Feasibility studies cross over with business plans but are much more about testing ideas and options to see what will work. They can save £000s or millions of pounds and lots of anguish – testing on paper is much less painful than testing in reality. Sarah has been working in New Product Development since the 80's, not always in glamorous areas, for example, she did feasibility studies for reusable incontinence products and feminine hygiene disposal units.
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Portal 2 DLC, Zwei announced, NBA Baller Beats - Shacknews Daily: April 26, 2012
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Join Garnett Lee on this episode of Shacknews Daily. Today's stories: Resident Evil's mastermind returns to the survival horror genre, Portal 2 gets a DLC puzzle creator, and NBA Baller Beats gets Kinected.
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Portal 2's next DLC, the "Perpetual Testing Initiative," will be available on PC and Mac on May 8th.
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At a panel during GDC, Valve's Chet Faliszek and Erik Wolpaw showed off some stuff from the cutting room floor, including the game's lost competitive multiplayer, alternate ending, and more.
Skyrim wins AIAS Game of the Year
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The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences held its Interactive Achievement Awards at DICE last night, and gave the big Game of the Year award to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Best of 2011 Runner-Up: Portal 2
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This week Shacknews finally reveals its top five games of 2011. Today we announce our first runner-up, Valve's Portal 2. Tomorrow, our Game of the Year for 2011 will finally be revealed.
Uncharted 3 leads AIAS nominations
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The AIAS has announced its nominees for this year's Interactive Achievement Awards. Uncharted 3 leads with the most nominations, and shares GOTY nods with Portal 2, Skyrim, Zelda: Skyward Sword, and Batman: Arkham City.
2011 Game Developers Choice nominees announced
By Steve Watts, Jan 05, 2012 6:30pm PST
The Game Developers Choice Awards nominees have been announced, and Portal 2, Skyrim, and Bastion lead the pack.
VGA 2011 'potential acceptance speeches' from Drake, Wheatley revealed
By Andrew Yoon, Dec 22, 2011 9:15am PST
Here are a few of the "acceptance speeches" from the VGAs that couldn't make it into the program--from those that didn't win "Best Character"
Portal 2 in-game map editor confirmed
By Garnett Lee, Oct 21, 2011 6:00pm PDT
Valve confirmed the in-game level editor for Portal 2, showed off two screenshots of it, and announced it will be part of a major update to the game due out early next year.
New Portal 2 level creator being considered by Valve
By Steve Watts, Oct 20, 2011 9:45am PDT
Valve is reportedly working on an easier level creator tool set and level browser for Portal 2, but it's unclear if the company is planning to release it.
Portal 2 50% off, celebrates free DLC release
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To celebrate the launch of free downloadable content for Portal 2, Valve has halved the price of the puzzle title for a limited time on Steam.
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Portal 2's long-promised free DLC will be available on October 4th on PC, Mac, PS3, and Xbox 360.
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Steam's snazzy interface for trading games and in-game items has come out of public testing and officially launched, letting you swap hats for games and all that jazz.
Valve boss talks about Dota 2 formation, Steam on PS3
By Steve Watts, Aug 19, 2011 9:15am PDT
Valve boss Gabe Newell talks about how the company adopted Dota 2 with enthusiasm, their role interacting with the community, and the Portal 2 DLC proving the worth of Steamworks.
Portal 2 DLC coming September
By Andrew Yoon, Aug 18, 2011 10:30am PDT
Remember Portal 2? Remember how Valve had promised free DLC for the game back in April? Notice how it's... um, not out yet? The company hasn't forgotten about it, and plans on releasing the update next month.

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Hearables, minicomputers for the ear canal, do just that and could push screens into the background as a standalone device in combination with voice control. The most recent example is Pixel Buds from Google. Similar to the Pilot Translating Earpiece by Waverly Labs, the headphones, coupled to a smartphone, are capable of translating live conversations in over 40 languages. The language barrier is meeting its technological end.
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The Public Health Institute opposes efforts by the US Trade Representative and the food industry to use NAFTA negotiations as a back door to block Latin America's important innovations in front-of-package (FOP) food labeling. more
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"The Public Health Institute supports many of the common-sense strategies proposed by the President of the United States today to address the country's snowballing opioid crisis. We endorse strategies built on public health practice and science, not stigma or criminalization." more
"Are we saving lives or the gun industry?" PHI Statement on Mass Shooting in Florida
"Mass shootings in America are tragic and they are preventable...It is time for our leaders to decide whether they are in the business of saving lives or saving the gun industry. It is time to stop the bullets." more
PHI Statement on House Appropriations Committee Short-term CR: "Pitting community health centers against the Prevention Fund is a lose-lose"
"The Public Health Institute is firmly opposed to the House Appropriations Committee's latest short-term Continuing Resolution (CR) proposal, which drains the Prevention and Public Health Fund (Prevention Fund) to pay for community health centers and other programs. The Public Health Institute wholeheartedly supports funding for community health centers, but to do so at the expense of the public's health is foolhardy and shortsighted."
Read our full statement. more
Leading Public Health Groups: Using the Prevention Fund to Help Fund CHIP is A Serious Mistake
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"Americans will suffer": PHI Statement on Passage of Tax Bill
"Today, Congress sent a tax plan to the President for his signature. While the White House is celebrating, Americans are suffering: this tax bill is bad for the health and welfare of the American people." more
"Recipes for health disasters." PHI Statement on Congressional Tax-Reform Proposals
"The house and senate are currently considering different versions of a tax-reform plan that they intend to reconcile and move forward on. There is no compromise: both versions are bad for the health and welfare of the American people." more
"We must leverage every resource," PHI statement on Opioid Emergency Declaration
"PHI welcomes today's call from the White House to declare an opioid emergency. With an epidemic that is killing 175 Americans a day, we must leverage every resource we have to save lives and turn the tide." more
Joint Statement from Health Leaders on Revocation of Clean Power Plan
"Today's proposal to revoke the Clean Power Plan is inconsistent with the EPA's core mission of protecting public health and the environment. The Clean Power Plan, adopted in 2015, would have substantially reduced carbon pollution and other emissions from power plants, and prevented an estimated 90,000 pediatric asthma attacks and 3,600 premature deaths each year once fully implemented. Revoking this lifesaving plan denies Americans these health protections and removes crucial tools to reduce pollution that causes climate change." more
"Control over when and if to have children is a basic human right": PHI Statement on Withdrawal of Contraception Mandate
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When we know what works: PHI Statement on Las Vegas and Puerto Rico
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"Unworkable and Unfair": PHI Statement on Graham-Cassidy Proposal to Repeal ACA
"The Public Health Institute is opposed to the latest version of Affordable Care Act repeal being proposed in the U.S. Senate. The Graham-Cassidy proposal is just as bad as previous versions of ACA repeal—it would eliminate the Prevention and Public Health Fund, gut Medicaid funding, and weaken current protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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PHI Statement on Fully Funding Programs that Address Health Disparities in the FY 2018 LHHS Appropriations Bill
"Today, the Senate Appropriations Committee marked up their Labor Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies FY2018 Appropriations bill. PHI fully supports the $2 billion increase to NIH from FY17, the continuation of critical programs like immunization grants and certain chronic disease prevention programs, full funding of the National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network, continued funding for state grants to target the opioid abuse crisis, and the Committee's prioritization of telehealth.
"However, we are strongly disappointed that funding for the Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) program was not included. REACH is the nation's only community-based program working to tackle racial and ethnic health disparities and chronic disease risk factors that are the leading cause of morbidity and death in some of America's most vulnerable communities. We call on members of congress to restore this vital funding in conference." more
"Diversity is what unites us." PHI Statement on Administration Decision to End DACA
"America is a nation of immigrants, and the Public Health Institute stands with each of them, regardless of immigration status. PHI decries, in the strongest of terms, the federal administration's misguided call to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program." more
Standing With Charlottesville
"Hatred, bigotry and racism are simply unacceptable, and we each have a role we can play in identifying it and ameliorating it, particularly people in leadership positions who speak for their organization, their corporation, or the nation. Each of us can discuss what paved the way for this event and examine the root causes of hatred and bigotry. As we know, racism did not begin or end with the hatred in Charlottesville, but each step we take to address it makes us healthier, stronger and better—as public health professionals, as community members and as citizens. Today we all need to examine our own values, speak out and take action about what we want this country to stand for." more
PHI Statement on Call for Opioid State of Emergency
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Q: Concatenating multilevel objects for filtering This looks way bigger than it actually is, it's just the objects that making the question look large. But I think you'll need to see the shape of the whole thing
I have a bit of an issue with the shape of my object. When I click on check boxes it filters the object to return unique entries based on the id of the item. The object being filtered is an assignment of two arrays year and sector
const filterObject = {...years, ...sectors};

