New York City's emergency action, which Mayor Bill de Blasio acknowledged was "unusual" and driven by "the sheer extent of the crisis", has seen health officials intensify their fight in the Williamsburg and Borough Park neighborhoods, which have reported more than 285 measles cases since October, compared to two in all of 2017. Those who refuse to obey to get the Measles vaccine even during the outbreak will be handled one by one after consulting with the legal team.
Since October she has been fighting an uphill battle to quell one of the worst US measles outbreaks in 20 years. Some of those who've succumbed to the illness have been purposely infected with the disease, as parents in parts of New York City have been hosting "measles parties" to help spread the illness from those already infected to those who haven't been vaccinated. It's another significant milepost on the road to what will probably become a record outbreak after vaccines led to the disease's "elimination" in the United States.
Anyone who visited the property outside that timeframe is not at risk from that particular exposure, health officials said. Presently, New York City is considered as the "epicentre of Measles" and this situation should be handled.
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Numerous parents hosting these parties have received misinformation about the safety of vaccinations, others claim that extreme religious beliefs drive their decision to not vaccinate their children. The news was good: Measles declined worldwide by almost 80 percent between 2000 and 2016, with fatalities - mostly among children younger than age 5 - plummeting to about 90,000 per year from about 550,000.
"There are many more individuals who are living with chronic diseases, who are surviving cancer, and so we don't want children or adults to be unnecessarily exposed to measles" due to "measles parties". "When people choose not to be vaccinated, measles returns, and outbreaks occur". But there's no right to allow your child to infect others with a serious disease.
The city believes an estimated 1,800 children in Williamsburg were not immunized as of December. A volunteer at the city's measles hotline said people who called in were being encouraged to get inoculations and report on whether they know people who recently had or now have the measles.


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Tonight I Feel So Far Away From Home…
Bill Kauffman
This Christmas–like last Christmas, and the one before that , and the one before that….–hundreds of thousands of our countrymen and women are far from their homes and families, fighting the endless wars and otherwise serving the anti-American Empire. (Obscenely, mothers are even separated from their young children.) Herewith three songs about Christmas and distance: one by a Texas outlaw (http://youtu.be/2IpckS2ZiXw), another by an Arkansas traveler (http://youtu.be/w7HVtZhx6XU), and a third by a sweet girl from Akron, Ohio (http://youtu.be/Nmx3QC7n6sk). Merry Christmas.
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Bill Kauffman was born on November 15 (also the birthday of Bobby Dandridge) in the otherwise forgettable year of 1959. He was an all-star Little League shortstop for the Lions Club Cubs but soon thereafter his talents eroded. After an idyllic childhood in his ancestral home of Batavia, New York, birthplace of Anti-Masonry, he was graduated from Batavia High School in 1977. He earned, more or less, a B.A. from the University of Rochester in 1981 and went therefrom to the staff of Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the only dairy farmer in the U.S. Senate. Two and a half years later he left Moynihan's staff a bohemian Main Street anarchist who loved the Beats, the New England transcendentalists, early 20th century local colorists (Sarah Orne Jewett his Maine gal), cowpunk music, and the crazy old America. Neil Diamond and Karen Carpenter, too, but don't tell anyone. He bummed around out west for a while, sleeping in bus stations and writing derivative poetry in Salt Lake City flophouses (nah, he's not a Mormon, just a BYU fan) before an ill-starred year in graduate school at the UR. He took a seminar with Christopher Lasch and thought on it. In the spring of 1985 he flew west to become an assistant editor with Reason magazine. He had great fun in Santa Barbara with that crew of congenial editors drinking far into the night at Eddie Van Cleeve's Sportsman's Lounge, but in '86 he flew east to become the magazine's Washington editor. Always homesick, Kauffman persuaded his lovely and talented wife Lucine, a Los Angelena, to move back to Batavia in 1988 in what he called a "one-year experiment"—the year to be measured, apparently, in Old Testament terms. They're still there—or, more accurately, five miles north in Elba (apt name for an exile!), where Lucine is Town Supervisor. She may well be the highest-ranking Armenian-American elected official in the country, at least until the voters of California send Cher to the U.S. Senate. Take that, Turks! Lucine and Bill have a daughter, Gretel, 17, who writes and acts and plays piano and French horn. Their lab mutt, Victoria, whose tail graces the accompanying photo, is now departed, to their sorrow, but a cat, Duffy, darts in and out of the house when the mood strikes. Bill is the author of nine books: Every Man a King (Soho Press/1989), a novel, which was recently rescued from the remainder bin by a New York Sun article proclaiming it the best political satire of the last century (the Sun thereupon set); Country Towns of New York (McGraw-Hill/1994), a travel book about God's country; America First! Its History, Culture and Politics (Prometheus/1995), a cultural history of isolationism which Benjamin Schwarz in the Atlantic called the best introduction to the American anti-imperialist tradition; With Good Intentions? Reflections on the Myth of Progress in America (Praeger/1998), his worst-seller, a sympathetic account of critics of highways, school consolidation, a standing army, and the Siren Progress; Dispatches from the Muckdog Gazette: A Mostly Affectionate Account of a Small Town's Fight to Survive (Henry Holt/2003; Picador ppb. 2004), a memoirish book about his hometown which won the 2003 national "Sense of Place" award from Writers & Books; Look Homeward, America: In Search of Reactionary Radicals and Front-Porch Anarchists (ISI/2006), which the American Library Association named one of the best books of 2006 and which won the Andrew Eiseman Writers Award; Ain't My America: The Long Noble History of Antiwar Conservatism and Middle American Anti-Imperialism (Henry Holt/ Metropolitan/2008), which Barnes & Noble named one of the best books of 2008; Forgotten Founder: Drunken Prophet: The Life of Luther Martin (ISI/2008), a biography of a brilliant dipsomaniacal Anti-Federalist who warned us this was gonna happen; and Bye Bye, Miss American Empire (Chelsea Green/2010), a cheerful account of dissolution. Bill is a regular contributor to the Wall Street Journal and a columnist for The American Conservative. He has written for numerous publications, including The American Scholar, the Los Angeles Times Book Review, The Nation, Chronicles, the Independent and The Spectator of London, Counterpunch, Orion, University Bookman, and Utne Reader. He is vice president of the Genesee County Baseball Club, which owns the Batavia Muckdogs of the New York-Penn Baseball League. Come summertime, he can be found in the 3rd base bleachers at Dwyer Stadium. He is also active in the officerless (of course) John Gardner Society. Bill is more handsome than the photo on this site would suggest. See books written by Bill Kauffman.
Christopher Check December 22, 2011 At 7:14 pm
To this good list I add one we all know: "Christmas in the Trenches" by John McCutcheon. It's sentimental I admit, but here is the conclusion:
"That the ones who call the shots won't be among the dead and lame
and on each end of the rifle we're the same."
Bill Kauffman December 23, 2011 At 2:30 pm
Yeah, Chris, a powerful song about the World War I Christmas Truce. As for "the ones who call the shots won't be among the dead and lame," it's time to revive William Jennings Bryan's proposal that "those who voted for war" and "jingo newspaper editors" be the first ones sent Over There.
Ray Olson December 23, 2011 At 6:42 pm
Good recommendations from two of my favorite speakers (especially) and writers. Here's my recommendation to you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jz_NrrjBf8
It's eighteenth-century Bohemian carol settings by Edmund Pacha (1715-78), performed by a part-choir, a women's choir, soloists, and a small orchestra including a fine complement of folk wind instruments that sound like what you might here naturally when you're out watching your sheep of a winter's eve.
If you like them, there are two more sets of them (same recording forces) and Pascha's excellent Christmas Mass also available on youtube.
Merry and blessed Christmas to you both, to your charming wives and brilliant children!
An addendum.
I'm not wearing my laptop glasses, and my spelling went to hell. Sorry. The composer's name is Pascha, and you'll be hearing, not hereing, on that hypothetical wintry Bohemian hillside.
Bill Kauffman December 24, 2011 At 8:07 am
Lovely music, Ray. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Ray and Bill,
We are still in the Octave so Merry Christmas to you both, and if not the politicians and jingo editors at least their children!
Peace and Good.

