The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) black box warning on oral sodium phosphates (OSPs) came late last year, but as early as 2003, doctors were beginning to make the link between OSP pills and solutions used to clear the bowel before colonoscopies and serious and permanent kidney injuries. As more and more reports of kidney damage and even complete kidney failure began to pour in to the FDA, the agency finally issued a mild warning in 2005. The black box warning on prescription OSP products would come three years later, after 21 more reports of serious kidney injuries. Soon after that FDA warning, C.B. Fleet quickly pulled its over-the-counter OSP products off the market.
OSP products include the prescription brands Visicol and Osmo Prep, as well as OTC brands including Fleet Phospha-soda. Over-the-counter OSP products are considered safe if used in low doses to treat constipation. But Fleet began marketing the product in higher doses as a bowel cleanser, which prompted the same risk of kidney damage and the form of kidney injury known as acute phosphate nephropathy.
OSPs work by pulling fluid from the body and out the colon, causing a laxative effect. While the body is purging itself of fluids, calcium-phosphate crystals can form in the kidneys, blocking the renal tubes. Symptoms of OSP-related kidney damage can come immediately or take as long as a few days or few weeks to surface. These symptoms include lethargy, drowsiness, decreased urine output, and swelling of the legs, ankles and feet. Often, the diagnosis isn't immediately linked to use of OSP.
To date, more than 50 lawsuits have been filed against Fleet by people who suffered kidney injury from use of OSPs, including one recently settled in Virginia in which the lone plaintiff was awarded $10 million.


Now Here is my Wisconsin 6hp. [IMG]http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m290/mccarronm04/Wisconsin10hp.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m290/mccarronm04/e132re2.jpg[/IMG] I was looking through my file of rider pictures (About 800) and I found this one of a tractor. [IMG]http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m290/mccarronm04/Tractor1PondSkimmer.jpg[/IMG] Don't you see the similarities? What kind of tractor is that?
Mark...I did a search on Beavers and all the ones I've seen had the engine mounted sideways. It still may be a beaver but I haven't come across one with a motor mounted straight on.


Stunning, hand crafted Mexican Art Deco vintage choker necklace. 1940's made in Mexico city, in an organic leaf or wave design, this handcrafted necklace is set in sterling silver with crushed turquoise stone inlay. Twelve curved links that sit in a beautiful arc around your neck - amazing sea foam green -lovely, rare Art Deco Mexican necklace.
Spectacular vintage condition. Will come with some patina, as level of polish is a matter of taste. Couple of tiny coarse patches in the stone inlay as is typical with this kind of jewellery but no holes to the backing.


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Introduction to Transistors (Part One)
Filed Under: Fundamentals of Electricity and Electronics
The transistor is a three-terminal device primarily used to amplify signals and control current within a circuit. [Figure 12-220]
Figure 12-220. Transistor.
The basic two-junction semiconductor must have one type of region sandwiched between two of the other type. The three regions in a transistor are the collector (C), which is moderately doped, the emitter (E), which is heavily doped, and the base (B), which is significantly less doped. The alternating layers of semiconductor material type provide the common commercial name for each type of transistor. The interface between the layers is called a junction. Selenium and germanium diodes previously discussed are examples of junction diodes. Note that the sandwiched layer or base is significantly thinner than the collector or the emitter. In general, this permits a "punching through" action for the carriers passing between the collector and emitter terminals.
The transistors are classified as either NPN or PNP according to the arrangement of their N and P-materials. The NPN transistor is formed by introducing a thin region of P-material between two regions of N-type material. The opposite is true for the PNP configuration.
The two basic types of transistors along with their circuit symbols are shown in Figure 12-221.
Figure 12-221. Two basic transistors with circuit symbols.
Note that the two symbols are different. The horizontal line represents the base, and two angular lines represent the emitter and collector. The angular line with the arrow on it is the emitter, while the line without is the collector. The direction of the arrow on the emitter determines whether or not the transistor is a PNP or an NPN type. If the arrow is pointing in, the transistor is a PNP. On the other hand, if the arrow is pointing out, then it is an NPN type.
Transistor Theory
As discussed in the section on diodes, the movement of the electrons and holes can be considered current. Electron current moves in one direction, while hole current travels in the opposite direction. In transistors, both electrons and holes act as carriers of current.
A forward biased PN junction is comparable to a lowresistance circuit element, because it passes a high current for a given voltage. On the other hand, a reverse-biased PN junction is comparable to a high-resistance circuit element. By using Ohm's Law formula for power (P = I2R) and assuming current is held constant through both junctions, it can be concluded that the power developed across the high resistance junction is greater than that developed across a low resistance junction. Therefore, if a crystal were to contain two PN junctions, one forward biased and the other reverse biased, and a low-power signal injected into the forward biased junction, a high-power signal could be produced at the reverse-biased junction.
To use the transistor as an amplifier, some sort of external bias voltage must modify each of the junctions. The first PN junction (emitter-base) is biased in the forward direction. This produces a low resistance. The second junction, which is the collector-base junction, is reverse biased to produce a high resistance. [Figure 12-222]
Figure 12-222. NPN transistor.
With the emitter-base junction biased in the forward direction, electrons leave the negative terminal of the battery and enter the N-material. These electrons pass easily through the emitter, cross over the junction, and combine with the hole in the P-material in the base. For each electron that fills a hole in the P-material, another electron leaves the P-material, which creates a new hole and enters the positive terminal of the battery.
The second PN junction, which is the base-collector junction, is reverse biased. This prevents the majority carriers from crossing the junction, thus creating a high-resistance circuit. It is worth noting that there still is a small current passing through the reversed PN junction in the form of minority carriers—that is, electrons in the P-material and holes in the N-material. The minority carriers play a significant part in the operation of the NPN transistor.
Figure 12-223 illustrates the basic interaction of the NPN junction. There are two batteries in the circuit used to bias the NPN transistor. Vbb is considered the base voltage supply, rated in this illustration at 1 volt, and the battery voltage Vcc, rated at 6 volts, is called the collector voltage supply.
Figure 12-223. NPN Junction.
Current within the external circuit is simply the movement of free electrons originating at the negative terminal of the battery and flowing to the N-material. [Figure 12-223]
As the electrons enter the N-material, they become the majority carrier and move through the N-material to the emitter-base PN junction. This emitter-base junction is forward biased at about 0.65 to 0.7 volts positive with respect to the emitter and presents no resistance to the flow of electrons from the emitter into the base, which is composed of P-material. As these electrons move into the base, they drop into available holes. For every electron that drops into a hole, another electron exits the base by way of the base lead and becomes the base current or Ib. Of course, when one electron leaves the base, a new hole is formed. From the standpoint of the collector, these electrons that drop into holes are lost and of no use. To reduce this loss of electrons, the transistor is designed so that the base is very thin in relation to the emitter and collector, and the base is lightly doped.
Most of the electrons that move into the base fall under the influence of the reverse bias of the collector. While collector-base junction is reverse biased with respect to the majority carriers, it behaves as if it is forward biased to the electrons or minority carriers in this case. The electrons are accelerated through the collector-base junction and into the collector. The collector is comprised of the N-type material; therefore, the electrons once again become the majority carrier. Moving easily through the collector, the electrons return to the positive terminal of the collector supply battery Vcc, which is shown in Figure 12-223 as Ic.
Because of the way this device operates to transfer current (and its internal resistances) from the original conduction path to another, its name is a combination of the words "transfer" and "resistor"—transistor.
PNP Transistor Operation
The PNP transistor generally works the same way as the NPN transistor. The primary difference is that the emitter, base, and collector materials are made of different material than the NPN. The majority and minority current carriers are the opposite in the PNP to that of the NPN. In the case of the PNP, the majority carriers are the holes instead of the electrons in the NPN transistor. To properly bias the PNP, the polarity of the bias network must be reversed.
Identification of Transistors
Figure 12-224 illustrates some of the more common transistor lead identifications. The methods of identifying leads vary due to a lack of a standard and require verification using manufacturer information to properly identify. However, a short description of the common methods is discussed below.
Figure 12-224. Common transistor lead identifications.
Figure 12-224D shows an oval-shaped transistor. The collector lead in this case is identified by the wide space between it and the lead for the base. The final lead at the far left is the emitter. In many cases, colored dots indicate the collector lead, and short leads relative to the other leads indicate the emitter. In a conventional power diode, as seen in Figure 12-224E, the collector lead is usually a part of the mounting bases, while the emitter and collector are leads or tines protruding from the mounting surface.

