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Submitted by Kathy on Sun, 08/23/2015 - 1:36pm.
I am honored to be featured in your beautiful collection. The skirt you have chosen is my best selling Chrismas tree skirt. It's made of a heavier felt and is a deep rich red. All the petals are hand cut and then hand sewn and secured with white beads. I'm very proud of this skirt and all the others I offer in my shop on Etsy.
I particularly live the Christmas collections people come up with and am proud to be a part of them.
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Its beautiful work! Can see why its a great seller for you :) I had to include it.
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Thanks for featuring my fireplace box in your collection. I make this box in several colors but this brown stone one is my favorite! The other items you have chosen are so lovely I'm honored to be in this collection.


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Дарил Хана () је америчка глумица, рођена 3. децембра 1960. године у Чикагу (САД).

Филмографија

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| 1978. || || -{The Fury}- || Pam ||
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| 1981. || || -{Hard Country}- || Loretta ||
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| 1982. || Истребљивач || -{Blade Runner}- || Pris ||
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| 1982. || || -{Summer Lovers}- || Cathy Featherstone ||
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| 1983. || || -{The Final Terror}- || Windy ||
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| 1984. || || -{Reckless}- || Tracey Prescott ||
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| 1984. || || -{Splash}- || Madison ||
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| 1984. || || -{The Pope of Greenwich Village}- || Diane ||
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| 1986. || || -{The Clan of the Cave Bear}- || Ayla ||
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| 1986. || || -{Legal Eagles}- || Chelsea Deardon ||
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| 1987. || || -{Roxanne}- || Roxanne Kowalski ||
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| 1987. || Вол стрит || -{Wall Street}- || Darien Taylor ||
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| 1988. || || -{High Spirits}- || Mary Plunkett Brogan ||
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| 1989. || || -{Crimes and Misdemeanors}- || Lisa Crosley ||
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| 1989. || Челичне магнолије || -{Steel Magnolias}- || Annelle Dupuy Desoto ||
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| 1990. || || -{Crazy People}- || Kathy ||
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| 1991. || || -{At Play in the Fields of the Lord}- || Andy Huben ||
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| 1992. || Мемоари невидљивог човека || -{Memoirs of an Invisible Man}- || Alice Monroe ||
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| 1993. || || -{Grumpy Old Men}- || Melanie ||
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| 1993. || || -{Attack of the 50 Foot Woman}- || Nancy Archer ||
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| 1994. || || -{The Little Rascals}- || Miss June Crabtree ||
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| 1995. || || -{The Tie That Binds}- || Leann Netherwood ||
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| 1995. || || -{Grumpier Old Men}- || Melanie Gustafson ||
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| 1996. || || -{Two Much}- || Liz Kerner ||
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| 1998. || || -{The Gingerbread Man}- || Lois Harlan ||
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| 1998. || || -{The Real Blonde}- || Kelly ||
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| 1998. || || -{Addams Family Reunion || Morticia Addams}- ||
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| 1999. || || -{My Favorite Martian}- || Lizzie ||
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| 2000. || || -{Cord}- || Anne White ||
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| 2000. || || -{Wildflowers}- || Sabine ||
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| 2000. || || -{First Target}- || Alex McGregor ||
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| 2001. || || -{Jackpot}- || Bobbi ||
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| 2001. || || -{Speedway Junkie}- || Veronica ||
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| 2001. || || -{Dancing at the Blue Iguana}- || Angel ||
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| 2002. || || -{A Walk to Remember}- || Cynthia Carter ||
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| 2002. || || -{Ring of Fire}- || Celia Jones ||
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| 2003. || || -{Northfork}- || Flower Hercules ||
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| 2003. || || -{Casa de los babys}- || Skipper ||
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| 2003. || Убити Била 1 || -{Kill Bill: Volume 1}- || Elle Driver (California Mountain Snake) ||
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| 2004. || Убити Била 2 || -{Kill Bill: Volume 2}- || Elle Driver (California Mountain Snake) ||
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| 2004. || || -{Silver City}- || Maddy Pilager ||
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| 2006. || || -{Keeping Up with the Steins}-'' || Sacred Feather/Sandy ||
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Спољашње везе

Рођени 1960.
Људи из Чикага
Америчке глумице
Добитници награде Сатурн
Биографије живих особа

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Park Service to divert $2.5 million for Trump's July 4 event: report
By John Bowden - 07/02/19 08:56 PM EDT
The National Park Service has reportedly been directed to divert nearly $2.5 million in funding to the Washington, D.C., "Salute to America" event planned by President Trump Donald John TrumpAmash responds to 'Send her back' chants at Trump rally: 'This is how history's worst episodes begin' McConnell: Trump 'on to something' with attacks on Dem congresswomen Trump blasts 'corrupt' Puerto Rico's leaders amid political crisis MORE for the Fourth of July.
The funding, originally intended for upkeep and maintenance in the nation's national park system, was redirected for the celebration, two people familiar with the administration's efforts told The Washington Post on Tuesday.
The event will include military tanks and a flyover from aircraft including the new "Marine One" helicopter.
The figure transferred from the Park Service is reportedly a fraction of the total cost of this year's event, which will also feature appearances by the Annapolis-based Blue Angels and a B-2 bomber. It has already vastly outpaced the total cost the Park Service has spent in past years on the annual July Fourth celebration, which an official told the Post usually reaches about $2 million per year.
News of the high cost for the celebration comes as the president has faced criticism over politicizing the event, which grew in volume this week as it was reported by HuffPost that Republican National Committee members and top donors were given VIP tickets to the events.
The head of the National Parks Conservation Association ripped the move, describing the diversion of funds as a "breach of trust with the public" in a statement to the Post on Tuesday.
"This is a breach of trust with the public," said Theresa Pierno. "The public pays parks fees to fix national parks and for educational programs, not the president's parade."
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This was one of my favorite looks to wear in Vermont. This sweater is such high quality for a great price and I borrowed Dede's leopard boots the whole trip! I can't believe I don't have my own pair and am definitely ordering some for the fall! Hope you have the best start to your week and thank you so much for reading!
have you found any staining on your clothes from the deodorant? I'm hesitant to try because I know that coconut oil leaves stains, so wouldn't it pit out all of your shirts? ha! Thanks for any help!!


The Cabell B. Robinson's design hosts The La Reserva de Sotogrande Invitational from the 16th to 19th of May 2019.
La Reserva Club, is ranked in the top ten Spanish courses in Golf World magazine.
This new addition to the Sotogrande courses offers year round tournament condition.
Thanks to the great work of La Reserva Club greenkeeping staff, the Cabell B. Robinson design offers an impeccable presentation throughout the year and is ready to host the first of the three Ladies European Tour events to be held in Spain in the course of the 2019 season. The LET golfers (and the lucky few that will play in the Pro-Am) will experience, first-hand, the daily care by the maintenance staff offering one of the best green complex and playing conditions in the Costa del Sol, two of the key elements allowing the course to be ranked in the top ten courses in Spain by the Golf World magazine.
"This championship course is ready to host any event throughout the year, because it is always at a high level of presentation. Since announced, our team is preparing the course to peak with the event. We have enjoyed a smooth winter period and the Bermuda grass fairways and Agrostis greens will enjoy the arrival of spring, we will present a premier golf experience for the LET players.", said José María Menacho, La Reserva Club superintendent. "We will spare no effort to present the best profile for our course".
The golf course at La Reserva Club is one of the key elements of this one-of-a-kind private gated community. Exclusivity, attention to detail, state-of-the-art design and exquisite care are its main ingredients, but José María Menacho is the most qualified voice to highlight the features of this spectacular Cabell B. Robinson course.
"Among the main features of La Reserva Club, I would mention its large Agrostis greens, with an average of about 700 m2. Usually, green speed is 10,5 to 11 on the Stimpmeter,", said Menacho."Fairways are wide and undulating, and the Bermuda rough will be thick during the tournament. It's a long golf course, but at the same time its appeal attracts all kinds of players".
In addition to the length and the complications posed by the greens, wind will probably be one of the main antagonists of the La Reserva de Sotogrande Invitational players.
"In the area of Sotogrande there are two predominant winds: East and West. West wind usually makes the greens harder and faster, while East wind is more humid, we are ready to deal with each one and offer the most consistent playing surfaces," concludes Menacho.
It is difficult to highlight holes in such a balanced and varied course, but we cannot fail to mention the challenge posed by 8th hole, probably the hardest with a pronounced dogleg flanked by a large lake on the right; the beauty of two par 3 holes, 15th and 17th, well-guarded by bunkers and water hazards; and the demanding shot to an elevated green on the 18th hole.
Stage for first-class amateur tournaments in Spain and venue of the NH Collection Open of the European Tour and The Gecko Masters, it's the first time that Sotogrande the destination and La Reserva Club more specifically do host a professional women event.
The La Reserva de Sotogrande Invitational, is sponsored by Sotogrande SA, its owning entity and the founding entity of Sotogrande which is home to three of the top ten courses in Spain with Real Club Valderrama and Real Club Sotogrande.
The event organized by Deporte & Business and the Ladies European Tour. It will be broadcasted live during the four days and will include a field of 126 professional players members of the LET and invitees.
During the week Admission is free and can be followed on the various social media platform or through the live tv coverage. Twitter (@lareservagolf), Facebook (La Reserva Sotogrande) and Instagram (@lareservasotogrande).