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Anna Devane by Terry
Played by Finola Hughes
In 1985, a mystery woman arrived in Port Charles. Anna Devane was the ex-wife of World Security Bureau (WSB) spy Robert Scorpio. Anna was born in the UK and raised in Canada. The deaths of her parents and younger sister left her alone, so she became a spy for the WSB.
During the mid-seventies, Anna married her partner, Robert, who divorced her when he discovered she was a double agent for the DVX (Russian spy agency). She found out she was carrying his child after the divorce and kept the pregnancy secret. She gave birth to a daughter and named her Robin. Robin was raised by family friend Filomena Soltini until she was eight years old and later became a doctor at General Hospital.
Anna was involved in several escapades while in Port Charles; as a result of her heroics, she was appointed co-police chief of the Port Charles Police Department (PCPD). Anna was romantically involved with the owner of Duke's Club, mobster Duke Lavery. She refused to believe that Lavery was a member of the mob until reporters stopped their wedding with proof. Questioning her judgment, she resigned from the PCPD. Eventually, Anna and Duke reconnected and were married. Anna became pregnant but lost the child when Olivia St. John of the Jerome crime family tried to kill her. Lavery was assassinated by the organization for turning state's evidence.
While working together, Anna and Robert's relationship grew, and they remarried. The couple was presumed dead when the ship they were on was destroyed in a fiery explosion. A few years later, Anna turned up alive in Pine Valley, PA with amnesia, but she eventually got her memory back and reunited with daughter Robin. (Robert also turned up alive later.) She was married while in Pine Valley to Doctor Hayward. They had a baby, Leora, but she died. Eventually David and Anna were divorced. She still works as a spy for the WSB. She and her former husband Robert are estranged. She briefly had a fling with rock star Eli Love.
Anna returned to Port Charles in 2012 when Robin was presumed dead. Currently, she is helping former FBI agent John McBain, who wants to put Sonny in jail. She is sharing a hotel suite with Luke Spencer.
Anna is about as close to a superheroine as you can find on TV without wearing a cape. She is a sexy spy who fights to save the world and have adventure. She can be very tough, especially when defending a family member, but she is also very nice, friendly, and sweet. She laughs a lot and tends to have more male friends than female ones.
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Dr Ying Chen, female, was born in Beijing inApril 1969. She graduated from Department of Chemical Engineering of Tsinghua University and received a doctorate in engineering. She is a Senior Research Fellow at Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies (IUE), Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), Deputy Director of CASS Research Center for Sustainable Development (RCSD) and Professor at CASS Graduate School. Since 2013, she has beena Chief Researcher Fellow for Innovative Program in IUE, CASS.She worked as a Lead Authorfor Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) the Fifth Assessment Report (AR5) and AR6. She is a vice Chairman of Chinese National Committee for Future Earth (CNC-FE), vice Director of Environmental Economics Branch of Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences, vice Director of Climate Change and Low Carbon Development Committee of Chinese Meteorological Society.
She graduated from Tsinghua University in 1997 to get her Ph. D. Since then, she joined CASS and engaged in the field of environmental economics and sustainable development, energy and climate change policy as well as international climate regime etc. She published 3 books (as co-author), over 100 papers in academic books and journals, as well as an amount of reports, analysis and articles. Some of them were awarded for outstanding achievements in scientific research of CASS in 2002, 2011 and 2014. Her paper "China's Energy Embodied in Goods for International Trade and Its Policy Implications" (co-authored by Jiahua Pan and LaihuiXie, Economic Research Journal, No.7, 2008) won Pushan Award for Excellent Paper on International Economics (2010). Another paper "Carbon Budget Proposal: A Framework for an Equitable and Sustainable International Climate Regime" (co-authored by Jiahua Pan, Social Sciences in China, No.5, 2009) won Sun Yefang Award for Excellent Paper on Economics.


What is white noise?White noise is a sound where every frequency that can be heard within the range of sound waves that human ears can hear is heard in equal amounts. A lot of babies find it soothing to hear and it can sound very similar to noises given off by static radios and old tvs out of frequency. Other rhythmic noises from . around the house can have a similar effect on your baby or even your toddler such as the hair dryer, running water, the washing machine , hoovers, fans air conditioners or even the car engine. Ever notice your baby suddenly go quiet when you're drying your hair?
It's thought that many babies respond well to white noise over silence during sleep because the loud noise is similar to the noises your baby used to hear in the womb.
Many of us, myself included assumed that when in utero, noises the baby would hear were muffled and that the mother's heartbeat would soothe the baby. According to what i've researched this isn't actually true as the heartbeat isn't as loud to a baby as we'd expect and that the muffled yet loud noises of the outside world are what babies can hear in the womb. Then when they're born us grown ups obsess about keeping the environment around the baby quiet.
Ever noticed how when you shhhhh a baby it seems to calm them? Ssssshhhh is universal, in that it's the same sound that seems to calm babies whatever language you speak. But when you think about it the shhhhhhh sound is the same as white noise.
So how do you use white noise effectively to help your baby sleep?
1.When using white noise the volume needs to be fairly loud. I'd been using it incorrectly in the past by playing it quite low like a mild background noise. And then shutting it off as soon as the baby falls asleep. but it needs to be loud enough for the baby to hear over a potential cry not to drown out your baby's but so your baby can hear it.
When i use my white noise app i use it on my ipad at about 60/70% of the max volume which is fairly loud but far from deafening.
This is the white noise application I use on my smart phone or ipad with my clients. Its made by the app developers TMSsoft and theres a free version ( the icon for the free version is pink) and a paid version of the app. The free version of the app has a limited choice of sounds and the app needs to remain open or the sound shuts off. The paid version was £2.99 in the IOS app store and is also available on android.
3.It drowns out annoying background noises that you have no control over. The doorbell, kids playing in the back garden next door, police sirens. All those loud or sudden noises that can wake a soundly sleeping baby but yet you have zero control over. Block out the excess noises with your white noise. It may not drown out the sounds completely but they won't be nearly as disturbing to your little one as they would be if your baby slept in complete silence.
4. Its safe. I read a recent study ( somewhere that google led me to)claims that noise machines played too loud in infancy can cause noise induced hearing loss especially if played at a volume of 85 decibels or higher.I'm no hearing expert but i think if we turn the volume down a little and perhaps have a speaker or sound machine positioned away from.the cot we can not worry about causing hearing loss. But let's be real here if 2 adults having a conversation is recorded as averaging 60 decibels then i seriously doubt a white noise machine could cause noise induced hearing loss. If we use a moderate level of volume ( we have enough to worry about as it is) If you have concerns about the safety of white noise talk to your doctor and do a little bit of research. So far I've never heard of any safety issues concerning white noise.
5.It's an independent sleep association. I try not to label sleep associations as bad or good i label them as independent or parent dependent. Use white noise as you settle your baby to sleep his now and and every time you settle them to sleep and it will become a useful you sleep association. The more you use white noise at times of sleep and rest the more your little one will get to understand what's happening. It will become familiar, predictable comforting to your baby as she will hear it and get to understand "ah this happens when i go to sleep. Babies and toddlers thrive on predictability. And it's an independent association. If you use it whilst rocking your little ones to sleep or feeding to sleep having it play whilst settling can make weaning off of rocking/cuddling/feeding to sleep easier than without as it's a factor that has remained constant in the falling asleep process despite other changes.
6. It apparently helps soothes colicky babies too! I'm assuming because if the womb like sounds a baby would find it soothing. I'm not 100% sold on this one though, will test out the theory further and see.
7. If you're co sleeping you'll sleep better too. It drowns out excess background noise. If you're a light sleeper it can help block out those niggling little noises that can disturb your sleep like your baby stretching or wriggling in their sleep,tweeting birds at 4am, your snoring hubby? not so much. You'll still hear your baby though.
Give white noise a try tonight. You don't need to go out and buy a white noise machine. You can download an app on your smartphone or tablet (just be prepared to forgo usage of your device whilst your little one is sleeping.


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function(suil_iod_symbols name)
    set(options "")
    set(kvargs  BINARY OUTPUT PROJECT)
    set(kvvargs DEPENDS SYMBOLS)

    cmake_parse_arguments(IOD_SYMBOLS "${options}" "${kvargs}" "${kvvargs}" ${ARGN})

    # locate binary to use
    set(iodsyms iodsyms)
    if (IOD_SYMBOLS_BINARY)
        set(iodsyms ${IOD_SYMBOLS_BINARY})
    endif()

    # locate symbols file
    set(${name}_SYMBOLS ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/${name}.sym)
    if (IOD_SYMBOLS_SYMBOLS)
        set(${name}_SYMBOLS ${IOD_SYMBOLS_SYMBOLS})
    endif()

    # set output path
    set(${name}_OUTPUT ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/${name}_symbols.h)
    if (IOD_SYMBOLS_OUTPUT)
        set(${name}_OUTPUT ${IOD_SYMBOLS_OUTPUT})
    endif()

    list(GET ${name}_SYMBOLS 0 ${name}_MAIN_SYM)
    list(REMOVE_AT ${name}_SYMBOLS 0)
    set(${name}_FLAT_SYMS ${${name}_MAIN_SYM})
    foreach(__${name}_SYM ${${name}_SYMBOLS})
        set(${name}_FLAT_SYMS "${${name}_FLAT_SYMS} ${__${name}_SYM}")
    endforeach()

    message(STATUS "${name} symbols. main: ${${name}_MAIN_SYM} flat: ${${name}_FLAT_SYMS}")

    add_custom_command(OUTPUT ${${name}_OUTPUT}
            COMMAND ${iodsyms} ${${name}_MAIN_SYM} ${${name}_SYMBOLS} ${${name}_OUTPUT}
            WORKING_DIRECTORY  ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}
            DEPENDS            ${${name}_MAIN_SYM} ${${name}_SYMBOLS})
    # add symbol generation target
    add_custom_target(${name}-gensyms
            DEPENDS            ${${name}_OUTPUT}
            COMMENT            "Generating IOD symbols used by ${name}")
    message(STATUS "${iodsyms} ${${name}_FLAT_SYMS} ${${name}_OUTPUT}")

    if (IOD_SYMBOLS_DEPENDS)
        add_dependencies(${name}-gensyms ${IOD_SYMBOLS_DEPENDS})
    endif()

    if (NOT IOD_SYMBOLS_PROJECT)
        add_dependencies(${name} ${name}-gensyms)
    endif()
endfunction()

function(SuilListJoin VALUES GLUE OUTPUT)
    string(REPLACE ";" "${GLUE}" _TMP_STR "${VALUES}")
        message(STATUS ${VALUES})
    #message(FATAL_ERROR ${VALUES})
    set (${OUTPUT} "${_TMP_STR}" PARENT_SCOPE)
endfunction()

function(suil_gen_types name)
    set(options "")
    set(kvargs  BINARY OUTPUT PROJECT)
    set(kvvargs DEPENDS SCHEMAS)

    cmake_parse_arguments(TYPES_SCHEMA "${options}" "${kvargs}" "${kvvargs}" ${ARGN})

    # locate binary to use
    set(suilgen suiltps)
    if (TYPES_SCHEMA_BINARY)
        set(suilgen ${TYPES_SCHEMA_BINARY})
    endif()

