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Sultan Rahi ( - ) était un acteur très populaire du cinéma pakistanais. Son nom est cité dans le Livre Guinness des records comme l'un des comédiens les plus prolifiques de l'histoire du cinéma mondial.

Avec plus de 500 films à son palmarès, il s'impose comme un élément important du cinéma pakistanais. En compagnie de l'actrice Anjuman, ils formèrent, dans les années 70 et 80, un couple connu qui a marqué les films d'action du Penjab, avec une multitude de films ultra-violents aux montages psychotiques et épileptiques, qui bousculèrent toutes les conventions du genre.

Biographie
Sultan Rahi de son vrai nom Sultan Muhammad, est né en 1938 d'une famille d'immigrés de l'Uttar Pradesh (région du nord-Est de l'Inde) et installée à Rawalpindi, au Pendjab. Sultan commence sa carrière d'acteur non pas au cinéma mais sur les planches d'un théâtre abandonné où il surjoue quelques pièces dramatiques.
Il intégrera ensuite le  via de petits rôles, en commençant par faire de la figuration sur le film Baghi.

Si les années 60 ne lui réservent encore que des seconds rôles, il commence peu à peu à se faire connaître du public, en jouant dans un premier temps des rôles de méchants, puis en campant, à partir du début des années 70, des rôles de héros. C'est finalement en 1972 que sa carrière prend une tournure décisive, avec pas moins de trois films tenant le haut de l'affiche durant plusieurs mois, où il parvient enfin à gagner sa vie. En 1979, Maula Jatt, impose définitivement son personnage interchangeable d'un film à un autre, de redresseur de torts incorruptible et protecteur des opprimés. Le succès de ce western paki est immédiat, engendrant un assez grand nombre de suites, ce qui en fait la première franchise de l'histoire de Lollywood.

Son physique de Pakistanais moyen, idéal pour l'identification du spectateur local, et sa capacité à déclamer de longues tirades shakespeariennes avant chaque combat, en feront l'un des acteurs les plus appréciés de l'ancienne partie islamique de l'Inde.

Les années 80 seront les années de la consécration, qui verront s'enchaîner les succès au box-office Pakistanais, tels Sher Kanh, Chan Veryam et même un certain The Godfather Kanh dont Coppola se serait, paraît-il, inspiré pour mettre en scène sa trilogie. On le voit dans des productions de plus en plus improbables, comme Hitlar, dans lequel il affronte le fils du Führer, ou bien Janbaaz

Décès
Dans les années 90, tandis que toutes les industries de cinéma populaire du monde s'écroulent les unes après les autres, Lollywood résiste tant bien que mal et Sultan continue de tourner régulièrement. Pourtant, le , alors qu'il est âgé de 57 ans et qu'on lui promet encore de nombreux rôles de jeune premier, Sultan Rahi, au volant de sa voiture, roule sur la Grand Trunk Road (route entre Lahore et Islamabad), où il est tué à bout portant. Selon le rapport de police, Sultan aurait été assassiné par deux tueurs non identifiés alors qu'il changeait la roue de son véhicule. Une affaire un peu trouble qui n'a jamais été résolue.

De son vivant il aura tourné plus de 700 films, dont au moins 500 en tant que vedette entre 1972 et 1995.

Filmographie

Cinéma
 1940 : Dad Rudd, M.P. : Susie
 1950 : Ha'penny Breeze : Florrie Catchpowell (non crédité)
 1979 : Maula Jatt
 1982 : The Clinic

Télévision

Séries télévisées
 1959 : Emergency : May
 1962-1963 : Consider Your Verdict : Mrs. Burns / Joyce Breasley
 1966-1975 : Homicide : Mrs. Martin / Dry-Cleaning Manager / Mrs. Marshall / ...
 1970-1974 : Division 4 : Mrs. Anderson / Mrs. Costa / Mrs. Stewart
 1971-1976 : Matlock Police : Nell Kennedy
 1979 : Prisoner : Mrs. Henries
 1980 : Water Under the Bridge : Merle
 1980 : Young Ramsay : Daisy Hawkins
 1983 : Filles et Garçons : Mrs. Porter

Téléfilms
 1961 : Quiet Night : Matron

Notes et références

Liens externes

 Site officiel

Acteur pakistanais
Critique de l'islam
Naissance dans l'Uttar Pradesh
Naissance dans le Raj britannique
Décès en janvier 1996
Décès à Gujranwala
Naissance en juin 1938
Décès à 57 ans
Acteur assassiné
Mort assassiné au Pakistan


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Q: Getting custom replace to work similar to how PHP PDO works I just want to know how to replace a certain index character with an array constantly like how PDO works in PHP? Here is my code;
The the code
    private $string;

    public function __construct($string = null) {
        if ($string !== null) {
            $this->string = $string;
        } else {
            $this->string = '';
        }
    }

    public function getString() {
        return $this->string;
    }

    public function replaceWith($index, $array = array()) {
        $lastArrayPoint = 0;
        $i = 0;
        while ($i < sizeof($this->string)) {
            if (substr($this->string, $i, $i + 1) == $index) {
                $newString[$i] = $array[$lastArrayPoint];
                $i = $i . sizeof($array[$lastArrayPoint]);
                $lastArrayPoint++;
            } else {
                $newString[$i] = $this->string[$i];
            }
            $i++;
        }
        return $this;
    }

and the executing code
    $string = new CustomString("if ? == true then do ?");
    $string->replaceWith('?', array("mango", "print MANGO"));
    echo '

' . $string->getString() . '

';

Thank you for the help I hope I will recieve.

A: $string = "if %s == true then do %s. Escaping %% is out of the box.";
$string = vsprintf($string, array("mango", "print MANGO"));
echo "

$string

";

A: str_replace has an optional count parameter, so you can make it replace one occurrance at a time. You can just loop through the array, and replace the next question mark for element N.
$string = "if %s == true then do %s";
$params = array("mango", "print MANGO");
foreach ($params as $param)
  $string = str_replace('?', $param, $string, 1);

A: Thanks for the help guys but they did not work the way I wanted it to work. I have found a way to get it too work. Here is the code
public function replaceWith($index, $array = array()) {
    $arrayPoint = 0;
    $i = 0;
    $newString = "";
    while ($i < strlen($this->string)) {
        if (substr($this->string, $i, 1) === $index) {
            $newString .= $array[$arrayPoint];
            $arrayPoint++;
        } else {
            $newString .= substr($this->string, $i, 1);
        }
        $i++;
    }
    $this->string = $newString;
    return $this;
}

if anyone has a better way then you can tell me but for now this works.