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With the new generation of ATEX IECEx Operator modules and Transceiver, JAY Electronique offers innovative wireless solutions for potentially explosive areas.
The ATEX IECEx Operator modules "Pika" and "Moka" with proportional levers and joysticks, and "Beta" and "Gama" with push-buttons are designed for use in potentially explosive gases atmospheres classified 0, 1, 2, dust atmospheres classified 20, 21, 22 and mines.
The ATEX IECEx Transceivers "Elio" and "Alto" are designed for use in potentially explosive gases atmospheres classified 1, 2, dust atmospheres classified 21, 22 . A connection interface unit "PYR" ATEX IECEx can be added to the radio solution.


Landal Landgoed 't Loo is a car-free park, with the exception of the approach route to the main building and the car park.
Take the train to station Wezep. Then take a taxi or the local bus. You can book via Van der Streek Passenger Transport (tel. +31 (0)525 63 12 54). The cost is approximately € 14. Local bus: Take local bus 514 (direction Elburg - 't Harde NS) and get off at bus stop Landal Landgoed 't Loo. Tickets for the bus are available from the driver of the local bus. The bus operates from Monday through Friday, between 7:00 AM and 7:00 PM.
+31-(0)525 63 70 00 . You can also reach the reception by e-mail at: loo@landal.nl.
If you have any questions or need information, please contact the reception. You will receive the current opening hours on your arrival at the park.
Open Friday and Monday until 7:00 PM.
Open Friday and Monday until 9:00 PM. The kitchen is open until 8:30 PM. Book a table in advance by calling: +31 (0)52 563 70 08.
For the opening hours of Castle 't Loo Pizza- and pancake restaurant, we refer you to the reception. Book a table in advance by calling: +31 (0)52 563 70 08.
When you leave, you might not want to have to think about emptying the dishwasher, stripping the beds and removing the waste. In that case, our Luxury check-out service is the answer! We'll take care of everything. You can book this service in advance or at the park reception during your stay. Price: from € 12.95 per bungalow.
(Electrical) bicycles and children's bicycles, 4-person family bicycles, child carts and go-karts, pedal boats, children's buggy, tennis rackets and balls, table tennis bats and gourmet set.
Free Wi-Fi in the restaurant. Wi-Fi for an additional fee in the accommodations. If you are staying in a luxury bungalow, internet is free in your accommodation. Read more about Internet & Wi-Fi at the park.
Maximum of two pets permitted per bungalow (compulsory notification when booking).
Surcharge for each pet: € 5.50 per night.
The park is car-free with the exception of the roads which are coloured blue on the map. If you have a disability card or doctor's statement, you will receive a waiver to park the car at your bungalow. You do need to notify us before your arrival. If you have mobility problems, we advise you to book a bungalow which is centrally located.
Fishing is not allowed in the rercreation lake.
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package com.linkedin.pinot.index.readerwriter;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Random;

import junit.framework.Assert;

import org.testng.annotations.Test;

import com.linkedin.pinot.core.index.readerwriter.impl.FixedByteSingleColumnSingleValueReaderWriter;

public class FixedByteSingleColumnSingleValueReaderWriterTest {
  @Test
  public void testInt() throws IOException {
    FixedByteSingleColumnSingleValueReaderWriter readerWriter;
    int rows = 10;
    int[] columnSizesInBytes = new int[] { Integer.SIZE / 8 };
    readerWriter = new FixedByteSingleColumnSingleValueReaderWriter(rows, columnSizesInBytes);
    Random r = new Random();
    int[] data = new int[rows];
    for (int i = 0; i < rows; i++) {
      data[i] = r.nextInt();
      readerWriter.setInt(i, data[i]);
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < rows; i++) {
      Assert.assertEquals(data[i], readerWriter.getInt(i));
    }
    readerWriter.close();
  }