    # locate symbols file
    set(${name}_SCHEMAS ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/${name}.schema)
    if (TYPES_SCHEMA_SCHEMAS)
        set(${name}_SCHEMAS ${TYPES_SCHEMA_SCHEMAS})
    endif()

    # set output path
    set(${name}_OUTPUT ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/${name}.types.hpp)
    if (TYPES_SCHEMA_OUTPUT)
        set(${name}_OUTPUT ${TYPES_SCHEMA_OUTPUT})
    endif()

    list(GET ${name}_SCHEMAS 0 ${name}_MAIN_SCHEMA)
    list(REMOVE_AT ${name}_SCHEMAS 0)
    set(${name}_FLAT_SCHEMAS ${${name}_MAIN_SCHEMA})
    foreach(__${name}_SCHEMA ${${name}_SCHEMAS})
        set(${name}_FLAT_SCHEMAS "${${name}_FLAT_SCHEMAS} ${__${name}_SCHEMA}")
    endforeach()

    message(STATUS "${name} schemas. main: ${${name}_MAIN_SCHEMA} flat: ${${name}_FLAT_SCHEMAS}")

    add_custom_command(OUTPUT ${${name}_OUTPUT}
            COMMAND ${suilgen} "gen" "-i" ${${name}_MAIN_SCHEMA} "-o" ${${name}_OUTPUT}
            WORKING_DIRECTORY  ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}
            DEPENDS            ${${name}_MAIN_SCHEMA})
    # add symbol generation target
    add_custom_target(${name}-gentps
            DEPENDS ${${name}_OUTPUT}
            COMMENT "Generating types used by ${name}")
    message(STATUS "${suilgen} ${${name}_FLAT_SCHEMAS} ${${name}_OUTPUT}")

    if (TYPES_SCHEMA_DEPENDS)
        add_dependencies(${name}-gentps ${TYPES_SCHEMA_DEPENDS})
    endif()

    if (NOT TYPES_SCHEMA_PROJECT)
        add_dependencies(${name} ${name}-gentps)
    endif()
endfunction()

function(suil_scc name)
    set(options "")
    set(kvargs  BINARY OUTDIR PROJECT)
    set(kvvargs DEPENDS SOURCES)

    cmake_parse_arguments(SUIL_SCC "${options}" "${kvargs}" "${kvvargs}" ${ARGN})

    # locate binary to use
    set(suilscc scc)
    if (SUIL_SCC_BINARY)
        set(suilscc ${SUIL_SCC_BINARY})
    endif()

    # locate symbols file
    set(${name}_SOURCES ${SUIL_SCC_SOURCES})
    if (NOT SUIL_SCC_SOURCES)
        set(${name}_SOURCES ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/${name}.scc)
    endif()

    # set output directory
    set(${name}_OUTDIR)
    if (SUIL_SCC_OUTDIR)
        set(${name}_OUTDIR ${SUIL_SCC_OUTDIR})
    endif()

    # get outputs
    set(${name}_OUTPUTS)
    set(${name}_MOD_SOURCES)
    if (${name}_OUTDIR)
        foreach(__${name}_SOURCE ${${name}_SOURCES})
            get_filename_component(__temp ${__${name}_SOURCE} NAME)
            list(APPEND ${name}_OUTPUTS
                    ${${name}_OUTDIR}/${__temp}.h
                    ${${name}_OUTDIR}/${__temp}.cpp)
            if (${name}_MOD_SOURCES)
                set(${name}_MOD_SOURCES ${${name}_MOD_SOURCES},${__${name}_SOURCE})
            else()
                set(${name}_MOD_SOURCES ${__${name}_SOURCE})
            endif()
        endforeach()

        message(STATUS "${name} scc sources: ${${name}_MOD_SOURCES}")
        message(STATUS "${name} scc outputs: ${${name}_OUTPUTS}")

        add_custom_command(OUTPUT ${${name}_OUTPUTS}
                COMMAND ${suilscc} "gen" "-i" ${${name}_MOD_SOURCES} "-O" ${${name}_OUTDIR}
                WORKING_DIRECTORY  ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}
                DEPENDS            ${${name}_SOURCES})
    else()
        foreach(__${name}_SOURCE ${${name}_SOURCES})
            list(APPEND ${name}_OUTPUTS
                    ${__${name}_SOURCE}.h
                    ${__${name}_SOURCE}.cpp)
            if (${name}_MOD_SOURCES)
                set(${name}_MOD_SOURCES ${${name}_MOD_SOURCES},${__${name}_SOURCE})
            else()
                set(${name}_MOD_SOURCES ${__${name}_SOURCE})
            endif()
        endforeach()

        message(STATUS "${name} scc sources: ${${name}_MOD_SOURCES}")
        message(STATUS "${name} scc outputs: ${${name}_OUTPUTS}")

        add_custom_command(OUTPUT ${${name}_OUTPUTS}
                COMMAND ${suilscc} "gen" "-i" ${${name}_MOD_SOURCES}
                WORKING_DIRECTORY  ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}
                DEPENDS            ${${name}_SOURCES})
    endif()
    # add symbol generation target
    add_custom_target(${name}-scc
            DEPENDS ${${name}_OUTPUTS}
            COMMENT "Generating types/services used by ${name}")
    message(STATUS "${suilscc} ${${name}_SOURCES} ${${name}_OUTDIR}")

    if (SUIL_SCC_DEPENDS)
        add_dependencies(${name}-scc ${SUIL_SCC_DEPENDS})
    endif()

    if (NOT SUIL_SCC_PROJECT)
        add_dependencies(${name} ${name}-scc)
    endif()
endfunction()

function(suil_lua2c name)
    set(kvargs TARGET SCRIPT VARIABLE OUTDIR BINARY)
    cmake_parse_arguments(LUA2C "" "${kvargs}" "" ${ARGN})
    if (NOT LUA2C_SCRIPT)
        message(FATAL_ERROR "suil_lua2c requires a script to convert to C file")
    endif()

    if (NOT LUA2C_TARGET)
        message(FATAL_ERROR "suil_lua2c requires a TARGET name to use in file")
    endif()

    set(suilluac luac)
    if (LUA2C_BINARY)
        set(suilscc ${LUA2C_BINARY})
    endif()

    if (NOT LUA2C_VARIABLE)
        set(LUA2C_VARIABLE ${name})
    endif()

    if (NOT LUA2C_OUTDIR)
        set(${name}_C_FILE ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/${name}.c)
    else()
        set(${name}_C_FILE ${LUA2C_OUTDIR}/${name}.c)
    endif()

    message(STATUS "Compiling lua script ${LUA2C_SCRIPT}")
    # compile the script
    add_custom_command(
            COMMAND ${suilluac} -o ${name}.out ${LUA2C_SCRIPT}
            OUTPUT  ${name}.out
            WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}
            DEPENDS ${LUA2C_SCRIPT})
    # dump lua object to hex file
    add_custom_command(
            COMMAND hexdump -v -e '/1 \"0x%02x, \"' ${name}.out > ${${name}_C_FILE}.hex
            OUTPUT ${${name}_C_FILE}.hex
            WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}
            DEPENDS ${name}.out)

    # convert to c file
    add_custom_command(
            COMMAND echo const char ${LUA2C_VARIABLE}[] = { `cat ${${name}_C_FILE}.hex` 0x00 } \"\\;\" const unsigned long long ${LUA2C_VARIABLE}_size = `stat -c%s ${name}.out` \"\\;\" > ${${name}_C_FILE}
            OUTPUT ${${name}_C_FILE}
            WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}
            DEPENDS ${${name}_C_FILE}.hex
    )
    set(${LUA2C_TARGET}_LUA2C_SOURCES ${${LUA2C_TARGET}_LUA2C_SOURCES} ${${name}_C_FILE} PARENT_SCOPE)
endfunction()

##
# @brief Check to ensure that a system library exists in the system
# @param {name:string:required} the name of the library
# @param {INCLUDE:file} the include file to look for
# @patra {LIBRARY:name} the name of the library in the system
##
function(SuilCheckLibrary name)
    set(kvvargs INCLUDE LIBRARY)
    cmake_parse_arguments(SUIL_CHECK "" "" "${kvvargs}" ${ARGN})
    if(NOT SUIL_CHECK_INCLUDE)
        set(SUIL_CHECK_INCLUDE ${name}.h)
    endif()
    if(NOT SUIL_CHECK_LIBRARY)
        set(SUIL_CHECK_LIBRARY ${name} lib${name})
    endif()
    message(STATUS
            "finding library '${name}' inc: ${SUIL_CHECK_INCLUDE}, lib: ${SUIL_CHECK_LIBRARY}")

    find_path(${name}_INCLUDE_DIR
            NAMES ${SUIL_CHECK_INCLUDE})
    find_library(${name}_LIBRARY
            NAMES ${name}
            PATHS ${SUIL_CHECK_LIBRARY})

    message(STATUS
            "library '${name}' inc: ${${name}_INCLUDE_DIR}, lib:${${name}_LIBRARY}")

    if ((NOT ${name}_LIBRARY) OR (NOT ${name}_INCLUDE_DIR))
        message(FATAL_ERROR "${name} libary missing in build system")
    endif()
endfunction()

function(SuilCheckFunctions)
    # check and enable stack guard and dns if available
    list(APPEND CMAKE_REQUIRED_DEFINITIONS -D_GNU_SOURCE)
    set(CMAKE_REQUIRED_LIBRARIES)

    check_function_exists(mprotect MPROTECT_FOUND)
    if(MPROTECT_FOUND)
        add_definitions(-DHAVE_MPROTECT)
    endif()

    check_function_exists(posix_memalign POSIX_MEMALIGN_FOUND)
    if(POSIX_MEMALIGN_FOUND)
        add_definitions(-DHAVE_POSIX_MEMALIGN)
    endif()