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1926 Leona 2017
Leona Schneider
October 26, 1926 — December 17, 2017
Leona Loretta Schneider, 91 year old resident of Sobieski died Sunday, December 17 at her home with her loving family by her side. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday, December 29 at 10:30 A.M. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Flensburg, MN with Father Jimmy Joseph officiating. The burial will be held in the parish cemetery. A visitation will be held on Thursday, December 28from 4:00-8:00 P.M. The Rosary will be said at 4:30 P.M. followed by Parish Prayers at 7:00 P.M on Thursday evening at the funeral home at Emblom Brenny Funeral Service in Little Falls and from 9:30 until the hour of the service at the church on Friday in Flensburg.
Leona Warzecha was born October 26, 1926 in Royalton, MN to the late Philip and Frances (Pintok) Warzecha. She attended rural country school near Royalton as a young girl. At the age of 16 she moved to Minneapolis where she worked at an artillery company making ammunition to assist with the war efforts. Leona returned to Morrison County when she met her future husband, Alphonse at a dance near her home. Leona was united in marriage to Alphonse Joker Schneider on May 15, 1946. The couple made their home in Swan River Township, Morrison County, Minnesota for 59 years. She worked as a certified nursing assistant for 31 years at Little Falls Care Center, formerly known as Lutheran Senior Citizens Home. The couple moved to Sobieski, MN in October of 2005. On July 12, 2006, Alphonse died and Leona continued living in Sobieski, MN. Leona was a member of the Rosary Sodality, St. Annes Missions, funeral lunch program Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Flensburg and St. Stanislaus Catholic Church in Sobieski. She enjoyed quilting, canning, baking especially her poppy seed coffee cakes, gardening, reading, picking berries, making homemade jams, 6-5-4 dice game, 500 Rummy card game and was known to hold her aces during that card game.
Leona is survived by her sons Terry (Elaine) Schneider of Wahpeton, ND, Toby (Karla) Schneider of Swanville, MN, Tony Schneider of St. Michael, MN; daughters, Janice Allen of Richmond, VA, Josine (Gary) Skenzich of Coon Rapids, MN, Marlyce (David) Plante of Sartell, MN, Connie (Gerry) Horsch of St. Joseph, MN, Jordyce (Tim) Scheffler of Alexandria, MN, Renee (Stan Zachman) Schneider of Rogers, MN; grandchildren Amy, Jon, Melinda, Gary, Nicholas, Adam, Ashley, Joe, Travis, Justin and Hannah; great-grandchildren, Kayla, Brooke, Alexis, Chase, Trevor, Derrick, Easton, Logan; great-great-grandchild, Lucas.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Alphonse Joker on July 12, 2006; son, Marvin Schneider on May 13, 1964; grandson, John on October 15, 1994; brother, Elmer Warzecha; sisters, Evelyn Benusa, Bernice Wollack and Loretta Benusa.
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Luter Wildin reflects on his first few months at the club ahead of Saturday's game
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Luther on a tough week…
"Our bodies aren't feeling too bad, we have gone out and trained today and got our legs working again. I think it is important to get your bodies going after a long trip and a long 90 minutes which I think we did well with to get the point from in the end.
"We were back out there today, focusing now on Saturday and making sure everything is right for Yeovil.
"If we are going to think about how we are going to improve, we know that we need to start scoring goals again. That was the first game we have had without a goal, it is nothing to worry about, but we know that we need to get back to scoring goals and then keeping the clean sheets as well."
On a good start to the season…
"I think being a new squad, it is important to try and get those wins as soon as possible, just so everyone can settle in and focus on the long run rather than the short term.
"Once you start to get those points on the board you can just take every game as it comes after that. I cannot really ask much more of the season so far, I am loving every minute of it.
"We have got big games coming up and I am just looking forward to improving as a player and helping the squad to get some points on the board."
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"We know that is going to be within them and they are still going to have it on their minds. We have just got to forget about them, focus on ourselves and on what we are going to do to beat them."
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Minot State nursing to hold White Coat Ceremony
By Michael Linnell
University Communications Director
MINOT, N.D. – Minot State University Department of Nursing, in partnership with Trinity Health, will hold its White Coat Ceremony for incoming 2021-22 students.
The White Coat Ceremony, scheduled for Aug. 24 at Ann Nicole Nelson Hall, is a rite of passage to emphasize the importance of compassionate patient care at the very start of training. The 2:30 p.m. event marks the first-ever White Coat Ceremony for Minot State nursing.
"After meeting the designated criteria set, the Department of Nursing was awarded a small grant to host the White Coat Ceremony. The grant is an excellent opportunity for nursing programs to highlight the importance of nursing excellence," said April Warren, MSU nursing department chair.
In conjunction with the Arnold P Gold Foundation/AACN grant, Trinity Health has graciously agreed to sponsor the White Coach Ceremony. The sponsorship from Trinity Health covers the cost of the white coat for each nursing student.
"A white coat ceremony is symbolic of a transition or commitment to the nursing profession. It is a rite of passage — a visual reminder of a commitment to hold the nursing profession in high regard, a student's obligation to a life of service and learning, and passion for what it means to answer the calling to be a nurse," said Karen Zimmerman, chief nursing officer / vice president for patient care services at Trinity Health. "It is also a visual reminder of the partnership between MSU and Trinity Health. With both of our names embroidered onto the lab coat, it shows our commitment to working together to grow and support the nursing profession. Our partnership has allowed us to add additional students to the MSU program and take steps to meet an increasing need for nurses.
"Our partnership also demonstrates how healthcare organizations can work with academic institutions to support students throughout their academic life and continue that support into their professional life as a nurse."
"We are incredibly grateful for the strong partnership between Minot State University and Trinity Health," added Warren. "Our nursing students are the future of nursing. MSU and Trinity Health maintains a shared commitment to high quality care with compassion and empathy as the hallmark of the nursing profession. This partnership continues to generate significant opportunities for our nursing students and our future nurses. Together we will continue to create opportunities that exemplify our commitment to nursing excellence."
Minot State is one of 410 universities total and 50 for the 2021-22 academic year to earn the grant from the Arnold P Gold Foundation and the AACN. MSU joins just two other North Dakota universities, North Dakota State in 2014 and the University of North Dakota in 2015, to receive the honor.
New students will recite an oath with a commitment to humanistic — compassionate, collaborative, and scientifically excellent — patient care. Those students will be cloaked before family and friends in the iconic white coat that signifies their status as healthcare professionals.
"The Arnold P Gold Foundation/AACN grant also provides 'Keeping Healthcare Human' pins for each of our incoming nursing students, which are placed on the white coat," Warren said. "The pin welcomes each incoming nursing student to their new profession and serves as a visual reminder to deliver the best care to their patients, compassion and empathy must be the hallmark of their care."
The first White Coat Ceremony took place in 1993 at the Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons. Today, hundreds of nursing schools, nearly every medical school in the United States, and many other health profession schools around the globe participate in this tradition of humanistic care.
"Since 1993, The White Coat Ceremony has been an early and essential touchpoint of humanism on the path of a healthcare professional," said Richard I. Levin, president and CEO of The Gold Foundation. "Today, as we are facing the dual pandemics of COVID-19 and racism, the White Coat Ceremony is all the more relevant in emphasizing the importance of the human connection in healthcare. We are grateful for the leadership of Minot State University in elevating the message, both during the ceremony and throughout the years of education, that empathy and respect are critical parts of optimal care."
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H.R. 5459 (102nd)
H.R. 5459 (102nd): Antarctic Environmental Protection Protocol Act of 1992
To implement the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty, and for other purposes.
102nd Congress (1991–1992)
This bill was introduced on August 6, 1992, in a previous session of Congress, but it did not receive a vote.
Walter Beaman Jones
Representative for North Carolina's 1st congressional district
11 Cosponsors (8 Democrats, 3 Republicans)
Ordered Reported
A committee has voted to issue a report to the full chamber recommending that the bill be considered further. Only about 1 in 4 bills are reported out of committee.
H.R. 5459 (102nd) was a bill in the United States Congress.
Bills numbers restart every two years. That means there are other bills with the number H.R. 5459. This is the one from the 102nd Congress.
This bill was introduced in the 102nd Congress, which met from Jan 3, 1991 to Oct 9, 1992. Legislation not passed by the end of a Congress is cleared from the books.
GovTrack.us. (2023). H.R. 5459 — 102nd Congress: Antarctic Environmental Protection Protocol Act of 1992. Retrieved from https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/102/hr5459
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Real Vision Presents...: Adventures in Finance 43 - Take-out or Delivery: What's really happening in retail?
On the eve of the Holiday shopping season, Stephanie Pomboy (MacroMavens) and Dana Telsey (Telsey Advisory Group) stake very different positions about the health of the retail space and the consumer. Then Jim Sullivan (Green Street Advisors) explains what it all means for the real estate sector. Plus, Mark Spiegel (Stanphyl Capital) discusses a key mistake he made early in his investing career and the valuable lesson he learned as a corporate insider.


We watched a flock of birds fly over the field.
Is that Lee's new bird?
A lot of wealthy people have their own personal trainer (= a person they employ to help them exercise).
He is a terrific athlete and a brilliant jumper.
"Every year she makes us a jumper," said Ron, unwrapping his own, "and mine's always maroon."
She left the bedroom a ridiculous mess, the comforter on the floor, the sheets tossed aside.
Those are my maternity pants!
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I had to wear a brace for my crooked teeth when I was a teenager.
You don't need braces if you're wearing a belt!
He sat in a kitchen chair, reached down and pulled off his boots.
I always keep a blanket and a toolkit in the boot for emergencies.