  @Test
  public void testLong() throws IOException {
    FixedByteSingleColumnSingleValueReaderWriter readerWriter;
    int rows = 10;
    int[] columnSizesInBytes = new int[] { Long.SIZE / 8 };
    readerWriter = new FixedByteSingleColumnSingleValueReaderWriter(rows, columnSizesInBytes);
    Random r = new Random();
    long[] data = new long[rows];
    for (int i = 0; i < rows; i++) {
      data[i] = r.nextLong();
      readerWriter.setLong(i, data[i]);
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < rows; i++) {
      Assert.assertEquals(data[i], readerWriter.getLong(i));
    }
    readerWriter.close();
  }
}

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A pharmaceutical client had a global project team that included representatives from Development, Safety, Pharmacovigilance and IT. Their project was to implement an online portal for the delivery of Safety Letters to Investigators when their Project Manager left before it was complete.
The Project Manager had moved on in the middle of the project, leaving the team without a Project Plan.
Without a knowledgeable and available replacement, the team was falling behind. The project team needed a PM who understood the process and IT challenges related to their online portal implementation, so they called Praxis for help.
The client explained their needs and expectations.
We staffed the right resource, who had the right capabilities to manage this global cross-functional effort and enable our client to implement the process and technology changes necessary to successfully complete the project.
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Using that information we provided a capable Project Manager who hit the ground running. The project team continued moving forward and ultimately had a successful outcome.
At the end of the project, the project team received an award in recognition of their success and we're so proud of their achievement.
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Billionaire Ray Dalio slams capitalism — despite making $2b last year
Ray Dalio — a man who made a staggering $5.5 million every day in 2018 — says "capitalism isn't working well for most Americans".
Alexis Carey@carey_alexis
news.com.auMay 2, 20199:49am
Disney heiress slams CEO pay
She's an heir to one of the most famous fortunes on the planet — but Abigail Disney says the world's fat cats are being paid too much.
Ray Dalio made $US2 billion in 2018. Picture: Jason Alden/BloombergSource:Supplied
A billionaire who made headlines recently after slamming the "income/wealth/opportunity gap" has been labelled a "hypocrite" after his mind-blowing 2018 pay packet was revealed.
In a lengthy LinkedIn post last month, US hedge-fund manager and Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio argued capitalism needed to be "reformed" because it was "not working well for the majority of Americans".
According to Mr Dalio, the system is "producing self-reinforcing spirals up for the haves and down for the have-nots", and the "widening income/wealth/opportunity gaps" now pose "existential threats to the United States".
In other words, he believes a "revolution" is coming — however, it seems he might be part of the problem.
Ray Dalio is the proud owner of a 56m yacht. Picture: Jason Alden/BloombergSource:Bloomberg
According to Institutional Investor's annual Rich List, he made $US2 billion ($A2.83 billion) in 2018 — the equivalent of $US5.5 ($A7.8) million each day, "or $US228,310 per hour if he worked 24/7".
Forbes reports the 69-year-old has a net worth of $US18.4 billion ($A26 billion) — and many have pointed out capitalism seems to be working for him at least.
Mr Dalio's whopping 2018 earnings have been widely reported in the US, and social media users were quick to point out the "hypocrisy" of his stance.
Many argued if he was truly concerned about inequality, he would donate the bulk of his fortune to worthy causes.
He lives by the Golden Rule... He with the gold makes the rules 🤡
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Can't make this stuff up! It's insane!
— MatthewJshow (@MatthewJshow) April 30, 2019
Hypocrisy in a Principle @IngrahamAngle
— Walter Crosby (@wcrosby248) April 30, 2019
According to Vanity Fair, the father of four isn't afraid to splurge and is the proud owner of a 56m yacht — however, he also suggests it's time to treat the "wealth and income gap as a national emergency".
To his credit, Mr Dalio is a renowned philanthropist and has signed up to Bill Gates and Warren Buffett's Giving Pledge, promising to give away half of his wealth to charity.
He has also donated millions to causes supporting education, health and the environment.
But Mr Dalio isn't the first fat cat to slam wealth equality recently.
This year, Disney heiress Abigail Disney has repeatedly spoken out about outrageous CEO pay, famously telling CNBC's Squawk Box program: "If your CEO salary is at 700, 600, 500 times your median workers' pay, there is nobody on earth, Jesus Christ himself isn't worth 500 times his median workers' pay," she said.
Ms Disney, who is personally worth half a billion dollars, later slammed Disney CEO Bob Iger's own 80 per cent raise in 2018, which totalled $US65.6 million.
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Bass Hall FREE All-State Choir Camp – Register TODAY!
I wanted to pass along to each of you that registration for the FREE Bass Hall All-State Camp is available online now.
I strongly recommend signing up for camp through this site as soon as you can.
Read the information in the link below to be sure you are prepared for the PreArea Audition. This is a very high level of competition, so you must be at your best.
This email was sent out on 10/26 and we have gone through everything in class. Be sure to have your singers review it so they are prepared for this weekend.
We are so proud your singer was selected to be in one of the Region Choirs. Please read the information in the link below and stay informed regarding all information related to the Region Clinic and Concert on 11/11 and 11/12.
We will be updating this as more information becomes available.
We are thrilled to share that Coppell ISD will be represented by 85 singers in the first ever Region 31 High School All-Region Choirs in November due to their outstanding performances at the Region and 910 Honor Choir Auditions on Saturday. Region 31 was created this year as a result of the realignment process across the state led by the Texas Music Educators Association and the UIL Music Department.
This new region is extremely competitive containing some of the strongest, most well-respected Choral Programs in Texas. We not only held our own, but captured 20% of the chairs in the Region Organizations. In addition, 24 singers and 1 Alternate from Coppell will continue in the All-State Process by performing at the Pre-Area Audition in hopes to eventually capturing a place in one of the All-State Choirs.
We celebrate the hard work of all 128 of the performers from Coppell that sang on Saturday, as well as their voice teachers, CHS Choir Staff, and CHS Choir Boosters who have supported them along the way.
Way to go Coppell Choir!
Please complete the online form below by 10/5 (Wednesday) at 8 AM to share with us your singers preference for Tranportation on October 15th.
SINGERS WHO DO NOT COMPLETE THIS FORM WILL BE EXPECTED TO ARRANGE THEIR OWN TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM THIS CONTEST.
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Ghana's 'King of Comedy', Derrick Kobina Bonney, popularly known as DKB, has vowed to stay away from his polling station on election day, December 7.
DKB made the disclosure a day after the Electoral Commission disqualified Madam Akua Donkor's Ghana Freedom Party (GFP) and 13 others from contesting in the upcoming December 7 polls.
The EC cited, among other things, that Madam Akua Donkor signed three different signatures on the form, and also failed to present a qualified running mate for the GFP. According to the EC, the GFP running mate did not meet the age requirement by law.
Madam Akua Donkor and Mrs Patricia Asante, her running mate But commenting on the issue, a disappointed DKB said he had planned to vote for the GFP because she had great ideas to make Ghana a "fantastic" country. He is therefore not going to vote in the upcoming elections.
"If Akua Donkor has been disqualified, I am not voting this year". He further explained by saying "Checking the manifestos of all the candidates, Madam Akua Donkor is my favorite because everything she is giving is free. She is going to reduce prices of almost everything meaning the country will be fantastic.
"I planned to vote for her so that as a nation we would enjoy Free Port, Free Education, Free Transportation, free Farm Produce etc. Who doesn't like free things? I am very upset by the action the EC has taken".
DKB who over the weekend thrilled fans in Kumasi at the "Pure Comedy" show with his excellent performance, would be in action again later this month as host of the RTP Awards.


