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Balmae (2), Kirkcudbright, Kirkcudbrightshire
Cup-and-Ring Stone: OS Grid Reference – NX 68649 44700
Balmae House
Balmae 5 (Coles)
Coles' 1895 sketch
Amongst a good cluster of petroglyphs, this ornate little fella may have been one visited by George Hamilton (1886) when he visited Balmae and outlying districts, seeking out petroglyphs! We don't know for certain though, as his descriptions are somewhat vague. However, a few years later the great Fred Coles (1895) came a-wandering in search of the same carvings and, as happens in this line of business, uncovered a few new ones during his rummaging. This was one of them, which he described, very simply, as hiding
"but a few yards from Ross View Cottage, on its N.W. … (with) eight cups being associated with four rings and several grooves, both straight and curved."
It was only a few years later when the Royal Commission lads (1911) came in search of it and they told how,
"the main design is a central ringed cup with a connected groove, and two outer cups which an outer circle curves eccentrically to enclose."
But when Ron Morris (1979) explored the area in the 1970s, he was unable to locate this and a number of other carvings that had been reported by Coles. Since then, the carving has been relocated at the grid reference cited above. Also since then, a great deal many more carvings have been found in this locale by the experienced petroglyphic fingers of Maarten van Hoek. (1993)
Coles, Fred, "A Record of the Cup-and-Ring Markings in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright," in Proceedings Society Antiquaries, Scotland, volume 29, 1895.
Hamilton, George, "Notices of Rock Sculpturings of Cups and Circles in Kirkcudbrightshire," in Proceedings Society Antiquaries, Scotland, volume 21, 1886.
Morris, Ronald W.B., The Prehistoric Rock Art of Galloway and the Isle of Man, Blandford: Poole 1979.
Royal Commission Ancient & Historical Monuments, Scotland, Inventory of Monuments and Constructions in Galloway – volume 2: County of the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, HMSO: Edinburgh 1914.
van Hoek, M., "Balmae", in Discovery & Excavation Scotland, 1993.
Canmore – short notes on Balmae (2)
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Burton's Five Best
By drpinneyblog September 26, 2014
After watching the trailer for his knew film Big Eyes, I was reminded of why I used to really like Tim Burton. No matter how bizarre, his films are capable of carrying a sweet and genuine soul that is only strengthened by his unique vision, and that can be enchanting to witness. The good ones anyway. No amount of Burton's brand can save his truly awful work. Unfortunately the latter has become so common that I Sort of forgot how wonderful he could be. With that in mind, I thought it could be fun to revisit my personal choices for his Five best films.
5) Pee-Wee's Big Adventure: The film that introduced the world to Tim Burton. I feel like a lot of people forget he made this. Strange being that so much of Burton's trademarks are present here. A Danny Elfman score.(His first as well). Striking visuals that are both easily identifiable and just a little off. Homages to classic films. And a delightfully twisted sense of humor. Seriously, the movie is freaking hysterical to this day. This was also the perfect bridge between the adult Pee-Wee stage show and the kid friendly Play house I was addicted to.
4) Sweeney Todd: I am by no means a fan of musicals. But the grandeur, the darkness, and the eerie quiet of Sweeney Todd swept me up. This is a perfect example of what Burton is capable when he focuses on one tone. While there's still a great deal of humor, it is played against such gloom that it is quickly swallowed up by Sweeney's grimey teeth. I must admit to only having seen it once, but that was enough to have it take it's place in the top five. (And I still listen to the song "My friends" occasionally. It never fails to make me shiver and smile.)
3) Big Fish: A family drama set against a father's Tall Tales. This is a unique Burton film because it shifts between his usual whimsy and a rather straight father/son story. Quite well actually. The two blend just enough to make them feel related without one overcoming the other. Not an easy thing to do, I would imagine. Certainly there would be the temptation to have the fantasy world become fully real, or to explain it away as an old man's way of dealing with life. Instead, Burton left everything just ambiguous enough to have both realities coexist harmoniously. A real gem.
2) Edward Scissorhands: Probably my most conventional choice. I can't help it. This is the film that solidified Burton's voice and style. It is also the only film capable of creating a modern fairytale that feels timeless. Because the suburbs look '50s and '60s, and Edward's home is essentially an old Gothic castle, it exists in a space outside of time. Writers like C. S. Lewis, J. M. Barrie, and Lewis Carroll, were able to do this exceedingly well. Terry Gilliam is quite good at it, but his work always feels like a product of, or reaction to, the time they were made. Burton's visuals paired with Danny Elfman's beautiful score make Edward Scissorhands the cinematic equivalent of a bedtime story. It is funny, sad, plenty scary, and poetic – everything a fairytale should be.
HONORABLE MENTION: I couldn't finish the list without at least mentioning Beetlejuice. So inventive. So funny. So creepy. Great performances. Just an awesome movie.
1) Ed Wood: The Tim Burton movie that only film buffs ever talk about. A perfect love letter to the kind of filmmaker without whom there would be no Tim Burton. Ed Wood is a fascinating look at the power of dreams over talent. Johnny Depp gives, hands down, the best performance of his career. How the hell was he nominated for Jack Sparrow and not this? He plays a determined hack bursting with passion and eccentricity, surrounded by characters so colorful it doesn't matter that the damn thing is in black and white. This feels like Burton's most personal film. At no point does he shy away from the ugliness of the story, yet nothing ever seems hopeless either. All of Burton's best work was made with love – none more so than Ed Wood, which is what makes it his best movie.
Will Big Eyes be added to this list? Damn I hope so. I truly miss looking forward to a Time Burton film. The thought of Big Eyes living up to its potential is inspiring.
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Пардо́ () — португальская и испанская фамилия, происходящая от названия бразильцев смешанного происхождения, одной из основных условно обозначаемых расовых групп населения Бразилии — парду ().