Hemobilia is a rare but lethal biliary tract complication. There are several causes of hemobilia which might be classified as traumatic or nontraumatic. Hemobilia caused by pseudoaneurysm might result from hepatobiliary surgery or percutaneous interventional hepatobiliary procedures. However, to our knowledge, there are no previous reports pertaining to hemobilia caused by hepatic pseudoaneurysm after T-tube choledochostomy.
A 65-year-old male was admitted to our hospital because of acute calculous cholecystitis and cholangitis. He underwent cholecystectomy, choledocholithotomy via a right upper quadrant laparotomy and a temporary T-tube choledochostomy was created. However, on the 19th day after operation, he suffered from sudden onset of hematemesis and massive fresh blood drainage from the T-tube choledochostomy. Imaging studies confirmed the diagnosis of pseudoaneurysm associated hemobilia. The probable association of T-tube choledochostomy with pseudoaneurysm and hemobilia is also demonstrated. He underwent emergent selective microcoils emobolization to occlude the feeding artery of the pseudoaneurysm.
Pseudoaneurysm associated hemobilia may occur after T-tube choledochostomy. This case also highlights the importance that hemobilia should be highly suspected in a patient presenting with jaundice, right upper quadrant abdominal pain and upper gastrointestinal bleeding after liver or biliary surgery.
Hemobilia is a rare but lethal biliary tract complication . Patients with hemobilia usually present with right upper quadrant abdominal pain, jaundice and upper gastrointestinal (UGI) bleeding . There are several causes of hemobilia which might be classified as traumatic [3–12] or nontraumatic [12–19]. Hemobilia caused by pseudoaneurysm might be due to abdominal trauma , liver and biliary surgery [8, 9, 11], percutaneous interventional hepatobiliary procedures [7, 10, 12, 20, 21], tumor [16–19, 22] or other infectious processes such as liver abscess , cholecystitis , cholangitis , and pancreatitis [5, 12, 17]. To our knowledge, there are no previous reports pertaining to hemobilia caused by hepatic pseudoaneurysm after T-tube choledochostomy. We describe here a novel case of hemobilia caused by pseudoaneurysm in the proper hepatic artery after T-tube choledochostomy. The probable association of T-tube choledochostomy with pseudoaneurysm and hemobilia is discussed.
A 65-year-old male was admitted to our hospital because of right upper quadrant abdominal pain, jaundice and fever for 2 days. He denied history of any systemic disease. He had no history of previous abdominal surgery. At initial presentation, his body temperature was 38.6°C, blood pressure was 142/82 mmHg, pulse rate was 92/min, and respiratory rate was 22/min. Physical examination revealed jaundice, and tenderness with light palpation at the right upper quadrant of abdomen. Murphy's sign was positive. There was no palpable mass and Courvoisier's sign was negative. The bowel sound was normal in peristalsis and no abdominal bruit was found on auscultation.
Laboratory studies demonstrated a white blood count of 10,800/mm3 (normal, 4,500 to 10,000/mm3), a hemoglobin level of 15.3 g/dL (normal 14-18 g/dL), and a platelet count of 22.3 × 104 /mm3 (normal, 13-40 × 104 /mm3). The liver profile showed total bilirubin = 4.3 mg/dL (normal, 0.2-1.2 mg/dL), direct bilirubin = 3.2 mg/dL (normal, 0-0.4 mg/dL), alanine aminotransferase = 108 IU/L (normal, 4-44 IU/L), aspartate aminotransferase = 103 IU/L (normal, 8-38 IU/L), and alkaline phosphatatse = 327 IU/L (normal, 104-338IU/L). The serum levels of amylase and lipase were 166 U/L (normal, 43-116 U/L) and 208 U/L (normal, 13-60 U/L) respectively. Blood cultures were negative for aerobic and anaerobic organisms. Abdominal ultrasonography revealed a distended gallbladder with thickened wall and filled with stones. A small amount of ascites was detected in the Morison's pouch. The common bile duct (CBD) was mildly dilated with some hyperechoic spots, indicating sandy CBD stones.
Because acute calculous cholecystitis and cholangitis were impressed on clinical grounds, he underwent cholecystectomy and choledocholithotomy via a right upper quadrant laparotomy. At operation, an inflamed gallbladder with fibrin coating on the edematous wall was found. The Calot's triangle showed dense adhesion and the CBD was distended. The CBD was explored to remove sandy stones, debris and sticky bile. A temporary T-tube choledochostomy was created and Penrose drains were set in the Morison's pouch.
The patient recovered well after the operation without fever episodes or jaundice. He was discharged on the 14th postoperative days. However, on the 19th day after operation, he suffered from sudden onset of hematemesis and massive fresh blood drainage from the T-tube choledochostomy. Hypovolemic shock developed thereafter. He was sent to emergent department of our institution. Laboratory examination revealed a decreased hemoglobin level of 7.0 g/dL and an increased total bilirubin level of 2.1 mg/dL. Because hemobilia was highly suspected a contrast enhanced computed tomography (CT) of the abdomen was arranged emergently, revealing a round and hyperdense lesion abutting the T-tube choledochostomy (Figure 1). The reconstructive CT image further demonstrated a saccular mass protruding from the proper hepatic artery (Figure 2). The angiography disclosed a contrast-filled lesion arising from proper hepatic artery, which suggested a pseudoaneurysm formation (Figure 3). The contrast drained into the T-tube choledochostomy directly (Figure 4), indicating that pseudoaneurysm was the cause of hemobilia in our patient. He underwent emergent selective microcoils embolization to occlude the feeding artery of the pseudoaneurysm and the bleeding ceased thereafter (Figure 5). He recovered uneventfully with normal liver profile after a three-month period of follow up.
Contrasted enhanced CT of the abdomen was arranged showing a round and hyperdense lesion (long arrow) abutting the T-tube choledochostomy (short arrow).
Reconstructive CT image showing a saccular mass protruding from the proper hepatic artery.
Transarterial angiographic view showing a contrast-filled lesion arising from proper hepatic artery. Adjacent to the contrast-filled lesion was the T-tube (arrow).
Transarterial angiographic view showing that contrast drained into the T-tube choledochostomy (arrow).
Transarterial angiographic view showing that the pseudoaneurym was occluded using selective microcoils emobolization.
Hemobilia, a rare but lethal disaster, was first described by Sandblom in 1948 as the situation of bleeding into the biliary tract following trauma . The classical presentation of hemobilia, also known as Quinckes' triad, includes right upper quadrant abdominal pain, UGI bleeding and jaundice . Blunt and penetrating abdominal trauma, accounting for half of the cases, are the leading causes of hemobilia . Liver and biliary surgery [4, 8, 9, 11], percutaneous liver biopsy [4, 12], percutaneous liver tumor ablation , and percutaneous transhepatic biliary drainage and stent placement [4, 7, 10, 20] contribute to the other causes of traumatic hemobilia. Nontraumatic causes of hemobilia include aneurysm or pseudoaneurysm caused by liver abscess , choledocholithiasis and related infection [14, 23], pancreatitis [5, 12, 15, 16, 18], and tumor [16–19, 22]. However, to the best of our knowledge, there are no previous reports in the English literature regarding hepatic pseudoaneurysm associated hemobilia after T-tube choledochostomy. This unusual case could be added to the causal list of hemobilia after surgery.
As for the etiological cause of pseudoaneurysm formation in our case, we propose that mechanical compression of the T-tube on the bile duct mucosa and adjacent proper hepatic artery might have caused erosion of the blood vessel, and induced pseudoaneurysm formation. There are evidences that might support our proposal. Firstly, anatomically speaking, the common bile duct runs along with the proper hepatic artery within the hepatoduodenal ligament. Secondly, the contrast-filled hyperdense pseudoaneurysm found at abdominal CT was just close to the T-tube. The angiographic features further disclosed that the lunar pseudoaneurysm was compressed by the T-tube and the contrast flew directly from the proper hepatic artery into the T-tube.
The diagnosis of hemobilia can be confirmed by endoscopy examination or endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography to directly observe bleeding from the ampulla of Vater . Doppler ultrasound can be used to detect the pulsatile mass with blood flow into the biliary tracts . Tumors, abscesses, and the location of aneurysms and pseudoaneurysms can be identified by abdominal CT . Furthermore, contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging can be used to demonstrate the correlation of blood flow with bile ducts to support the diagnosis of hemobilia . However, transarterial angiography should be considered as the imaging modality of choice, because it can be used to detect and embolize the bleeders [2, 9, 22, 27, 28]. Surgical ligation, excision of aneurysm and pseudoaneurysm or partial hepatectomy is only conserved for failed embolization or tumor-related hemobilia [2, 22]. Furthermore, recent articles suggest that minimally invasive procedures were offered for treatment of hemobilia, especially for tumor associated hemobilia [18, 19, 22].
In conclusion, pseudoaneurym associated hemobilia may occur after T-tube choledochostomy. This case also highlights the importance that hemobilia should be highly suspected in a patient presenting with jaundice, right upper quadrant abdominal pain and UGI bleeding after liver and biliary surgery. Once a diagnosis is established, angiographic intervention should be performed without delay because it is a life-threatening situation.
All authors have read and approved the final version of manuscript. LYT: surgical operation, drafting the manuscript; LH: helped to draft and edit the manuscript; CKY: carried out radiological intervention; WHS: involved in the clinical management of the patient; HMH: revised the manuscript critically and added substantial intellectual content; YSL: final review, supervision of scientific content of manuscript.