The Unshaven Rant-Cast: Episode 31.2!
After a few weeks of lame excuses, the Unshaven Boys actually have a real topic to discuss! Thanks in part to Kyle's facebook page… we debate the free market! Do you shop at a comic shop, or get your books online? You can generally get them cheaper online, but won't that destroy the local shops? Tune in to find out!
Be a good person. Share the podcast with someone you love. Or someone you hate. We don't care, we're not picky!


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Today I Wrote Nothing: Who needs a dining room?
I always think I can write a blog post easily in an hour. Like, in my head, it goes like this: I sit down at 8 am, whip out some nice words about the day before or the day ahead, whack in a cute picture, et voila! 9 am and I am ready to post and start my day's work.
But that's not how it works at ALL. I'm very stream-of-consciousness when I write. What I'm thinking about right now, at this exact moment, is what goes in. Which would work if I had a large stream, but I don't. It's more like a trickle. Enough water to make mud but not enough to drink from. So I write a sentence. Then I stop. I don't know where I'm going from here. I meander over to Facebook, see if anybody new liked yesterday's post in the thirty seconds since I last checked. Return to blog. Re-read the first sentence, spend three minutes fussing with it because now it looks weird. Fix it. Time to move on to next sentence. Blank. Click over to Imgur, laugh at most viral. Contemplate digging through my phone to see if I have any good OC to share, consider making a gif. Don't do it because if I were feeling creative, I'd be writing successfully in my blog. Back to the post.
And so on and so forth. By the time I should be wrapping it all up, I'm only a paragraph in.
It's helpful - obviously - when I have something to talk about. Like today, we're hosting Cookbook Club. We're doing Polpo because it seemed fitting to have Italian this time of year, something cosy and hearty and warm. We want to eat pasta, and arancini, and bruschetta and meatballs. We're going to have a dozen friends crammed into a living room that seats four and it's going to be a comedy of cushions and couch-arm perching and I certainly won't regret having my Christmas tree up already, usurping valuable floor space. Surely someone can go on TOP the tree.
I should hit the shower and then the kitchen soon; once I'm done with all that, it's time to gather every chair/stool/ottoman/strong-looking side-table that could be used as a seat into the living room. Welcome to our home, please take a lap. Yes, you're doubling up.