Фамилия
  (род. 1974) — испанский учёный-лингвист и писатель.
  (1914—1999) — мальтийский дипломат и учёный.
  (род. 1960) — французский футболист.
  (1719—1792) — итальянский раввин и поэт.
 Пардо, Джей Ди (род. 1980) — американский актёр и модель.
  (род. 1966) — американский стендап-комик и актёр.
 Пардо, Джулия (1806—1862) — английская поэтесса, новелистка, историк и путешественница.
  (1918—2014) — американский радио- и телеведущий, диктор.
  (1920—2012) — галисийский художник, керамист, дизайнер и предприниматель.
  (1975—2009) — мексиканский автогонщик.
 Пардо, Карлос (род. 1975) — испанский поэт.
 Пардо, Луис (1882—1935) — чилийский капитан корабля, спасшего экипаж судна «Эндьюранс» в 1916 году на острове Мордвинова.
 Пардо, Мануэль (1834—1878) — перуанский политик, первый гражданский президент страны.
 Пардо, Павел (род. 1976) — мексиканский футболист.
  (род. 1953) — первый (и пока единственный) .
 Пардо, Роб (род. 1970) — главный дизайнер World of Warcraft, исполнительный вице-президент отдела геймдизайна и руководитель креативного отдела компании Blizzard Entertainment.
 Пардо, Рубен (род. 1992) — испанский футболист.
  (род. 1982) — чилийский футболист.
 Пардо, Тамир (род. 1953) — директор службы внешней разведки Израиля «Моссад» (2011—2016).
  (1922—1986) — испанский художник, писатель, поэт, композитор и драматург.
 Пардо, Урко (род. 1983) — кипрский футболист.

 Пардо, Хорхе (род. 1963) — американский художник кубинского происхождения.
  (род. 1955) — испанский музыкант.
  (род. 1988) — испанский футболист.
  (XVI век) — испанский исследователь и конкистадор.

Сложные фамилии
 Пардо-Андретта, Антонио Хосе (род. 1970) — венесуэльский горнолыжник, президент Лыжной федерации Венесуэлы, участник Олимпийских игр 2014 года.
  (род. 1930) — испанский футболист и тренер.
 Артуро Эрасмо Видаль Пардо (род. 1987) — чилийский футболист.
  (1905—2000) — венесуэльский писатель-историк и врач.
 Санчо Пардо Донлебун (1537—1607) — испанский адмирал.
 Де Пабло Пардо, Луис Мария (1912—2007) — аргентинский политик и дипломат.
  (1857—1925) — филиппинский врач, историк и политик испано-португальского происхождения.
  (1806—1868) — перуанский поэт, сатирик, драматург, адвокат и политик.
 Пардо и Барреда, Хосе (1864—1947) — президент Перу с 1904 по 1908 год и с 1915 по 1919 год.
  (1472—1545) — испанский кардинал, архиепископ Толедский, примас и Великий инквизитор.
 Пардо Басан, Эмилия (1851—1921) — испанская писательница.
 Пардо Састрон, Хосе (1822—1909) — испанский ботаник.

См. также
 Контрерас, Серхио Пардо (род. 1983) — испанский футболист, более известный под прозвищем Коке
 Пардон, Хорхе (1905—1977) — перуанский футболист
 Пардос — муниципалитет в Испании
  — авиационный манёвр
  — перуанский футбольный клуб
  — район Мадрида.
  — микрорайон района Фуэнкарраль—Эль-Пардо
 Эль-Пардо — историческая резиденция близ Мадрида
 Договор в Эль-Пардо — четыре договора между Великобританией, Испанией и Португалией, подписанных между 1728 и 1778 годами
 Риу-Парду — муниципалитет, река и племя в Бразилии
 Прадо — разные значения
 Пардоу — англоязычная фамилия

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Solving public-sector problems with private-sector talent
Name: Amardeep Prasad
Title: Interim Director, Office of Civic Innovation
Dee Prasad's specialty is tapping into cross-sector know-how to help San Francisco city departments solve problems. Her first role involved growing the "Startup in Residence" initiative. It's an innovative procurement program that matches city agencies with startup companies to co-create solutions; the model has since expanded to more than 30 cities, counties, and states.
Prasad later took on the Civic Bridge program, which recently won an Engaged Cities Award from Cities of Service. Civic Bridge puts skilled volunteers from local companies to work on some of the city's toughest problems. The volunteers — often professionals with expertise in tech, design, data analysis, and more — dedicate 20 percent of their time (roughly eight hours a week) for four months, working in teams alongside city workers.
For example, a team that included employees from Google partnered with the Mayor's Office of Housing & Community Development. They turned the confusing pile of paperwork residents needed to fill out to apply for affordable housing into an easy-to-use website. Working part-time for just four months, the volunteers couldn't do all the work themselves, Prasad said. "But what they did is help the city understand that the best way to do this is actually to build a user-friendly technology tool, and here's how to design the RFP to find the right vendor. They helped put all that in motion."
While not every city has Google in its back yard, Prasad said, the idea of tapping more deeply into local talent is something city leaders anywhere can do. "Every city has its own ecosystem of people who have amazing talents and want to contribute to the place where they live," she said. "That desire is there no matter what city you're in."
Pro tip: "Foster collaboration by focusing on building relationships, both within the city and with external partners and then ask thoughtful questions to help you better understand pain-points and surface new ideas and opportunities."
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With 2018 marked by strong organic growth and the acquisition of clients, Alain Bergeron, President of SYRUS, is pleased to announce the appointment of Myriam Crevier as Vice President and General Manager. As part of her duties, Ms. Crevier will be assisting SYRUS' clients by providing them with strategic advice, in addition to overseeing operations management, and contributing to talent development.
Myriam Crevier has nearly 15 years of experience acquired mainly in public relations firms. She began her career at Fleishman-Hillard, before moving to AGC Communicationswhere she led the public relations branch and created a brand new graphic design studio. She then worked for Citoyen Optimum (Cossette) for eight years, where she co-headed the Montréal office as Vice President of Corporate affairs and Head of External relations. Prior to joining SYRUS, she was a partner at the firm Annick Mongeau Gestion d'enjeux | Affaires publiques.
Over the course of her career, she has led and collaborated on a number of highly reputed strategic management cases for both private and public sector clients, on both the national and international stages.
Myriam Crevier holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from HEC Montréal, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Communication and a Certificate in Public Relations from the University of Montréal. She serves as chair of the Board of Directors of the Montreal Children's Museum and is a member of the Board of Directors of the Association des MBA du Québec. In addition, she acts as a speaker at the Institute of Leadership and as a business coach at Fondation Montréal Inc.