which looks like this:
filterObject =
{
  "2016": [
    {
      "id": 0,
      "name": "charity1",
      "sector": "Conservation",
      "year": 2016,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 51.3397,
      "longitude": 12.3731,
      "donations": 50000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/nature",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    },
    {
      "id": 3,
      "name": "charity4",
      "sector": "Sport",
      "year": 2016,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 50.5764627,
      "longitude": 9.2230577,
      "donations": 74000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/sport",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    }
  ],
  "2017": [
    {
      "id": 1,
      "name": "charity2",
      "sector": "Children",
      "year": 2017,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 51.0504,
      "longitude": 13.7373,
      "donations": 100000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/abstract",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    }
  ],
  "2018": [
    {
      "id": 2,
      "name": "charity3",
      "sector": "Seniors",
      "year": 2018,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 51.5413,
      "longitude": 9.9158,
      "donations": 70000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/people",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    },
    {
      "id": 4,
      "name": "charity5",
      "sector": "Homeless",
      "year": 2018,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 51.9500019,
      "longitude": 7.4836722,
      "donations": 60000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/city",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    },
    {
      "id": 5,
      "name": "charity6",
      "sector": "Homeless",
      "year": 2018,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 50.9500019,
      "longitude": 6.4836722,
      "donations": 60000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/city",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    }
  ],
  "Conservation": [
    {
      "id": 0,
      "name": "charity1",
      "sector": "Conservation",
      "year": 2016,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 51.3397,
      "longitude": 12.3731,
      "donations": 50000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/nature",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    }
  ],
  "Children": [
    {
      "id": 1,
      "name": "charity2",
      "sector": "Children",
      "year": 2017,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 51.0504,
      "longitude": 13.7373,
      "donations": 100000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/abstract",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    }
  ],
  "Seniors": [
    {
      "id": 2,
      "name": "charity3",
      "sector": "Seniors",
      "year": 2018,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 51.5413,
      "longitude": 9.9158,
      "donations": 70000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/people",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    }
  ],
  "Sport": [
    {
      "id": 3,
      "name": "charity4",
      "sector": "Sport",
      "year": 2016,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 50.5764627,
      "longitude": 9.2230577,
      "donations": 74000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/sport",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    }
  ],
  "Homeless": [
    {
      "id": 4,
      "name": "charity5",
      "sector": "Homeless",
      "year": 2018,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 51.9500019,
      "longitude": 7.4836722,
      "donations": 60000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/city",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    },
    {
      "id": 5,
      "name": "charity6",
      "sector": "Homeless",
      "year": 2018,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 50.9500019,
      "longitude": 6.4836722,
      "donations": 60000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/city",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    }
  ]
}

I think my filters are correct,
const markerObject = filterObject[self.id];
const markerID = markerObject["id"];
mapMarkers.filter(marker => marker[0].id !== markerID);

but when the check box is checked I get this:
[
  [
    {
      "id": 4,
      "name": "charity5",
      "sector": "Homeless",
      "year": 2018,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 51.9500019,
      "longitude": 7.4836722,
      "donations": 60000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/city",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    },
    {
      "id": 5,
      "name": "charity6",
      "sector": "Homeless",
      "year": 2018,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 50.9500019,
      "longitude": 6.4836722,
      "donations": 60000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/city",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    }
  ],
  [
    {
      "id": 2,
      "name": "charity3",
      "sector": "Seniors",
      "year": 2018,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 51.5413,
      "longitude": 9.9158,
      "donations": 70000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/people",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    },
    {
      "id": 4,
      "name": "charity5",
      "sector": "Homeless",
      "year": 2018,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 51.9500019,
      "longitude": 7.4836722,
      "donations": 60000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/city",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    },
    {
      "id": 5,
      "name": "charity6",
      "sector": "Homeless",
      "year": 2018,
      "description": "lorem ipsum",
      "address": "",
      "Postleitzahl": "",
      "bundesland": "",
      "latitude": 50.9500019,
      "longitude": 6.4836722,
      "donations": 60000,
      "image": "https://lorempixel.com/321/200/city",
      "logo": "https://lorempixel.com/100/50/abstract"
    }
  ]
]

As you can see there are duplicate entries, I think it's caused by the shape of the origional object 'filterObject'.
Here's the whole code https://codepen.io/sharperwebdev/pen/rdeeeY?editors=0011 lines 266 to 302
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

A: You could flat the result array and then filter duplicates out by using Set with a closure.