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Q: lead / lag Oracle I have a field (track change)
that only gives me a value for the first line but wants to pass this on to the next one ...
with lead / lag function - that does not work

A: Assuming the source of 26 value in the should be column is BC003, Lead can be used as shown below:
With tab (BC003) as( Select 1 from dual
               UNION ALL
             Select 18 from dual
             UNION ALL
             Select 26 from dual)
Select BC003, NVL(Lead(BC003) over (Order by 1),BC003) "Shoud be"
from tab;

Output:
SQL> /

     BC003   Shoud be
---------- ----------
         1         18
        18         26
        26         26

A: Oracle Setup:
CREATE TABLE test_data( id, object, bc003, track_change ) AS
SELECT 121, 12,  1, 15   FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 121, 13,  1, NULL FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 121, 14,  1, NULL FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 121, 15,  1, NULL FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 121, 16,  1, NULL FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 121, 12, 18, 22   FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 121, 13, 18, NULL FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 121, 14, 18, NULL FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 121, 15, 18, NULL FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 121, 16, 18, NULL FROM DUAL

Query 1:
You can use an analytic function:
SELECT t.*,
       MIN( track_change ) OVER ( PARTITION BY id, bc003 ) AS track_change_new
FROM   test_data t

Query 2:
You can use LAG with the IGNORE NULLS clause:
SELECT t.*,
       COALESCE(
         track_change,
         LAG( track_change ) IGNORE NULLS OVER (
           PARTITION BY id, bc003
           ORDER BY object
         )
       ) AS track_change_new
FROM   test_data t

Output:
Both output the same:

 ID | OBJECT | BC003 | TRACK_CHANGE | TRACK_CHANGE_NEW
--: | -----: | ----: | -----------: | ---------------:
121 |     12 |     1 |           15 |               15
121 |     13 |     1 |         null |               15
121 |     14 |     1 |         null |               15
121 |     15 |     1 |         null |               15
121 |     16 |     1 |         null |               15
121 |     12 |    18 |           22 |               22
121 |     13 |    18 |         null |               22
121 |     14 |    18 |         null |               22
121 |     15 |    18 |         null |               22
121 |     16 |    18 |         null |               22

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Here you can buy cake and cupcake toppers to help raise vital funding for NASS. For every sale of these cake toppers, 25% is donated to NASS.
Ankylosing spondylitis (axial spondyloarthritis) (AS) is a painful, incurable inflammatory arthritis, mainly affecting the spine. It affects around 200,000 people in the UK, and symptoms tend to start between the ages of 18-24. In severe cases, it can fuse the spine together, causing a lifetime of on-going pain, medication and suffering.
The National Ankylosing Spondylitis Society (NASS) is the only charity in the UK dedicated to providing life-changing support to anyone affected by AS. We do this through our information-packed website, huge range of publications and our expert Helpline. Our local volunteer-led exercise groups also offer specialist group physiotherapy and hydrotherapy to 900 people each week at over 90 locations across the UK.
Join the NASS Mighty Orange Mashup this May and raise help to change the lives of people living with ankylosing spondylitis.
A Mighty Orange Mashup can be whatever you like - as long as it's fun and orange! Whether it's an afternoon tea with family, a bake sale at your work, or a pub quiz with friends, it's a chance to get together and make a massive difference.
Visit www.nass.co.uk to find out more about how you can get involved!


Lentils are one of those foods that just don't present well. They can taste absolutely fabulous but have very little plate appeal ... Not that my boys care when eating them as they taste great and are a really good, filling addition to the lunchbox. But when I'm photographing them I'm not enthused about the "look". I am however, delighted to serve them - especially to Max. Now he's not eating meat lentils are a simple way to provide protein and help keep him full too. I have noticed he seems to be eating more so his body is probably missing the satiating meat portion he would normally have.
Today he has chopped veg (a given), corn, apple, plum, a piece of kumara quiche and a big portion of lentils. I cooked a big batch last night and spent time thinking how I could infuse flavour into Max's without adding any meat stock/meat. I was delighted as his actually tasted better than the other one I did which I slow cooked with some lamb!


June 15, 2013 (Descanso) -- The Descanso Days' Fair and Parade "Back to the Old West", presented by the Descanso Town Hall Association, takes place July 13 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The parade, which begins at 10 a.m. at the Hotshots parking lot at 24321 Viejas Grade Road, Descanso, will follow Viejas Grade to the Descanso School.
The Fair will be held at the Town Hall, 24536 Viejas Grade Road and features live music from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m., including a steel kettle drum band, Just Friends Bluegrass, Breaking Bad and Barbwire Country Western. Native American dancer, Eric Runningpath will perform and the Luke Barbour Scholarship Awards will be presented.
March 17, 2013 (Julian) – All of Julian is invited to join the Fourth of July Parade Committee for an evening of fun, festivity and fundraising at Wynola Pizza on March 25. The fun starts at 5:30 p.m. at the Red Barn.
You can enjoy a pizza dinner plus locally produced wine and cider while supporting the parade. The committee will also offer raffle tickets for a ride on a vintage aircraft, an opportunity to purchase t-shirts worn on parade day 20 years ago, and share in the 50/50 drawing.
January 21, 2013 (Lemon Grove) -- City Council Members George Gastil and Racquel Vasquez represented Lemon Grove at the 33rd Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade, honoring the late civil rights activist.
Thousands of spectators lined the parade route on Harbor Drive, from the County Administration Building to the Midway Museum, to see more than 60 community groups, marching bands, and government organizations from throughout the country participate in the event.