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class TestMetricsManager;
#endif

class MetricsManager {
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  /// Ends the background thread, redundant in case StopQueryingMetrics() isn't
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  void StartQueryingMetrics();

  /// Checks if background thread threw exception and propogates it if so
  void CheckQueryingStatus();

  /// Puts the latest-collected metrics from background thread into vector
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  void GetLatestMetrics(std::vector<Metrics>& metrics_per_timestamp);

  /// Ends the background thread
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Lars Zebroski (12 de janeiro de 1941 — 10 de janeiro de 1998) foi um ciclista olímpico estadunidense. Representou sua nação nos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 1960.

Ciclistas olímpicos dos Estados Unidos
Ciclistas nos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 1960
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clun castle to make its main line return on the stourbridge line
Great Western "Castle" Class locomotive 7029 "Clun Castle" will make its first appearance hauling a passenger train on the main line network for over 30 years with a return trip over the Stourbridge line on the evening of Thursday 28 February.
The engine was one of the last of over 160 Castles designed by Charles Collett and introduced by the Great Western Railway from 1923 onwards. In fact, this engine was not built until 1950, over 2 years after nationalisation. It spent the majority of its working life based in Devon at Newton Abbot and Laira (Plymouth) sheds before being retired and bought for preservation in 1966. It gained fame by running the final steam trains out of London Paddington and Birmingham Snow Hill before steam operation by British Railways ceased in 1967, as well as hauling the final train from Birmingham Moor Street before the terminus was closed (albeit temporarily) in 1987.
The engine last operated in preservation on the main line in 1988 but, after extensive overhaul, is ready to grace the main line network again.
If all goes to plan, the engine will be operating on a number of occasions over the Stourbridge line over the next three months as the following proposed schedule demonstrates. Please note that all times below are subject to confirmation and may possibly change.
Thursday 28 February - An evening tour from Birmingham Moor Street to Worcester and back, operating via Stourbridge Junction and Kidderminster in both directions. The train is currently scheduled to leave Moor Street at 17:42 and is expected to pass Stourbridge Junction at 18:41 and 20:12, and Kidderminster at 18:57 and 20:01.
Thursday 7 March - An evening tour from Birmingham Moor Street to Worcester and back, operating via Stourbridge Junction and Kidderminster in both directions. The scheduled is expected to be the same as above.
Saturday 9 March - "The Cotswold Explorer" - A day excursion from Birmingham Moor Street to Oxford via Stourbridge Junction, Worcester Shrub Hill, Cheltenham Spa, Swindon, Oxford, Evesham, Worcester and Stourbridge Junction. This train will pick up and set down at both Stourbridge Junction (08:52 / 19:32) and Worcester Shrub Hill (10:04 / 18:59) and will allow 4 hours in Oxford.
Saturday 6 April - "The Cotswold Explorer" - A repeat of the 9 March excursion with the same proposed timings.
Saturday 18 May - "The Cotswold Explorer" - A repeat of the 9 March excursion with the same proposed timings.
Saturday 25 May - "The Welsh Marches Explorer" - A day excursion from Dorridge to Hereford following a circular route via Snow Hill, Stourbridge Junction, Worcester Shrub Hill, Cheltenham Spa, Chepstow, Abergavenny, Hereford, Shrewsbury, Wolverhampton and Birmingham New Street. The train is scheduled to depart Snow Hill at 08:45 so should pass through Stourbridge Junction just after 09:00.
Up-to-date details on these tours and timings can be found by clicking below.
vintage trains latest tours


On Wednesday, the Border Patrol arrested 247 people, mostly from Central America, who turned themselves in to agents in a highly remote part of New Mexico, where authorities have found 25 groups of more than 100 people since October.
"These individuals dug seven holes underneath the border wall, and it's important to know this area wasn't erected as one single structure".
"The United States Border Patrol is constantly building intelligence in order to combat these trafficking organizations that are constantly targeting them and gaining intelligence in order to apprehend them in the future", said Jose Garibay, Yuma Sector Border Patrol public information officer. Most surrender to federal agents and ask for asylum.
The largest single group of asylum-seekers to be taken into custody in the US reportedly tunneled beneath a section of the border wall outside Yuma, Arizona. It included 30 so-called unaccompanied minors, or children traveling without their parents.
The Trump administration has pointed to a reduction in border crossings from their all-time high in Yuma sector to make the case that walls work. "That's really unheard of".
"This is an ongoing situation that Border Patrol Agents face in southern New Mexico: hundreds of parents and children being encountered by agents after having faced a treacherous journey in the hands of unsafe smugglers", the Border Patrol said. "As I mentioned, 87 percent of the apprehensions here are family units and unaccompanied alien children".
On Wednesday, almost 250 immigrants were taken into custody at the same crossing after turning themselves in to authorities.
But while there has been a surge in the number of Central Americans seeking asylum in the USA in recent months, the number of arrests remains low by historical standards. Mr. Trump refuses to sign any government funding bill that does not include money for a wall, and Democrats are refusing to negotiate while the government is shut down.