The plaintiff — a creative director at a news station — claims that a member of the pop superstar's team has acknowleged seeing his work.
Beyonce Knowles-Carter unleashed Lemonade without much advance hype, but about a week before her album dropped amid an accompanying HBO special, she posted a trailer on YouTube. According to a new lawsuit filed in New York, this trailer was copied without permission from a short film titled Palinoia.
The plaintiff in the case is Matthew Fulks, who identifies himself as both an independent filmmaker as well as the creative director at WDRB. Fulks says he conceptualizes, writes and directs TV advertisements for the Louisville, Ky.-based news station.
In the complaint, Fulks theorizes how defendants including Sony Music, Columbia Recording and Beyonce's Parkwood Entertainment got access to Palinoia.
Fulks says he was contacted about the opportunity to direct a video by the Columbia-signed musical group MS MR, and as a result, links to Palinoia were sent to others including Bryan Younce, who has created videos for Beyonce and has been credited on her self-titled 2013 album. The lawsuit claims that in July 2015, Younce requested Fulks' email and that later he sent the plaintiff a note acknowledging that he had received his "info" with an invitation to submit a treatment for consideration by Columbia.
Five months later, the filming of Lemonade began.
Fulks is soured by what he sees.
"The number of aesthetic decisions included in Plaintiff's PALINOIA Work that are parroted in Defendants' LEMONADE Trailer demonstrates that the LEMONADE Trailer is substantially similar to the PALINOIA Work," states the complaint. "The misappropriated content includes both the particular elements that the Plaintiff chose to comprise the PALINOIA Work and the coordination and arrangement of those particular elements."
Specifically, the complaint cites nine visual similarities comprising 39 seconds of a 60-second trailer. The images allegedly taken come without any linear narrative raison d'etre. The visual similarities cited are "graffiti and persons with heads down," "red persons with eyes obscured," "parking garage," "stairwell," "black and white eyes," "title card screens," "the grass scene," "feet on the street," "side-lit ominous figures," all adding up to a supposed total concept and feel substantially similar to the short film.


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Joseph Jones Reynolds (January 4, 1822 – February 25, 1899) was an American engineer, educator, and military officer who fought in the American Civil War and the postbellum Indian Wars.

Early life and career
Reynolds was born in Flemingsburg, Kentucky. He briefly attended Wabash College before he received an appointment in 1839 to the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York. After graduating tenth of thirty-nine cadets in the Class of 1843, Reynolds was brevetted as a second lieutenant and initially assigned to the 4th U.S. Artillery.

He successively served at Fort Monroe in Virginia, Carlisle Barracks in central Pennsylvania, and then in Zachary Taylor's occupation army in Texas in 1845 before returning to the academy as assistant professor in 1846. On December 3 of that same year, he married Mary Elizabeth Bainbridge.

He left West Point in 1857 and subsequently returned to frontier duty, this time in the Indian Territory. He resigned his army commission and taught engineering at Washington University in St. Louis for a time.

In 1860, he moved to the state of Indiana, where he owned a grocery business with one of his brothers.

American Civil War
After receiving a colonel's commission from Governor Oliver P. Morton, Reynolds was placed in command of Indiana's Camp Morton, the wartime state's militia muster encampment at Indianapolis. Reynolds's 10th Indiana Volunteer regiment was sent to western Virginia, where it played a decisive role repulsing Confederates under Robert E. Lee at Cheat Mountain.

Although promoted to brigadier general, Reynolds resigned in January 1862 and resumed training Indiana regiments at Camp Morton until November 1862 without a commission. Retroactively appointed colonel of the 75th Indiana volunteers, brigadier general with orders to build a depot and field works in Carthage, Tennessee, and then major general of U.S. volunteers, Reynolds commanded a division of XIV Corps, Army of the Cumberland, at Hoover's Gap and Chickamauga.

After serving as the army's chief of staff before Chattanooga, Reynolds was transferred to the Gulf of Mexico, where he led a division of XIX Corps that garrisoned New Orleans, Louisiana. He was later promoted to the command of the XIX Corps, and then commanded VII Corps in Arkansas.

He was the brother-in law of Brevet Brigadier General Jules C. Webber.

Postbellum career
After the war, Reynolds remained in the regular army as the Colonel of the 27th U.S. Infantry Regiment and was then assigned command of the Department of Arkansas. He later was transferred to duty in Texas during Reconstruction, replacing Charles Griffin in charge of the Department of Texas. When military rule in Texas ceased in 1870, Reynolds again returned to frontier garrison duty, and was made the Colonel of the 3rd United States Cavalry Regiment.

Battle of Powder River
Reynolds participated the Black Hills War, of 1876-1877, and led the Big Horn Expedition out of Fort Fetterman, Wyoming Territory, on March 1, 1876 in search of "hostile" Lakota Sioux and Northern Cheyenne Indians under Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse. On the morning of March 17, 1876, Reynolds and six companies, about 379 men of the 2nd and 3rd United States Cavalry Regiments attacked a Northern Cheyenne and Oglala Lakota Sioux village on the Powder River, in what became known as the Battle of Powder River. The Native Americans were camped on the west bank of the River in southeastern Montana Territory when Reynolds' soldiers attacked it, and after a five-hour-long engagement, suffering four men killed, six wounded, 66 frostbitten, and inflicting only a few killed and wounded, he withdrew his men from the battlefield and retreated about  to the south. Native American leaders in the village at the time were Two Moon, He Dog, Little Wolf, and Wooden Leg. During the battle, He Dog rode a horse belonging to Crazy Horse, who was camped only about  to the north during the battle on St. Patrick's Day.

Reynolds's winter campaign of March 1876 ended in failure and he was subsequently court-martialed for three charges. He was found guilty of all of the charges and given the sentence of suspension of rank and pay for one year's period. Joseph Reynolds resigned from the United States Army on June 25, 1877.

Death
Joseph Jones Reynolds died on February 25, 1899, in Washington, D.C., at the age of 77, and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery.

See also

List of American Civil War generals (Union)

Notes

References
 Boatner, Mark Mayo, III. The Civil War Dictionary. New York: McKay, 1988. . First published 1959 by McKay.
 Miller, Francis Trevelyan, Robert S. Lanier, and James Verner Scaife, eds. The Photographic History of the Civil War. New York: Review of Reviews Co., 1911. .
 Warner, Ezra J. Generals in Blue: Lives of the Union Commanders. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1964. .
 Military biography of Reynolds from the Cullum biographies
Biography at The Handbook of Texas online

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One of the most important services that the Whitefish Community Library offers to its cardholders is the temporary loan of books and materials from other libraries. lf the Whitefish Community Library does not have the reading or listening materials that a library user wants, it will make every effort to find them in other library collections. Most of the requests can be filled by working with the more than 30 libraries in the Montana "Partners" consortium.
lf the Montana consortium does not have the requested materials, the Whitefish Community Library staff will communicate with libraries throughout the United States and even the world. This more extensive search and service is called interlibrary loan.
The following procedures have been adopted to insure that the interlibrary loan service is provided as efficiently as possible, and that the library users are respectful of the materials that are temporarily loaned: o Library cardholders can only have two (2) active interlibrary loan requests at any one time. o They can only request the same item twice in any one-year period. o The lending library will establish the terms of the loan, particularly the due date. That due date will be the day that the materials must be returned to the Whitefish Community Library. o lf the materials are not returned by the due date, a fine of $1.O0 per day will be assessed to the borrowing library patron. o lf the borrowed materials are never picked up by the library user, the user will have to pay a S5.oo fee. o The Whitefish Community Library will make every effort to borrow the requested materials from a library that does not charge a fee for the lending service. lf that search fails, the library will consult with the library user before processing a request that comes with a lending fee. o lf borrowed materials are lost, damaged or destroyed, the policy of the lending library covering such situations will be used to determine the amount of compensation owed by the Whitefish Community Library cardholder.
The Whitefish Community Library has also adopted the following policies when the Library itself lends its materials to another library: o The library will not charge a fee for its interlibrary loan services. o lf loaned materials are lost, damaged or destroyed, the Library policy that governs such situations will be used to determine the amount of compensation.