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Is Vacuum Cleaning Healthy?
Vacuum cleaners should effectively maintain a clean indoor environment where most people spend approximately 90 % of their time. But dust collected by vacuums can be a significant reservoir of bacteria that remain viable for up to two months. These bacteria may become aerosolized when the vacuum cleaner is used if dust is not efficiently retained in the bag or collection chamber. This process has been implicated as a potential mechanism of Salmonella spp. transmission.
Vacuum cleaner motors are a source of fine (<2.5 μm, PM2.5) and ultrafine (<100 nm, UFPs) particles, which in ambient air have been shown to have adjuvant effects on allergic responses by stimulating airway inflammation in both asthmatic and healthy individuals. The specific effects of particles from vacuum cleaners are unknown.
Lidia Morawska, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia, characterized both bacteria and particle emission rates from 21 in-use vacuums sold in Australia. The vacuums came from 11 manufacturers, included those marketed for household and commercial use, ranged in age from six months to 22 years, and cost from less than $100 to almost $800. Effects of age, brand, temperature, dust bags, exhaust filters, or price had on the amount of small particles and on bacteria released into air were investigated.
Large variability in emission of all parameters was observed across the vacuums, but all of the vacuums released some fine dust and bacteria into the air. Vacuums with so-called High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filters in some cases released only slightly lower levels of dust and bacteria. Newer and more expensive vacuum cleaners were generally less polluting than older or less expensive models.
Vacuum Cleaner Emissions as a Source of Indoor Exposure to Airborne Particles and Bacteria,
Luke D. Knibbs, Congrong He, Caroline Duchaine, Lidia Morawska,
Environ. Sci. Technol. 2012, 46 (1), 534–542.
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Heartstrings that ever known as Festival or You've Fallen For Me, is going to airing a few days ago. Starring Jung Yong Hwa and Park Shin Hye who played on He's Beautiful role. They come along together in this drama is something that already missed by people that hope for their togetherness in He's Beautiful.
Meet Lee Shin (Jung Yong Hwa), a college student majoring in modern music. He only cares about his music, no other. And the other hand, there is Lee Kyu Won (Park Shin Hye) who majoring in traditional Korean instruments, gayageum.
Her world that around traditional shade become change after she was captivated by Lee Shin playing guitar on his stage with the other members. Same as Lee Shin who don't care about matter except his music, it's all change either after he meets Lee Kyu Won.
these are 3 first songs of Heartstrings OST. You can download it here.
There are songs by Park Shin Hye and Jung Yong Hwa as the main OST and the special mellow song sang by Jung Yong Hwa that appeared in the 2nd episode when he was on cafe. Enjoy it!


Hair growth is a process that starts before we are even born and continues for a while after we die. The hair on your head grows by about a half an inch each month but hair on other parts of our body take a bit longer to grow. Hair growth cycles are influenced by a number of factors. These include hormones, genes and even the environment. Hair growth can even be affected by incorporating vitamins into your diet that are great for your hair. Our hair is actually a pretty fascinating subject and we sure as heck all have it. Here are a few fairly interesting hair growth facts for you to ponder.
There are three stages of hair growth. These are anagen, catagen and telogen. The length of these stages depends on the location of the hair and the individual hair's actual type. Anagen is the longest phase and the vast majority of your hair or about 90% of it is currently in this phase. This is the phase of hair production when hair actually grows. Anagen can last for around 3 to 5 years or even longer for some. People who easily grow hair to extremely long lengths most likely have a longer than average anagen phase of hair growth.
Catagen is the phase of hair growth when the hair begins to rest. It is the shortest of the three phases of hair growth and usually only last a few weeks. Less than 1% of the hair you have is currently in a catagen phase. Catagen is the brief phase of hair growth between healthy and dormant hair.
Telogen is the last phase of the hair growth cycle and is the phase when hair no longer grows and begins the shedding process. Around 10% of your hair is currently in a telogen phase. Usually it only lasts between 3 to 6 months before this hair sheds and is replaced by a new strand of hair beginning its anagen phase. One common myth about hair growth is that all of our hair is in the same phase at the same time. This is not true as our hair continues through these phases throughout our entire life. You are constantly shedding and replacing new hair through this ongoing process.
Yes, there are a few different types of hair. And I'm not talking about wavy, curly or straight. The very first type of hair we have is called lanugo which is a Latin word which means wool. Lanugo is the hair found on a fetus or newborn baby and when we come into this world it is the type of hair we have. 3 or 4 months after we are born, this hair sheds and is replaced by vellus hair. Vellus is the hair present on most areas of our body up until we reach puberty. At puberty, vellus is eventually replaced by terminal hair, which is the thicker type of hair found on the head, face, armpit and pubic area of adults.
Each hair is made up of two parts. The root grows out of the follicle. This entire portion is buried under the scalp. Each hair follicle also contains a sebaceous gland. This gland secretes an oil known as sebum. Sebum is responsible for lubricating your hair, skin and scalp. Lubricating the scalp allows for proper hair growth. The other part of each hair is known as the shaft. This is the part that protrudes to the outside of the skin. It is the hair we can see. Each hair is made up of three regions or layers called the cuticle, cortex and medulla. People with extremely fine hair lack the inner medulla layer.
Some hair relies on the existence of androgen in our system to allow for hair growth. Androgen is also commonly referred to as an androgenic hormone or testoid. Testosterone and DHT are two important androgens that affect our hair growth. These androgens bind to hair follicles in facial hair, pubic hair and other areas. If androgens and receptors are absent from these areas of the body, hair simply will not grow. One major factor in male pattern baldness is the absence of proper levels of the androgren known as DHT.
A healthy diet is crucial for proper hair growth. Your diet should contain specific vitamins and minerals to maximize your ability to grow healthy hair. Nutrients capable of influencing hair growth include Folic Acid, Biotin, Vitamin A, Vitamin B6, Vitamin B12, Vitamin C, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Protein. Deficiencies in these nutrients can result in a slowing down or temporary stoppage of hair growth. If you are experiencing low levels of hair growth, your diet could be to blame. Consult a nutrition before going down the road of considering hair treatments and remedies because many conditions can be fixed by merely adopting a proper diet regiment.
Hirsutism is a disorder which results in the overgrowth of hair on the body, typically occurring as a male pattern hair growth found in female patients. It is somewhat rare, only affecting a small number of women. And the vast majority of cases are mild. Hirsutism commonly causes the presence of facial hair on the upper lip of women. This condition is responsible for the entire female hair product industry offering various remedies from waxing to electrolysis. It is caused by an excess level of androgen which is suspected to occur due to an increase in the levels of insulin which stimulates the production of excess androgen.
Another strange hair growth disorder is called hypertrichosis. This is also called ambras or werewolf syndrome, which involves the abnormal growth of hair across the entire body. And, no, it doesn't actually turn you into a werewolf. People who suffer from this condition show extreme amounts of hair growth. The condition can either be considered congenital or something you are born with or can develop later in life. During the 19th and 20th centuries, it was common to find sufferers of hypertrichosis working as sideshow performers billed as wolf men or other types of animal human hybrids. But the reality was that they were simply affected by this extremely rare hair growth disorder.