    # check and enable rt if available
    list(APPEND CMAKE_REQUIRED_LIBRARIES rt)
    check_symbol_exists(clock_gettime time.h CLOCK_GETTIME_FOUND)
    if (CLOCK_GETTIME_FOUND)
        add_definitions(-DHAVE_CLOCK_GETTIME)
    endif()
endfunction()

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Taking the Fight to November
Posted by Kyle E. Moore on Jun 5, 2008 in civil rights, gay marriage | 0 comments
That settles it, with California's highest court striking down appeals to the recent decision that would allow homosexuals to marry, gay marriage will be legal there at least until November 4th when an amendment to the California constitution to ban gay marriage will be on the ballot.
The appeal would have been a blow to the recent victory not only for homosexual couples, but believers in civil rights all around, and could have conceivably made it easier for the constitutional amendment to find passage.
But now that amendment will be put before the people after many couples are already married. For the most hardcore of opponents to gay marriage, this will likely not be a problem. Actually, for homophobes, I imagine there will be some who relish the thought of forcibly unmarrying gay people who were already married.
But I also think that a far greater number of moderates will come to the realization that in order to put this amendment into law, they will have to disrupt honest and decent families, they will have to actively nullify marriages, and I don't think that that's something that most decent people will do.
In any case, there's going to be a helluva fight in the Golden State come November, and I look forward to winning it.
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Q: InvalidKeySpecException while trying to generate public key from pem file I am trying to generate a RSAPublicKey from the publickey.pem file but it is throwing me exception .
https://github.com/cerner/cds-hooks-sandbox/blob/master/ecpublickey.pem
Invalid token :::java.security.spec.InvalidKeySpecException: java.security.InvalidKeyException: invalid key format
 KeyFactory factory = KeyFactory.getInstance("RSA");

 PemReader pemReader = new PemReader(new InputStreamReader(new
 FileInputStream(filename)));
 PemObject pemObject = pemReader.readPemObject();

 byte[] content = pemObject.getContent();
 X509EncodedKeySpec pubKeySpec = new X509EncodedKeySpec(content);
 RSAPublicKey publicKey =  factory.generatePublic(pubKeySpec);

It works fine if I generate and save my own pem file.

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Wet è il quarto singolo estratto dal primo album solista Killer Love della cantante statunitense Nicole Scherzinger, pubblicato su iTunes il 29 agosto 2011 per il mercato europeo. Esso è stato prodotto dagli Stargate e da Sandy Vee. Il video è stato girato il 20 agosto e vede Nicole eseguire balletti di danza seducenti e indossare vestiti molto sexy. Il singolo ha avuto successo soprattutto in Irlanda e nel Regno Unito.

Composizione
Wet è un brano veloce e sostenuto, con un ritmo martellante da discoteca, e dispone di un basso pulsante e beat elettronici. La canzone è stata scritta da Ester Dean e Traci Hale, e co-scritta e prodotta dal duo norvegese Stargate e da Sandy Vee. La Scherzinger confessa, in questa canzone, che il suo corpo è dolorante dal tocco di un uomo. La canzone contiene cronache molti sexy dove la Scherzinger si bagna, suda, si fa una doccia, nuota, e annega.

il singolo ha ottenuto recensioni generalmente positive dalla critica. Robert Copsey di Digital Spy ha dato alla canzone una recensione di tre stelle su cinque, affermando che sebbene la Scherzinger fa le fusa con convinzione, la canzone sembra in ultima analisi simile a Only Girl (in the World) di Rihanna del 2010. La critica ha anche affermato che si tratta di un singolo migliore del primo singolo Poison per il fatto che è più ballabile e adatto agli ambienti da discoteca.

Video
Il video è stato diretto da Justin Francis. Il video musicale è stato girato in una delle rare giornate fuori dalle prove di X-Factor USA. Il 2 agosto 2011, Scherzinger ha pubblicato le foto del backstage del video musicale. Il video è stato pubblicato il 3 agosto 2011 in anteprima attraverso MSN Music UK, mentre su YouTube è stato pubblicato l'8 agosto 2011.

Il video inizia con la Scherzinger che si nasconde dai poliziotti. Mentre si stava facendo riprendere delle telecamere di sicurezza, Nicole comincia a ballare e a cantare atleticamente e acrobaticamente. Il video prosegue con scene di Scherzinger che canta dietro un vetro della finestra mentre piove dove si intrecciano nella clip. Nicole, accompagnata da un gruppo di ballerine, entra in una piscina al coperto dove si vedono uomini che imbrattano i muri della parete. Nicole e le sue ballerine cominciano a ballare in piscina ma nel fondo svuotato, dagli uomini che cominciano a bagnare la Scherzinger con dei tubi collegati alla piscina. Mentre i poliziotti entrano nell'edificio, Nicole e gli altri protagonisti del video incominciano a scappare, lasciando sola la polizia che scopre il messaggio che avevano scritto in precedenza gli uomini in vernice spray, "Wet".
La critica ha accolto bene il video lodando la capacità di Nicole di cantare e allo stesso tempo di eseguire le coreografie alla perfezione.

Classifiche

Note

Collegamenti esterni

Singoli prodotti dagli Stargate

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La Plage de Neipi (chinois traditionnel: 內埤海灘 ; pinyin: Nèipí Hǎitān ; anglais: Neipi Beach) est une plage au canton de Su'ao, dans le comté de Yilan, à Taïwan, face à l'océan Pacifique.

Géologie
La plage est située à l'extrémité sud de la zone panoramique nationale du nord-est et de la côte Yilan. C'est un lieu de dépôt marin avec à la fois des sables fins et des gravats. Il présente également des formes terrestres d'abrasion marine telles que le cap marin, la falaise maritime et le récif au fond de la mer. Le fond marin autour de cette zone est inégal, ce qui a entraîné le courant sous-marin habituel. La plage est située au sud du port de pêche de Nanfang'ao et séparée par un gros tas de terre.

Transport
La plage est accessible au sud-est depuis la gare de Su'ao de l'administration des chemins de fer de Taiwan.

Voir aussi
 Liste des attractions touristiques à Taïwan

Références

Neipi
Géographie de Taïwan
Neipi


text:
<?php

/** Error reporting */
error_reporting(E_ALL);

date_default_timezone_set('Europe/London');

/** PHPExcel */
require_once '../Classes/PHPExcel.php';

// Create new PHPExcel object
echo date('H:i:s') . " Create new PHPExcel object\n";
$objPHPExcel = new PHPExcel();

// Set properties
echo date('H:i:s') . " Set properties\n";
$objPHPExcel->getProperties()->setCreator("Maarten Balliauw")
							 ->setLastModifiedBy("Maarten Balliauw")
							 ->setTitle("Office 2007 XLSX Test Document")
							 ->setSubject("Office 2007 XLSX Test Document")
							 ->setDescription("Test document for Office 2007 XLSX, generated using PHP classes.")
							 ->setKeywords("office 2007 openxml php")
							 ->setCategory("Test result file");

// Set default font
echo date('H:i:s') . " Set default font\n";
$objPHPExcel->getDefaultStyle()->getFont()->setName('Arial');
$objPHPExcel->getDefaultStyle()->getFont()->setSize(10);

// Add some data, resembling some different data types
echo date('H:i:s') . " Add some data\n";
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('A1', 'String');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('B1', 'Simple');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('C1', 'PHPExcel');

$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('A2', 'String');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('B2', 'Symbols');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('C2', '!+&=()~§±æþ');

$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('A3', 'String');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('B3', 'UTF-8');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('C3', 'Создать MS Excel Книги из PHP скриптов');

$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('A4', 'Number');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('B4', 'Integer');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('C4', 12);

$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('A5', 'Number');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('B5', 'Float');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('C5', 34.56);

$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('A6', 'Number');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('B6', 'Negative');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('C6', -7.89);

$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('A7', 'Boolean');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('B7', 'True');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('C7', true);

$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('A8', 'Boolean');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('B8', 'False');
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('C8', false);

// Rename sheet
echo date('H:i:s') . " Rename sheet\n";
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setTitle('Datatypes');

// Set active sheet index to the first sheet, so Excel opens this as the first sheet
$objPHPExcel->setActiveSheetIndex(0);

// Save Excel 2007 file
echo date('H:i:s') . " Write to Excel2007 format\n";
$objWriter = PHPExcel_IOFactory::createWriter($objPHPExcel, 'Excel2007');
$objWriter->save(str_replace('.php', '.xlsx', __FILE__));

// Echo memory peak usage
echo date('H:i:s') . " Peak memory usage: " . (memory_get_peak_usage(true) / 1024 / 1024) . " MB\r\n";

// Echo done
echo date('H:i:s') . " Done writing file.\r\n";


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Q: Nokogiri XSLT transform using multiple source XML files I want to translate XML using Nokogiri. I  built an XSL and it all works fine. I ALSO tested it in Intellij. My data comes from two XML files.
My problem occurs when I try to get Nokogiri to do the transform. I can't seem to find a way to get it to parse multiple source files.
This is the code I am using from the documentation:
require 'Nokogiri'

doc1 = Nokogiri::XML(File.read('F:/transcoder/xslt_repo/core_xml.xml',))
xslt = Nokogiri::XSLT(File.read('F:/transcoder/xslt_repo/google.xsl'))

puts xslt.transform(doc1)