The EVS-2540 Color Viewing Station is a great choice for viewing color in small rooms. The EVS-2540 is proportioned for up to 28in and A1 press sheets.
Comes with the Storage Cabinet.
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The EVS-2540 25x40" Viewing Station's styling makes it a perfect choice for conference room, lobby, or executive suite--on a desktop or counter (it comes without a stand). It offers the same state-of-the-art electronic ballasts, Graphiclite T8 fluorescent lamps, and Munsell N8/gray surround to give you even light, improved rear wall illumination, and less glare than the CVX viewing stations. The LiteGuard II LED keeps you constantly updated about lamp warm-up, lamp hours, and remaining lamp life. If that wasn't enough, this booth is also ISO compliant.
TS-2540 Table Stand for EVS-2540, raises the unit by 8"
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The number of uninsured adults dropped for the first time in 2014, according to a new report by the Commonwealth Fund.
In addition, for the first time, fewer adults reported difficulties paying medical bills, had medical debt and delayed care because of the cost of care. An infographic by the Commonwealth Fund examines these trends over time.
From collaboration and consolidation to the inevitable acceptance of a value-based system, the state of healthcare continues to stimulate health plans, providers and employers.
Healthcare Trends & Forecasts in 2015: Performance Expectations for the Healthcare Industry HIN's eleventh annual industry forecast, examines the factors challenging healthcare players and suggests strategies for organizations to distinguish themselves in the steadily evolving marketplace.
There are a number of measures that could be used to evaluate the effectiveness of the Affordable Care Act, according to the Commonwealth Fund.
To date, the ACA's implementation has been associated with significant progress, reflected in a new infographic by the Commonwealth Fund. The infographic looks at the ACA marketplaces and health insurance enrollment and uninsured trends since the ACA's implementation.
Pursuing the Triple Aim: Seven Innovators Show the Way to Better Care, Better Health, and Lower Costs shares compelling stories that are emerging in locations ranging from Pittsburgh to Seattle, from Boston to Oakland, focused on topics including improving quality and lowering costs in primary care; setting challenging goals to control chronic disease with notable outcomes; leveraging employer buying power to improve quality, reduce waste, and drive down cost; paying for care under an innovative contract that compensates for quality rather than quantity; and much more. The authors describe these innovations in detail, and show the way toward a healthcare system for the nation that improves the experience and quality of care while at the same time controlling costs.
The uninsured rates in states that did expand Medicaid has dropped substantially in comparison to the states that did not expand Medicaid, according to a new infographic by LifeHealthPro.
The infographic looks at the top states with lower rates of uninsured post Affordable Care Act.
Now that open enrollment is over, Public Exchanges Data: Premium Analysis and Carrier Participation for 2014 takes a look at how it all played out. This report offers a highly detailed overview of where carriers participated, the types of products they offered and how their prices stacked up against their competitors.
The decision by some Southern states to not expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act will keep Medicaid eligibility levels low, according to a new infographic by the Kaiser Family Foundation.
The infographic shows that Southerners are more likely than people living in other parts of the United States to be uninsured; that most Southern states have poverty rates above the national average; and details on the Medicaid coverage gaps in Southern states.
To locate, stratify and engage dual eligibles, Health Care Services Corporation (HCSC) takes a creative approach, employing everything from home visits to 'street case management' to coordinate care for Medicare-Medicaid beneficiaries. Dual Eligibles Care and Service Planning: Integrative Approaches for the Medicare-Medicaid Population describes HCSC's innovative tactics to engage this largely older adult and disabled population in population health management with support from a range of community partners and services.
Medical bills cause more than 60 percent of bankruptcies in the United States, where healthcare is the most expensive in the world, according to an infographic from CauseWish.
This infographic also identifies reasons why individuals are uninsured, shows average prescription spending per person and hospital spending per discharge, and shows the states with the highest uninsured populations.
You may also be interested in this related resource: Healthcare Trends & Forecasts in 2014: Performance Expectations for the Healthcare Industry.
Infographic: Are Young Invincibles Eligible for Medicaid?
Approximately 5.4 million uninsured young adults, ages 19 to 34, also known as 'young invincibles' are now eligible for Medicaid, according to a new infographic from The Urban Institute.
This infographic also summarizes who the 'young invincibles' are and how they can be identified and enrolled in insurance plans.
You may also be interested in this related resource: Next-Generation Insurance Benefit Design and Marketing.
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Infographic: How Much Does a Hospital Stay Cost?
Approximately 18.4 million Americans had an overnight hospital stay last year, with an average stay of five days.
Despite the treatment needed, the average price per visit was around $9,700. Still, the cost is considerably different for those who are insured versus those who are not, according to a new infographic from Intuit. This infographic details the specific costs for insured versus uninsured patients, as well as overall costs related to different insurance plans.
You may also be interested in this related resource: Leading a Hospital Turnaround: A Practical Guide.
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Infographic: Will Your State Run a Healthcare Exchange?
Every state must offer a healthcare insurance exchange by January 2014, under the Affordable Care Act.
The Centers for Disease Control estimated there were 48.2 million people without insurance in 2011, according to a new infographic from Face the Facts USA. The infographic describes how many individuals will be insured through healthcare exchanges, health plans that must be offered and assistance that will be available.
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Addressing what families and caregivers consider to be most important during a hospital stay is the impetus behind a new guide from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).
The Guide to Patient and Family Engagement in Hospital Safety and Quality provides four evidence-based strategies that hospitals can use to implement patient and family-centered care practices. Each strategy includes educational tools and resources for patients and families, training materials for healthcare professionals and real-world examples that show how strategies are being implemented in hospital settings.
The strategies describe the ways patients and families can work more effectively with hospital staff, including promoting patient engagement and better communication at the bedside to improve quality.
Patient engagement is one of five key components when creating a patient-centered medical home (PCHM) model, as we discuss in two of our stories this week. If you don't focus on engaging your patient in the model, it simply won't be as successful as expected, explains Jay Driggers, director of consumer engagement at Horizon BCBS-NJ. Four other components, including payment reform, round out this story.
Health centers have gotten a payment boost to guide uninsured Americans toward affordable health coverage, according to the Department of Health & Human Services (HHS). The agency has allocated $150 million in grants to 1,159 health centers to help them with enrollment assistance. Health centers are expected to hire an additional 2,900 outreach and eligibility assistance workers to assist millions nationwide with enrollment into affordable health coverage.
Of those already insured, Medicaid recipients in Michigan were the most satisfied with their healthcare coverage in 2012, according to a report from The Center for Healthcare Research & Transformation (CHRT), while those with individual coverage were the least satisfied. These findings predict how consumers may react once health insurance marketplaces go into effect in 2014.
The survey, conducted with the Institute for Public Policy and Social Research at Michigan State University, found that those with individually purchased insurance had more negative experiences (61 percent) than those with other types of insurance. Their negative experiences related to services that were not covered by benefits, or having to pay out-of-pocket for services that cost above what their insurance would pay. This group was also the least concerned about losing their coverage.
In comparison, Medicaid recipients were the least likely to report a negative experience with their coverage (41 percent) and yet were the most concerned about losing their coverage. Researchers attributed this to Medicaid recipients' gratitude at having coverage, given their health needs.
In terms of healthcare, one sector that's already struggling, and has been for some time now, is African Americans. In 2012, 17.4 percent of non-Hispanic blacks were uninsured. Although this was lower than the 29.4 percent recorded for Hispanics, it was much higher than the 11.2 percnet tallied for non-Hispanic whites. More critically, only 55.9 percent of African Americans are expected to continue to live in good health, while a more or less healthy life is expected in 69.4 percent of white Americans.
This infographic from the Finances Online Web site takes a closer look at the health insurance situation of African Americans: their general health profiles compared to other ethnic groups; the insurance status of income groups within the African American sector; and where uninsured African Americans are clustered around the country.


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WHO Announces That 'Monkeypox' Has Been Renamed
Let us all be thankful that the trusted 'experts' have come to stop our racist ways!
The World Health Organization (WHO) made a significant announcement Tuesday: 'monkeypox' is no more.
WHO renames monkeypox over racism concerns https://t.co/OJNR6dgfQV pic.twitter.com/ncQYkd97RU
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) November 28, 2022
A group of over 30 scientists around the world supported the name change, charging that the original term is " discriminatory" and "stigmatizing."
The group made the claims in a document titled "Urgent need for a non-discriminatory and non-stigmatizing nomenclature for monkeypox virus."
The prevailing perception in the international media and scientific literature is that MPXV is endemic in people in some African countries. However, it is well established that nearly all MPXV outbreaks in Africa prior to the 2022 outbreak, have been the result of spillover from animals to humans, and only rarely have there been reports of sustained human-to-human transmissions. In the context of the current global outbreak, continued reference to, and nomenclature of this virus being African is not only inaccurate but is also discriminatory and stigmatizing.
They additionally complained that the "mainstream media in the global north" used "photos of African patients" to depict the illness, implying that such an example is indicative of some kind of discrimination.
"We, therefore, believe that a nomenclature that is neutral, non-discriminatory, and non-stigmatizing will be more appropriate for the global health community," wrote the group of scientists.
CNN reported that the WHO's new preferred name for the affliction will be "mpox."
"Both names will be used simultaneously for one year while 'monkeypox' is phased out," the organization said.
The Biden administration approved, indicating that it "welcome[s] the change" and promised the US will use the mpox name "from this point forward," according to the outlet.
Monkeypox commanded a large amount of attention from many in the media after it began spreading globally months ago. The Wall Street Journal, for instance, ran a video calling the illness a "Global Health Threat."
Meanwhile, the Biden administration announced that the virus is spreading globally and it called for a "comprehensive response from federal, state, local and international governments and communities."
It now appears that many who were hyping up the virus, which typically only affects men engaging in homosexual intercourse, are less worried about its potential threat.
BREAKING: The Biden Administration announces that it does not expect to renew the public health emergency declaration for monkeypox since so few cases are being reported — proving that health crises can be managed by competent leadership. RT IF YOU'RE GLAD BIDEN REPLACED TRUMP!
— Occupy Democrats (@OccupyDemocrats) December 2, 2022