SourceLink, a leading data driven marketing agency announces the acquisition of Path Interactive, a digital marketing agency based in New York, NY.
Path Interactive provides deep expertise in results-oriented digital marketing services including PPC management, SEO, social media and display/digital media advertising. Path is a leader in building holistic, integrated digital campaigns. Search engine optimization and search engine marketing services are the foundation upon which Path was built.
Path has ranked multiple times on the Inc. 5000 List of fastest-growing private companies in America, they are a four-time winner of Crain's Best Places to Work in New York City, and ranked the #4 Best Place to Work by Ad Age in 2017.
Path's work has earned numerous industry awards across search, social and display, including the Google Partners Display Innovation Award for North America in 2017 and the Bing 2018 Independent Agency of the Year.
The combined companies will enable marketers to reach their clients wherever they may be, seamlessly. Customer intelligence and analytics will drive direct mail, email, statements, and best in class digital marketing services.
"The power of marketing in 2019 and beyond lies in reaching customers and enabling them to respond in the manner they prefer. Path Interactive significantly enhances our ability to reach our clients' customers and prospects. Together we will optimize the channel mix and bring great value to marketers," says Hans Helmers, President of SourceLink.
SourceLink is a highly respected Direct Marketing agency headquartered in Chicago, Illinois that utilizes data intelligence and an omni-channel approach to maximize return on investment for clients through improved customer response and conversion. The company deploys client programs across the channels in which their customers and prospects are most responsive, including; direct mail, email, digital media, social media, and statements. SourceLink's expertise spans a variety of end markets, with an emphasis on financial services, healthcare, retail energy and utilities, insurance and retail. For more information, visit www.sourcelink.com.


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Iwan Kuzycz (, ur.  w Nakonecznem, zm. 8 marca 1979 w Połonnem) – ksiądz greckokatolicki, ostatni rektor Greckokatolickiego Seminarium Duchownego w Przemyślu.

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Uczęszczał do gimnazjum "Ridnej Szkoły" w Jaworowie, a następnie do gimnazjum w Przemyślu i w Stanisławowie. Po uzyskaniu matury wstąpił do Greckokatolickiego Seminarium Duchownego w Przemyślu. W latach 1926–1932 studiował w Rzymie, gdzie w 1928 obronił doktorat z filozofii, zaś w 1932 z teologii. Wyświęcony został w 1931. Celebs.

Po powrocie do Polski wicerektor (1932–1935), a następnie rektor (1935–1945) Greckokatolickiego Seminarium w Przemyślu (z przerwą w latach 1939–1941, kiedy seminarium zostało zamknięte przez władze radzieckie). Wykładał też filozofię i historię filozofii. Od 1936 członek greckokatolickiej kapituły przemyskiej.

Został aresztowany 27 czerwca 1946 przez funkcjonariuszy UB i żołnierzy WP razem z pozostałymi członkami kapituły, a następnie przymusowo deportowany do USRR. Osiadł razem z bp. Łakotą we wsi Zboiszcza. Ponieważ obydwaj odmówili wyjazdu do winnickiej obłasti, zostali aresztowani. Ks. Kuzycz zatrzymany został 3 sierpnia 1946 i początkowo był więziony we Lwowie, a następnie Kijowie. Skazany został 21 lutego 1947 na 6 lat pobytu w łagrze, pozbawienie praw obywatelskich przez 3 lata i konfiskatę mienia. Wyrok odbywał w Krasnojarsku, a później Norylsku, gdzie pełnił nielegalną posługę duszpasterską wśród więźniów. Zwolniony z obozu 2 sierpnia 1952 skierowany został do osiedlenia się w Norylsku, gdzie pracował jako stróż na kolei. Zwolniony z zesłania 16 kwietnia 1956; w 1957 powrócił na Ukrainę. Początkowo mieszkał u bliskich w Nakonecznem, później nielegalnie we Lwowie, nękany przez władze. Ostatecznie osiadł w Połonnem. Aktywny duchowny podziemnego Kościoła greckokatolickiego. Zmarł w Połonnem i tam został pochowany.

Bibliografia
 Dmytro Błażejowśkyj – "Istorycznyj szematyzm Peremyskoji Eparchiji z wkluczennjam Apostolśkoji Administratury Łemkiwszczyny (1828-1939)", Lwów 1995, .
 Богдан Прах: Духовенство Перемиської єпархії та Апостольської адміністрації Лемківщини, т. 1. Львів: 2015, s. 266–268.

Duchowni Kościoła katolickiego obrządku bizantyjsko-ukraińskiego
Duchowni greckokatoliccy związani z Przemyślem
Rektorzy Greckokatolickiego Seminarium Duchownego w Przemyślu
Ludzie związani z Jaworowem
Ukraińskie ofiary prześladowań komunistycznych 1917–1991
Urodzeni w 1901
Zmarli w 1979

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by Lone at Citysearch Nov 10 .
Just walked in from eating at this bar (mid-week, 3:30-4ish) and it was a good experience.
For about $25 we enjoyed a heaping plate of nachos and two burger plates. The nacho pile was about a hands length in height and came with a very tasty, mild salsa. The burgers, swiss / mushroom and blu cheese crumble / bacon were juicy and sit inside a soft fresh baked bun. The fries were crisp, the sweet potato variety with kosher or sea salt just right.
Wait staff was very friendly and helpful, bar and bathrooms were clean, just the nice basics. Quiet, low-key location in town. Worth a visit.
If you've been to or used Johnny's Bar & Grill, leave a review.


