = old.html5Audio;
                        settings.joinMessages = old.joinLeaveAlerts;
                        settings.clickOpensMessage = !old.leftClickOpensFlist;
                        return settings as unknown as Settings.Keys[K];
                    } catch {
                        return undefined;
                    }
            }
            return undefined;
        }
        return JSON.parse(stored) as Settings.Keys[K];
    }

    async set<K extends keyof Settings.Keys>(key: K, value: Settings.Keys[K]): Promise<void> {
        window.localStorage.setItem(`${core.connection.character}.settings.${key}`, JSON.stringify(value));
        return Promise.resolve();
    }

    async getAvailableCharacters(): Promise<ReadonlyArray<string>> {
        const stored = window.localStorage.getItem(charactersKey);
        return stored !== null ? JSON.parse(stored) as string[] : [];
    }
}


Our entire fair range is available 24/7 at webshop.groen-direkt.nl. Here we update our entire range, accompanied by up-to-date photos, every week.
Het gehele beursaanbod is 24/7 beschikbaar via webshop.groen-direkt.nl. Hierop wordt wekelijks het hele aanbod vernieuwd met actuele monsterfoto's.
At our webshop you can order products 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.
The webshop also provides information on the current state of your outstanding orders and your past orders. Here you will also find your invoice file.
Under 'My Profile' you can change your (contact) details and specify various preferences such as subscriptions to digital newsletters, faxes, etc.
Our webshop offers you a complete range of Sales Concepts and Extra Articles. Selections of those concepts and extra articles are presented at all our fairs, where we can also provide any information you may want on the various options.
In our webshop you will find a wide range of Sales Concepts along with e.g. POS materials, annual schedules and sales support – all in all, everything you may need to ensure successful sales in your shop.
Under our Extra Articles you will find a broad selection of products supplementing our weekly fair ranges with shrubs, conifers, rhododendrons, avenue trees, perennials, aquatic plants, fruit trees, etc. You can customise your order by using the small order units to buy products from the entire range of selected growers.
Our Top 50 is a selection of products from our fair range that stand out for their visual attraction and quality. Specially selected for you! We list our Top 50 separately at our webshop to make it easy for you to include these top products in your order.
For every fair we also select a group of attractively priced products, which you'll find separately listed under 'Specials' in our webshop, to make it easy for you to include them in your order.
All the products are shown side by side and you buy them visually. The most important information is provided under the photos. After you have clicked a product you'll see details and you can enter the number you'd like.
You can opt for either a table view or a list view. This will make it easy for you to compare all the characteristics. Move your mouse over the small images to enlarge them.
The first step is to create a new order. When you have specified the desired delivery date the webshop will tell you which products can be delivered on that day.
Your search will also reveal the concept search results.
All our concepts – around 25 in total – are listed separately. Each concept is shown along with a sliding scale of prices. The number ordered is recorded at the bottom.
Many batches can be ordered per half layer. Different prices are specified: the price of a whole layer, that of a half layer and the average price of the ordered number of plants.
The convenient 'previously ordered' option enables you to make a selection from the present range of products of suppliers from whom you have ordered products in the past.
The webshop provides a survey of all your ordered garden plants and concepts. All the lines can be clicked for more details.
The standard calculated prices can be adjusted during ordering from the catalogue and also when you complete your order. You can specify per product whether you want it to be labelled.
You can view the contents and details down to product level of all your (past) orders.
All customer-specific preferences and details are stored in your profile, where the method for calculating the price can also be adjusted.