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Dr. Terrill C. and Sharon Olsen
Dr. Terrill C. and Sharon Olsen of Bremerton celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary March 28.
The former Sharon Sommars was born in Bemidji, Minn. She is a homemaker, musician and registered nurse. She retired from Harrison Hospital Education Services in 2002.
Her husband was born in Albert Lea, Minn. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1967 to 1969. He is an ophthalmologist with Pacific EyeCare of Bremerton.
The couple were married March 28, 1964, at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Jackson, Minn. They made their first home in Minnesota. They have lived in Bremerton for 32 years.
Their children and their spouses are Chris and Linda Olsen of Issaquah, Greg Olsen of Bellevue, and Tim Olsen of Bremerton. They have one grandson.
CHAUSSEE Eleanor Chaussee Jan. 14, 1931 — March 17, 2005 Eleanor P. Chaussee, 74, of Kingston died Thursday of natural causes at her home. She was born in Duluth, Minn., to Christopher and Nora (Holmes) Oie and attended South Kitsap High School. On Sept. 25, 1948, she married Kenneth Chaussee in ... [Read More...]
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Why are travel guides and magazines so important to use before you plan to travel? It is simple; they give you invaluable tips on how to travel smarter, longer and cheaper. Here is a list of my favorite travel tools that I use to plan my trips. I hope you find them as beneficial as I have.
Fodor's Travel is my all-time favorite go-to travel guide. It's very easy to read, and it gives practical guidance for travel. Such as best scenic road routes, attractions for every age and a list of hotels and restaurants for any budget. I enjoy reading about the locals and their culture. Not to mention, it has some stunning graphics and beautiful layouts for anyone's viewing pleasure. It doesn't stop there. It also comes with a travel map that I enjoy hanging on my wall and pinning the places I plan on visiting. If you're looking for practical advice on traveling safe or just a reminder, these books have plenty to share. Fodor's travel guide does not disappoint. This guide is guaranteed to feed your wanderlust.
Eyewitness Travel is my second go-to travel guide. This guide is perfect for visual learners. The gorgeous colorful photos leap right off the pages. It gives you a sense of what you'll be seeing. It conveys the information well by giving you detailed information and expert recommendations. It also lists out attractions and activities for you to do depending on how much time you have. This book provides a range of travel options for anyone. So if you're on a tight budget, you have nothing to fear because there's plenty of things for you to do. And if you don't have a budget and can make it rain their options for you as well. It not only gives you tips on places to travel to but how to stay safe. Safety is always my number one priority when I travel. Especially since I like to travel solo. This guide is far from boring.
Lonely Planet isn't just another travel book with basics tips, guides, and maps of the place you'll visit, but it's a trip book pictorial. It highlights all the main points of interest by using photographs, maps, and illustrations. This book is ideal for international travel because it covers the whole planet. It also offers day-by-day itinerary for the week if you're not sure about what to do or where to go. The tips that this guide provides will help you get the most out of your visit.
Reading travel magazines is another unique way to learn up-to-date information. They offer hands-on information from experienced travelers. Along with budget-friendly options, safety tips and the hotspots where the locals like to hang out at. Need a little help staying focus on your saving goals? Read travel magazines. It'll also help you to stay focus on your goals and budgets all while giving you a boost of travel inspiration.
National Geographic is not a travel magazine, but I had to list it here for many reasons. It was the very first magazine that I read as a child. It was the first magazine that I fell deep in love with because it always took me on a journey across the world. Across the outback's of Australia, through the Serengeti Plains of Africa to the beautiful rainforests of China. I was guaranteed to be on one of the best adventures ever. This magazine showcases some of the most exciting graphics from all over the globe. It features articles primarily about geography, history and world culture. It has led me to follow over 200 of its photographers on various social media platforms. It opened my eyes up to see just how vast this world is. It allowed me to see photos from remote places that I otherwise would not have seen.
Afar is a new travel magazine for me, and it's a keeper! This guide focuses more on experiential travel. You can read stories about everyday people visiting and their experiences going to a particular place by connecting to its history, people and culture. Not to mention, it showcases beautiful graphics on every page that you flip through. Yes, I love colorful graphics!
www.travelmath.com is an online travel calculator that helps you measure both flying and driving distances from one location to another. It's ideal for anyone that wants to stay on a budget especially if your travel is a road trip. I've never used it for flights, but I do use it for all of my road trips. It gives you an estimate of how much money you'll spend on gas based on your car's gas mileage. It's a great trip planner for mapping out routes and multiple points for those long road trips.
Here are a few other travel magazines and guide books that you might find interesting to read. I have not had the pleasure of reading them, but if you do, please comment below and let me know what you think about them. You can check out most of these magazines at your local library. If you haven't already check out my last post on how to save money to travel, I listed several ways that you can save money to get to your dream vacation quicker than you think.