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"New Young Women Presidency Announced," Ensign, Sept. 1978, 76
Elaine A. Cannon of Salt Lake City, Utah, has been called as general president of the Young Women. The First Presidency announced the change July 12.
Called as her counselors were Arlene B. Darger of Salt Lake City, first counselor; and Norma B. Smith of Ogden, Utah, second counselor.
Ruth H. Funk, former general president, and counselors Hortense Child Smith and Ardeth G. Kapp were released after serving for nearly six years.
Sister Cannon, a writer and lecturer, said she hopes the Young Women can help youth in the Church by giving answers "in a way that will be understandable to today's generation."
A graduate of the University of Utah, she has worked with Church publications, newspapers, television, and freelance writing. She has taught continuing education courses for. Utah State University, the University of Utah, and Brigham Young University. She recently has served on the Church Activities Committee and has been the staff coordinator for the 1980 sesquicentennial observance of the Church.
She has served on the general board of the Young Women's Mutual Improvement Association, on the Youth Correlation Committee, the LDS Student Association, and Church writing committees.
She and her husband, D. James Cannon, are parents of six children and grandparents of eleven.
Sister Darger, also a Salt Lake City native, has been involved with the Civic Music Association of Salt Lake City and has sung with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir for nine years. She graduated from the University of Utah. Her Church service includes Church music festivals and leading and teaching in the Young Women organization, the Relief Society, the Sunday School, and the Primary. She has also been a ward organist. She and her husband, Stanford P. Darger, have five children and three grandchildren.
Sister Smith, a native of Heber City, Utah, also has been active in music. She has performed with singing groups in Idaho and Utah for twenty years. A graduate of the University of Utah, she serves on the advisory board of the University of Utah School of Nursing and the Primary Children's Medical Center Development Fund. Her Church service includes youth, Relief Society, and Primary work on ward and stake levels. She has helped write instructional manuals for the Church. She and her husband, Lowell D. Smith, are parents of eight children and have eleven grandchildren.
The Young Women presidency, announced in July, is Elaine Cannon, center, president; Arlene Darger, left, first counselor; and Norma B. Smith, second counselor.