Early-stage venture capital firm Shasta Ventures has brought on three new faces to beef up its enterprise software and security portfolio amid a big push to "go deeper" into cybersecurity, per Shasta's managing director Doug Pepper.
The firm has also tapped Salesforce's former chief information security officer Izak Mutlu (above center) as an executive-in-residence, a role in which he'll advise Shasta portfolio companies. Mutlu spent 11 years at the cloud computing company managing IT security and compliance.
InterWest board partner Drew Harman, the final new hire, has joined as a board partner and will work closely with the chief executive officers of Shasta's startups. Harman has worked in enterprise software for 25 years across a number of roles. He is currently on the boards of the cloud-based monetization platform Aria, enterprise content marketing startup NewsCred, customer retention software provider Totango and others.
Shasta's security investments include email authentication service Valimail, which raised a $25 million Series B in May. Airspace Systems, a startup that built "kinetic capture" technologies that can identify offending unmanned aircrafts and take them down, raised a $20 million round with participation from Shasta in March. And four-year-old Stealth Security, a startup that defends companies from automated bot attacks, secured an $8 million investment from Shasta in February.
The Menlo Park-based firm filed to raise $300 million for its fifth flagship VC fund in 2016. A year later, it announced a specialty vehicle geared toward augmented and virtual reality app development. With more than $1 billion under management, the firm also backs consumer, IoT, robotics and space-tech companies across the U.S.
In the last year, Shasta has promoted Nikhil Basu Trivedi, Nitin Chopra and Jacob Mullins from associate to partner, as well as added two new associates, Natalie Sandman and Rachel Star.


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The Basics of Playing Online Slots
The slot machine is a device that is used to spin reels, usually with the help of a lever or button. The object of the game is to line up the correct symbols to earn credits. The amount of credits depends on the pay table.
There are several varieties of the slot, with the three reel model being the most common. A traditional three-reel slot may have one, three, or five paylines. Multi-line slot machines are becoming more popular these days. Some have nine, 15, 25, or as many as 1024 paylines.
There are also bonus games. These are typically aligned with the theme of the slot. Some are even interactive. They offer a plethora of video graphics to enhance the gaming experience.
The first mechanical slot machine was introduced in the 1920s, but the first electromechanical slot machine was not developed until 1963. The slot machine of the modern era uses microprocessors and software to calculate payouts. While the machine is capable of calculating the winning combinations, the probability of a jackpot is still relatively low. A 4,000-coin jackpot would be a dud.
The best slot machines are the multi-line machines, which offer players more options to earn a prize. They can accept variable or fixed credits, and often provide a free-spin bonus. The yggdrasil online slot is a good example of the kind of game you can play for real money. It boasts a large jackpot and a 20-times freespin bonus.
The slot machine has been around for a long time, but the concept has changed over time. In the past, slot machines were only available in small establishments. Before 1992, you had to go to a casino to play. However, in the 1990s, gambling establishments were banned in some countries. While some states have restrictions on slot machines, most allow them to be manufactured as long as they meet certain criteria.
In the United States, slots are regulated by the state governments. Some states, like California, have a special board that monitors gaming machines and issues licenses to new owners. Other states, such as Alaska, have no restrictions on private ownership. A few, including Nevada, Rhode Island and West Virginia, have no regulations on their own.
The slot machine is a fun way to spend an afternoon. But it is important to know how to play. The pay tables are typically printed on the machine's face. These lists the credits the player can expect to receive for a winning combination. The best machine for you will depend on your playing style, as well as what you are hoping to win.
The slot machine of the future includes the ability to play multiple lines and features advanced bonus rounds. In addition to the slot machine's ostensible "best" feature, some of the more sophisticated machines include interactive elements such as the chance to earn free spins and earn bonuses by matching different symbols.
The best slot is the one that offers the most fun. This may sound strange, but the fact is that a machine that doesn't offer a fun game won't keep you playing.


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Mass graves containing the bodies of 49 civilians have been discovered in northeastern Congo after a series of weekend attacks blamed on a local militia, the United Nations said Wednesday.
U.N. deputy spokesman Farhan Haq told reporters in New York that the graves had been uncovered in two villages in Ituri province, about (19 miles) 30 kilometers east of the town of Bunia.
A total of 42 victims, including six children, had been discovered in a mass grave in the village of Nyamamba, while the bodies of seven other men were found in another village, Mbogi, Haq added.
"Peacekeepers launched a patrol to the area immediately after receiving reports of attacks on civilians by the CODECO militias over the weekend. This is when they made the gruesome discoveries," Haq said in New York.
Local authorities have said that CODECO — Cooperative for the Development of Congo — militants also abducted a number of women during the attacks on the villages.
Last June, seven CODECO factions announced an end to violence against civilians in Ituri, mainly in the Djugu territory where they were very active. Yet they have gradually resumed attacks in the area.


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Q: Compute $Pr[Geo(1/8) < Geo(1/4) ]$ Let $A \sim Geo(1/8)$ and $A \sim Geo(1/4)$ be two independent variables. Compute $Pr(A<B)$.
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Let $Z = A-B$. We seek $$P(Z>0)= \sum_{z=1}^{\infty} P(Z=z).$$
And $$P(Z=z) = \sum_{k = 0}^{\infty} P(A=k) P (B=k-z)$$ But I'm not sure if a double summation is correct here.

New attempt:
$$P(A<B) = \sum_{n=0}^{\infty} P(A=n)  \cdot  P(B \ge n+1)$$
we calculate each product by itself
$$P(A = n) = (1/4) (1-1/4)^n$$
and
$$P(B \ge n+1) = \sum_{n=0}^{\infty} P(B = n+1) = \sum_{n=0}^{\infty} (1/4) (1-1/4)^{(n+1)-1} = 4/3$$
so we combine and get
$$P(A<B) = \sum_{n=0}^{\infty} (1/4) (1-1/4)^n \cdot (4/3). $$