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5 Countries With Such Horrific Histories That You May Not Have Heard
Pratyusha Arora
All of us have heard of the American Civil War, the French Revolution, and the Cold War. We've seen so much in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Cuba but we may not know about these countries with insane histories. These countries are not talked about for its human rights abuse and powerful dictators that changed the course of its history:
Mali's first post-independence leader, Modibo Keita, was a socialist who wanted to nationalize the country's resources. His dreams were too good to be true. He was deposed and imprisoned in 1968 in a military coup. Keita's replacement Moussa Traore was far worse than his predecessor. Mali became an authoritarian police state, and the sad combination of aid money led to the death of tens of thousands. He was overthrown by another coup and democracy somewhat restored.
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The Central African Republic
After the country's leader died in a suspicious plane crash, the country plunged into madness. In the new leader, Jean-Bedel Bokassa's bizarre and violent reign gave rise to unemployment, criminalization, the murder of hundreds of protesting school children, and cannibalism. All these things eventually lead the country into the civil war that broke in 2003.
Brunei is known by some as the 'Sharia Welfare State' and with good reason. This small Asian nation has been bankrolled by the oil companies that operate within it. Bruneian citizens receive subsidies on everything but petrol to oil. The sultan spends millions of the public budget on his collection of luxury cars. Brunei has other problems, such as uncensored media in the country is non-existent, people are arrested and legislation is implemented with little regard.
The country has always been unstable. Throughout the half of the 20th century total, 32 leaders were wiped out. After winning against Bolivia, the country's political instability ended and following the country's civil war a leader, Alfredo Stroessner emerged. His regime was one of the worst in South America for its human rights and liberties. Thousands died for opposing his regime and extrajudicial kidnapping became normal.
Turkmenistan was not always this crazy country. The last past 20 odd years under the Soviet rule it had become more eventful than ever. It eventually became an ex-Soviet state, it had seen corruption, nepotism, inefficient government, everything. The dictator Saparmurat Niyazov chose to become a Stalin-styled cult figure. After his death in 2006, a small spark of hope ignited but the new president turned out to be a furious and cruel dictator.
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Education Development Consultant, Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning
The University of Calgary, located in the heart of Southern Alberta, acknowledges, and pays tribute to the traditional territories of the peoples of Treaty 7, which include the Blackfoot Confederacy (comprised of the Siksika, the Piikani, and the Kainai First Nations) as well as the Tsuut'ina First Nation, and the Stoney Nakoda (including Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Wesley First Nations). The University of Calgary is committed to transformation and renewal as outlined in our Indigenous Strategy, ii' taa'poh'to'p. The strategy guides the University to walk a parallel path in "a good way" with Indigenous communities, create and maintain shared ethical space that is inclusive of Indigenous people's representation, and engage in an evolutionary process in the four primary areas of Ways of Knowing, Ways of Doing, Ways of Connecting, and Ways of Being.
The University of Calgary is Canada's leading next-generation university – a living, growing and youthful institution that embraces change and opportunity with a can-do attitude. Located in the nation's most enterprising city, the university is making tremendous progress on its Eyes High journey to be recognized as one of Canada's top five research universities, grounded in innovative learning and teaching and fully integrated with the community it both serves and leads. The University of Calgary inspires and supports discovery, creativity and innovation across all disciplines. For more information, visit ucalgary.ca.
The Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning (TI) is dedicated to strengthening teaching and learning cultures, communities and practices. The TI supports the teaching development of instructors, promotes high-impact student experiences such as experiential and work-integrated learning and undergraduate research, ensures the meaningful integration of learning technologies, supports equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility, and Indigenous Ways of Knowing in our teaching and learning environments, and fosters scholarship and research to better understand and improve teaching and student learning. The Taylor Institute works to facilitate conversations, build communities, link networks, and catalyze scholarly and culturally-relevant teaching and learning approaches across the University.
The University of Calgary, and the Taylor Institute now seeks applications for a full-time tenure track (permanent) academic appointment as an Educational Development Consultant in the Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning, with a start date of July 1, 2023 or at a mutually agreeable time. We are currently seeking a candidate with strong expertise and experience teaching and supporting other educators in clinical and/or laboratory-based settings, that foster and promote experiential learning. The starting salary range for this position is $85,000 to $100,000 per annum and will be negotiated based on the candidate's expertise, contributions, and experiences.
Academic staff in the Taylor Institute engage in: educational practice to lead scholarly and culturally-relevant educational and curriculum development practices and programs; leadership and service to the Taylor Institute, university and broader community; and, research and scholarship related to educational and/or curriculum development practice and teaching and learning in postsecondary education.
Reporting to the Senior Director of the Taylor Institute (TI), the educational development consultant will:
 Develop, implement, and evaluate educational and curriculum development initiatives (e.g., consultations, partnerships, courses, workshop series, programs, resources) that help educators across UCalgary implement scholarly and culturally-relevant teaching practices.
 Lead courses as part of the graduate student, postdoctoral scholar, and academic staff certificates in university teaching.
 Create and nurture communities and networks of knowledge sharing to help advance the practice, leadership, and scholarship of teaching and learning.
 Develop research-informed resources to support educational development programs and knowledge mobilization, including the scholarship of teaching and learning.
 Design and facilitate discussions with groups of academic staff to strengthen teaching and learning approaches.
 Provide educational development leadership and expertise on departmental, faculty and institution-level teaching and learning committees, working groups, action groups, and task forces.
 Collaborate with academic and non-academic units to advance teaching and learning cultures, communities, and practices in their local context.
 Support a culture of respect, kindness, and reciprocity both within and beyond the TI.
 Actively contribute leadership and service to the TI, University, and field of educational development (locally, provincially, nationally and/or internationally)
 Engage in scholarship related to educational development and/or teaching and learning in postsecondary education, including advancing knowledge and practices related to Indigenous pedagogies and Ways of Knowing.
 Language of work: English
The ideal candidate is a growth-oriented educator with the ability to collaborate and build relationships with all levels of the university community. Applicants must have an earned doctorate (or are actively enrolled in a doctoral program and are nearly completion) and a minimum of 3 years of educational development/teaching experience in postsecondary education. The incumbent will have a strong record of teaching at the university level, with scholarly experience and expertise teaching and supporting other educators who teach in clinical and/or laboratory settings that foster and promote experiential learning.
The successful candidate must possess a strong educational development philosophy, which articulates the key principles and values that inform their practice, including their commitments to equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility, and truth and reconciliation. Also required is evidence of creating and leading educational development practices that: a) are grounded in a clearly articulated philosophy statement, b) that help other academic staff, graduate students and/or postdoctoral scholars advance their teaching expertise, c) that help advance teaching, student learning and/or curriculum more broadly, and d) that demonstrate a commitment to creating respectful and inclusive environments that promote learner engagement. Experience identifying gaps/needs, leading educational/curriculum development activities for other educators (i.e., graduate students, postdoctoral scholars, academic staff), supporting the development of teaching dossiers and philosophies, and supporting engagement in the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) are requirements for this position. Experience evaluating and communicating the impact of educational development initiatives and programs is also required. Candidates must also include evidence of participation in ongoing professional learning to strengthen their educational development practice.
The successful candidate will have a demonstrated ability to collaborate and build reciprocal and respectful relationships with educators across disciplinary contexts to help advance teaching and learning communities, cultures, and practices. They must also have a proven track record in building partnerships and the ability to work effectively with university administration, academic staff, graduate students, postdoctoral scholars, and staff supporting instruction. The successful candidate will support a culture of care, kindness, collaboration, and respect, and engage colleagues in meaningful dialogue and decision-making processes about teaching and learning in post-secondary education. Applicants must also have demonstrated the ability to adapt their educational development practice as priorities are refined or new strategic priorities emerge across the unit, institution, and postsecondary context. Also essential is evidence of engagement in or promise of original research and scholarship in fields relevant to educational development and teaching and learning in postsecondary education. Demonstrated expertise related to one or more of the University of Calgary's Strategic Priorities in: Experiential Learning (including work-integrated learning, community-engaged teaching and learning, and undergraduate research), Sustainability, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility, Indigenous perspectives, Online and Blended Learning, Future-Focused Programming, and Mental Health and Well-being will be considered an asset.
The University of Calgary's comprehensive benefits and pension program is designed to promote a productive level of health and well-being to staff members through coverage for health, dental, life insurance, income protection for disability, and retirement income planning. To learn about our comprehensive benefits package please visit: www.ucalgary.ca/hr/academic_benefits_pension.
Business and job location: 434 Collegiate Blvd NW Calgary, AB T2N 1N4
To apply, please submit your application online via the UCalgary Careers site:
https://careers.ucalgary.ca/jobs/11773146-education-development-consultant-taylor-institute-for-teaching-and-learning
Applications should include your CV, letter of interest, and an abbreviated educational development/teaching dossier (maximum 15 pages) that speaks to and provides evidence of the requirements that are highlighted above for this position. Only complete applications will be considered by the search committee.
Applications will be accepted until February 16, 2023.
To explore this exciting opportunity further, contact Natasha Kenny, Senior Director, Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning at nakenny@ucalgary.ca
The University of Calgary has launched an institution-wide Indigenous Strategy in line with the foundational goals of Eyes High, committing to creating a rich, vibrant, and culturally competent campus that welcomes and supports Indigenous Peoples, encourages Indigenous community partnerships, is inclusive of Indigenous perspectives in all that we do.
As an equitable and inclusive employer, the University of Calgary recognizes that a diverse staff/faculty benefits and enriches the work, learning and research experiences of the entire campus and greater community. We are committed to removing barriers that have been historically encountered by some people in our society. We strive to recruit individuals who will further enhance our diversity and will support their academic and professional success while they are here. In particular, we encourage members of the designated groups (women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, members of visible/racialized minorities, and diverse sexual orientation and gender identities) to apply. To ensure a fair and equitable assessment, we offer accommodation at any stage during the recruitment process to applicants with disabilities. Questions regarding [diversity] EDI at UCalgary can be sent to the Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (equity@ucalgary.ca) and requests for accommodations can be sent to Human Resources (hrhire@ucalgary.ca).
All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority. In this connection, at the time of your application, please answer the following question: Are you a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada? (Yes/No)
To view a listing of all available academic opportunities and to find out more about what the University of Calgary has to offer, please visit our Academic Careers website.
The University strongly recommends all faculty and staff are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.


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import cc.protea.spreedly.model.SpreedlyTransactionResponse;

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I'm not sure if "varmint" refers to the local delicacy of alligator that is on many restaurant menus, but they've got guns if you need 'em. Apparently the gators like the warm water in the area (thanks to the many hot springs) and the constant supply of fish guts from the Idaho trout fisheries that surround Hagerman. Regardless I tried the alligator – deep fried of course! This may be taking the local food movement a bit far.