Planets go round Suns,The Sun in the Orion Arm goes round the Milky Way,could the Local Group of Galaxies go around anything Cosmic Strings??,and could even Universes circle some incredible massive body which goes beyond our comprehension.
The Local Group of galaxies (including the Milky Way and Andromeda) are gravitationally bound to the Virgo cluster of galaxies, and could be considered a satellite of Virgo. Virgo and other nearby clusters and groups together constitute the Local or "Virgo" supercluster of galaxies (LSC). The LSC and other nearby superclusters are themselves being pulled with a velocity of around 600km per second towards a distant concentration of mass known as the Great Attractor. The Great Attractor is around 200 million light years away, and is rather annoyingly obscured by the disk of our own Milky Way. However, it is likely just a huge supercluster, or a filament of superclusters. Beyond the Great Attractor lie similar enormous structures, including vast filaments and voids. Such is the hierarchical nature of the structure of the Universe!
Could the Universe be orbiting another more massive Universe? Well not in the usual meaning of the term "orbit" I would think. However, some cosmological theories view the Universe in interesting ways. One hypothesis sees the Universe as a 4 dimensional membrane moving through 11 dimensional space. In this (highly speculative) theory it was an interaction between our Universe and another 4 dimensional membrane which formed the Big Bang.


The impeachment talk reflects the conclusion of Democrats and Republicans close to the Senate Judiciary Committee that Kavanaugh's confirmation is more likely than not — and certainly more likely than it was 24 hours ago.
A well-known Democratic strategist says the "only question is who calls for it first."
And top Republicans expect President Trump to begin making an even bigger issue of his own possible impeachment as a way of whipping up supporters in the final month of this fall's midterm campaigns.
A veteran Republican close to Senate leaders and the White House: "Impeachment of Trump and Kav will be an animating issue on both sides."
Why it matters: Yesterday's epic hearing — a tearful, outraged Kavanaugh following a tearful, credible Christine Blasey Ford — will likely stand as a nine-hour distillation of our toxic era.
What to watch: "Democrats tonight are depleted, raw, furious, and churning," emails an adviser to Ford's camp.
A Republican insider texted his belief that Kavanaugh will make it (something the insider had doubted earlier in the day) and added: "What ugly times. We may be doomed."
The war was embodied by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) who rallied the GOP by caustically accusing Democrats: "What you want to do is destroy this guy's life, hold this seat open and hope you win in 2020."
The N.Y. Times' Jeremy Peters tweeted: "[W]hat I saw today was a fury between members of opposite parties that is as profound and unnerving as I've ever seen. They're not faking it."
Be smart: If Kavanaugh is confirmed, Democrats could be expected to question the legitimacy of his swing Supreme Court vote. Congress degraded itself yesterday. And the Trump White House of course has serious credibility issues.


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Our Board of Directors is made up of volunteers who give of their time and expertise. All Board members are not paid any remuneration or director's fees.
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Add to an existing profitable position and exploit the trend!
This unique algorithm tells you visually when and where to add additional contracts, once you are in a trending market. After years of backtesting, the optimal setup has been found to be a ONE, THREE, TWO, ONE configuration, with each signal generated from an analysis of the underlying volume and its associated price action. The signal is generated where the Adds Indicator identifies changes from buying to selling volume or selling to buying, in an existing trend, with the indicator then calculating the optimal levels for adding further contracts to the position.
As a simple example, assume a new position is initially opened with a single contract or lot. As the trend develops, a signal would then be generated in the future to indicate adding three further contracts to the position, followed by an additional two, and finally an additional one, making a total of seven contracts in total. All seven contracts are then closed out together.
The Adds indicator was designed for longer term timeframes where positions are held for days, weeks or months, though it can be used on an intraday basis. In this case, the number of Adds should be limited to just one initial Add, i.e. if you start with one contract, you can then add a further three contracts when the signal appears, but NO MORE.
Use Adds to exploit the strength of a trend.
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import org.springframework.context.annotation.Configuration;

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1. Transcender: Transcender is one of the big guns in providing practice exams, and has been doing so since the 90s. It allows you to either choose a customised exam, where you take the exam which is most helpful to you. Or you can choose one of the past exam papers, which are in the same format of the actual exam. It also provides you with flash cards, which help you prepare for the exam.
2. uCertify: The uCertify practice tests cover a wide number of questions. A typical Microsoft cert has about 60 questions, while uCertify exams have as many as 360 questions. It also give you a chapter-by-chapter guide and explanations of all the exam answers.
3. SelfTest: SelfTest also offers a wide range of questions; about triple the number of questions from the actual exam. You also get 281 flash cards to aid your learning. SelfTest has two modes – learning mode, which gives explanations of correct answers as you go along, and the certification mode, which mirrors the actual exam.


Welcome to guesthouse Pension Marianne!
Our charming Pension Marianne B&B inn is situated in the vacation area of the Hohe Tauern national park - in the heart of Krimml. You can enjoy an incomparable view of our Krimml Waterfalls here. The guesthouse is conveniently located in the middle of the village, but also surrounded by nature. Cordiality and hospitality are primary goals of our family business, because your well-being is of great importance to us.
The village of Krimml is surrounded by a beautiful and natural landscape, which invites people to be both active and to rest in summer as well as in winter. It does not matter wether you are hiking in the Hohe Tauern national park, paying a visit to the Krimml Waterfalls, skiing in the Zillertalarena or simply enjoying autumn – here you will be able to leave your stressful everyday life behind and relax.
7 days for 6 days (1 day is free)!
5 days for 4 days (1 day is free)!


Slemish Design Studio Architects have been appointed to design a modern renovation and extension to a traditional farmhouse outside Cullybackey, Ballymena.
With great views to the north of the glens & views from the south as far a belfast, this will make the design appealing to both ourselves & clients.
Slemish Design Studio have been appointed as architects to renovate an existing farmhouse outside Ballynahinch, County Down.
With views over a nearby lake to the south, this will bring in some very interesting features.
Slemish Design Studio have been appointed as architects for an extension to a traditional bungalow in Newtownabbey.
the clients wish to make the house more modern & take advantages of the views over Belfast Lough & Holywood.
We hope to start on site this summer!!
Surveys completed this week in Kells and Magherafelt.
Ones a complete renovation and extension & the others a new build.
We've just received planning permission for our clients renovation in Broughshane, County Antrim.
It's only a small project but it required planning and building control.


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Q: How to access hidden CSS classes from CSS modules in React I'm new to React. So I found out that there is a CSS mixing problem going on in my React code. So I used CSS modules to solve that problem. But when I'm doing a frontend React JS project with Bootsrap, I came up with this problem.

So In this Carousel component, there are hidden(those are only shown in compiled HTML files) CSS classes called carousel-control-next and carousel-control-prev. So I need to change their CSS styles with CSS modules. So how can I access them?

I imported this CSS module file as a CSS module in my React file, but it's not working. Can someone help me with this problem? Thanks in advance.

A: You have to use :global to get not modular styles such as styles for Carousel
https://github.com/css-modules/css-modules#exceptions

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Q: Labeling in Prolog constraint programming I am new to Prolog and currently working on a simple constraint programming problem. So I have four real numbers A,B,C,D with the property such that
A+B+C+d = ABC*D = 7.11
Since it is easier to work with integer, I tried the following implementation:
   :- use_module(library(clpfd)).
   grocery(Vars):-
      Vars=[A,B,C,D],
      X #= 100 * A,
      Y #= 100 * B,
      Z #= 100 * C,
      W #= 100 * D,
      X+Y+Z+W #= 711,
      X*Y*Z*W #= 71100000000.

Since the above will give me partially solved answer, I tried putting the keyword label(Vars) at the end. But this causes my execution of grocery(V) to produce
ERROR: Arguments are not sufficiently instantiated.