A story of a little girl coming to terms with her little ear (Microtia).
I'm a mother to an amazing little girl with Microtia who inspired me to write a book about her condition.
This story is mostly true, but there are some parts that are fiction like the hearing aid throwing scene. This was an overdramatization scene to show how a child with Mictoria can become so frustrated with their condition.


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Pentafluoreto de antimônio é um sal inorgânico de fórmula molecular SbF5.

Características
É um líquido incolor, de odor penetrante, que em contato com a água reage violentamente liberando gases de fluoreto de hidrogênio. Não é inflamável, mas pode causar fogo quando em contato com combustíveis. Corrói metais e explode quando em ambiente apertado e úmido.

Procedimentos de Primeiros Socorros
Em caso de acidente com a substância deve-se evitar o contato com o líquido e o vapor, chamar os bombeiros e o manter afastado de pessoas. Parar o vazamento se possível. Isolar e remover o material derramado. Não deve-se usar água ou espuma em fogos adjacentes. Extinguir com pó químico seco ou dióxido de carbono.

Propriedades físico-químicas

Pressão de vapor: 213,4 mmHg (a 101,7°C)
Calor latente de vaporização 44 cal.g–1

Antimonio
Fluoreto de antimonio, penta


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Getting a good stand of corn, with vigorous early-season growth, is the first step in getting good yields. When adverse conditions, such as a hard rain or unusually cool weather, occur after planting and emergence, producers should get out in their fields and take a close look at how their corn is doing.
Freeze damage. Much of the corn that was emerged at the time of the freeze on April 15th is beginning to recover with minimal damage. However, some of the new growth is having a hard time emerging from the dead tissue. New growth may become trapped and start to split from the side of the leaf sheath. Generally warmer temperatures will increase growth rates and new leaves will eventually split the dead tissue, emerge, and continue to grow normally.
Unusually cool temperatures, compacted soil, or waterlogging. Wet soils and unusually cool temperatures can inhibit root growth especially, slowing plant development. This can cause yellowed, wilting plants due to poor root growth, drowning, or a seedling blight infection. Seedling blight is often characterized by stem tissue near ground level that is discolored or water-soaked in appearance. Also, planting in wet soil can compact the seed furrow, inhibiting root growth. A shallow compaction layer can slow early root growth, resulting in stunted, nutrient deficient plants.
Figure 1. Sidewall and seed zone compaction in heavy clay soil. Photo by Stu Duncan, K-State Research and Extension.
Figure 2. Poor seedling emergence produces uneven stands. Photo by Ignacio A. Ciampitti, K-State Research and Extension.
Early-season lodging ("floppy corn syndrome"). This is usually associated with hot, dry weather during V1 to V6, which prevents adequate development and penetration of nodal roots. Plants can survive for a time on just the seminal root system, but they will have little mechanical support. Reasons for poor nodal root development and an elevated crown include sidewall compaction, erosion after emergence but before nodal root development, and sinking of the seedbed due to pounding rains. Often a good soaking rain is enough to allow nodal roots to establish and plants to recover. Inter-row cultivation can be used to push soil against plants with exposed crowns.
Figure 3. "Floppy corn" syndrome. Corn seedling lodging caused by dry weather and warm soil stunting crown root development. Photo by Doug Shoup, K-State Research and Extension.
White grubs or wireworms. These soil insects may be eating the roots, which will cause the plants to wilt.
Black cutworms. These insects, which can be found in the soil or on the surface, cause "window paning" of the leaves on young plants. Cutworms may also cut off seedling plants at the soil surface.
Flea beetles. These tiny leaf-chewing insects can cause "scratches" on leaves. Eventually, the leaves may shrivel, turn gray, and die. Plants are more susceptible to flea beetle injury when temperatures are cold and seedling growth is slow. Seedling plants are often able to recover from flea beetle injury because the growing point remains below ground level until the fifth leaf emerges.
Poor growth that occurs as circular to oval patches in the field could be an indicator of nematode problems. Approximately 35 days after emergence is an ideal time to sample for nematodes, particularly the root lesion nematode that inhabits about 80 percent of Kansas corn fields. Take 20 cores at a depth of 12 inches from directly in or alongside the row from the outer edges of affected areas. Additionally, 2 to 3 root balls of affected plants should be submitted at the same time. Bag the root samples separately from the soil cores. Samples can be submitted through local Extension offices or sent directly to the Plant Disease Diagnostic Lab in Throckmorton Hall.
Free ammonia from an anhydrous ammonia application. This can injure roots and kill germinating seed if the ammonia was applied too shallowly (especially in coarser soils), too close to the time of planting, or if dry soil conditions slowed the conversion of ammonia to ammonium. One way to minimize damage is to apply the ammonia at a 10 to 15 degree angle from the direction of planting. If injury occurs then it is more randomly distributed, reducing the multi-plant skips, and allowing the unaffected plants to compensate.
Ammonia injury can also occur when sidedressing anhydrous ammonia under dry soil conditions. Root injury can occur if the plants get too big or the knives run too close to the row. Ammonia injury resulting from poor soil sealing can cause leaves to appear watersoaked or have dead margins. Roots may appear sheared off, or burned off. Plants will normally recover from this injury, but yields can be reduced.
Putting a urea-based N fertilizer in contact with the seed. Urea will hydrolyze into ammonia and injure the seedling.
Figure 4. Seedlings damaged after starter fertilizer containing urea-N was placed in direct seed contact.
Photo by Dorivar Ruiz Diaz, K-State Research and Extension.
Nitrogen (N) deficiency. This does not usually occur until a later stage of growth in conventional tillage systems. But in no-till corn, especially in high residue situations, N deficiency is common where producers haven't applied nitrogen as a starter, or broadcast a significant amount of N prior to or at planting. In early planting in very cold soils where no N was applied close to the seed as a starter, seedlings may be N deficient in conventional-till also. Nitrogen deficient corn seedlings will be spindly, with pale yellow-green foliage. As the plants grow, the lower leaves will "fire," with yellowing starting from the tip of the leaf and progressing back toward the stalk.
Phosphorus deficiency. This can result in stunted growth and purple leaves early in the growing season. Phosphorus deficiency is often enhanced by cool, wet growing conditions.
Iron deficiency. This can cause upper leaves to be pale green between the veins. Iron deficiency is more common on high pH and calcareous soils.
Sulfur deficiency. This can result in stunted plants having pale green leaves, with no distinct pattern on the leaves.
Herbicide injury. This is not as common now as in the past, but can still occur. Corn is very susceptible to injury from carryover sulfonylurea herbicides which may have been applied to a previous crop, such as wheat. Carryover depends on soil pH, soil texture, application rates, rainfall, and other factors listed on the herbicide labels. Symptoms include stunting, chlorosis, and an overall sickly appearance. Corn will not grow out of this type of injury.
Figure 5. ALS herbicide carryover injury to corn. Photo by Stu Duncan, K-State Research and Extension.
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Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Force Brigadier General Amir Ali Hajizadeh underlined that the Iranian Armed Forces will powerfully stand against the "criminal and terrorism-nurturing" US' plots and threats.
The Iranian Armed Forces "will not hesitate even one moment to carry out their dangerous and strategic missions, specially in confrontation against the threats resulting from the plots hatched by enemies, including the criminal and terrorism-nurturing US", General Hajizadeh said in a meeting with Commander of the Iranian Air Force Brigadier General Aziz Nasirzadeh in Tehran on Wednesday.
He added that the Armed Forces will not allow anyone to endanger the unique tranquility and security of the Iranian nation.