Chris founded MetaBroadcast in 2007 to fulfil his vision of simple video and audio products crafted from high-quality metadata. With in-depth experience of developing strategy and technology for online and offline media, he guides the team in building innovative content navigation and distribution software. His top hats are product and technology design and operation.
Chris's thinking has been informing industry-wide services and debates for over a decade. He still acts as a consultant, for MetaBroadcast clients and other organisations. Prior to starting his own venture, he worked as Head of Strategy at the BBC, and as a senior consultant across the Media and Technology practices at McKinsey. He led projects involving broadcasters, publishers, TV platforms, independent producers, private equity investors and regulators. His practice was focused on the UK, reaching the US, Europe, and the Middle East.
Before McKinsey, Chris worked as developer and PM on a wide range of websites, becoming an entrepreneur in the process. He also built web, DAB, and DTT systems at BBC Research and briefly designed novel phone directories at BT labs. In the distant past, Chris produced sports and music programmes for BBC and independent local radio. He holds an MEng degree in Computer Science and Electronics from Imperial College London.
Chris is a history buff, and likes all that gets a crowd excited—the Olympics, the London marathon, track and road cycling. He also has a passion for cooking. After years perfecting the art of meat brining and sous-vide cooking at home using makeshift contraptions, Chris has dedicated himself recently to smoking food, and barbecuing: in the rain, in December, in Antigua, in IOW—anywhere the mood strikes.
Mirona covers experience design and communications, in addition to the more traditional COO portfolio. With a background in computer science and communication sciences, in the past Mirona ran her own image management consultancy, wrote and presented on communication in the digital era, and co-founded a newsletter company.
Mirona has coordinated branding and image projects, built websites, apps and campaigns, created and implemented CSR programs and managed events with thousands of guests including celebrities, international artists, and prime ministers. Among others, she advised Heineken, ING, Nokia, Red Bull and Shell.
At one time or another Mirona also held her own as radio anchor and producer, TV editor, assistant producer and screenplay writer, record industry A&R manager, PR consultant, copywriter, translator, voice over, DJ and… bartender. She was published in Esquire, featured on Tate Liverpool's poster for its Colour Chart exhibition, and was of the first Londoners to join Twitter in 2006.
In recent years Mirona turned a balcony into an urban garden with hedges, blooms, herbs, trees, fruit, veg and visitors—lately, a hard to spot wren. When not gardening, she's an eloquent pub regular and dedicated movie buff.
Born and schooled in Hull, East Yorkshire, Luke ventured as far as Leeds Met to study Multimedia Technology. A month after finishing the course he was in a web design agency, churning out half day designs and three day builds and drinking 5 mugs of tea a day. 6 months later he joined IMJack as a junior designer but his ability with HTML and CSS cemented his role as UI Developer, converting design to efficient, semantic and accessible code. The whole time maintaining a healthy 4 mugs of tea a day (pint mugs).
When he's not at MB Towers or working for other ZOOLDN customers, he's probably watching Formula 1, watching a film, watching Twitter, watching the kettle or watching his back.
With a degree in Organizational Psychology, Rita worked in HR, Strategic Management, and People Development. As a Consultant and Trainer for a Portuguese company, she coached people in public institutes, city halls, central government, healthcare, and communication regulating services. Always finding new things to do and loving a challenge, Rita also did a Masters Degree while juggling projects, clients, and business travel.
Ready for the next big thing, she found becoming a Happiness Officer to be thrilling. What's not to like about helping people at MetaBroadcast feel really happy about their part in the company and the way things are done? Plus, to be even happier herself, she felt she needed to be in London, so this move was the perfect marriage of two things Rita loves!
As traveling makes her happy, in and from London Rita has continued her flirt with new and different cultures, meeting new people and visiting new places. All the time sending and receiving postcards, like the addict she is.
Born and raised in the tropics of Northern Ireland, Garry studied Computer Science at Queen's University Belfast before setting up a local web design company, and getting to grips with a bit of everything Internet.
Always looking for bigger and more complex challenges, he moved to London in late 2012 and quickly found work at MrSite, learning to manage infrastructure at scale. After being introduced to the MetaBroadcast team, and getting excited at the prospect of working with new technologies to combine two great loves, TV and Internet, he joined the team as a systems engineer.
When not working—or breaking things in the name of making them better—he can usually be found exploring more of London, heading to a cinema, or spending time with friends. True to Irish tradition, he enjoys the occasional drink and is looking forward to some interesting #MetaBeerTalks to come.
A product of the French countryside around Reims, Romain studied networking and telecommunications at the University of Savoy, Chambéry. His love for the English language (and the amazing Erasmus programme) enabled him to cross the Channel and study wireless communication systems at Brunel University.
Embracing life in London, Romain became a network engineer for Société Générale. After the joys of working in the IT department of a multinational investment bank and the thrill of expensive technologies, he wanted a greater challenge. His passion for technology (thanks, Super Nintendo!) and Garry's Facebook page pointed him in the direction of MetaBroadcast in July 2014. Here he aims to become a badass project manager of online services.
When he's not looking at a screen, Romain enjoys rollerblading, running, snowboarding, quiz nights at the local pub, and exploring London on his endless quest to find the best burger in town.
Born in Latvia, and relocated to England a few years ago to study computing, Martins has always been passionate about new technology and the never-ending possibilities it offers. Despite having little experience with programming prior to starting studies at the University of Kent, he quickly got sucked in to the world of coding.
Martins hopes that the opportunity to spend time with MetaBroadcast will broaden his knowledge by allowing him to discover and learn something new every day.
When not in school, and not in the office, Martins is hacking around with micro-controllers, gaming, learning and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
Originally from Surrey, Thomas has been all over the world and has lived in three separate countries, as well as many parts of England. Since doing two chemistry-based degrees, he has decided to leave science and pursue a career in IT, and after a year as a QA analyst in Kent, he joined MetaBroadcast's line-up in August of 2015.
Having spent time living in Malaysia, Thomas has developed a fondness for travel and meeting new people. He has also become close with cuisines from around the world, his favourites being Italian and Thai.
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package com.blogspot.mydailyjava.weaklockfree;

import java.lang.ref.Reference;
import java.lang.ref.ReferenceQueue;
import java.lang.ref.WeakReference;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.NoSuchElementException;
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentHashMap;
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentMap;

/**
 * <p>
 * A thread-safe map with weak keys. Entries are based on a key's system hash code and keys are considered
 * equal only by reference equality. This class offers an abstract-base implementation that allows to override methods.
 * </p>
 * This class does not implement the {@link Map} interface because this implementation is incompatible
 * with the map contract. While iterating over a map's entries, any key that has not passed iteration is referenced non-weakly.
 */
public abstract class AbstractWeakConcurrentMap<K, V, L> extends ReferenceQueue<K> implements Runnable, Iterable<Map.Entry<K, V>> {

    final ConcurrentMap<WeakKey<K>, V> target;

    protected AbstractWeakConcurrentMap() {
        this(new ConcurrentHashMap<WeakKey<K>, V>());
    }

    /**
     * @param target ConcurrentMap implementation that this class wraps.
     */
    protected AbstractWeakConcurrentMap(ConcurrentMap<WeakKey<K>, V> target) {
        this.target = target;
    }

    /**
     * Override with care as it can cause lookup failures if done incorrectly. The result must have
     * the same {@link Object#hashCode()} as the input and be {@link Object#equals(Object) equal to}
     * a weak reference of the key. When overriding this, also override {@link #resetLookupKey}.
     */
    protected abstract L getLookupKey(K key);

    /**
     * Resets any reusable state in the {@linkplain #getLookupKey lookup key}.
     */
    protected abstract void resetLookupKey(L lookupKey);

    /**
     * @param key The key of the entry.
     * @return The value of the entry or the default value if it did not exist.
     */
    public V get(K key) {
        if (key == null) throw new NullPointerException();
        V value;
        L lookupKey = getLookupKey(key);
        try {
            value = target.get(lookupKey);
        } finally {
            resetLookupKey(lookupKey);
        }
        if (value == null) {
            value = defaultValue(key);
            if (value != null) {
                V previousValue = target.putIfAbsent(new WeakKey<K>(key, this), value);
                if (previousValue != null) {
                    value = previousValue;
                }
            }
        }
        return value;
    }