While grocery([V]) will give me a false. Can anyone enlighten me on how to do the labeling? Thanks
Edit : I did not put the call to the library clpfd earlier on

A: You are facing two issues that I would like to discuss separately:
Instantiation error
As you mentioned, we get:

?- grocery(Vs), label(Vs).
ERROR: Arguments are not sufficiently instantiated

Labeling requires that the variables that are to be labeled all have finite domains. In your case, label/1 throws an instantiation-error because the domains of some variables are still infinite:

?- grocery([A,B,C,D]).
A in inf.. -1\/1..sup,
100*A#=_9006,
_9006 in inf.. -100\/100..sup,
_9006+_9084+_9078+_9072#=711,
_9006*_9084#=_9102,
_9084 in inf.. -100\/100..sup,
100*B#=_9084,
_9102 in inf.. -1\/1..sup,
_9102*_9078#=_9222,
_9078 in inf.. -100\/100..sup,
100*C#=_9078,
C in inf.. -1\/1..sup,
_9222 in -71100000000.. -1\/1..71100000000,
_9222*_9072#=71100000000,
_9072 in -71100000000.. -100\/100..71100000000,
100*D#=_9072,
D in -711000000.. -1\/1..711000000,
B in inf.. -1\/1..sup.

The only chance to correct this is to create a suitable specialization of the program, where the variables end up with finite domains. Writing [Vs] instead of Vs is obviously no solution:

?- grocery(Vs), label([Vs]).
ERROR: Type error: `integer' expected, found `[_8206,_9038,_8670,_8930]' (a list)

This is because label/1 requires its argument to be a list of finite domain variables, not a list of lists.
An example of a suitable specialization could be:

?- grocery(Vs), Vs ins 0..sup, label(Vs).
false.

The resulting program has no solution, but at least we know that it definitely has no solution, because there is no more instantiation error.
No solution
We have thus arrived at a second, rather independent question: Why does this resulting program have no solution?
A major advantage of using a logic programming language like Prolog is that it enables the application of declarative debugging approaches as for example shown in GUPU.
Like in GUPU, use the following definition to generalize away goals:

:- op(950,fy, *).

*_.

For example, we can generalize away the last goal of your program:

grocery(Vars):-
        Vars = [A,B,C,D],
        X #= 100 * A,
        Y #= 100 * B,
        Z #= 100 * C,
        W #= 100 * D,
        X+Y+Z+W #= 711,
        * X*Y*Z*W #= 71100000000.

The resulting program is obviously more general than the original program, because we have removed a constraint from a pure and monotonic Prolog program.
Now, we still get for the preceding query:

?- grocery(Vs), Vs ins 0..sup, label(Vs).
false.

And now we know: Even the more general program has no solution.
If you expect solutions in this case, you will have to change portions of the remaining program to correct the mistake in the formulation.
For more information about this approach, see program-slicing and logical-purity.


When I think about the beginning of March, it feels like years ago, instead of only a month ago! It's weird how each month can feel really different - for me, January seemed to drag, February flashed by and now March seems a lifetime ago? So far I have actually been really liking reviewing my months as they go by; although I'm always worried 'favourites' style posts are a little predictable, I love looking back at them a few months, or a year, later and seeing what I was loving at that time. So, on with March!
As I mentioned in my Sephora first impressions post, I finally got the chance to visit a couple of Sephora stores in France and it was such an amazing experience. Since then I have used my Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Wiz that I picked up then every single day and I am in love with it! I think I paid about €25 for it and it was totally worth it - there are a few dupes on the high street but I don't think anything can compare to the original. It makes filling in brows so easy but most importantly, really natural and the shade range is really good.
My other beauty favourite you can't actually pick up right now... but when I went to France I took my little Lush Snow Fairy shower gel I got in a gift set for Christmas, and I'm not exaggerating when I say it is definitely the best thing I have ever smelt! It is so incredible and pretty with its pink colour, I am so glad I picked up a full sized bottle on sale, waiting for me once I finish my Soap & Glory Clean On Me - my other favourite shower gel out there! Unfortunately, as Snow Fairy is one of Lush's Christmas products it is unavailable right now but get ready for autumn when it will come back again!
I'm sure I mentioned 5 Seconds Of Summer's new single Want You Back in my February review post when it had just been released - no surprise I am still absolutely obsessed with it! I've gone back and listened to their old stuff while I've been loving their new single, remembering how amazing it is. I really cannot wait for their new album!
I have also been loving Shawn Mendes' new singles, my favourite being In My Blood. It's a daily debate between me and my best friend about which one is better - she prefers his other single, Lost In Japan, which I think has a bit of a Justin Timberlake vibe to it, I just prefer In My Blood because it feels like it has so much emotion and meaning. It's so relatable with a really positive message so I definitely recommend a listen, I was blown away by it.
I have also been loving the band HAIM, I have both their albums saved on Spotify so I'm working through them and loving every track so far! A couple of my favourites are 'Falling' and 'Want You Back', they're really catchy and I just love their sound so much.
Crazily I haven't been watching that many shows this month, apart from the usual Friends - which I, of course, watched loads of again when I got tickets to Friends Fest for the summer to get me excited! I've also started watching the second season of Riverdale - I managed about 3 when it came out and got a little disinterested but I was recommended by my friend to continue watching so here's to hoping it gets a bit better!
The biggest thing that happened this month was that I went to France on our college's French Exchange, which honestly feels like it was years ago somehow not just a few weeks! I saw some amazing places such as Lyon and the most amazing chocolate factory so it was a really good trip.


As we get older, our strength, endurance and flexibility changes over the course of the years and typically decreases. This can be extremely dangerous as decreased health and fitness will increase the risk of various health complications such as heart attacks, diabetes, obesity, back pain, etc. People in poor condition are also less agile which can cause injuries and/or fractures.
Research has proven that our health degenerates with age, but this decline can be the result of a lack of exercise. Sufficient exercise can keep your health and condition in top shape. In some cases, elderly individuals can be in better shape than those much younger than them simply because they exercise.
The most important advantage of exercise for seniors is that it will prevent diseases and health complications. It will prolong their life expectancy and keep their mind and body young.
Exercise will keep seniors strong, making them able to complete more tasks without depending on others. This will give seniors independence without the need to rely on others to help them. As seniors age, their social network can decrease due to many different reasons. Being active is a great way for the elderly to stay energized and even make new friends.
Depending on your age, vitality and physical abilities there are a wide range of sports seniors can participate in. It is always a good thing to not rush into anything and to always consult with a doctor before getting started. In many cities, there are sporting associations that offer special senior classes or senior groups who regularly who exercise together. You could initiate your own group by gathering friends, neighbors and/or people from a senior home. Exercising with another person or with a group will help you encourage one another while being socially active at the same time.
Choosing a suitable sport will depend on your physical condition, your goal and your interest. If you are someone who has high blood pressure, it might be a good idea to do cardiovascular exercises. You could start taking (brisk) walks or even go for a swim. Seniors who want to increase their strength can join a gym and have a program made to suit their goals. The advantage a gym is that there is always professional supervision. If you enjoy music, you can join a dance class or gather some other people and hire a teacher and organize a class. Remember, if you have lived a sedentary lifestyle, all extra activity is a plus. Even carrying heavy loads of groceries or pushing a land mower is physical activity. It doesn't really matter what you do, as long as you keep active and enjoy the activity!
Always stay safe: It is very important that you start off to slowly to adapt to your new routine and prevent injuries. It is recommended to consult with a doctor or physical therapist before you begin. Find a gym that has offers sports, classes and training for seniors. Check that personal trainers have experience training the elderly.
Motivation: Set short term goals to keep motivated. For example: if you want to start taking the stairs instead of the elevator, start out with taking the stairs once a day the first week and then increase by 2/3 times the following week. Fulfilling goals is gratifying and will inspire you to set higher goals.
Find a companion: Working out with a friend or in a group has the added benefit of being socially active and motivates you to keep on going.