I tried:
require 'Nokogiri'

doc1 = Nokogiri::XML(File.read('F:/transcoder/xslt_repo/core_xml.xml',))
doc2 = Nokogiri::XML(File.read('F:/transcoder/xslt_repo/file_data.xml',))
xslt = Nokogiri::XSLT(File.read('F:/transcoder/xslt_repo/test.xsl'))

puts xslt.transform(doc1,doc2)

However it seems transform only takes one argument, so at the moment I am only able to parse half the data I need:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<package package_id="LB000001">
  <asset_metadata>
    <series_title>test asset 1</series_title>
    <season_title>Number 1</season_title>
    <episode_title>ET 1</episode_title>
    <episode_number>1</episode_number>
    <license_start_date>21-07-2016</license_start_date>
    <license_end_date>31-07-2016</license_end_date>
    <rating>15</rating>
    <synopsis>This is a test asset</synopsis>
  </asset_metadata>
  <video_file>
    <file_name/>
    <file_size/>
    <check_sum/>
  </video_file>
  <image_1>
    <file_name/>
    <file_size/>
    <check_sum/>
  </image_1>
</package>

How can I get this to work?
Edit:
This is the core_metadata.xml which is created via a PHP code block and the data comes from a database.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<manifest task_id="00000000373">
  <asset_metadata>
    <material_id>LB111111</material_id>
    <series_title>This is a test</series_title>
    <season_title>This is a test</season_title>
    <season_number>1</season_number>
    <episode_title>that test</episode_title>
    <episode_number>2</episode_number>
    <start_date>23-08-2016</start_date>
    <end_date>31-08-2016</end_date>
    <ratings>15</ratings>
    <synopsis>this is a test</synopsis>
  </asset_metadata>
  <file_info>
    <source_filename>LB111111</source_filename>
    <number_of_segments>2</number_of_segments>
    <segment_1 seg_1_start="00:00:10.000" seg_1_dur="00:01:00.000"/>
    <segment_2 seg_2_start="00:02:00.000" seg_2_dur="00:05:00.000"/>
<conform_profile definition="hd" aspect_ratio="16f16">ffmpeg -i S_PATH/F_NAME.mp4 SEG_CONFORM 2> F:/Transcoder/logs/transcode_logs/LOG_FILE.txt</conform_profile>
<transcode_profile profile_name="xbox" package_type="tar">ffmpeg -f concat -i T_PATH/CONFORM_LIST TRC_PATH/F_NAME.mp4 2> F:/Transcoder/logs/transcode_logs/LOG_FILE.txt</transcode_profile>
    <target_path>F:/profiles/xbox</target_path>
  </file_info>
</manifest>

The second XML (file_date.xml) is dynamically create during the trancode process by nokogiri:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<file_data>
  <video_file>
    <file_name>LB111111_xbox_230816114438.mp4</file_name>
    <file_size>141959922</file_size>
    <md5_checksum>bac7670e55c0694059d3742285079cbf</md5_checksum>
  </video_file>
  <image_1>
    <file_name>test</file_name>
    <file_size>test</file_size>
    <md5_checksum>test</md5_checksum>
  </image_1>
</file_data>

I managed to work around this issue by making a call to by hard coding the file_date.xml into the XSLT file:
<xsl:stylesheet version="2.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
<xsl:output method="xml" indent="yes"/>
<xsl:template match="/">
    <package>
        <xsl:attribute name="package_id">
            <xsl:value-of select="manifest/asset_metadata/material_id"/>
        </xsl:attribute>
        <asset_metadata>
            <series_title>
                <xsl:value-of select="manifest/asset_metadata/series_title"/>
            </series_title>
            <season_title>
                <xsl:value-of select="manifest/asset_metadata/season_title"/>
            </season_title>
            <episode_title>
                <xsl:value-of select="manifest/asset_metadata/episode_title"/>
            </episode_title>
            <episode_number>
                <xsl:value-of select="manifest/asset_metadata/episode_number"/>
            </episode_number>
            <license_start_date>
                <xsl:value-of select="manifest/asset_metadata/start_date"/>
            </license_start_date>
            <license_end_date>
                <xsl:value-of select="manifest/asset_metadata/end_date"/>
            </license_end_date>
            <rating>
                <xsl:value-of select="manifest/asset_metadata/ratings"/>
            </rating>
            <synopsis>
                <xsl:value-of select="manifest/asset_metadata/synopsis"/>
            </synopsis>
        </asset_metadata>
        <video_file>
            <file_name>
                <xsl:value-of select="document('file_data.xml')/file_data/video_file/file_name"/>
            </file_name>
            <file_size>
                <xsl:value-of select="document('file_data.xml')/file_data/video_file/file_size"/>
            </file_size>
            <check_sum>
                <xsl:value-of select="document('file_data.xml')/file_data/video_file/md5_checksum"/>
            </check_sum>
        </video_file>
        <image_1>
            <file_name>
                <xsl:value-of select="document('file_data.xml')/file_data/image_1/file_name"/>
            </file_name>
            <file_size>
                <xsl:value-of select="document('file_data.xml')/file_data/image_1/file_size"/>
            </file_size>
            <check_sum>
                <xsl:value-of select="document('file_data.xml')/file_data/image_1/md5_checksum"/>
            </check_sum>
        </image_1>
    </package>
</xsl:template>

I then use Saxon to do the transform:
xslt = "java -jar C:/SaxonHE9-7-0-7J/saxon9he.jar #{temp}core_metadata.xml #{temp}#{profile}.xsl > #{temp}#{file_name}.xml"

system("#{xslt}")

I would love to find a way to do this without having to hardcode the file_date.xml into the XSLT.

A: Merge XML Documents and Transform
You'll have to do a bit of work to combine the XML content prior to your  XLS-Transformation.  @the-Tin-Man has a nice answer to a similar question in the archives, which can be adapted for your use case.
Let's say we have the following sample content:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<xml>
  <packages>
    <package>Data here for A</package>
    <package>Another Package</package>
  </packages>
</xml>

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<xml>
  <packages>
    <package>B something something</package>
  </packages>
</xml>

And we want to apply the following XLST template:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
<xsl:template match="//packages">

Packages

      <xsl:for-each select="./package">

<xsl:value-of select="text()"/>

      </xsl:for-each>

</xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>

If we have parallel document structure, as in this case, we can merge the two XML documents' content together and pass that along for transformation.
require 'Nokogiri'

doc1 = Nokogiri::XML(File.read('./a.xml'))
doc2 = Nokogiri::XML(File.read('./b.xml'))

moved_packages = doc2.search('package')
doc1.at('/descendant::packages[1]').add_child(moved_packages)

xslt = Nokogiri::XSLT(File.read('./transform.xslt'))

puts xslt.transform(doc1)

This would generate the following output:

Packages

Data here for A

Another Package

B something something

If your XML documents have varying structure, you may benefit from an intermediary XML nodeset that you add your content to, rather than the shortcut of merging document 2 content into document 1.