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Q: prediction accuracy LSTM for time series This is regarding the accuracy of LSTM network. I am also facing the same issue as Regression Problem: How to solve the problem of highly decimal input features
The prediction accuracy of up to 4 decimal places is my requirement, but getting only up to 2 decimal places.
I have tried with different loss functions, such as MSE, MAE, HUBER, log Cosh.. but the problem is not yet solved
The code for the model is
model=Sequential()
 model.add(LSTM(128,return_sequences=True,input_shape=(Seq_length,1)))
 model.add(Dropout(0.2))
 model.add(LSTM(128,return_sequences=True))
 model.add(Dropout(0.2))
 model.add(LSTM(128))
 model.add(Dropout(0.2))
 model.add(Dense(1))
 model.compile(loss='mean_absolute_error',optimizer='adam')
 model.summary()

The predicted value and expected values are typically looks like
Real value = 0.0034561 | Predicted value = 0.0041059

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Dealing With New England Patriots
Motion him and send him into the pattern, or line him up in a stack or bunch for a no cost release. The speed and separation are clearly there when he doesn't have to run via too a lot contact. Please study Right after Further Evaluation for a full breakdown of Mac Jones's regression. But the brief of it is that the Patriots have decided to turn Jones into a vertical passer, and it is setting him up for failure. They've gone complete Bruce Arians with Mac in the game rather than the effective offense we saw final season or the orchestrated shot plays they run with Zappe. There's a lot to fix from a disappointing loss to the Bears this past week, but New England has shown it can play considerably much better football than it did on Monday evening.
The last time the Patriots didn't allow a touchdown in consecutive games was in 2019 when they prevented a touchdown in every single of their very first three games of the season. "That's playing football for us. We play complimentary football. The defense was playing excellent. They get stops, the offense takes advantage of it. These days, we played very click here for more info good in all phases. It was remarkable to see that." They've got a lot of guys, I think we saw these days, that they are going to just throw it to and say do the rest. We've got to do a far better job, no matter who we play, of tackling since guys are talented in this league.
The Patriots remain in the playoffs mix with a win vs. the Cardinals.
Quarterback Mac Jones later came aboard as an injury substitute, spelling Baltimore's Lamar Jackson.
That is what Johnson told a reporter following he left the Patriots.
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So, for superior or worse, it really is time to see how Ja'Whaun Bentley, Mack Wilson, Raekwon McMillan, Ronnie Perkins, Josh Uche, Anfernee Jennings and Jahlani Tavai manage their enhanced workloads. I could see Bentley and McMillan inside with Wilson employed a lot more in coverage. I can also envision one or two of the safeties functioning as linebackers on a fairly typical basis. But in terms of creating any major acquisitions, I don't believe we'll see a great deal additional than what we have at this point. We'd argue that winning is entertaining, and Belichick and his boys have smiled far more than a couple occasions in winning six Super Bowls. And now a player who spent time both playing with Johnson in Philadelphia and with Belichick in Foxboro is pushing back on the notion of the No Enjoyable Patriots.
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Let's look at their season-lengthy odds for win totals, the division, conference, and the Super Bowl. Losing McDaniels to the Las Vegas Raiders was a further massive blow. As an alternative of pairing Jones with an offensive coordinator like Joe Brady or someone who could continue developing the unit, the Patriots opted not to officially name a replacement. Their AFC East peers were able to get much better all through this offseason. New England likely got worse through their personal decision-generating. Defensively they lost Khalil Mack, and they began to rebuild by means of the draft.
First, the big-picture shift is transitioning to a far more vertical-based passing program. The Patriots fortunes this season hinge on several variables where only time will inform if they move in a optimistic path. New England's 71 general victories over the Jets are the second-most more than any single opponent, trailing only the 77 all-time wins more than Buffalo. For more methods to watch and stream the game, view our Strategies to Watch Guide. A complete listing of the network's 35 stations can be identified right here. The tv broadcast will be a simulcast of the game on the radio in the course of the preseason.
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Buffalo has a three-game win streak more than New England and 5 wins in the final six matchups of this rivalry. The Week 13 game among the Bills and Patriots at Gillette Stadium wasn't extremely competitive. This week's edition of Thursday Evening Football will feature the Dallas Cowboys visiting the Tennessee Titans in Nashville. What does the matchup imply from a New England Patriots point of view, even though?
They enter the playoff bracket as the No. 1 seed and will face off against the No. 16 seed, Concord-Carlisle (five-three) this weekend at home.
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Zinke and Perdue toured Redding, where the Carr Fire has been blamed for eight deaths, as at least one prominent California Democrat scolded the Trump administration for downplaying the effect of climate change.
"As California breaks one wildfire record after another, we need to speak the truth — in order to mitigate these fires, we must combat the effects of climate change," U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris, who is considered a potential candidate for president in 2020, said in a tweet.
The causes of California's intense fire season have become increasingly controversial. Climatologists and many state officials believe rising temperatures, by drying out vegetation earlier in the year, have lengthened and intensified the fire season. Environmentalists have accused the Trump administration of exploiting the wildfires to pursue widespread timber harvests.
"They're promoting fear-based forestry," said Chad Hanson of the John Muir Project, a nonprofit organization. He said House Republicans have passed legislation that would significantly ease restrictions on timber harvests, although its prospects in the Senate are uncertain.
Zinke, however, said the legislation would merely pave the way for "sustainable" and responsible thinning of forests.
While acknowledging that temperatures have risen, Zinke and Perdue repeatedly refused to link climate conditions with California's fire risks.
"Its not 'climate change equals fires,' " Zinke said. "It's a variable in a longer equation that includes (tree) density, mortality ... fuel loads, species.
"Whether you are a proponent, opponent, believer or non-believer, it doesn't relieve you of the responsibility to take care of public lands," Zinke added.
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke talked to residents of Keswick Estates and other areas West of Redding affected by Carr Fire.