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EXHIBITIONS IN RUSSIA
Moscow and Muscovites in the Epoch of Emperor Alexander I
Russia, first quarter of the 19th c.
Bronze; background carving, flat chasing, gilding
Belonged to Emperor Alexander I
Napoleon in Burning Moscow painting
Germany, 1840. Albrecht Adam
31 May – 16 October 2022
'Tsaritsyno' Museum and Heritage Site
State Museum and Heritage Site 'Borodino', State Historical Museum, A.S. Pushkin State Museum, State Museum of Architecture named after A.V. Shchusev, State Museum of Fine Arts named after A.S. Pushkin, 'Arkhangelskoye' State Estate Museum, State Memorial Museum named after A.V. Suvorov, State Russian Museum, State Tretyakov Gallery, The Moscow Kremlin Museums, Tropinin Museum, 'Tsaritsyno' Museum and Heritage Site, Dmitrov Kremlin Museum and Heritage Site, 'Kuskovo' Estate Museum, 'Ostankino' Estate Museum, Novgorod Museum and Heritage Site, Russian State Library, Russian State Military and Historical Archive, Russian Museum of Ethnography, etc.
The Moscow Kremlin Museums participate in the exhibition dedicated to the history of Moscow during the reign of Emperor Alexander I. This large-scale exhibition project organized by the 'Tsaritsyno' Museum and Heritage Site aims to familiarize visitors with the appearance of the Russian capital of that time, its peculiar patriarchal way of life and spiritual atmosphere. Several sections of display cover the pre-fire Moscow, the events of the Patriotic War and the restoration of the ancient capital after the fire of 1812. Fine arts and crafts, archival documents and eye-witness' accounts reflect the significant events of Moscow life in the first quarter of the 19th century and the changes that took place then.
Among other objects visitors will be able to see two unique pieces from the collection of the Moscow Kremlin Museums – a bell which belonged to Emperor Alexander I and the painting "Napoleon in burning Moscow" by the German artist Albrecht Adam. The gilt-bronze bell was among the items from Emperor Alexander I's study in the Small Nicholas Palace. In 1831 Emperor Nicholas I ordered for the study items which were the possessions of his elder brother, including the bell, to be transferred to the Armoury Chamber and later represented in the first showcases of the museum, thus opening the display.
The Bavarian painter and engraver Albrecht Adam, famous for battle and equestrian scenes, took part in Napoleon's campaign in Russia in 1812 as a military painter. By sketching scenes of army life and battles, he left valuable artistic chronicles, which he later used for his paintings, lithographs and engravings related to the French Emperor's military campaigns. Nicholas I purchased some art pieces on this subject from Albrecht Adam. Several canvases by the German artist remained in the imperial study in the Grand Kremlin Palace, and after the revolutionary events of 1917 they were transferred to the Armoury Chamber.


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Jurors hear Mattie's statement to police after body was found in her home
By : Mark White
Tag: Chris James Lowe, day two of trial, Lori Mattie, murder, unlawful imprisonment, Whitley Circuit Court
About six hours after police found Michelle Marlow's dead body inside the home that Lori Mattie shared with Chris Lowe on July 23, 2017, Mattie gave Kentucky State Police a nearly 50-minute sometimes rambling statement about what lead up to Marlow's death.
She offered few details about the death at one point asking police if Marlow was going to be all right.
Marlow was found dead inside the defendants' Old Mud Creek Road residence from blunt force trauma to her head, neck and arms. Lowe and Mattie were found naked and unconscious in the other bedroom covered in blood, police said.
Lowe, 40, and Mattie, 39, are charged with murder and unlawful imprisonment in Marlow's death. Lowe is also charged with tampering with physical evidence for allegedly moving Marlow's body after having beaten her.
Wednesday was the second day of their trial in Whitley Circuit Court.
Mattie cried at multiple times in the courtroom as the recording was played for jurors during the testimony of Kentucky State Police Detective Billy Correll.
The statement was given about 1 a.m. on July 24 at the Williamsburg Police Department after Mattie had been released from the hospital.
At several points during the interview, Mattie claimed that she didn't know what happened, which often prompted comments from Correll such as, "Don't play this I don't remember game."
At one point Mattie told Correll that she told Marlow to take a shower in the guest bathroom. She also remembered cooking.
"The next thing I remember my face was bloody. I had no clothes on … I was in an ambulance," Marlow said in the recording.
Mattie said that she thought Marlow owed Lowe money.
Mattie said that the situation started on July 23 in the master bedroom when Lowe couldn't find his wallet, which had his whole paycheck of about $300. He was mad, and he initially thought that Mattie took it.
She said that Lowe didn't hit her at the time, but shoved her a couple of times, and didn't want her to leave.
"He said, 'You ain't going no where,'" Mattie told police.
Mattie said that she and Lowe had been in a fight three days earlier.
Lowe also asked Claude Dean, who was Marlow's boyfriend, whether he had the money before going in the guest bathroom and confronting Marlow about it.
Mattie told police that Marlow told Lowe she would get the money for him.
Mattie told police she had no idea how she, Lowe and Marlow ended up outside that evening, and how she and Marlow ended up laying in a gravel road.
Authorities believe that Marlow's body was dragged from the road into their home.
KSP Lt. Bill Elliott, who was also involved in Mattie's police interview, asked Mattie what she would say if he told her she was going to be charged with murder.
"Me? I didn't do anything," Mattie replied. "Why am I beat up … Why am I hurt … I am trying to cooperate."
Mattie added that she drinks every day until she gets to the point where she can't remember anything.
Correll testified Wednesday afternoon that he remembered Mattie having a swollen lip when he interviewed her, but no bleeding anywhere around the mouth or face.
About halfway through the interview, Mattie asked whether Marlow was going to be all right to which Correll replied, "No. She's dead."
He went on to add this is what they had been talking about for the previous 20 minutes or so.
Mattie claimed at one point during the interview that she and Lowe had gone to Walmart in Williamsburg and then stopped in Jellico to get gas for the mower.
Mattie claimed that Marlow was at her home when she left, but wasn't there when she and Lowe got back, but she was supposed to come back.
Mattie also claimed during the interview that she had defensive wounds that evening.
"She attacked you," Correll asked?
"I don't know," Mattie replied.
Mattie told police that she had just met Marlow "last night" and that Marlow was a mother of eight children and had at least one grandchild.
Correll testified he made a notation in his report that Mattie didn't establish a consistent flow of the timeline during the interview.
Mattie's attorney, Cotha Hudson, asked Correll whether he had ever been told that Mattie had a blood alcohol level of .313 when her blood was drawn at the hospital about 10 p.m. on the evening of the incident, and Correll replied that he hadn't been told that.
Correll also said that he didn't recall smelling any alcohol on Mattie while he interviewed her.
Hudson said in her opening statement Tuesday that Mattie couldn't remember what happened that night.
Correll also testified Wednesday that he took a swab of Lowe's mouth at the crime scene in order to obtain a DNA sample from him, and that he also took swabs of red stains, which may have been blood, from various parts of Lowe's body, including his right hand, his left hand, his right foot, his left foot, his right ear and the bridge of his nose, which had a small laceration.
Correll said that Lowe voluntarily gave the DNA sample and was very compliant when the swabs were taken.
Jurors also heard from KSP Trooper Jack Hedges, who is a state police expert in crime scene mapping and was the last witness to testify Wednesday afternoon.
He used 3-D laser scanners to create a virtual model of the crime scene complete with 360-degree views of rooms inside the home, which showed the locations of various pieces of evidence, and Marlow's body.
Several of the scans were shown to jurors during his testimony, which ended shortly before 4 p.m.
The trial is scheduled to resume at 9 a.m. Thursday.
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MS in the guts
By MouseDoctor
Wunsch M, Jabari S, Voussen B, Enders M, Srinivasan S, Cossais F, Wedel T, Boettner M, Schwarz A, Weyer L, Göcer O, Schroeter M, Maeurer M, Woenckhaus M, Pollok K, Radbruch H, Klotz L, Scholz CJ, Nickel J, Friebe A, Addicks K, Ergün S, Lehmann PV, Kuerten S. The enteric nervous system is a potential autoimmune target in multiple sclerosis. Acta Neuropathol. 2017. doi: 10.1007/s00401-017-1742-6. [Epub ahead of print]
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic autoimmune disease of the central nervous system (CNS) in young adults that has serious negative socio-economic effects. In addition to symptoms caused by CNS pathology, the majority of MS patients frequently exhibit gastrointestinal dysfunction, which was previously either explained by the presence of spinal cord lesions or not directly linked to the autoimmune etiology of the disease. Here, we studied the enteric nervous system (ENS) in a B cell- and antibody-dependent mouse model of MS by immunohistochemistry and electron microscopy at different stages of the disease. ENS degeneration was evident prior to the development of CNS lesions and the onset of neurological deficits in mice. The pathology was antibody mediated and caused a significant decrease in gastrointestinal motility, which was associated with ENS gliosis and neuronal loss. We identified autoantibodies against four potential target antigens derived from enteric glia and/or neurons by immunoprecipitation and mass spectrometry. Antibodies against three of the target antigens were also present in the plasma of MS patients as confirmed by ELISA. The analysis of human colon resectates provided evidence of gliosis and ENS degeneration in MS patients compared to non-MS controls. For the first time, this study establishes a pathomechanistic link between the well-established autoimmune attack on the CNS and ENS pathology in MS, which might provide a paradigm shift in our current understanding of the immunopathogenesis of the disease with broad diagnostic and therapeutic implications.
The opening line of the abstract gives a different twist usual science rag, it says that MS makes you poor. It gets weirder from there.
First we had the microbiota and the nervous system.
Did you spot the possible link between the microbiome and autoimmunity after alemtuzumab in our recent paper this week, yes there are hidden gems in there.
It is still free to download and read if you want click and follow the links.
Now we are being told it is the enteric (gut) nervous system that's a problem. We would agree that with time that there are clearly problems with the gut in mice with EAE, and believe it or not we did a project looking at constipation, so in this case we can definitely say the chicken led to the egg. That the gut problems come after the autoimmunity of the CNS.
However, in this study they imply that the gut autoimmunity comes first. They report gut problems before there is evidence of autoimmunity in the CNS in an animal model. There was significantly less gut motility.
So should we make some students or MD2 count and weigh mouse poohs. It would not be surprising in mice with neurological EAE that there pooh count will be affected, as they eat and drink less when they are neurologically affected, but being a recipient of quite a few mouse number 2's in my time when holding a mouse, they maintain this function early in the disease course.
They found antibodies that targeted the gut in mice, which were present in some people with MS and there was some gut pathology with MS. If they had made the suggestion that MS was secondary to autoimmunity in lung tissue would this have been found?
But how does this disprove the possibility that lesions in the CNS has led to de-innervation of gut pathways and the effect is secondary to this. You are not going to get an answer against this from studying post-mortem MS years after disease onset.
But you are going to get support that there are gut changes in MS
Moser AM, et al. Mucosal biopsy shows immunologic changes of the colon in patients with early MS. Neurology, N2.
Objective: To investigate immune cells of the colonic mucosa and faecal short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) in treatment-naive patients with a clinically isolated syndrome (CIS) or early relapsing MS.
Methods: In this cross-sectional proof-of-concept study, we obtained mucosal specimens during ileocolonoscopy from 15 untreated patients with CIS/MS and 10 controls. Mucosal immune cells were analyzed by FACS, and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry measurements of stool samples served to determine SCFA.
Results: The number of total dendritic cells (DCs), CD103+ tolerogenic DCs, and CD4+25+127–regulatory T cells (Tregs) was significantly reduced in the distal colon of patients with CIS/MS compared with controls, whereas we found no differences in the proximal colon. The patients' faecal samples also showed a substantially lower content of SCFA and especially lower levels of butyrate and acetate.
Conclusions: Our findings indicate a disturbed homeostasis of colonic DCs and Tregs in patients with MS which could be associated with colonic SCFA depletion. Although not implying causality, these findings confirm parallel abnormalities of the gut in MS and warrant further research if modulation of the colonic SCFA profile or the colonic Treg pool can serve to modify the course of MS.
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Proteins says:
My gut is just fine. But not if I consume certain animal proteins – dairy and egg. I think such reactions to dietary proteins may say something about MS.
Cinara says:
There seem to be more gut changes after MS, and perhaps not the other way round.
Although there are no more appendix (I had appendicitis at 16 years of age)…
What I realized is that after EM I have suffered more from constipation, regardless of what I eat, and I am I make use of probiotics or my gut improves a lot, practically normalizes.
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Q: Importing last modified file in SSIS Good Day All,
I apologise in advance for what is probably a pretty simple problem for many of you.
Basically a file is saved down every hour into a certain folder (file ext .AMA), and I would like to create an SSIS package that runs every hour and imports only the last modified file into a SQL Server database.
I realise I need to use the script component to do this, but I have zero working knowledge of vb.net (I'm stuck with VS 2005). Also, I'm not sure if this needs to be done within a Foreach Loop Container or if it's possible to go directly from the scrip component to the OLE DB Destination?
Would anyone be kind enough to give me a sample script that I can work off, and explain to me how to incorporate it into an SSIS package? I can't make head nor tale of script solutions I've seen from Googling, and many of them seem to be using C# anyway.
Going by the last modified date/time should be okay, but there is a date/time in the filename in the following format "YYMMDDHHMM", I'm not sure how useful that would be though.
Thanks in advance!