The Crawl: San Francisco, Calif.
As one of the pioneering cocktail cities in the 1800s and responsible (alongside New York and London) for the worldwide cocktail renaissance of the past 20 years, San Francisco, Calif., is a city that's long known how to drink well, and one that starts rather than follows trends.
The earliest U.S. craft distillers launched in the Bay Area in the early 1980s (St. George, Germain-Robin), and craft beer was jump-started in San Francisco in the 1960s, thanks to visionary Fritz Maytag at Anchor Brewing. Surrounding wine countries—from Napa, Sonoma and Mendocino counties to the Santa Cruz mountains—are legendary.
With all of this pioneering spirit, you can bet the city's top bars are stellar and many. Narrowing down to three key neighborhoods in walkable San Francisco, here are some of its best bars, both new and old.
In North Beach, a dense, historic Italian population and bohemian vibe formed the breeding ground for the Beat Generation in the 1950s, launching countless poets and writers in the neighborhood, from Kerouac to Ferlinghetti, while spawning monumental moments like Allen Ginsberg's controversial reading of Howl at legendary City Lights bookstore.
Swimming in this creative milieu, drinking is downright necessary. This historic 'hood is home to some of the city's most fabled bars. It's not about the drinks at either Vesuvio or Specs' Twelve Adler Museum Café, but both are quintessential SF, quirky and still packed with vibrant local characters, from sailors to poets. Beginning in 1948, Vesuvio was an all-day Beat Poet hangout of Kerouac and Ginsberg, with its eclectic, bi-level layout. Across the street, Specs has exuded crusty, maritime charm since 1968. Next door is the nearly 100-year-old legend, Tosca Café. Though now owned by April Bloomfield's restaurant empire, Tosca retains its romantic, fading interior, Italian playlist jukebox, and refined version of its boozy House "Cappuccino," which it served through Prohibition.
Around the corner is one of San Francisco's—and the country's—best bars since 1998: 15 Romolo. Hidden down an alley with one of the best jukeboxes in town, the bar boasts more than 500 spirits, cocktails that shine in every spirit category, a pioneering sherry collection (plus a special Sherry Christmas menu every December), and in-house sherry master, Ian J. Adams. Just down Columbus St., Comstock Saloon took over a Victorian-era space in 2010, championing the city's Barbary Coast days with a historically accurate bar (including vintage ceiling fans and original bar trough) serving classic cocktails, heavy on Charles H. Baker obscurities. Fantastic live jazz and food round out the only-in-San Francisco experience.
Another Barbary Coast tribute, The Devil's Acre turns out winning cocktails in its roomy, Victorian wallpapered upstairs and intimate downstairs bars. On the wine side, The Salzburg opened late 2017, bringing a slice of Austria to North Beach with its birch-covered bar, intimate back patio with fire pit, fondue and Germanic wines. At the edge of Chinatown, Cold Drinks (hidden upstairs in China Live) is an otherworldly Scotch/cocktail haven with a Shanghai-meets-SF-via-Blade Runner feel.
Lined with one stellar restaurant after another, the hip Mission district remains a destination for some of the country's best food. It's also home to the city's densest Mexican and Latino populations (and, thus, a multitude of iconic taquerias). It makes sense that dozens of standout bars dot the sprawling neighborhood.
Starting on the northern end at 16th Street, ABV is a can't-miss industry favorite with superb cocktails, a convivial vibe, stellar bites, and a hidden upstairs tasting menu bar, Over Proof. On the opposite corner, Elixir is an intimate, laid-back saloon dating back to 1858, run by H. Joseph Ehrmann, with sports on the TV and one of the largest whisk(e)y selections around. On the same block, The Monk's Kettle has been an ahead-of-the-curve beer bar since 2007, serving quality food and more than 200 rotating beers (28 on tap) in its cozy space. Wrap up the 16th St. Corridor in the The Hideout, hidden in the back room of dive bar Dalva. This longtime, tiny cocktail oasis features rotating bartender talent from top local joints.
Head a couple blocks south for quirky drinks in the spacious Holy Mountain, hidden upstairs above top-notch regional Thai restaurant Hawker Fare. Half a block down, Mosto offers a few hundred agave spirits and standout tequila, mezcal cocktails, and bites (think pastrami tacos). Around the corner, Wildhawk's lush green velvet, blacks, whites and tans set a dreamy, relaxed tone with a killer bartender team, creative cocktails and a martini menu.
A couple more blocks south, Foreign Cinema's magical setting plays films on the iconic patio wall over dinner next to a bar serving Nicky Beyries' drinkably elegant cocktails, a rare Japanese whisky selection, and strong international wine list. Around the corner, Lolo pours extensive agave spirits, heavy on mezcal, playing with ingredients such as carrots, parsley, and even clarified goat's milk in the cocktails. Follow the neon sign a block further to Lone Palm, a longtime classic dive bar with a retro vibe, ideal for martinis and cheap drinks.
Starting north of Union Square, two greats include PCH (Pacific Cocktail Haven), where bar vet Kevin Diedrich crafts some of country's best cocktails, utterly drinkable while seamlessly showcasing unusual ingredients, from a house tzatziki mix to Filipino vinegar and pandan leaves. Around the corner, Stookey's Club Moderne ushers in a Nick & Nora, Dashiell Hammett-era San Francisco, complete with pre-Prohibition cocktails in a cheery 1930s space.
Heading a couple blocks southwest from Union Square, powerhouse hospitality duo Mo Hodges and Brian Felley make Benjamin Cooper and The Douglas Room destinations for a fantastic cocktail, great beers, and bites. The vibe in the hidden, upstairs Benjamin Cooper is romantic, an escape for oysters and superb cocktails featuring ingredients such as rancio and aquavit. The Douglas Room is chill, offering drinks for every palate paired with cheesesteaks, hoagies, and lamb tartare pies. Down the street, the new Gibson marries a gorgeous modern-meets-Art-Deco look with chef Robin Song's inspired live-fire cooking. Beverage director Adam Chapman's cocktails take "expected" classics to another level (fermented French 75s; clarified Bloody Marys) alongside house drinks such as Sea, featuring gin infused with liquid kelp and seaweed/nori.
Moving from the Square into the Tenderloin offers one iconic bar after another, starting with Bourbon & Branch. As one of the first speakeasy bars in the country after New York City started the trend, B&B has been open since 2005 with passwords, a secret book-lined library bar, and refined cocktail bar-within-a-bar, Wilson & Wilson. While it's been copied around the country ad nauseum, B&B's reservations-only space (except for the library with its password, "books") still exudes 1920s intrigue and feels worlds (and eras) away. Down the block, the same owners run the more casual Tradition (aka Trad Bar) sporting cozy "snugs"—themed booths ideal for dates and small groups of friends.
Nearby, Rye has been an industry hangout since 2006, with a caged-in patio up front for smokers, and a something-for-everyone bar where cocktails are deftly made and craft beers poured. Though it gained a bit too sleek a makeover, Ha-Ra Club has been a classic dive bar since 1947, complete with pool table and reserve-ahead kegs of Lagunitas or Bud Light. Retaining its divey status (but sadly not its formerly extensive whisk(e)y selection), nearby Whiskey Thieves benefits from sweet bartenders, a pool table, and cheap beers and whiskies.
At the Market St. edge of the Tenderloin, the new San Francisco Proper Hotel boasts not one but two standout bars. Charmaine's is as good as rooftop bars get anywhere: fire pits, velvet couches, inviting interior, and delicious bar food and drinks, all set to a captivating city skyline view. Downstairs, Villon is a classy restaurant/bar with an all-star bar team; classic themed cocktails (e.g. cocktails made famous in the Bay Area or created at legendary hotels) co-exist with house drinks from Josh Harris and Morgan Schick of BVHospitality.
NextDRINKING LIKE LADIES: 75 MODERN COCKTAILS FROM THE WORLD'S LEADING BARTENDERS is a gorgeous collection of world's best bespoke cocktails, by women, for women.
Virginia Miller lives in San Francisco, Calif., covering restaurants, bars, distilleries, and all things food and drink internationally. She's a local and national editor and critic who contributes to more than 50 different publications and online sites. She judges food and cocktail competitions and sits on spirits panels. When she's not eating, drinking, and traveling, she's taking in concerts, listening to records, hosting themed dinner/drink nights with friends, and reading incessantly.


Debate textbooks are excellent for those of us who may not have the time or resources required to attend classes or visit camps for debaters. Textbooks on debate allow you to learn at your own pace without having to worry about being left behind. For those of you who already attend class and go to debate camps, using debate textbooks will allow you to maintain, retain, and even improve your skills between classes and camp sessions.
If you are simply curious about different forms and methods of debate, debate textbooks are a good resource to get the information you need. Reading through a few debate textbooks will help you decide whether you have a future in the world of competitive debate. Debate textbooks are a great "first step" into the world of debating. They are readily available at university bookstores, and can be ordered by your local bookstore or on the Internet.
For people who enjoy being politically savvy, reading debate textbooks is no different than reading the latest presidential memoir or tell-all book. The more a person understands about every aspect of our government's political processes, the more educated one can be when it comes to deciding who will represent us in the government.
If your child or student is great at speaking and likes to argue with you about everything under the sun, buying him or her a few debate textbooks will enable him or her to use the speaking and arguing skills to their fullest, and more productively. A child with a good debate textbook has the potential to be the next great defense lawyer, Supreme Court justice, or United States President!


The Plan area consists of the administrative districts of Ards Borough and Down District.
It is approximately 1,024 square kilometres in extent with an estimated 2001 population of approximately 137,000. Ards Borough is approximately 377 square kilometres in extent and in 2001 had a population estimated at 73,244 of which 27795 (38%) lived in Newtownards.
Comber and Donaghadee are the largest settlements outside Newtownards. Comber had a population of 8,952 in 2001 and Donaghadee 6,474.
Down District is 647 square kilometres in extent with a 2001 population estimated at 63,828, of which 10,320 (16%) lived in Downpatrick, the lowest proportion in any district in Northern Ireland resident in its main town. Ballynahinch and Newcastle are the largest settlements in the District outside Downpatrick. Ballynahinch had a 2001 population of 5,334 and Newcastle a population of 7,431. Downpatrick is some 32 kilometres and Ballynahinch 36 kilometres from Belfast.
Ards Borough abuts the Belfast Metropolitan Area to the north and west. Down District stretches southwards from Ards Borough to the Mourne Mountains south of Newcastle. The eastern edge of the Plan area is the Irish Sea coastline. From Donaghadee to Ballynahinch a line of towns and large villages lies close to the southern and eastern edges of the Belfast Metropolitan Area. The villages in the Plan area are, for the most part, situated along the sea coast and the shores of Strangford Lough, and smaller settlements are distributed throughout the open countryside.
The Plan area contains a rich diversity of terrain, landscapes, habitats and settlement. It stretches from Scrabo Hill and the many places of natural and historic interest around Strangford Lough, southward through St. Patrick's Country and the Lecale Coast to the northern edge of the Mourne Mountains. Coastal areas are an especially valuable resource for their landscape qualities, earthscience features and as wildlife habitats. Ards Borough and Down District share the shoreline of Strangford Lough, a shallow island - studded arm of the Irish Sea. The Lough stretches some 25 kilometres from a wide expanse of sand and mud flats between Comber and Newtownards at its northern extremity, through the swift tidal waters at the narrows between Portaferry and Strangford, and then southwards where it meets the open sea between Ballyquintin Point in Ards Borough and Killard Point in Down District.


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Paradise High Football Returns: Bobcat Cheerleaders
Both senior cheerleaders been cheering for years but they say this year it is different for the whole town.
Posted By: Amy Lanski, Elita Goyer
PARADISE, Calif. - Friday, August 23, is not only the first game for the Paradise High football players but it is the first game for the cheerleaders, as well.
Mia Rash, who is a senior cheer captain for the school, says she has been waiting for this day since she was little.
"I definitely looked up to the older high school cheerleaders and we would always get so excited when we would watch them perform like 'That's going to be us one day!'" said Rash.
"Every Friday Night Lights I would sit there by the fence and get so excited to watch their halftime dance every game," said senior cheer captain, Jada Payseno.
Both have been cheering for years but they say this year it is different for the whole town.
"Football is like Paradise's thing like Friday night games you can see your neighbor, they don't even have kids on the team and they are here to support us," said Payseno.
"We are here to put spirit back into our town and I feel like we are going to do really good," said Rash.
The girls said they have been practicing extra, have not had a day off over the summer and that no matter how much they do prepare, it is going to be emotional.
"It's probably going to be a million emotions," said Payseno. "I am just going to be super pumped to be back out there just enjoying the moment and seeing looking into the crowd and seeing my family and friends and everyone who supports me and looking around and seeing people who have supported everyone through the Camp Fire."
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The Engineering Kitchen aims to be a platform for tinkerers, learners, explorers – the makers at heart – to collaborate to build stuff. We aim to make the Kitchen the space for brilliant young minds to acquire skills essential to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education in the 21st century.
In The Engineering Kitchen we aim to provide a platform to allow your imagination to run wild. To create to your hearts content, unconcerned over what needs to be made. Rather its what you WANT to create! The world is your playground and the makerspace is your toyshop.