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Alpaca-derived antiviral agent neutralizes SARS-CoV-2
By Sally Robertson, B.Sc.Jun 4 2020
Researchers at Karolinska University Hospital and the University of Cape Town have identified an antibody fragment that targets the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) spike protein and potently neutralizes the virus.
Study: An alpaca nanobody neutralizes SARS-CoV-2 by blocking receptor interaction. Image Credit: Nadia Kompan / Shutterstock
Derived from the alpaca, the molecule, called Ty1, is a single domain antibody fragment (nanobody) that targets the spike protein's receptor-binding domain (RBD) in a way that prevents its interaction with angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2) – the host cell receptor that SARS-CoV-2 binds to when infecting cells.
"We provide structural and mechanistic insights that demonstrate that Ty1 prevents RBD binding to its host cell receptor ACE2, and thus prevents SARS-CoV-2 virions from attaching to cells," write Gerald McInerney (Karolinska University Hospital) and colleagues.
The researchers say their characterization of the nanobody's binding and neutralizing ability showed it to be the most potent SARS-CoV-2 specific nanobody reported to date.
They also say that, importantly, Ty1 can be readily produced at a very high yield in bacteria, pointing to its excellent potential as a cost-effective and scalable SARS-CoV-2 antiviral agent.
A pre-print version of the paper is available in bioRxiv* while the article undergoes peer review.
Researchers worldwide are working on potential vaccines and antiviral agents
Since SARS-CoV-2 emerged as the cause of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak in Wuhan, China, it has achieved pandemic status, infecting over 6.59 million people and killing nearly 400,000 to date.
The World Health Organization has declared the pandemic a global public health emergency, and scientists are working around the clock to develop a vaccine.
Since a vaccine may not be available for at least a year, researchers are also urgently trying to develop effective antiviral agents, but, according to McInerney and the team, progress so far has been unremarkable, and no drugs have yet reached late phase clinical trials.
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Once antiviral or antibody therapies do become available, they will be used to protect at-risk individuals and make it safer for people who have not yet been infected to exit lockdowns.
The RBD is an attractive target
As the part of the spike protein that binds to ACE2, the RBD is an appealing target for neutralization of SARS-CoV-2, and many conventional monoclonal antibodies that target this domain have already been isolated from recovered patients.
However, McInerney and colleagues say camelid-derived nanobodies offer several advantages over these conventional agents, since although they are much smaller, they have a similar affinity and specificity, while also being much easier to clone, express and manipulate.
In addition, "they are readily expressed in bacteria in large quantities and show high thermal stability and solubility, making them easily scalable and extremely cost-effective," says the team.
Furthermore, these camelid-derived nanobodies can easily be humanized for application in humans using protocols that are already available.
What has the current study found?
Now, McInerney and team have shown that the alpaca-derived Ty1 nanobody binds with high affinity to the RBD on SARS-CoV-2 spike protein and potently neutralizes the virus.
This binding of the nanobody to RBD interrupted its interaction with ACE2, and the researchers determined that it was this interference that was responsible for neutralizing the virus.
The researchers say two conformations of the RBD on the spike protein have previously been observed in the stabilized trimer; one confirmation where ACE2 can access one RBD, but the other two RBDs cannot and another conformation where ACE2 can access all three domains.
Referring to the current study, the team says "A cryo-electron microscopy structure of the bound complex at 2.9 Å resolution reveals that the nanobody (Ty1) binds to an epitope on the RBD accessible in both the 'up' and 'down' conformations and that Ty1 sterically hinders RBD-ACE2 binding."
The researchers hope TY1 can be investigated as a candidate SARS-CoV2 antiviral
The researchers add that the ability to produce Ty1 in high quantities recombinantly makes the nanobody an ideal candidate as a widely-accessible, low-cost, scalable antiviral against SARS-CoV-2.
Furthermore, "we provide the amino acid sequence, encouraging direct exploitation as such," said McInerney and colleagues. "Based on our work, we hope that Ty1 can be investigated as a candidate for antiviral therapy," they conclude.
*Important Notice
bioRxiv publishes preliminary scientific reports that are not peer-reviewed and, therefore, should not be regarded as conclusive, guide clinical practice/health-related behavior, or treated as established information.
McInerney G, et al. An alpaca nanobody neutralizes SARS-CoV-2 by blocking receptor interaction. bioRxiv 2020. doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.06.02.130161, https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.06.02.130161v1
Posted in: Medical Research News | Disease/Infection News
Tags: ACE2, Amino Acid, Angiotensin, Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme 2, Antibodies, Antibody, Bacteria, Camelid, Cell, Coronavirus, Coronavirus Disease COVID-19, Drugs, Electron, Electron Microscopy, Enzyme, Hospital, Microscopy, Molecule, Nanobodies, Pandemic, Protein, Public Health, Receptor, Respiratory, SARS-CoV-2, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, Spike Protein, Vaccine, Virus
Sally Robertson
Sally has a Bachelor's Degree in Biomedical Sciences (B.Sc.). She is a specialist in reviewing and summarising the latest findings across all areas of medicine covered in major, high-impact, world-leading international medical journals, international press conferences and bulletins from governmental agencies and regulatory bodies. At News-Medical, Sally generates daily news features, life science articles and interview coverage.
Robertson, Sally. (2020, June 04). Alpaca-derived antiviral agent neutralizes SARS-CoV-2. News-Medical. Retrieved on January 19, 2021 from https://www.news-medical.net/news/20200604/Alpaca-derived-antiviral-agent-neutralizes-SARS-CoV-2.aspx.
Robertson, Sally. "Alpaca-derived antiviral agent neutralizes SARS-CoV-2". News-Medical. 19 January 2021. <https://www.news-medical.net/news/20200604/Alpaca-derived-antiviral-agent-neutralizes-SARS-CoV-2.aspx>.
Robertson, Sally. "Alpaca-derived antiviral agent neutralizes SARS-CoV-2". News-Medical. https://www.news-medical.net/news/20200604/Alpaca-derived-antiviral-agent-neutralizes-SARS-CoV-2.aspx. (accessed January 19, 2021).
Robertson, Sally. 2020. Alpaca-derived antiviral agent neutralizes SARS-CoV-2. News-Medical, viewed 19 January 2021, https://www.news-medical.net/news/20200604/Alpaca-derived-antiviral-agent-neutralizes-SARS-CoV-2.aspx.
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I'm not sure exactly what to file this under, but basically, I used IJ1 to convert the mitosis image hyperstack into a stack via Image > Hyperstacks > Hyperstack to stack. I then saved the file to tiff (attached).
When the attached file is opened in IJ1 I see what I expect, but IJ2 appears to magically turn the stack back into a hyperstack. Maybe I'm doing something silly, but this seems like a bug.
mitosis.tif (32.7 MB) - added by afraser 8 years ago.
The issue is that when IJ1 saved the file, it still embedded the number of channels, frames and slices into the TIFF metadata. I am not sure how IJ1 knows to display the file as a regular stack rather than hyperstack, since there is no obvious metadata field declaring to do so.
However, I am not very worried about this problem. Too much information (e.g., discrete dimensional axes) is much less of an issue than too little (e.g., axes being mushed together). Users can always combine the axes together afterward using a restructuring plugin if desired.


Apple Cider Vinegar is one of nature's most perfect creations (plus a little involvement from people!). I have been amazed at how many times it has helped me to heal from sicknesses, helped my digestion, even improved my eczema and skin.
An apple a day keeps the doctor away, right? Well it certainly does, especially in the form of vinegar! I knew when the nice UPS man delivered a heavy box to my front door two years ago containing Bragg's Organic Raw Apple Cider Vinegar (where to buy) that it was something special, but I didn't know quite how it much it was going to help my family. It is quite a bit more expensive to get the raw, undistilled, organic kind, containing brown cob-web like substances, or the "mother" as it's called, but it's worth it. I've been using it for everything from a conditioner on my hair, to help with eczema and to kick colds before they even start.
I have now been using ACV for two years and am excited to share with you all of its wonders!
So, what exactly is Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV)?
According to WebMD, vinegar is the "product of fermentation…in which sugars in a food are broken down into bacteria and yeast" and ACV comes from pulverized apples.
High Cholesterol – in a study done with rats, it did lower cholesterol. This has not been proven in people yet.
Blood Pressure – in another study done with rats, it lowered blood pressure. Other studies found that people who ate consumed salad dressing containing ACV five times a week or more had lower risk of heart disease.
Cancer – some lab studies have shown that ACV can slow the growth of cancer cells.
Weight Loss – apparently, ACV has been used as a weight loss agent for thousands of years! Recent studies help prove this theory, but aren't conclusive.
ACV is highly acidic (containing acetic acid), so it must be used with caution, even though it is highly beneficial for us. My mom recently told me that she read ACV is a natural way to treat constipation, so she tried it straight up, just drinking it out of a teaspoon. She told me she was immediately coughing and had trouble breathing from the acidic gases! It really irritated her mouth and throat as well, so she learned that it MUST be diluted with water before ingesting.
To use it, dilute 2-3 teaspoons to a tablespoon of ACV in 8 ounces of water and drink, and rinse your mouth out afterwards to protect your teeth from enamel erosion from the vinegar. For a long time, I had to add honey to mine to make it palatable, but for the past 6 months or so, I've been able to drink it without sweetener because I'm so used to the taste. The Bragg's ACV bottle suggests adding sugar, honey or molasses to make it tasty and to drink it up to three times a day to increase energy, alertness and treat ailments.
More info on ACV: http://bragg.com/books/acv_excerpt.html – The Bragg website is FULL of information on health and how ACV can help.
In my no-poo post, I explain how I use diluted apple cider vinegar as a very effective conditioner for my hair. I've been doing this for well over a year with great results! I also use baking soda as my shampoo (the no poo method), which is explained in detail in the same post.
I also use it on the whole family when we get bug bites and poison ivy, and wrote about it here. I've found it's really effective on mosquito bites, but it can sting a little.
Since I switched our family over to real food, I have been doing things daily to detox, as it has helped my eczema immensely. ACV is one of those things – every night I drink 1 tablespoon of it diluted in water.
As soon as I feel a cold coming on (which isn't often now that I'm loaded up on probiotics, cod liver fish oil, vitamin D and eat real food!), I drink the tonic I mentioned above 2 or 3 times that day and the next, and it knocks it out EVERY time. I'm not exaggerating, EVERY TIME! It's amazing, ya'll!
A few months ago I could tell I was getting a bladder infection. I was feeling achy, tired, having cramps, and my urine was dark red (sorry for the TMI!). I drank 2 tonic drinks before bedtime and when I woke up the next morning, my urine was normal! Then, later that morning, it started changing color again, so I did the same tonic again. It cleared up and stayed clear after that. Wowee. I felt another one coming on a few weeks later and did the the same regimen and knock it out again. Bam. Like Super Woman.
My nightly tonic helps with my eczema (read here about all the other things I do to cope with eczema). I will get an outbreak on my hands (it used to break out all over my body before I switch to the GAPS/Paleo diet) when I've eaten grains, dairy or sugar (either because I've cheated or accidentally gotten it). So, then I bump it up and take several drinks that day and it really helps to calm it down, along with oil pulling.
I Also Give It to My Kids!
Yes, my kids will drink it! I dilute it in apple juice and they don't even notice! I give it to them when they have colds or any kind of sickness coming on. It doesn't knock their sickness out quite as fast as it does mine – I'm guessing because their immune systems aren't as strong, but I really don't know. However, they still get better more quickly than doing nothing (which is all the pediatrician will advise you to do!).
This is a foreign concept to most of us, but I soak my grains to break down the hard to digest enzymes and phytic acid. It makes them much easier to digest – it's how our ancestors prepared grains before the mass industrialization of food in the 1950's and I think they were very wise to do so. Read all about that here.
See all of my natural home remedies and recipes here!
Top image courtesy of Naito8 of Free Digital Downloads.
Another way I keep my family healthy is with an all real food diet, and essential oils. We haven't had to go to the doctor since incorporating all of these methods!