A: Instead of giving out the full solution, let us break this project into smaller pieces. Try to solve each of these pieces and the solution should emerge - hopefully. If you get stuck on any piece, feel to revert back with more pointed question. That said, here is what I would suggest -
1. Take one of your .AMA files. Use data flow task. Use Flat file source connection as Source and OleDB as Target. Hard code the source and target connections in the connection manager. If you need any transformation, try using derived columns (because it's easier and accomplishes most of the transformations). If you are able to complete this piece, it would remove your doubts about using a script component.

*Next, work on removing the hard coding part mentioned in step one. Find out how to dynamically change the connection strings by using variables.

*Put another .AMA file in the same location. Use ForEach task to process both the files. (Not necessarily you will need it)

*Import most recent csv file to sql server in ssis
Hope this helps you in find your solution by yourself - as opposed to asking a full solution.

A: Public Sub Main()
Dim fileMask As String = "*.csv"
Dim mostRecentFile As String = String.Empty
Dim rootFolder As String = String.Empty

' Assign values from the DTS variables collection.
' This is case sensitive. User:: is not required
' but you must convert it from the Object type to a strong type
rootFolder = Dts.Variables["User::RootFolder"].Value.ToString()

' Repeat the above pattern to assign a value to fileMask if you wish
' to make it a more flexible approach

' Determine the most recent file, this could be null
Dim candidate As System.IO.FileInfo = ScriptMain.GetLatestFile(rootFolder, fileMask)

If candidate IsNot Nothing Then
    mostRecentFile = candidate.FullName
End If

' Push the results back onto the variable
Dts.Variables["CurrentFile"].Value = mostRecentFile

Dts.TaskResult = (int)ScriptResults.Success
End Sub

private static System.IO.FileInfo GetLatestFile(string directoryName, string fileExtension)
{
System.IO.DirectoryInfo directoryInfo = new System.IO.DirectoryInfo(directoryName);

System.IO.FileInfo mostRecent = null;

// Change the SearchOption to AllDirectories if you need to search subfolders
System.IO.FileInfo[] legacyArray = directoryInfo.GetFiles(fileExtension,
    System.IO.SearchOption.TopDirectoryOnly);
foreach (System.IO.FileInfo current in legacyArray)
{
    if (mostRecent == null)
    {
        mostRecent = current;
    }

    if (current.LastWriteTimeUtc >= mostRecent.LastWriteTimeUtc)
    {
        mostRecent = current;
    }
}

return mostRecent;

// To make the below code work, you'd need to edit the properties of the project
// change the TargetFramework to probably 3.5 or 4. Not sure
// Current error is the OrderByDescending doesn't exist for 2.0 framework
//return directoryInfo.GetFiles(fileExtension)
//     .OrderByDescending(q => q.LastWriteTimeUtc)
//     .FirstOrDefault();
}

This is the site I used for conversion: http://www.developerfusion.com/tools/convert/csharp-to-vb


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Turtles All the Way Down is a young adult novel written by American author John Green, published on October 10, , by Dutton Books. It is his fifth solo novel.
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It is his fifth solo novel, and his seventh overall. Its publication was announced during VidCon , the online video conference co-founded by Green and his brother Hank. It is his first published work since his novel The Fault in Our Stars. The story centers on year-old American Aza Holmes, a high school student with OCD and anxiety, and her search for a fugitive billionaire. She is grieving the loss of her father while a budding relationship grows between her and a neighbor.
The story is about lifelong friendship, the intimacy of an unexpected reunion, and Star Wars fan fiction. Aza sets out to look for clues to find the missing billionaire, whilst grappling with mental illness. Readers should expect plenty of metaphors! That's something like love, but maybe not quite the thing itself'. Living with anxiety and OCD is enough but when Daisy, her Best and Most Fearless Friend, brings her on a mission to find a fugitive billionaire things are about to get even more complicated. To find Russell Pickett, Aza must enter the world of his geeky, but maybe kind-of-cute son, Davis.
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