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According to the great American poet Robert Frost, "Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they have to take you in." In our highly mobile society, home has a multi-layered meaning. If we have just been to the corner store, going home means to return to our permanent address – to the place we are living now, identified by street number and postal code. If we are travelling to visit relatives, going home may mean a journey to revisit the region where we were born or grew up. It could even imply a visit to an ancestral homeland – a country we may never have been to but whose contours we know thoroughly from stories told us by our immigrant parents or grandparents.
For me home has all of these connotations and more. Hamilton, Ontario, has been my home for 26 years. I have lived here longer than anywhere else, and in that time I've grown to love it and everything about it. Though constantly overshadowed by Toronto in the popular imagination, it boasts a lovely natural setting along the Niagara Escarpment. The Bruce Trail is a short walk from our house, as is a magnificent view of Lake Ontario. We are never more than a few minutes from a waterfall. Hamilton is a favourite of film producers because of the sheer diversity of landscapes found within a fairly small area.
Yet for me Hamilton is home because of the people who have become dear to me over the years, including Redeemer University colleagues, former students who have settled here and, of course, my wife and my daughter, who was born here. Our church community, now 175 years old, has become our home church.
Our family usually makes an annual pilgrimage to the Chicago area, where I was born and grew up. Topographically, that region is not especially interesting and lies in a flood plain. The farmlands that were never too far from our home when I was younger have mostly disappeared and been swallowed up by the sprawling suburbs. Nevertheless, it means a lot to me to be able to visit the elementary school where I was educated, to see the two houses our family lived in and to look for remnants of the electric railway that once passed through my hometown. Most of all, the presence there of four generations of family means everything to me.
Then there's the state of Michigan, where my mother was born and where I spent so much of my childhood visiting relatives. I have deep roots there going back to 1882, when my great-great-grandparents, Niilo and Anna Juntunen, brought their infant daughter (my great-grandmother) from Russian-controlled Finland to settle in the Upper Peninsula near the shores of Lake Superior, very likely arriving by way of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Three sets of great-great grandparents, two sets of great-grandparents and a grandmother lie at rest in the Great Lakes State. Though I never had a permanent address there, Michigan still has a homelike feel to me.
The term homeland sometimes has political significance, but not always. Early twentieth-century Germans spoke of das Vaterland, the fatherland. Russians call the Second World War the Great Fatherland War, because it was fought on Russian soil, even as they continue to speak of "Mother Russia." After the 9/11 attacks the United States established the Department of Homeland Security, a seeming redundancy that the Department of Defence should have made unnecessary. The flag and arms of the Swiss canton of Vaud carry the motto: "Liberté et Patrie" – Liberty and Fatherland. Here fatherland refers, not to Switzerland, but to Vaud itself, suggesting that, even a country as geographically compact as Switzerland may be too large to feel like a real home to many people.
So where is my homeland? I am a citizen of two countries, with an apparent right to claim two more citizenships through my father's birth as a British subject in Cyprus. I should be the stereotypical cosmopolitan, but I really am not. My earthly homeland is the Great Lakes Region. Yet, from my reading of St. Augustine and from my Cypriot relatives' painful experience of exile, I know that our earthly homes are never completely secure. Given the multi-layered meaning of home, I can accept more than one earthly home while recognizing that our ultimate loyalty is to the city of God, the only place that can genuinely offer homeland security over the long term.
David T. Koyzis has taught politics at Redeemer University College, Ancaster, Ontario, for just over a quarter of a century. His next book on authority, office and the image of God is forthcoming from Pickwick Publications, a division of Wipf & Stock. This appeared in the 10 June issue of Christian Courier as the latest instalment of his "Principalities & Powers" column, which has been running monthly since 1990.
Calvinist Baptists, But No 'Lutheran' Baptists?
As a Reformed Christian who is in some fashion heir to Calvin's legacy, I find myself puzzled when I see a title such as this: Calvinism in the Southern Baptist Convention. What does it mean to be a Calvinist in a Baptist denomination? It cannot imply an acceptance of Calvin's view of the sacraments, which take up considerable space in his Institutes of the Christian Religion and are more than incidental to his theology as a whole. It does not seem to imply recognition of a real spiritual presence of Christ in the Lord's Supper, or of baptism as a sign and seal of God's grace. Nor does it seem to imply an acceptance of Calvin's ecclesiology, which takes up volume IV of the Institutes and is generally followed by those churches calling themselves Presbyterian or Reformed.
Although John Calvin and Martin Luther are generally recognized to be the two principal reformers of the 16th century, there is a certain asymmetry in their respective legacies, as seen in the fact that no one ever complains of creeping Lutheranism in the Southern Baptist Convention. As far as I know, there is no pro-Luther party in America's largest Protestant denomination. Why not? If one becomes a Lutheran, it almost always means that one has joined an explicitly Lutheran Church, such as the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (or Canada) or the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. By contrast, if one becomes a Calvinist, it usually means that one has embraced Calvin's theology — generally his soteriology — while possibly staying put with respect to ecclesiastical loyalties. This is clearly the case with respect to Calvinist Baptists.
From an historical vantage point, the reason for this difference between the Lutheran and Calvinist labels is far from obvious. After all, Calvin was much more explicit in setting forth a reformed ecclesiology than was Luther, who was more willing than his Genevan counterpart to tolerate different ecclesiastical polities in different geographical contexts. The Churches of Sweden and Finland, for example, maintained an episcopal polity with bishops in apostolic succession. Nevertheless, when Swedes and Finns migrated to North America, their respective transplanted church bodies, the Augustana and Suomi Synods, were generally less hierarchical and more congregational in nature, without in any way impairing their continued communion with the mother churches. Their common adherence to the Augsburg Confession was more important than their polities.
On the other hand, when Reformed Christians established their churches in the New World, they usually brought their polity with them to this side of the Atlantic. Thus if Lutheranism has been historically more flexible than Calvinism with respect to ecclesiology, it is not immediately evident to some of us why becoming a Calvinist is usually thought to be a soteriological statement while becoming a Lutheran is an ecclesiastical one. But it may be that I'm missing something that others have picked up on.


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(NEXSTAR) — Newly-elected Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene announced Wednesday on Twitter that she plans to file articles of impeachment against President-elect Joe Biden for abuse of power.
According to the Associated Press, Greene is a supporter of QAnon, a far-right, pro-Trump conspiracy theory group, and has previously expressed racist views. The New York Times reports that Greene has also helped drive Trump's efforts to overturn the election results.
The House vote — 232-197 with the help of 10 Republicans — marked the first time in U.S. history that a sitting president has been impeached twice. The impeachment articles against Trump will now go to the Senate to begin a trial to determine whether to convict him and potentially bar him from running for office again.
Saying she's "tired of Republicans who lay down and allow this country to be ravaged," Greene told Newsmax on Wednesday that she plans to file the articles of impeachment on the first full day of Biden's presidency.
Newsweek reported the Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger, one of a handful of Republicans who voted to impeach Trump on Wednesday, dismissed Greene's announcement.
He responded to Greene on Twitter, condemning her behavior.
"These are quite literally the things that incite insurrections," Kinzinger wrote, Newsweek reported. "Four years of programming people with this message. This is also quite literally anti-democracy. Let's get rid of this 'DC for fame' culture that this exemplifies."


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Żabianka  is a neighbourhood in the district of Żabianka-Wejhera-Jelitkowo-Tysiąclecia in the city of Gdańsk, Poland. It is located in the northern part of the city, on its border with Sopot.

Population: (together with Jelitkowo, Wejhera i Tysiaclecia) 23,145 inhabitants on area 2.1 km2 (population density 10,923 inhabitants/km2).

Transport
The Gdańsk Żabianka railway station, operated by SKM, is located in Żabianka.