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Election industry fights open source like it is 1999
The Election Technology Council, which has given us years of questionable election results with systems that can't be audited and whose accuracy thus can't be guaranteed, is out with a white paper saying that, in effect, if code is disclosed only outlaws will have code.
By Dana Blankenhorn for Linux and Open Source | April 21, 2009 -- 09:56 GMT (02:56 PDT) | Topic: Open Source
I know. References to Prince's 1982 hit "1999" are now quite dated.
But the electronic voting industry's attack on open source is so ridiculous that 20th century references are required. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
The funniest charge is contained in the group's press release:
Mandating open source requirements, or full software disclosure, upon current proprietary products would open the possibility of a government taking in violation of the United States Constitution. The Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibits the taking of private property without just compensation.
Let me get this right. If I make you tell me how your black box decided who won an election, I'm violating your Constitutional rights? ROFLMAO.
Rice computer science professor Dan Wallach, writing at a Princeton-hosted blog, fisked this better than I could.
Disclosing the source code only results in a complete forfeiture of the software's security if there was never any security there in the first place.
Oh, snap!
If it seems I am not taking the ETC arguments seriously, it's because I'm not. Their arguments against open source demonstrate better than anything critics might say why the industry needs to be reformed.
About that, I'm as serious as a heart attack.
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Makeke Kapolei Farmers and Green Market is turning one year old, and to celebrate the occasion, it hosts its One Year Anniversary Community Celebration from 3 to 6:30 p.m. Oct. 25 in the Kapolei High School parking lot.
In addition to the market's weekly features, the event will feature free cupcakes for the first 100 customers, live entertainment, door prizes, pumpkin carving, a costume contest, petting zoo, pony rides and more.
Sponsored by the Malama Learning Center, Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center and Kapolei High School, Makeke Kapolei features more than 30 vendors with fresh fruit and vegetables from local farms, baked goods, organic butters, local honey, peanut butter, jams, local organic beef, fresh fish, native and landscaping plants, vegetable starter plants, food trucks, arts and crafts and more. Each week, the market also hosts workshops, including cultural and cooking demonstrations — and EBT/SNAP is now accept- ed.
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Posted By Scott Renshaw on February 20, 2015, 11:38 AM
If you're a film critic, you will be asked this question. You will be asked this question for what seems like forever, but really just amounts to the three months between the first trickle of critics' group awards in early December and the red carpet ceremony at the end of February: "So, what's gonna win the Oscar."
Sometimes, in some categories, we all know. Sometimes we don't have a clue and pretend we know. Sometimes we don't care and pretend we care. We love Oscar, we hate Oscar, we need it and we wish it would go away forever. But here it is at last, promising at least a few months' respite from a campaign season that feels like it lasts longer than a presidential election cycle.
I don't have any horses in this race, from a practical standpoint. I long ago divorced my own artistic preferences from this crazy industry beast called Oscar, because they're not about the same thing. If you have any doubts about that fact, just read the interviews with actual Oscar voters published in The Hollywood Reporter this week.
Nevertheless, it's sometimes fun to play the game of guessing what those crazy voters have deemed worthy. And so, on with some silly predictions for the 24 categories that will be awarded on Sunday night.
Short Films: Everyone's ballot gets screwed by these, so let's get them out of the way. I didn't catch the Documentary Shorts programs this year, so I'll simply defer to my colleague Danny Bowes' prediction that Joanna is the pick there. Animated Short has rarely gone to the studio favorite (remember Get a Horse last year?), and Feast may experience the same fate. I'm going with the anti-bullying allegory of The Dam Builder. And in Live Action Short, I get the feeling that my personal favorite, Aya, isn't going to stick with the voters. Flipping a coin between the Irish "Troubles"-set Boogaloo and Graham and the immigrant refugee drama Parvaneh, I'm guessing that Parvaneh feels like the more "important" one to honor.
Sound Editing/Sound Mixing: Nobody knows the difference, so don't ask. Nobody in the industry knows. I'm not even sure actual sound technicians know. I do know that this could be the place to find out whether there's any support for American Sniper in any category. It's entirely possible that it has a silent base of support, and could win both, especially since more voters will have seen it than Interstellar or The Hobbit. I'm taking a shot (ha! shot!) that American Sniper takes Editing (the one more based on external sound effects), but Whiplash continues a long Academy tradition of musicals or movies based around music (Dreamgirls, Chicago, Ray & Les Miserables just in recent years) winning Mixing.
Music: Original Score is tricky with two Alexandre Desplat nominations competing (The Grand Budapest Hotel and The Imitation Game), which could result in the dreaded split vote. But it feels like The Grand Budapest Hotel is in line for several technical awards, and this could be one of them. As for Original Song, this appears to be the place where voters can assuage their consciences over ignoring Selma in all other categories, by recognizing "Glory." Though "Everything is Awesome" would be awesome.
Visual Effects: Seems like a lot of voters really liked Guardians of the Galaxy. I'm still guessing Dawn of the Planet of the Apes has more support. Or maybe just "hoping".
Makeup/Hairstyling: Maybe Grand Budapest. Maybe Steve Carell's Foxcatcher nose. Let's go with all the body makeup in Guardians of the Galaxy.
Production Design/Costume Design: The Grand Budapest Hotel will take both. I think. Let's move on.
Cinematography: Remember how Academy voters really liked that trick in Gravity of making it seem like there was one really long shot? Yeah, they still really like that stuff. Birdman in a walk.
Editing: That Whiplash finale in particular is going to wow a lot of voters, and rightly so. I still get the sense that the achievement of pulling together 12 years worth of footage for Boyhood will give it an edge.
Documentary Feature: Citizenfour has been the presumed winner in this category for months. Doesn't feel like anything has changed.
Animated Feature: I've gotten my Lego Movie groaning out of the way. Conventional wisdom seems to be that folks have rallied around How to Train Your Dragon 2. Which is interesting. No further comment.
Foreign Language Feature: I wouldn't be shocked to see any of these nominees win. I'll only lean towards Ida thanks to its surprise inclusion among the Cinematography nominees, which suggests it may have been more widely seen and appreciated.
Adapted Screenplay: Only two candidates really appear to be in play here: Graham Moore for The Imitation Game and Damien Chazelle for Whiplash (and the reasons why Whiplash is in this category rather than Original Screenplay could inspire its own "what the hell are these people thinking" rant). Whiplash probably would've taken Original, and still feels like the favorite here, if only by a nose.
Original Screenplay: It certainly wouldn't be a surprise if Birdman took this one, but Wes Anderson for The Grand Budapest Hotel feels like the pick here.
Supporting Actor/Supporting Actress: No point wasting time on foregone conclusions: J.K. Simmons in Whiplash. Patricia Arquette in Boyhood.
Actress: Julianne Moore in Still Alice is only slightly less of a lock than the supporting performance categories.
Actor: Oh boy. For years, I've been a proponent of an almost mathematical theory for predicting the lead acting categories that involves six criteria: 1) playing a real-life person; 2) "glamming down" or physical transformation; 3) adopting an accent or distinctive speech pattern (the Rain Man/Forrest Gump rule); 4) struggling with mental illness or addiction; 5) dying or being terminally ill on screen, or mourning a death on screen; 6) a previously winless veteran who's deemed to be "due." This formula is why Julianne Moore is a sure thing. Unfortunately, that formula would point to Steve Carell this year, and he's not winning. So if I can't rely on my formula to break the seeming deadlock between Michael Keaton in Birdman and Eddie Redmayne in The Theory of Everything, what can I rely on? I'm thinking a late surge—and the general historical preference for playing real-life people—is the difference for Redmayne.
Director: The flashy choreographic trickery of Birdman gives Alejandro González Iñárritu the upper hand over Boyhood's Richard Linklater.
Picture: Boyhood. Birdman. Boyhood. Birdman. American Sniper? OK, first, a brief lesson in the crazy way the Best Picture Oscar ballot works differently from any other category's voting. Basically, every voter is asked to rank all eight nominees in order of preference. In the first round of tabulation, "stacks" are created with all the first-place votes in each category. The film with the least number of first place votes then gets all of its votes distributed to the film that was second on each list. So, hypothetically, if Selma had the fewest first place votes, and you voted for Selma first and Boyhood second, your vote then goes into the Boyhood pile. And the process goes on like that—including third-place or lower votes being the determining factor if higher-ranking films have already been eliminated from contention—until one stack has more than 50 percent of the votes in it.
What that means is that a movie with a crapload of second-place votes might actually end up in better shape than a movie with, say, even one-quarter of the first-place votes. And this is why I'm giving Boyhood the edge over Birdman: It just feels like there are more people who would put Birdman at the bottom of their rankings than would put Boyhood at the bottom of their rankings.
Oh, one final thing: My prediction history is, in general, terrible. If you use my choices to fill out your own ballot, I take no responsibility for anything.
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Tо takе full advantagе оf thе Phantоm 4 RTK's pоsitiоning mоdulеs, thе nеw TimеSync systеm was crеatеd tо cоntinually align thе flight cоntrоllеr, camеra and RTK mоdulе. Additiоnally, TimеSync еnsurеs еach phоtо usеs thе mоst accuratе mеtadata and fixеs thе pоsitiоning data tо thе cеntеr оf thе CMОS – оptimizing thе rеsults frоm phоtоgrammеtric mеthоds and lеtting thе imagе achiеvе cеntimеtеr-lеvеl pоsitiоning data.
Capturе thе bеst imagе data with a 1-inch, 20 mеgapixеl CMОS sеnsоr. Mеchanical shuttеr makеs mapping missiоns оr rеgular data capturе sеamlеss as thе Phantоm 4 RTK can mоvе whilе taking picturеs withоut thе risk оf rоlling shuttеr blur. Duе tо thе high rеsоlutiоn, thе Phantоm 4 RTK can achiеvе a Grоund Samplе Distancе (GSD) оf 2.74 cm at 100 mеtеrs flight altitudе. Tо еnsurе еach Phantоm 4 RTK оffеrs unparallеlеd accuracy, еvеry singlе camеra lеns gоеs thrоugh a rigоrоus calibratiоn prоcеss whеrе radial and tangеntial lеns distоrtiоns arе mеasurеd. Thе distоrtiоn paramеtеrs gathеrеd arе savеd intо еach imagе's mеtadata, lеtting pоst-prоcеssing sоftwarе adjust uniquеly fоr еvеry usеr.
A nеw GS RTK app allоws pilоts tо intеlligеntly cоntrоl thеir Phantоm 4 RTK, with twо planning mоdеs – Phоtоgrammеtry and Waypоint Flight – alоngsidе a mоrе traditiоnal flight mоdе. Thе planning mоdеs lеt pilоts sеlеct thе drоnе's flight path whilе adjusting оvеrlap ratе, altitudе, spееd, camеra paramеtеrs and mоrе, оffеring an autоmatеd mapping оr inspеctiоn wоrkflоw.
Thе GS RTK app has bееn built with its usеrs in mind and thеrеfоrе has a rangе оf fеaturеs built fоr spеcific mapping оr inspеctiоn wоrkflоws. Thе app has implеmеntеd dirеct lоading оf KML arеa filеs fоr in-оfficе flight planning, a nеw shuttеr priоrity mоdе tо kееp еxpоsurе cоnsistеnt acrоss all phоtоs and a strоng wind alarm tо warn pilоts оf advеrsе cоnditiоns.
Еnjоy stablе and rеliablе HD imagе and vidео transmissiоn at distancеs оf up tо 7 km, grеat fоr mapping largеr sitеs.
Suppоrt yоur Phantоm 4 RTK missiоns with thе D-RTK 2 Mоbilе Statiоn – prоviding rеal-timе diffеrеntial data tо thе drоnе and fоrming an accuratе survеying sоlutiоn. Thе Mоbilе Statiоn's ruggеd dеsign and ОcuSync 2.0 transmissiоn systеm еnsurеs yоu can gain cеntimеtеr-lеvеl accuratе data with yоur Phantоm 4 RTK in any cоnditiоn.