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Soldier Field Selected To Host Major Soccer Event
If you're not aware (and a lot of you probably aren't), Copa America (America Cup) is one of the biggest soccer tournaments in the entire world, as well as one of the sport's most viewed. Usually held every four years, including last year, the tournament formerly known as the South American Football Championship is putting on a special edition to celebrate the 100th anniversary. For the first time in history, the nearly month-long tournament will be hosted in the United States, and Chicago has been officially selected as a host city. It may seem a little strange that a continental championship will be decided on a different continent, but that's what's happening.
The ten teams that make up CONMEBOL, or the South American Football Confederation (Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela) are always involved, and they usually invite two teams to join them in this event, but in an agreement with the Confederation of North, Central America, and Caribbean Association Football, or CONCACAF, this edition will feature six extra teams as opposed to the normal two. The United States and Mexico have automatically qualified and will be joined by Costa Rica and Jamaica. The final two teams will be decided on January 8th and the winners of the matches featuring Trinidad & Tobago vs Haiti and Panama vs Cuba will advance to what is being called Copa America Centenario, which will be held from June 3rd-26th, 2016.
Soldier Field has played host to numerous soccer events over the years, including the 1994 World Cup, as well as a World Cup qualifier between the USA and Honduras in 2009. Chicago is one of ten metro areas that have been chosen to host games for this event, with each city likely to get at least three games. Boston (Gillette Stadium), Houston (NRG Stadium), Los Angeles (Rose Bowl), New York (MetLife Stadium), Orlando (Orlando Citrus Bowl Stadium), Philadelphia (Lincoln Financial Field), Phoenix (University of Phoenix Stadium), San Francisco (Levi's Stadium) and Seattle (CenturyLink Field) are the other areas that were selected.
"These 10 cities and venues will provide a fantastic setting for fans across the world to attend Copa America Centenario and allow them to see the amazing passion for soccer in the United States, " said U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati. "The participating teams and fans will be treated to a first-class environment in each city and stadium, adding to the world-class talent that will be competing on the field. We are looking forward to working closely with all of the cities and venues in hosting this prestigious event and creating an extraordinary experience for fans."
This news was announced today, and I'm extremely curious to see how the city reacts, especially as the specific dates, which will be announced at a later time, get closer. The arguments that I'm sure will come up will be the added traffic, as usually happens for a special event at Soldier Field, and the condition of the field itself. There are many that think the field is in bad enough shape as it is, and adding more events may damage it even further. However, the extra revenue that this is expected to bring to Chicago is likely the reasoning for the bid in the first place. Whether you like soccer or not, this actually is a really big deal and a big step for the popularity of the sport in this country.
"The 10 host cities of Copa America Centenario 2016 will provide the perfect stage to unite the American continent in a unique celebration of the football history and talent in the CONCACAF and CONMEBOL regions, " said Alfredo Hawit, President of CONCACAF. "We are certain that the host country and the U.S. Soccer Federation, in their roles, will not only display the growing passion for the sport, but also contribute to expanding the legacy and magnitude of this tournament by providing a memorable experience for the whole footballing community."
I'm curious on what the reaction to this news will be. Will people be excited for this? Will they even care? My guess is that the games will sell out no matter which teams are involved in the games at Soldier Field, but maybe that's just me. Where do you come out on this?
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Thoughts On Day 2 Of Blackhawks Development Camp
Blackhawks FINALLY Trade Artem Anisimov
2019 Blackhawks Convention Attendees
BREAKING: Blackhawks Trade Henri Jokiharju To Buffalo For Alex Nylander
The Blackhawks Have A STACKED Development Camp Roster
Blackhawks Add Much-Needed Depth Via Free Agency
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On the list of those who are enjoying life, @binnnasty continues to rank at the top. https://t.co/kT69piikJV
— Chicago Wolves (@Chicago_Wolves) July 12, 2019
We're excited to support Chicago alongside one of its very own this weekend 👊 @DwyaneWadehttps://t.co/FSQ2LJ0NoC #cf97 pic.twitter.com/ukGILYGhYK
— Chicago Fire (@ChicagoFire) July 17, 2019
Refocused and ready.#cf97 #CHIvCLB pic.twitter.com/wmHEaMOxZP
WE ARE BREAKING RECORDS
We've already surpassed the largest attendance record for a women's pro soccer match in Chicago for this game. Highly recommend you secure your tickets NOW to be there for this match.
🎟: https://t.co/jeQmpUYvJ8 pic.twitter.com/oMKPQ2DD2u
— Chicago Red Stars (@chiredstarsPR) July 12, 2019
Mark your 📆‼
This one is going to be FUN 👀
🇺🇸 vs. 🇲🇽, presented by @ATT
Sept. 6, @MetLifeStadium 🔥
Read More 📰: https://t.co/UXT6L02Hhk pic.twitter.com/fYLe6MvOmC
— U.S. Soccer MNT (@USMNT) July 15, 2019
.@USWNT midfielder Allie Long was gifted a key to New York City as part of the team's victory parade. However, it was stolen from her hotel room later in the week.
She got a big surprise on tonight's We Need to Talk when @NYCFirstLady gave her a spare. pic.twitter.com/ITSJjbhGa6
— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) July 16, 2019
Concacaf celebrates success of the 2019 @GoldCup 🏆
The biggest-ever edition of the tournament, was a success across many fronts.
🗞 >> https://t.co/Dfb08x7MKO#LoveForOurGame #GoldCup2019 #ThisIsOurs pic.twitter.com/xt4UN7X7vd
— Concacaf (@Concacaf) July 15, 2019
🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
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When you've got a trophy for each one of your years on the planet 💪🇪🇸
Happy 31st birthday to @5sergiob! pic.twitter.com/zpe6VxlT8i
— FIFA.com (@FIFAcom) July 16, 2019
Today was a good day! #LeaveNoDoubt pic.twitter.com/W4QEfzpJNX
— NIU WBB (@GoHuskiesWBB) July 17, 2019
We see you, @REB_0031 👀#GoCats | #PoundTheRock https://t.co/uFwKPOAn91 pic.twitter.com/nq3rNWcZbK
— Northwestern Basketball (@NUMensBball) July 15, 2019
After another solid season playing in Luxembourg, former #Rambler @J_Hicks2 has signed with @ToursBasketUTBM in France for the 2019-20 season! https://t.co/hoQkzTB5zF #OnwardLU #MVCHoops pic.twitter.com/9ZQpWtDqEN
— Loyola Men's Basketball (@RamblersMBB) July 15, 2019
Welcome to the @DePaulHoops family @itsnxo!
Nick will be joining the squad for this upcoming season. https://t.co/7MgB4aTzAv
🔵👿 pic.twitter.com/HBDyPhw1h8
— DePaul Basketball (@DePaulHoops) July 15, 2019
You mess with the Flames, then you're going to get some serious heat!
Take a look at our great opportunity to train at @wcboxingclub over the weekend.#ItsUIC pic.twitter.com/wX2X3ylg44
— UIC FL🔥MES 🏀 (@UICFlamesMBB) July 15, 2019
#Illini fans, hear from @CoachUnderwood on the latest Andy Katz podcast. https://t.co/WumXhdke1s
— Illinois Basketball (@IlliniMBB) July 16, 2019
We're doing things 🎥👀#Illini x #EveryDayGuys 🔶🔷 pic.twitter.com/RZsOdoGsVq
We're just wondering if @pconnaughton's vert/dunk rating is 98 or 99… https://t.co/0Ooz7452T3
— Notre Dame MBB (@NDmbb) July 16, 2019
Keith Carter @keithcarter0 had a basket, a steal, a rebound and an assist in seven minutes to help the @okcthunder to a 69-68 win over Croatia in NBA Summer League action on Friday!#GoValpo | #MVCHoops
— Valpo Basketball (@ValpoBasketball) July 13, 2019