    /**
     * @param key The key of the entry.
     * @return The value of the entry or null if it did not exist.
     */
    public V getIfPresent(K key) {
        if (key == null) throw new NullPointerException();
        L lookupKey = getLookupKey(key);
        try {
            return target.get(lookupKey);
        } finally {
            resetLookupKey(lookupKey);
        }
    }

    /**
     * @param key The key of the entry.
     * @return {@code true} if the key already defines a value.
     */
    public boolean containsKey(K key) {
        if (key == null) throw new NullPointerException();
        L lookupKey = getLookupKey(key);
        try {
            return target.containsKey(lookupKey);
        } finally {
            resetLookupKey(lookupKey);
        }
    }

    /**
     * @param key   The key of the entry.
     * @param value The value of the entry.
     * @return The previous entry or {@code null} if it does not exist.
     */
    public V put(K key, V value) {
        if (key == null || value == null) throw new NullPointerException();
        return target.put(new WeakKey<K>(key, this), value);
    }

    /**
     * @param key   The key of the entry.
     * @param value The value of the entry.
     * @return The previous entry or {@code null} if it does not exist.
     */
    public V putIfAbsent(K key, V value) {
        if (key == null || value == null) throw new NullPointerException();
        V previous;
        L lookupKey = getLookupKey(key);
        try {
            previous = target.get(lookupKey);
        } finally {
            resetLookupKey(lookupKey);
        }
        return previous == null ? target.putIfAbsent(new WeakKey<K>(key, this), value) : previous;
    }

    /**
     * @param key   The key of the entry.
     * @param value The value of the entry.
     * @return The previous entry or {@code null} if it does not exist.
     */
    public V putIfProbablyAbsent(K key, V value) {
        if (key == null || value == null) throw new NullPointerException();
        return target.putIfAbsent(new WeakKey<K>(key, this), value);
    }

    /**
     * @param key The key of the entry.
     * @return The removed entry or {@code null} if it does not exist.
     */
    public V remove(K key) {
        if (key == null) throw new NullPointerException();
        L lookupKey = getLookupKey(key);
        try {
            return target.remove(lookupKey);
        } finally {
            resetLookupKey(lookupKey);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Clears the entire map.
     */
    public void clear() {
        target.clear();
    }

    /**
     * Creates a default value. There is no guarantee that the requested value will be set as a once it is created
     * in case that another thread requests a value for a key concurrently.
     *
     * @param key The key for which to create a default value.
     * @return The default value for a key without value or {@code null} for not defining a default value.
     */
    protected V defaultValue(K key) {
        return null;
    }

    /**
     * Cleans all unused references.
     */
    public void expungeStaleEntries() {
        Reference<?> reference;
        while ((reference = poll()) != null) {
            target.remove(reference);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Returns the approximate size of this map where the returned number is at least as big as the actual number of entries.
     *
     * @return The minimum size of this map.
     */
    public int approximateSize() {
        return target.size();
    }

    @Override
    public void run() {
        try {
            while (!Thread.interrupted()) {
                target.remove(remove());
            }
        } catch (InterruptedException ignored) {
            // do nothing
        }
    }

    @Override
    public Iterator<Map.Entry<K, V>> iterator() {
        return new EntryIterator(target.entrySet().iterator());
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return target.toString();
    }

    /*
     * Why this works:
     * ---------------
     *
     * Note that this map only supports reference equality for keys and uses system hash codes. Also, for the
     * WeakKey instances to function correctly, we are voluntarily breaking the Java API contract for
     * hashCode/equals of these instances.
     *
     * System hash codes are immutable and can therefore be computed prematurely and are stored explicitly
     * within the WeakKey instances. This way, we always know the correct hash code of a key and always
     * end up in the correct bucket of our target map. This remains true even after the weakly referenced
     * key is collected.
     *
     * If we are looking up the value of the current key via WeakConcurrentMap::get or any other public
     * API method, we know that any value associated with this key must still be in the map as the mere
     * existence of this key makes it ineligible for garbage collection. Therefore, looking up a value
     * using another WeakKey wrapper guarantees a correct result.
     *
     * If we are looking up the map entry of a WeakKey after polling it from the reference queue, we know
     * that the actual key was already collected and calling WeakKey::get returns null for both the polled
     * instance and the instance within the map. Since we explicitly stored the identity hash code for the
     * referenced value, it is however trivial to identify the correct bucket. From this bucket, the first
     * weak key with a null reference is removed. Due to hash collision, we do not know if this entry
     * represents the weak key. However, we do know that the reference queue polls at least as many weak
     * keys as there are stale map entries within the target map. If no key is ever removed from the map
     * explicitly, the reference queue eventually polls exactly as many weak keys as there are stale entries.
     *
     * Therefore, we can guarantee that there is no memory leak.
     *
     * It is the responsibility of the actual map implementation to implement a lookup key that is used for
     * lookups. The lookup key must supply the same semantics as the weak key with regards to hash code.
     * The weak key invokes the latent key's equality method upon evaluation.
     */

    public static final class WeakKey<K> extends WeakReference<K> {

        private final int hashCode;

        WeakKey(K key, ReferenceQueue<? super K> queue) {
            super(key, queue);
            hashCode = System.identityHashCode(key);
        }

        @Override
        public int hashCode() {
            return hashCode;
        }

        @Override
        public boolean equals(Object other) {
            if (other instanceof WeakKey<?>) {
                return ((WeakKey<?>) other).get() == get();
            } else {
                return other.equals(this);
            }
        }

        @Override
        public String toString() {
            return String.valueOf(get());
        }
    }

    private class EntryIterator implements Iterator<Map.Entry<K, V>> {

        private final Iterator<Map.Entry<WeakKey<K>, V>> iterator;

        private Map.Entry<WeakKey<K>, V> nextEntry;

        private K nextKey;

        private EntryIterator(Iterator<Map.Entry<WeakKey<K>, V>> iterator) {
            this.iterator = iterator;
            findNext();
        }

        private void findNext() {
            while (iterator.hasNext()) {
                nextEntry = iterator.next();
                nextKey = nextEntry.getKey().get();
                if (nextKey != null) {
                    return;
                }
            }
            nextEntry = null;
            nextKey = null;
        }

        @Override
        public boolean hasNext() {
            return nextKey != null;
        }