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Tiverton – More than 500 front-line health care workers have contracted Ebola since the epidemic began in Dec. of 2013, and 269 have died, according to World Health Organization statistics compiled through the end of October. In addition, some of the nation's top infectious disease experts believe that the deadly virus could mutate and be transmitted by just a cough or sneeze. "These factors have created unprecedented demand for protective garments using APTRA® – a breathable microporous plastic film that resists both contact, droplet and airborne transmission of pathogens," said Tom Inglis, General Manager of BI-AX International Inc. of Tiverton, ON.
BI-AX manufactures innovative plastic products like APTRA® as well as compostable, biodegradable bio-plastic films like Evlon. One of the APTRA® customers in North America is Kappler Inc., a made-in-the-USA manufacturer of protective garments including ProVent ® 10,000 coveralls, gowns, lab coats and boots for healthcare workers. Kappler customers in turn include the Centres for Disease Control (CDC), National Institutes of Health (NIH) and "in-the-know" orthopedic surgeons and nurses who insist on the best protective clothing for operating theatres where transmission of pathogens is a constant risk.
Kappler's products also include a line of industrial, hazardous materials (HAZMAT) and security garments where there is zero margin for error in work environments for risks such as chemical contamination. "The medical side of our business has just exploded and we are now switching assembly lines over to ProVent ® 10,000 to keep up with demand," added Sanders.
According to Kappler, APTRA® film is a barrier to blood and body fluids that contain viruses or pathogens based on the ASTM F-1671 test method, and blood resistance to the ASTM F-1670 test method.
BI-AX produces the APTRA® microporous film used by Kappler under contract for RKW Danafilms Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of The RKW Group. Based in Frankenthal, Germany, the company is Europe's largest plastic film producer.
According to RKW's German Sector Manager Robert Voggenauer, APTRA® film is also rip and tear resistant in hurricane-force winds, while sufficiently porous to provide breathability and comfort for healthcare workers who may be working in hot climate conditions.
Kappler garments are constructed using the ProVent ® 10,000 fabric. This fabric is a breathable barrier to blood and viral hazards such as Ebola and passes the ASTM F-1671, Standard Test Method for Resistance of Materials Used in Protective Clothing to Penetration by Blood-Borne Pathogens Using Phi-X174 Bacteriophage Penetration as a Test System.
Kappler emphasizes that a protective garment is only one part of a system of protection that should include eye and face protection by means of respirators and face masks/shields. Gloves should also be used to provide total skin coverage.


Big News: I've finished writing the scripts. It's been just under a year and 6 scripts down and 18/26 exams down I feel like I've come a long way. Today I read back the first episode, and then looked at the last scripts, and writing this podcast has taught me so much about how to write a script well (I hope), and sketch comedy in general.
This year has been pretty full on- juggling GCSEs and doing lots of writing (other projects as well as this podcast) turned out to be much tougher than I'd imagined, which made putting the final full stop on the last line of the last script so much more satisfying. It was made even more special by the fact that when writing this podcast I banned myself from listening to two of my favourite songs ('She's a Rainbow' and 'Ruby Tuesday' by the Rolling Stones, if you're interested), because I thought a desperation to listen to them again would stir up creativity. It actually sort of worked- which was quite good, and pressing play on them again was the best feeling. When I started this podcast I had one goal in life: to get on SNL and write sketch comedy forever. Now my goal is pretty much the same, albeit with more history in the mix, but it feels so much more achievable.
I think the best advice someone gave me during me writing this podcast was my Mum, who said (blatantly ripping off most writers' advice, I might add) "Write what you know about." Therefore interspersed at random intervals throughout this podcast are sketches about what I know: growing up in a very middle class atmosphere in England, the political atmosphere of 2016/17 (there is one sketch about the Lib Dems which is slightly out of date, but I think the idea holds true), and about being a woman. It might seem that the podcast is a little heavy with these ideas, but to tell you the truth, I write a thousand times better when I'm writing about things I care about, and when I have an agenda. I think that's true for most creative endeavours I have- if I care about something, I'm more likely to be willing to exert the enormous amount of the energy it takes to create it than if I don't care about it.
It'll be strange not to have this podcast not to write anymore, but I'm going to continue writing sketch comedy (my one true love) in my free time, and also some other stuff.