Everything is ready to go at the Gamper Festival 2014, with plenty going on for all members of the family at the Camp Nou. The grounds will be open to the general public in what is always a wonderful moment of bonding between the club and its supporters.
Due to the hosting at the same time of the XXXVII World Meeting of Supporters Clubs, the build-up to Monday's 49th Joan Gamper Trophy will take place all weekend. On August 16, 17 and 18 there will be all kinds of activities, workshops and shows in and around the Auditori 1899. On the day of the match, August 18, the whole forecourt of the Camp Nou will be a hive of activity, with all of the entrances to the grounds open from 10.00 am.
Coca-cola Futbol: Miniature football pitch where boys and girls can play.
Tattoo workshop: Get the club crest tattooed on any part of your body.
Sumo football: Four sumo wrestlers inside a giant ball with a protective helmet try to push their opponents into the goal.
Fussball: Shaded area where you can take on family and friends.
Jumping: Get as high as you can while safely strapped to elastic beds.
Shows and concerts: Comedian Pep Plaza and 'Havanera' singers Mar i Vent will be onstage on the 17th. On Monday 18 there's the Estrella Damm series of concerts, with Band The Marxa (15.15 and 16.45), la Senyoreta Descalça (15.45 and 17.15) and Oques Grasses (16.15 and 18.00).
Fresh football: An inflatable football pitch covered in 30 cm deep water for teams of 3 to 5 players to enjoy a peculiar kind of football.
Flytrap: Going up in these inflatables is like being a fly trapped in a spider's web.
Inflatable goalie: Inflatable goalposts over a mattress where you can practice your goalkeeping skills in complete safety.
Futbol-tennis: A great game to play with your friends.
Zorball: Children get inside a giant inflatable ball and spin it around as they try to score.
Remember that from 18.30, the gates to the stadium itself will be open to those with tickets. At 19.30, Luis Enrique's first team will be introduced to the crowd, the first time they will have appeared at the Camp Nou this new season.


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Corrie bombshell: Sinead has just weeks to live
She and Daniel share the heartbreaking news with family and friends…
by Inside Soap October 1, 2019, 12:04 am
Sinead and Daniel are forced to break the devastating news that those around them have been dreading in Coronation Street – she only has a few weeks left to live.
As the Barlow and Tinker families gather to mark Ken's 80th and Bertie's first birthdays, the shell-shocked couple return from the hospital, where Sinead's oncologist has revealed that her cancer is not responding to treatment, and her time is running out.
"Sinead's had a sense of clarity, she knows she needs to tell everyone," explains Rob Mallard, who plays the distraught husband and father, in this week's Inside Soap. "They feel that with such a limited time left, they don't want to waste it on small talk about other things."
After the party, as the tragic couple lie in bed together, Sinead apologises to Daniel about leaving him to bring up their son on his own.
How will Daniel cope with being Bertie's only parent? And how does Rob feel about his co-star Katie McGlynn leaving for pastures now? Find out more in this week's issue.
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Originated in Newfoundland, off the coast of Canada, the Labrador Retrievers were first used to retrieve large fish escaping from nets in icy waters and waterfowls. In the 19th century, they were taken on fishing boats to England where they were used and bred as hunting dogs. Being gundogs, and therefore used to spending a great deal of time with their masters, the Labradors exhibit a tremendous preference for the company of people. They are also known to be highly compatible with other pets.
Labradors love being around people and wants to be everybody's friend. They are very sociable, intelligent, active, fun-loving animals who are eager to please. They make ideal pets for families with children, and make great watchdogs too. The best possible reference for the breed's docile and reliable nature is the fact that virtually all guide dogs for the blind in Australia are Labrador Retrievers.
Labradors require very little grooming and only need the regular trimming of their nails and cleaning of their ears.
Labradors are very responsive to training and require regular exercises. Adult Labradors require a 30-minute walk each day and puppies will need regular short play time. It is also important to monitor their diet as they mature because they do have the tendency to put on weight which can cause health problems.
For the latest research in breed-related problems in Labrador Retrievers visit the University of Sydney's LIDA (Listing of Inherited Disorders in Animals) website.