        @Override
        public Map.Entry<K, V> next() {
            if (nextKey == null) {
                throw new NoSuchElementException();
            }
            try {
                return new SimpleEntry(nextKey, nextEntry);
            } finally {
                findNext();
            }
        }

        @Override
        public void remove() {
            throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
        }
    }

    private class SimpleEntry implements Map.Entry<K, V> {

        private final K key;

        final Map.Entry<WeakKey<K>, V> entry;

        private SimpleEntry(K key, Map.Entry<WeakKey<K>, V> entry) {
            this.key = key;
            this.entry = entry;
        }

        @Override
        public K getKey() {
            return key;
        }

        @Override
        public V getValue() {
            return entry.getValue();
        }

        @Override
        public V setValue(V value) {
            if (value == null) throw new NullPointerException();
            return entry.setValue(value);
        }
    }
}

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Above is a picture of the Niobe clematis as it was just coming into bloom. Before the mowing enthusiasts.
Not everyone likes the magenta color of the Hansa rose, but it is hardy as all get-out and smells very sweet. It also has beautiful rosehips.
These sweet little campanulas are thriving tucked under the rock.
I like your Niobe clematis. It's a long bloomer.
I've got the same Campanula, I think it's muralis or something It's vigorous and turns completely blue at this time of year.


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Here is Jinjer's entry. Her pattern is interesting but my thinking must be foggy because I can't seem to wrap my head around how it goes together.
I made these of alpaca, with a wool/rayon knit lining for my mother-in-law for Christmas. I don't know why it took me so long to send you photos. Here's the basic pattern. I added the pintucks on the back of the hand and the tack under the thumb after I scanned in this pattern. And I added seam allowance, hem and a lining pattern. So it's not the EXACT pattern. It's designed so that the finger and thumb curl slightly towards the palm, the way fingers and thumbs do. I'm also pretty happy with the range of motion allowed for the thumb.
The last pattern piece is here.
Oh I see how it works now. The pattern piece on the right must not be to scale tho.
I've been wondering when we'd get back to this. I didn't want to ask, though. It's not like it's easy stuff running a marathon, flying around judging shows, and getting the flu all in a few weeks' time!
dear, dear, Kathleen how could you have gotten too busy for THE MITTENS?!!!


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Can use get a day pass for the pool and gym without staying at the hotel ?
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Halton Vicarage is in Castle Road, Halton in the town of Runcorn, Cheshire, England.  It is recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade II* listed building.

The vicarage was built in 1739 by Sir John Chesshyre for the incumbent of St Mary's Church. It is built in sandstone with a slate roof and has rusticated quoins.  It has five bays, the central of which is flanked by giant pilasters.  The porch is supported by Doric columns.  The eaves cornice has a solid parapet with a pedimented centre.  Over the door are Sir John's coat of arms.

See also

Grade I and II* listed buildings in Halton (borough)
Listed buildings in Runcorn (urban area)

References

Houses completed in 1739
Grade II* listed buildings in Cheshire
Buildings and structures in Runcorn
Clergy houses in England
Grade II* listed houses
1739 establishments in England
Georgian architecture in Cheshire


Anticimex Group is proud to announce our continued expansion in their New Zealand market with the acquisition of two pest control companies based in Palmerston North: NZ Pest Management and Bug Busters Manawatu.
Bug Busters Manawatu, run by owner and technician, Ian Jensen, delivers quality residential and commercial pest control services to Wellington residents, while NZ Pest Management led by Paul Blumenthal is a key commercial pest control provider in the Wellington area.
The two businesses will merge with our existing Wellington branch as part of our strategy to expand in the New Zealand market. With the addition of NZ Pest Management and Bug Busters Manawatu, the Anticimex group has made a total of four acquisitions in the past six months in Australia and New Zealand. Anticimex Group is very proud to merge with NZ Pest Management and Bug Busters Manawatu and look for further growth opportunities in surrounding regions.
"These two acquisitions complement our existing NZ operations by enhancing our service capability and density in the central North Island, which ensures consistent and quality service delivery to all existing and future clients in these areas.


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International network of activists mount campaign to halt growth of the aviation sector
(photo: Stay Grounded)
Wed 17 Oct 2018 – A two-week campaign has ended by an international network of around 130 civil society organisations and activist groups to protest against unrestrained expansion of the aviation sector and its impact on the climate and local residents. The Stay Grounded network, which includes Friends of the Earth International, reports it carried out 27 "actions" in 11 countries to raise awareness of what it describes as "the ongoing massive wave of airport infrastructure expansion and the need for alternatives". The countries included Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Mexico, the Netherlands and the UK. The network says its campaign is also directed against the ICAO CORSIA scheme and the use of carbon offsetting. It has published a position paper outlining 13 steps for transitioning towards a transport system "that is more socially just and ecologically sustainable".
"The actions are directed against airport infrastructure projects, many of them leading to noise and health issues, loss of homes, biodiversity and fertile lands," said Mira Kapfinger from the Vienna-based Stay Grounded, which has produced a map of airports around the world it says have produced local conflicts.
Its argument against CORSIA is based on what it sees as "cheap and ineffective carbon credits with a record of fuelling land-grabbing and human rights violations in the Global South" being bought by the aviation industry to achieve its carbon neutral growth goal after 2020.
"Instead of assuming responsibility for the harmful impact of its reckless growth path, the industry is trying to buy its way out at the expense of vulnerable populations who are at risk of losing their livelihoods due to these offsetting projects," said Kapfinger.
Referring to opposition by the European aviation industry to passenger taxes and to staying in the EU Emissions Trading System because of the introduction of CORSIA, Stay Grounded's co-coordinator Magdalena Heuwieser added: "CORSIA is not only a greenwashed cloth attempting to polish aviation, it is also being used as a diversion tactic to block any effective regulation of the sector."
The 13 steps the network recommends "to transform transport, society and the economy to be just and environmentally sound" include a move towards "a transport system that is democratically regulated and planned, promotes and supports the common good, and that is integrated and ecological." It calls for a moratorium on new airports and airport expansion; a loss of subsidies and tax breaks for the aviation sector; an end to marketing incentives such as frequent flyer programmes; an end to carbon offsetting; and a halt to using "destructive" biofuels. Stay Grounded says research should continue for long-term technological improvements but believes such "fixes" are an illusion and divert the focus away from the immediate emission cuts needed.
"For decades, the aviation industry has enjoyed many privileges," said Kapfinger. "For example, flight tickets and kerosene still remain untaxed, in contrast to car fuel or train tickets. Now is the time to wake up. Rather than fuelling further expansion, air traffic urgently needs to be controlled and reduced, before we get locked into their unaffordable emissions. This process needs to be socially just."