IMPORTANT: We perform lots of Woo/Unleashed integrations. As handy information - It is key that the products in Woocommerce and in Unleashed have corresponding SKUs or an identifier that will help to link one product to another. A SKU is any type of reference that we can use to correlate items.
When i try to make the connection, it gives a mapping error "Stock level update from Unleashed to WooCommerce by SKU.: Error" and "Stock Levels: Error" error what does this mean?
As this is a cron base core endpoint, the recurrent is required even to run the job manually as it uses timestamps to pull data accordingly.
Create products in Woo and automate creation in Unleashed. Please note Unleashed does not have configurable products so all products with Variants from Woocommerce will be pushed to unleashed individually.
Product attributes from Unleashed to Woocommerce include: Item name, item type (default value will be "simple"), status (default value will be "published"), SKU, description, cost (default value will be "Default Purchase Price"), sale price, and weight.
Product attributes from Woocommerce to Unleashed include: Name, cost ("Default Purchase Price"), product code, description, and weight.
Variants must be listed as simple separate products in both systems – they can't be simple in one system, and then listed as child products under a parent product in another.
When an order is made in Woocommerce it will send a live trigger to Unleashed. DSYNC can send orders from Woocommerce to Unleashed.
Order attributes from Woocommerce to Unleashed include: order number, item name, line items (SKU, price, sale price, quantity, tax, total), currency, warehouse (default value will be "main"), SalesOrderGroup (default value will be "Online Order"), delivery methods (default value will be "shipping_methods"), status (default value will be "completed"), customer name, email, address, and phone.
Customers can be synced in both directions between Woocommerce and Unleashed. This is handy when a customer makes a change to personal details. The system can be set to amend the latest change.
Customer attributes from Woocommerce to Unleashed include: customer name, email, default shipping address (only one address), and phone.
The default password will be set as "password123!" which can be changed manually within your DSYNC mapping.
Inventory integrations can be synced in both directions for Woocommerce and Unleashed systems.
Inventory attributes from Woocommerce to Unleashed include: integration via the "sales orders" endpoint.
Inventory attributes from Unleashed to Wooommerce include: integration via stock quantity ("Stock On Hand").
Matching SKU is required for a successful inventory integration.
The first part of our demonstration is to showcase how easy it is to set up the integration and map the two systems together.
The next step is to add Woocommerce to your blank DSYNC dashboard.
Phase two of the Unleashed and Woocommerce integration is to map your customer data, inventory data or sales order data. In this example, we will be mapping customer data.
Create a link/ Relation: Let's start by creating a link between the two systems data points. In this example we will need to click on "Customer" within the Woocommerce section then click on "Create a relation" then click on "Customer" under the Unleashed section.
Name your link: This creates a link between the two data points, A pop up box will appear asking you to name your link.
Name your map: Now you have created and named a new map it is time to enter our Mapping section. Our mapping section is where you can set different data points to interact together.
The DSYNC mapping engine is all drag and drop.
It is important that you map any required fields, required fields are highlighted with a red asterisks.
For the customer example, we will be mapping: Please let our team know if you are stuck with mapping any endpoints we also have paid setup and support.
For "Customer Name" we will be trying something special by using our Mapping engine we can bend and join the data together. In this example, we will be joining the first and the last name together to become the customers full name.
To set this up click on "First name" and then "last name" and then add a space in the "custom field" string element section. This will create three tiles for you to position in the mapping field as a rule for the data to display.
Proceed to select save on your data map.
To switch direction of your data flow simply click on the two arrows indicating the direction of the data.
Then enable the synchronization by selecting the small enable button in the right corner.
As we select save and then visit our Unleashed dashboard a new User called "Luke Bob" has been synchronized.
We can also add new customers in Unleashed and have the customer reflected on your Woocommerce website.
As we select save and add the customer the customer information is synchronized.
This example showcased customer synchronization however DSYNC is used to sync product data between unleashed and Woocommerce and also update Sales orders from Woocommerce back to unleashed.
What does this error mean New/updated source data not found - nothing to process?Basically because it is running every time the schedule is set X minutes, if there isn't any updates in Unleashed then you will get the above error in the logs; it is saying that there is no data to process.
The "Cron Stock on Hand Updated" endpoint in Unleashed only pulls updated stock on hand.


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If you're looking for a romantic date at home without breaking the bank, check out this FREE Valentine Cards Date-Night Game for a sweet and fun night in! Just print out the sheet of 30 Free Valentine Cards with ideas of fun and thoughtful conversation starters.
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My husband and I have played this game many times since I first came up with it years ago. It was a Valentine's Day with little kids, and no money – so we were spending it at home again.ay with little kids, and no money – so we were spending it at home again.
Once we'd put the kids to bed that night, I brought out my game. We took turns drawing out a question, reading it and answering or acting on it. We had such a fun time – the game lasted for hours because many of the questions started us reminiscing about our childhood or our "early times" together.
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Q: Push image built with docker-compose to dockerhub I have a golang script which interacts with postgres. Created a service in docker-compose.yml for both golang and postgre. When I run it locally  with "docker-compose up" it works perfect, but now I want to create one single image to push it to my dockerhub so it can be pulled and ran with just "docker run ". What is the correct way of doing it?
Image created by "docker-compose up --build" launches with no error with "docker run " but immediately stops.
docker-compose.yml:
version: '3.6'
services:
  go:
    container_name: backend
    build: ./
    volumes:
      - # some paths
    command: go run ./src/main.go
    working_dir: $GOPATH/src/workflow/project
    environment: #some env variables
      ports:
      - "80:80"
  db:
    image: postgres
    environment: #some env variables
    volumes:
      - # some paths
    ports:
      - "5432:5432"

Dockerfile:
FROM golang:latest

WORKDIR $GOPATH/src/workflow/project

CMD ["/bin/bash"]

I am a newbie with docker so any comments on how to do things idiomatically are appreciated

A: docker-compose does not combine docker images into one, it runs (with up) or builds then runs (with up --build) docker containers based on the images defined in the yml file.
More info are in the official docs

Compose is a tool for defining and running multi-container Docker applications.

so, in your example, docker-compose will run two containers:
1 - based on the go configurations
2 - based on the db configurations
to see what containers are actually running, use the command:
docker ps -a

for more info see docker docs
It is always recommended to run each searvice on a separate container, but if you insist to make an image which has both golangand postrges, you can take a postgres base image and install golang on it, or the other way around, take golangbased image and install postgres on it.
The installation steps can be done inside the Dockerfile, please refer to:
 - postgres official Dockerfile
 - golang official Dockerfile
combine them to get both.
Edit: (digital ocean deployment)
Well, if you copy every thing (docker images and the yml file) to your droplet, it should bring the application up and running similar to what happens when you do the same on your local machine.
An example can be found here: How To Deploy a Go Web Application with Docker and Nginx on Ubuntu 18.04
In production, usually for large scale/traffic applications, more advanced solutions are used such as:
- docker swarm
- kubernetes
For more info on Kubernetes on digital ocean, please refer to the official docs
hope this helps you find your way.