Sarah Farm is a dynamic and enthusiastic parapharmaceutical company committed to the idea that a solid and healthy development is a guarantee of performance and success.
Acts as importer and national distributor of products from ranges Sana - full range of bandages, Touch - range of antibacterial products, QPlaster - wide range of patches and Sana ProSport - range where there are products that provides efficient solutions for injuries that may occur while practicing various sports activities.
Founded in 1998, Sarah Farm is a privately owned company. In 2002, the company creates Sana concept, on the platform of quality products at reasonable prices and occupies a considerable share of the market in a record time.
Since 2008 until the present, the company reached No. 1 in Romania on the segment of antibacterial products, the range Touch was the first mark which brought on the Romanian market the antibacterial gel and spray, products certified by the Cantacuzino Institute as having an antibacterial, antiseptic, disinfectant and fungicide action, which stops the spread of A / H1N1, MRSA, MSSA, Salmonella, E. coli, Streptococcus and bacteria by contact.
Experience in the field, professionalism, performance orientation and quality of our products have quickly propelled us into reliable partners for our partners.
Based on the principle "Who ceases to develop, ceases to be good" the innovation is the "engine" of our development.
Sarah Farm is an importer and supplier of parapharmaceuticals products with a presence in Romania since 2002.
The distribution is done at national level through door to door deliveries made by our agents and also through our partners and distributors of pharmaceuticals and parapharmaceuticals products.
Purchasing and logistics structure is adapted and organized effectively for exceptional results.
Our team offers professionalism, promptitude, quality services and an impeccable expertise.
The products from our portfolio are recommended through quality on European standards, which are certified by Tuv Austria experts in accordance with ISO 13485: 2012, which proves competences that are comply with the German standardization system.
Sarah Farm brings together a dynamic, proactive and enthusiastic team who is in a permanent development and acting as a family, knowing that only together we can maintain the standards and values that we believe in now and that will lead us into the future: Performance and Integrity.
The company encourages a teamwork environment where personal growth and each individual's expertise go hand in hand with our common goal and purpose that is to fully satisfy our customers' needs.
We very much appreciate the job well done and we firmly believe that only through hard work, passion and determination we can achieve the ambitious goals that we have set.
Seriousness, responsibility and performance orientation are directions that guide our work.


I have recently started working through the online version of Who's Afraid of C++? and have encountered a problem regarding the "iostream.cc" and "string6.cc" files, I don't have them!
Were these files included on the CD ROM that came with the book and not with the DJGPP distribution? If this is so, where can I get hold of these files?


text:
20-й чемпионат Европы по водным видам спорта проходил с 18 по 25 августа 1991 года в Афинах (Греция). Были проведены соревнования по плаванию, прыжкам в воду, синхронному плаванию (женщины) и водному поло. Террачина (Италия) 14–15 сентября принимала участников соревнований по плаванию на открытой воде. Всего было разыграно 47 комплектов наград.

Призёры

Плавание

Мужчины

Женщины

МР — мировой рекорд

Прыжки в воду

Мужчины

Женщины

Синхронное плавание

Водное поло

Плавание на открытой воде

Мужчины

Женщины

Командный зачёт

Ссылки
 Результаты на сайте GBRSports
 Результаты чемпионатов Европы (мужчины)
 Результаты чемпионатов Европы (женщины)

1991
Август 1991 года
Сентябрь 1991 года
Спорт в Греции в 1991 году
Спорт в Италии в 1991 году
Международные спортивные соревнования в Афинах
Чемпионаты Европы в Италии
Спортивные соревнования в Лацио
водные виды
Чемпионаты Европы в Греции
Международные соревнования по плаванию в Греции
Международные соревнования по прыжкам в воду в Греции
Международные соревнования по синхронному плаванию в Греции