As the only permanent game lodge situated on the magnificent Chobe River, Chobe Game Lodge provides unparalleled views and luxury accommodations.
A family friendly property, accommodations consist of forty-seven luxury room. The stylish standard rooms feature a twin or double configuration, an en-suite bathroom with shower and tub, as well as large terraces, sun loungers, and complimentary mini-bars. The honeymoon suite, famous for being the room Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton stayed in after their second marriage has a large private terrace, infinity plunge pool, dining area, and lounge. The three family suites feature a king room and a twin room with a shared inter-leading bathroom, a private lounge, dining area, and infinity pool. There are also four rooms designed for guests with disabilities.
The lodge is located in Chobe National Park, a place famous for its large elephant population, It also boasts frequent sightings of buffalo, antelope, red lechwe, sable, giraffe, and lion. The Chobe River attracts these big-game mammals especially during the dry season, when they come to the river to drink, play, and cool off. The lodge is just 90 minutes' road transfer from Victoria Falls. Built in 1972, it was the first lodge of its kind in Botswana and has evolved over the years into an award-winning, fully Ecotourism-Certified luxury property.
Chobe Game Lodge offers an enticing array of activities for adventurers of all ages and interests. Morning and evening game drives are conducted in comfortable 4×4 vehicles and led by expert guides. A highlight of staying at the lodge is the safari boat cruise. It's an excellent opportunity to watch elephants and hippos playing. For guests staying four nights or more, day trips are available to explore more of Chobe National Park and neighboring villages in detail. A behind-the-scenes eco-tour of the lodge shows the responsible tourism methods employed for the good of the land and the people.
This historic lodge is designed with peace and privacy in mind, a tranquil getaway in the heart of Africa. The main lodge features six comfortably furnished viewing decks, a riverside boma, two bars, six different lounges and four dining locations. The refreshing pool also has a romantic waterfall and waiters catering to every need. The famous Chobe boardwalk and deck runs alongside the river and culminates in the far deck, the best vantage point for spotting wildlife while enjoying a drink from the bar or snack from the kitchen.


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Q: jquery scroll mouse wheel if input has hidden text with text-indent I have
<input type="text" readonly="readonly" style="width: 50px" value="Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Phasellus viverra ullamcorper tellus, in varius erat mollis in. Suspendisse condimentum turpis sit amet tortor bibendum cursus lobortis enim posuere." />

The text is longer than the input width and the only way to view this is it you select the text which is hidden.
Is there a way to detect the scroll of the mousewheel up/down and change the text-indent?
I dont want this to effect the ability to select the text, e.g I wanted to copy/paste a single word "Phasellus".
Also be good if this worked for touch screen devices.
jsFiddle

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*It needs to only text-indent the text if its hidden (longer than the input width+padding+border)

*Make it impossible to scroll too many and the text get completely hidden.

A: you can use jquery mousewheel event. you can use this plugin to get up and down of mouse wheel
$("input").on('mousewheel', function(event, delta) {
        var dir = delta > 0 ? 'Up' : 'Down',
            vel = Math.abs(delta);
        $(this).text(dir + ' at a velocity of ' + vel);
        return false;
 });


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Q: How Forecast a time series with CART models I'm using the rpart library from R to try forecasting the electricity consumption from Australia (example from the book Introductory Time Series with R):
library(rpart)
www <- "http://staff.elena.aut.ac.nz/Paul-Cowpertwait/ts/cbe.dat"
CBE <- read.table(www, header = T)
Elec.ts <- ts(CBE[, 3], start = 1958, freq = 12)

plot(cbind(Elec.ts))

fit <- rpart(elec~elec, method="anova", data=CBE)
pre <- predict(fit)

Elec.predict <- ts(pre[], start = 1958, freq = 12)
plot(cbind(Elec.ts,Elec.predict ))

It's really simple, the R program does not run, if I try to create a model using the elec data it self.
Am I using it wrong?
How Can I use this library properly ?

A: Solving the problem with this script.
I have created a github site with all informations about the script and the time series data. http://alvarojoao.github.io/timeseriesExamples
library(caret)
library(ggplot2)
library(pls)
library(data.table)
library(rpart)
library(bst)
library(plyr)

nLag <- 12
khorizon <- 1

www <- "./databases/elec.dat"
CBE <- read.table(www, header = T)
base <- CBE
variable <- 'elec'
base$elec = (base$elec-min(base$elec))/(max(base$elec)-min(base$elec))

base <- setDT(base)[, paste0(variable, 1:nLag) := shift(elec, 1:nLag)][]
base <- base[(nLag+1):nrow(base),]

Elec.ts <- ts(CBE[, 1], start = 1958, freq = 12)
acf(CBE$elec)
plot(cbind(Elec.ts))

timeSlices <- createTimeSlices(1:nrow(base),
                   initialWindow =nrow(base)*2/3, horizon = khorizon , fixedWindow = FALSE)
str(timeSlices,max.level = 1)
trainSlices <- timeSlices[[1]]
testSlices <- timeSlices[[2]]
predTest  <- c(1,2)
predTest  <- predTest[0]
trueTest  <- c(1,2)
trueTest  <- trueTest[0]

for(i in 1:length(trainSlices)){

  plsFitTime <- train(elec ~  .,
                      data = base[trainSlices[[i]],],
                      method = "treebag"
                      )

  pred <- predict(plsFitTime,base[testSlices[[i]],])

  true <- base$elec[testSlices[[i]]]
}


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package org.apache.pulsar.broker.admin.v1;

import io.swagger.annotations.Api;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiOperation;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiResponse;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiResponses;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Map;
import javax.ws.rs.GET;
import javax.ws.rs.Path;
import javax.ws.rs.PathParam;
import javax.ws.rs.Produces;
import javax.ws.rs.core.MediaType;
import org.apache.pulsar.broker.admin.impl.BrokerStatsBase;
import org.apache.pulsar.broker.loadbalance.ResourceUnit;

@Path("/broker-stats")
@Api(value = "/broker-stats", description = "Stats for broker", tags = "broker-stats", hidden = true)
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
public class BrokerStats extends BrokerStatsBase {

    @GET
    @Path("/broker-resource-availability/{property}/{cluster}/{namespace}")
    @ApiOperation(value = "Broker availability report", notes = "This API gives the current broker availability in "
            + "percent, each resource percentage usage is calculated and then"
            + "sum of all of the resource usage percent is called broker-resource-availability"
            + "

THIS API IS ONLY FOR USE BY TESTING FOR CONFIRMING NAMESPACE ALLOCATION ALGORITHM",
            response = ResourceUnit.class, responseContainer = "Map")
    @ApiResponses(value = { @ApiResponse(code = 403, message = "Don't have admin permission"),
            @ApiResponse(code = 409, message = "Load-manager doesn't support operation") })
    public Map<Long, Collection<ResourceUnit>> getBrokerResourceAvailability(@PathParam("property") String property,
         @PathParam("cluster") String cluster, @PathParam("namespace") String namespace) {
        validateNamespaceName(property, cluster, namespace);
        return internalBrokerResourceAvailability(namespaceName);
    }
}