One of our users did a bulk drag and drop of many files while we had version control turned on. Now they are all checked out. Is there a way to check them all in at once? We don't need any comments on these documents.
You can do so by selecing all documents (clicking on the left of each one), then from the ribbon in the "Files" tab, click "check in".
There are some solutions in this other question: How do I check in a LOT of files all at once?
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Team GlutenFreeTM is an endurance sports training program made up of runners and walkers raising funds for Celiac Disease research, awareness programs and children's Celiac camp scholarship programs. In 2005, we have raised more than $40,000 and sent twelve children to Celiac camps!
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I am a celiac, and am going to run the Humboldt County, CA marathon in May 2007.
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It is my first marathon, and I have no idea where to start concerning the fundraising.


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The Scientific Symposium will highlight the latest research and innovation in eye banking and corneal transplantation. All attendees are welcome to join. Be sure to view the Symposia Book before the session.
Attendees will hear actual recordings of R. Townley Paton, witness heated debates about the best methods for treating fungal infection following endothelial keratoplasty, listen to presentations on scientific abstracts, and will hear the announcements of the recipients of the Pilot Research Grant and the Best Paper of Session Award. Highlights of the session are listed below.
Invited Sessions:
R. Townley Paton: A Portrait of His Own Times, in His Own Words (Live Presentation Only)
Launch of the Diabetes Endothelial Keratoplasty Study (DEKS): Impact of Diabetes on Corneal Transplant Success and Endothelial Cell Loss
Prevention of Fungal Infection after Keratoplasty: The Great Debate
Scientific Abstract Presentations
COVID-19 Pandemic and Eye Banking: Impact of the Second Wave
A Novel Virtual Wet Lab – Using a Smartphone Camera Adapter and a Video Conference Platform to Provide Real-Time Surgical Instruction
Bowman Layer Onlay Grafting: Proof-of-concept of a New Technique to Flatten Corneal Curvature and Reduce Progression in Keratoconus
Eye Bank Prepared Nanothin DSAEK Tissue: 3-year Processing Experience
Safety of Eye Bank Prepared Pre-stripped, Pre-stained, Pre-loaded Descemet's Membrane Endothelial Keratoplasty (p3DMEK) Tissue
Comparison of Donor Cornea Endothelial Cell Density Determined by Eye Banks and by a Central Image Analysis Reading Center
Smoking Associated with Repeat Keratoplasty after Endothelial Keratoplasty
Investigation of Oxidative Stress and Inflammatory Response in ex vivo Corneal Endothelial Cells during Cell Culture and Expansion
The Impact of Amphotericin B Fortified Preservation Media on Donor Rim Cultures and Post-Transplant Infection
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Marjan Farid, MD
Marjan Farid, MD, is Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology, Director of Cornea, Cataract, and Refractive Surgery and Vice-Chair of Ophthalmic Faculty at the Gavin Herbert Eye Institute (GHEI) at UC-Irvine. Dr. Farid's clinical practice is divided between patient care, teaching, and research. Dr. Farid's research interests focus on corneal surgery, specifically in the use of the femtosecond laser for corneal transplantation. She performs all forms of corneal transplantation -- femtosecond enabled and lamellar keratoplasty. Dr. Farid is also the founder of the Severe Ocular Surface Disease Center at UCI. She performs limbal stem cell transplants as well as artificial corneal transplantation for the treatment of patients with severe ocular surface disorders. She is published in multiple peer reviewed leading journals and text book chapters. Dr. Farid currently serves as the Chair of the Cornea Clinical Committee of ASCRS and the Program Chair for the EBAA.
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Joshua H. Hou, MD, is an Assistant Professor with the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Neurosciences at the University of Minnesota. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry from Duke University, where he graduated summa cum laude. He then received his medical degree from Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine. After that, he completed both his ophthalmology residency and cornea and external disease fellowship at the University of Illinois Eye & Ear Infirmary. Since 2015, Dr. Hou has served as Medical Director of the Lions Gift of Sight. In addition to a busy clinical practice, Dr. Hou also maintains a research laboratory at the University of Minnesota and is currently supported by the Minnesota Lions Vision Foundation. His main research interests include limbal stem cell deficiency and corneal tissue processing. Dr. Hou has been an active member of the Eye Bank Association of America (EBAA) since completing his cornea fellowship in 2014. He is a past participant of the EBAA Physician Leadership Program, and he currently serves as a member of the Medical Advisory Board and Scientific Programs Committee. He is also a regular physician lecturer for the EBAA Slit Lamp Microscopy Seminar.
Mark Mannis, MD
Sierra Donor Services Eye Bank
Mark J. Mannis, MD, is the Fosse Endowed Chair in Vision Science Research, and Professor and Chair of the Department of Ophthalmology & Vision Science, UC Davis Eye Center at the University of California, Davis. He also serves as Medical Director of Sierra Donor Services Eye Bank in Sacramento, California. Dr. Mannis is a recipient of the R. Townley Paton Award from EBAA and was a recipient of the Lew Wasserman Award in research from Research to Prevent Blindness, Inc. for his work in the development of antimicrobial peptides in ophthalmology. He has received the Moacyr Alvaro Gold Medal from the Federal University of Sao Paulo for contributions to ophthalmic education in Latin America and has received an honorary doctorate from the University of San Marcos in Lima, Peru. He was the 2014 recipient of the Castroviejo Medal for his lifetime contributions to the subspecialty of cornea and both the Claes Dohlman Award from the Cornea Society and the EnergEyes award from the American Academy of Ophthalmology for his mentorship and teaching accomplishments. He conducts a busy referral practice in diseases of the cornea and external eye based at the University of California, Davis.
Jonathan Lass, MD
CWRU Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences and University Hospitals Eye Institute
Jonathan Lass, MD, is the Charles I Thomas Professor in the CWRU Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences and University Hospitals Eye Institute. He also directs the Cornea Image Analysis Reading Center at UH and CWRU and serves as the Medical Director for Eversight Ohio. He recently served as the PI for the National Eye Institute-sponsored Cornea Preservation Time Study which elucidated the factors impacting graft success and endothelial cell loss following DSAEK. He received the Paton Award from the EBAA in 2012 and the Castroviejo Award from the Cornea Society in 2017.