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The true Christian will love and accept the homosexual sinner, as he is, unconditionally, but then he will endeavor to lead him to the Way, the Truth, and the Life. The homosexual sinner, like all other sinners, then must decide either to accept or to reject the salvation from sin that Jesus came to offer. To reject Christ's efforts to change the life is, in essence, to rebel against His unconditional love and acceptance and His infinite sacrificial effort that the homosexual might also be set free at last.
For the Christian, true love is too pure to cover an unconfessed sin or to not address the issue of a lifestyle of sin that will lead to perdition. While we are to love the souls for whom Christ died, we are to make no compromise with evil. We are not to unite with the rebellious and call this charity, or love. God requires His people in this age of the world to stand for the right as unflinchingly as did the apostles of old in opposition to soul-destroying errors, heresies, and lifestyles of sin that receive the wages of sin – eternal death.
Why can't the Christian just love and accept homosexuals as they are?
Because true love will not leave the victims of Satan's deception, vice, and cunning to suffer eternal loss without making every effort to rescue them. To do otherwise is the utmost cruelty and even deception. "Acceptance" without leading to reform is the easy way out for the Christian steward. It is shirking the gospel commission. It is a betrayal of our trust, a breach of our allegiance and obedience toward our God. It is giving in to the enemy Satan who is constantly seeking to deceive the followers of Christ with his fatal sophistry that it is impossible for them to overcome. In short, it is treason against the kingdom of God and the utmost cruelty toward the homosexual who is in need of His Savior.
True Christian love and acceptance will not compromise with evil, but will kindly show the Way to victory, the Truth about sin, and the Life free from besetting sin.
Does God really have the ability to heal me from my homosexuality?
Is Homosexuality a 'Sexual Orientation' or a 'Sexual Preference'?