External links
 Map of Żabianka and Jelitkowo

Gdańsk
Neighbourhoods in Poland


The DUAL Genomic DNA Isolation Kit (Blood/ Cultured Cell/ Fungus) combines the reagent system and spin column system. The kit is designed specifically for isolating the genomic DNA from the whole blood, frozen blood, buffy coat, cultured animal/ bacterial cells, and fungus. This unique reagent system ensures the total DNA with a high yield and good quality from the samples. The spin column system is designed to purify or concentrate DNA products which have been previously isolated with the reagents. The entire procedure can be completed in 1 hour without the phenol/ chloroform extraction. The purified DNA is suitable for use in PCR or other enzymatic reactions.
1. Collect blood in the EDTA-Na2 treated collection tubes (or other anticoagulant mixtures).
2. Transfer up to 300 µl of the blood or 200 µl of buffy coat to a sterile 1.5 ml microcentrifuge tube.
3. Add 900 µl of the Buffer RL and mix by inversion.
4. Incubate the tube at the room temperature for 10 minutes (invert twice during incubation).
5. Centrifuge at 4,000 x g for 5 minutes.
6. Remove the supernatant completely and resuspend the cells in 50 µl of the Buffer RL by pipetting the pellet.
1. Add 300 µl of the Buffer CL to the resuspended cells from Step 1 and mix by vortex.
2. Incubate at 60°C for 10 minutes or until the sample lysate is clear. During the incubation, invert the tube every 3 minutes.
3. Add 5 µl of RNase A (10 mg/ml) to the sample lysate and mix by vortex. Incubate at room temperature for 5 minutes.
1. Add 100 µl of the Buffer PO to the sample lysate and vortex immediately for 10 seconds.
2. Incubate on ice for 5 minutes.
3. Centrifuge at 14-16,000 x g for 3 minutes.
4. Transfer the supernatant to a clean 1.5 ml microcentrifuge tube.
◆ If more pure DNA is required, please switch to Column System (DNA Pure) Protocol.
1. Add 300 µl of Isopropanol to the sample from the Step 3 and mix well by inverting 20 times.
2. Centrifuge at 14-16,000 x g for 5 minutes.
3. Discard the supernatant and add 300 µl of 70% ethanol to wash the pellet.
4. Centrifuge at 14-16,000 x g for 3 minutes.
5. Discard the supernatant and air-dry the pellet for 10 minutes.
1. Add 50-100 µl of the Buffer E and incubate at 60°C for 5-10 minutes to dissolve the DNA pellet. During the incubation, tap the bottom of the tube to promote DNA rehydration.
* Add 60ml of the absolute ethanol to the Buffer W2 prior to initial use.
* Pre-heat the Buffer E to 60°C prior to use.
1. Add 400 µl of the Buffer BD to the sample from Step 3 Protein Removal and shake vigorously.
1. Place a DG Column in a 2 ml Collection Tube.
2. Transfer the sample mixture from the previous step to the DG Column.
3. Centrifuge at 14-16,000 x g for 30 seconds.
4. Discard the flow-through and place the DG Column back in the same Collection Tube.
1. Add 400 µl of the Buffer W1 into the DG Column.
2. Centrifuge at 14,000 x g for 30 seconds.
3. Discard the flow-through and place the DG Column back into the same Collection tube.
4. Add 600 µl of the Buffer W2 (Ethanol added) into the DG Column.
5. Centrifuge at 14,000 x g for 30 seconds.
6. Discard the flow-through and place the DG Column back into the same Collection tube.
7. Centrifuge at 14,000 x g again for 2 minutes to remove residual Buffer W2.
1. Place the dried DG column in a clean 1.5 ml microcentrifuge tube.
2. Add 50-200 µl of Pre-Heated Buffer E or TE (not provided) into the center of the column matrix.
3. Let it stand at 60°C for 5 minutes.
4. Centrifuge for 2 minutes at 14-16,000 x g to elute the purified DNA.
1. Transfer cultured mammalian cells (up to 10^7) to a sterile 1.5 ml microcentrifuge tube.
2. Centrifuge at 6,000 x g for 1 minute.
3. Remove the supernatant completely and resuspend the cells in 50 µl of the Buffer RL by pipetting the pellet.
◆If more pure DNA is required, please switch to Column System (DNA Pure) Protocol.
pellet. During the incubation, tap the bottom of the tube to promote DNA rehydration.
1. Transfer cultured bacterial cells (up to 10^9) to a sterile 1.5 ml microcentrifuge tube.
2. Centrifuge at 12,000 x g for 1 minute.
4. Discard the flow-through and place the DG Column back in the 2 ml Collection Tube.
3. Remove the supernatant completely and resuspend the cells in 100 µl of lysozyme Buffer by pipetting the pellet.
4. Incubate at room temperature for 20 minutes.
1. Transfer fungus cells (up to 10^8) to a sterile 1.5 ml microcentrifuge tube.
2. Centrifuge at 6,000 x g for 5 minutes.
3. Remove the supernatant completely and resuspend the cells in 600 µl of sorbitol Buffer by pipetting the pellet.
4. Add 200 U of lyticase or zymolase. Incubate at 30°C for 30 minutes.
5. Centrifuge the mixture for 10 minutes at 2,000 x g to harvest the spheroplast.


Is There a Link Between Drinking Coffee and Gout?
If you start your day with coffee, you're in good company. According to the results of a survey commissioned by the National Coffee Association, 64 percent of Americans 18 or over drink it every day.1 Everyone knows that coffee is warm, comforting and can help you feel energized, but is there a link between drinking coffee and gout?
While the potential benefits may be appealing, drinking more coffee may not be healthy for everyone. If you are thinking about changing your morning beverage habits, be sure to first ask your doctor how much coffee is okay for you.
NOTE: This article was not written by a medical professional and is not intended to substitute for the guidance of a physician. These are not Hikma's recommendations for gout flare prevention, but rather facts and data collected from various reliable medical sources. For a full list of resources and their attributing links, see below.
Americans are drinking a daily cup of coffee at the highest level in six years: survey. Reuters website. Available at: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-coffee-conference-survey/americans-are-drinking-a-daily-cup-of-coffee-at-the-highest-level-in-six-years-survey-idUSKCN1GT0KU. Accessed November 25, 2018.
Gout. Mayo Clinic website. Available at: https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/gout/symptoms-causes/syc-20372897. Accessed 11/25/18.
Choi HK, Willett W, Curhan G. Coffee Consumption and the Risk of Incident Gout in Men: A Prospective Study. Arthritis Rheum. 2007;56(6):2049–2055.
Choi HK, Curhan G. Coffee, tea, and caffeine consumption and serum uric acid level: The third national health and nutrition examination survey. Arthritis Rheum. 2007;57(5):816–821.
Colchicine 0.6 mg capsules are contraindicated in patients with renal or hepatic impairment who are currently prescribed drugs that inhibit both P-gp and CYP3A4. Combining these dual inhibitors with colchicine in patients with renal or hepatic impairment has resulted in life-threatening or fatal colchicine toxicity. Patients with both renal and hepatic impairment should not be given Mitigare®.
Fatal overdoses have been reported with colchicine in adults and children. Keep Mitigare® out of the reach of children.
Blood dyscrasias such as myelosuppression, leukopenia, granulocytopenia, thrombocytopenia, and aplastic anemia have been reported with colchicine used in therapeutic doses.
Drug interaction with dual P-gp and CYP3A4 inhibitors: Co-administration of colchicine with dual P-gp and CYP3A4 inhibitors has resulted in life-threatening interactions and death.
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Hi~☆! Thanks for the interest in contributing to Folktale! Your help is much appreciated, and this guide will give you some pointers on what you can do to make things go as smoothly as possible. Don't worry about making mistakes, though! These aren't hard rules, and we're here to help you on anything you need :)

First of all…

> **Code of Conduct**
> Folktale aims to be a friendly, welcoming, and inclusive community, so we have a few rules in place to ensure that. In short: **be respectful**, but you can see the full details of expectations and enforcement on the [Code of Conduct]({% link coc.html %}) page.
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## Contents
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## How can I contribute?

Folktale is currently accepting four types of contributions:

  - [**Bug fixes**]({% link _docs/v2.0.0/contributing/bugfixes.md %}):
    small patches that fix an existing problem with Folktale. You can get started by taking a look at the selection of [good first issues](https://github.com/origamitower/folktale/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3A%22e%3AGood+First+Issue%22). These are smaller, simpler issues that can help you get used to Folktale and open source contributions :)

  - [**Documentation improvements**]({% link _docs/v2.0.0/contributing/documentation.md %}):
    patches that improve phrasing or flow of a particular document, fix typos, or add missing documentation for existing features.

  - [**Test improvements**]({% link _docs/v2.0.0/contributing/tests.md %}):
    patches that fix existing test cases, or add missing ones.

  - [**Implementations of features in the roadmap**]({% link _docs/v2.0.0/contributing/new-features.md %}):
    patches that implement new features that **have been properly specified, with the proposal added to the GitHub issue tracker**. If a feature isn't in the roadmap, please [open a discussion for why it should be included]({% link _docs/support/feature-request.md %}) instead.

## The contribution process

All of these contributions happen through GitHub, and they follow the same basic process. GitHub has a [neat visual guide for its GitHub flow](https://guides.github.com/introduction/flow/).

In order to contribute, you have to [create a GitHub account](https://github.com/) (if you haven't yet), and [fork the Folktale repository](https://github.com/origamitower/folktale). This will give you your own copy of the Folktale code, which you can modify as you please. Once you're ready to propose your changes, open a pull request on the Folktale repository. GitHub has [a guide for this fork/pull-request cycle](https://guides.github.com/activities/forking/) if you're not familiar with it.

A Pull Request is pretty much a way of starting a dialogue about some changes. We'll review the changes, and sometimes we may ask for some additional changes, or suggest some improvements. Once we and you agree that the changes are good, they are merged in the main codebase for Folktale, and scheduled to be released in the next version.

## How do I make my changes?

Some changes can be as simple as hitting the *edit* button in the file on the GitHub website, and proposing the change. Fixing typos in the documentation doesn't really need anything else. For code changes, however, you'll want to download the code, so you can edit it in your favourite code editor, and test your changes as you make them. This requires [setting up a development environment]({% link _docs/v2.0.0/contributing/setup.md %}).

Detailed instructions on how to make your changes and test them are provided in the pages for each type of contribution.

## Do I own my contribution?

Yes. But you also agree to release it under the same terms in which Folktale is licensed, the [MIT licence](https://github.com/origamitower/folktale/blob/master/LICENCE). See the [GitHub terms of service](https://help.github.com/articles/github-terms-of-service/#6-contributions-under-repository-license) for details. In essence, this ensures that Folktale users can use your work in their projects :)