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Golf in Orange County
Tee up at top courses, with some ocean views
With ideal Southern California weather and some of the country's most celebrated courses, Orange County justly earns the nickname 'California Golf Coast.' Considering that Tiger Woods grew up playing on local public courses, including Anaheim's Dad Miller Golf Courses, the county certainly boasts an impressive pedigree. Many of the best courses are open to the public, including the Tom Fazio-designed Pelican Hill Golf Course just south of Newport Beach, which offers ocean views from its 36 championship holes. Pelican Hill's South Course is famous for the back-to-back par 3s on the cliffs just above the Pacific. There are great inland courses, too, such as the Ted Robinson-designed Tustin Ranch Golf Club, with handsome foothill and mountain views.
Golfing in Orange County
Lido Marina Village
Pelican Hill Golf Club
Huntington Beach by Scott Mansfield
Orange County Visitors Association
Knott's Soak City — Cabanas
Knott's Soak City – Tickets
Knott's Soak City Waterpark
Whether it is manicured beach towns or celebrated theme parks, all framed by oceanfront towns and luxury yachts, 'The OC' stands out as one of the state's most iconic destinations. The always amazing Disneyland Resort, about one hours' drive south of Los Angeles and two hours' north of San Diego, continues to be one of the best loved theme parks in the world, while Knott's Berry Farms and other OC attractions amp up the fun metre.
"Surfing is like golf. . . it keeps knocking you down. But when you stay with it and catch that wave. . . magic." --actor Dennis Quaid
Shop at spectacular South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, or get the surfer look in Huntington Beach, aka Surf City, USA.
Courtesy of Pelican Hill
Indulge in Mediterranean elegance, world-class golf courses and five-star service at this Newport Beach resort
Tuscan elegance paired with panoramic ocean views is central to the eternal allure of...
Mission San Juan Capistrano, founded in 1776, was the first winery in California.
Carsten Erler/Getty Images
Amazing attractions, shopping and dining in the one-of-a-kind Orange County town
With its laid-back atmosphere and unbeatable attractions, this vibrant city on the north-west side of Orange County has become a popular...
Courtesy of Disneyland Resort
Just saying the name sets a child's face glowing
The undisputed granddaddy of theme parks, Disneyland Resort has been leading the...
The magic of Disneyland, walking through the tunnel underneath the train station to Main Street, it just transports you to other places and other times.
Amazing Theme Parks
Unleash the kid within at California's ultimate play lands
From Disneyland classics to beachfront carousels, the Golden State's best-in-class theme parks deliver something for everyone, from tots and teens to film buffs and daredevils. Find out what is...
Courtesy of Knott's Berry Farm
Feast on boysenberries, ride rollercoasters and take in a show or two
A few miles from Anaheim, Buena Park first found fame due to a small family farm,...
Amazing theme parks, world-class shopping, spectacular beaches
Known as The OC, Orange County is located in the heart of Southern California – the geographical centre of beautiful places and bountiful...
Tom Story
Orange County Surfing & Surf Culture
Take a lesson or just watch pros carve it up
Orange County's surfing tradition dates back more than 100 years when pioneering Hawaiian surfer George Freeth performed wave-riding...
Orange County is the cultural center of the surf world and Huntington Beach is like the heartbeat.
Corky Carroll (Orange County surf legend)
Harriot Manley/Sunset Publishing
O.C. Shopping
Discover boutique brands and bargains
Shopping in The O.C. is almost as legendary as surfing. Start at expansive South Coast Plaza, California's largest luxury shopping complex, with...
Newport Beach Wine & Food Festival
Get dressed up and party at special events all over this beautiful beach town in 'the O.C.' Special chefs' dinners at area restaurants, live cooking demonstrations and other special experiences...
Catch a wave in Surf City, USA
The endless summer lives on in Huntington Beach. Southern California'...
Vans U.S. Open of Surfing
With a nickname like 'Surf City, USA', Huntington Beach is the obvious place for this 9-day, sun-and-wave extravaganza, the world's largest surf event. Top pros including Kelly Slater and Rob...
William Fovall/Flickr
Courtesy of Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel
Orange County's Luxury Resorts
Live like a star at posh getaways
The good life might have been invented in 'The O.C.'—especially when it comes to resort destinations. With spas, elegant dining, five-star...
Laguna Beach Pageant of the Masters
July - August
Arguably one of the most unique events in the world, this eye-popping pageant presents tableaux vivants ("living pictures"), ultra-detailed recreations of classical and contemporary...
Surfing Hot Spots
Get into the coastal vibe
Maybe it's the sun-streaked hair, the frequent smiles, the eyes always gazing west, looking to the horizon to see when the next set might roll in. It's the unmistakable look and vibe of a...
Ultimate Sports Events
Discover the awesome sports scene in the Golden State
With nearly twice as many professional teams as any other state, California is big league all the way. But the state's sports scene goes far beyond football and baseball, with a diverse line-up of...
Christina Lauren/Flickr
Crystal Cove State Park
Stroll a perfect beach with an intriguing past
In 1912, an early Laguna Beach artist described finding a rugged coastline "with cove after cove and headland after headland, golden cliffs and...
From Gold Rush history to 8th wonders of the world, visit these favorites
Newport Beach Christmas Boat Parade
Rated by The New York Times as one of the country's top Christmas happenings, this glittering event is a must see in The OC during the Christmas holidays. Local boat owners...
Newport Beach Christmas Boat Parade by fortherock/Flickr
Special VIP Tours
Check these amazing experiences off your bucket list
Kiss a beluga, see cool movie props, and learn about Walt's secret hideaway on exclusive and behind the scenes tours at California's theme parks and attractions. Here's a roundup of actvities...
Photo by Michael Saechang/Flickr
Courtesy of Orange County Great Park
Orange County Great Park
Explore an impressive urban park
Turning former military land into a roughly 1,300-acre green space, this Irvine park is as ambitious as it is beautiful. Though it...
Every year, the Orange County Great Park Balloon dons a smiling jack-o-lantern mask, marking the unofficial start of fall in Orange County.
The Queen Mary ScotsFestival & International Highland Games
The legendary Queen Mary luxury ocean liner, now permanently docked in Long Beach, might just be the biggest party boat in the world. The ship's...
Discover the High Sierra
White Chief Mine
If you spent too much of summer at the office or cleaning out the garage, don't fret—you can still catch the late-season wildflower show east of Visalia in Sequoia...
San Francisco Wineries
Winemakers in...


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