Bennie Jeng, MD
Chair of Ophthalmology
Bennie H. Jeng, MD, is Chair of Ophthalmology and Director of the Scheie Eye Institute at Penn Medicine. Dr. Jeng is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, and he completed his residency training and chief residency at the Cole Eye Institute of the Cleveland Clinic, followed by a fellowship in cornea and external diseases at the Proctor Foundation/University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). He was on the faculty at the Cole Eye Institute and UCSF and was most recently a profession and Chair of the Department of Ophthalmology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Dr. Jeng was a past participant of the EBAA Physician Leadership Program, as well as a past member of the Board of Directors. He is currently the Co-Chair of the Accreditation Board and Chair of the Research Committee and also serves on the Medical Advisory Board and Scientific Programs Committee. Dr. Jeng is also currently serving as Chair of the Cornea Society.
Elmer Tu, MD
Eversight
Elmer Tu, MD, is a Professor of Clinical Ophthalmology and the Director of Cornea Service at the University of Illinois, Chicago. Dr. Tu serves as Medical Director for Eversight, and is a current member of the EBAA Medical Advisory Board and the Eversight Medical Advisory Board.
Anthony Aldave, MD
Professor of Ophthalmology
Stein Eye Institute
Anthony Aldave, MD, is a Professor of Ophthalmology and Chief of the Cornea and Uveitis Division at the Stein Eye Institute. As a member of the EBAA Medical Advisory Board, Dr. Aldave and colleagues reported an increase in donor-transmitted fungal infections following corneal transplantation in 2013. He has maintained an interest in this topic since, recently publishing an invited editorial on the role of antifungal prophylaxis after receipt of a positive donor rim fungal culture and completing a study investigating the incidence, treatments and outcomes of donor-transmitted fungal infection following DMEK.
Francis Price, MD
Price Vision Group
Francis W. Price, Jr., MD is founder and president of Price Vision Group and the Cornea Research Foundation of America. He is the president and co-founder of the Medical Practice Consortium which oversees operations of nonprofit organization with $15 million in annual revenues. The Medical Practice Consortium provides benefit coverage to 90 independent Indiana medical practices. The Consortium has developed innovative ways to control rising prescription drug costs. He is an internationally recognized ophthalmic surgeon and recipient of the Life Achievement Honor Award from the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the Barraquer Award from the International Society of Refractive Surgery. He has authored over 250 peer-reviewed publications and book chapters and been principal investigator of more than 130 clinical studies of ophthalmic devices, medications and surgical techniques.
Mark Terry, MD
Director of Corneal Services
Devers Eye Institute
Mark Terry, MD, has been the Director of Corneal Services at the Devers Eye Institute in Portland, Oregon since 1990. He is also a Professor of Clinical Ophthalmology at Oregon Health Sciences University. He received his undergraduate degree at Yale University, his medical degree at St. Louis University and completed his residency in Ophthalmology in San Francisco at the Naval Hospital Oakland. He has been the Medical Director of Lions VisionGift Eye Bank in Oregon and the Scientific Director of the Lions VisionGift Research Laboratory since 1990. He has received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the AAO, the R. Townley Paton Award from EBAA, and is a member with thesis of the prestigious and exclusive American Ophthalmological Society since 2007.
David Ritterband, MD
Professor and System Director
Manhattan Eye, Ear & Throat Hospital (MEETH)/ Northwell Health
David C. Ritterband MD, FACS, is a Professor of Ophthalmology at the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell Health. He is currently the System Director of Refractive Surgery for the Northwell Health System and practices at the Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital (MEETH). Dr. Ritterband received his undergraduate degree from Duke University and his Doctorate in Medicine from New York Medical College. He completed his ophthalmology residency at New York Medical College and his Corneal and External disease fellowship at The Eye and Ear Institute of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Dr. Ritterband dedicates his time to clinical ophthalmic care, surgery, research and teaching. He has a special interest in ocular microbiology and corneal transplantation.
Clara Chan, MD
Eye Bank of Canada (Ontario Division)
Clara Chan, MD, is an Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Toronto and the President of the Canadian Cornea and Refractive Surgery Society. She teaches fellows as part of the Cornea fellowship program and is the Medical Director of the Eye Bank of Canada, Ontario Division. She has published more than 110 peer-reviewed papers and is the Cornea Editor for Eyeworld magazine. Most recently, Dr. Chan was included in The 2021 Ophthalmologist Power List, recognizing the top 100 most influential global female figures in ophthalmology.
Soledad Cortina, MD
Associate Professor of Ophthalmology
University of Illinois at Chicago, Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences
M. Soledad Cortina, MD, is Associate Professor of Ophthalmology and attending physician in the Cornea Service at the Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary, Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences. Dr. Cortina serves as Director of the Keratoprosthesis Artificial Cornea Program, and Director of the Infirmary's Comprehensive Ophthalmology Faculty Practice and General Eye Clinic. She is also co-director of the cornea fellowship program. Dr. Cortina joined the Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary as a board-certified cornea specialist in 2010. She received her medical degree from the University of Buenos Aires School of Medicine, Argentina. Dr. Cortina completed her residency at Louisiana State University (LSU) School of Medicine; a research fellowship at Louisiana State University's Neuroscience Center; and a clinical fellowship in cornea at UIC's Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary. She currently serves as Medical Director for Eversight. Dr. Cortina currently serves as Vice-Chair of the EBAA Scientific Programs Committee and a member of the Accreditation Board and Medical Advisory Board.
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The City of Oneonta is performing maintenance on the middle level of the parking garage. The upper level entrance and exit will be open while this work is going on and the lowest level of the garage will also be open for parking.
There's no word on how long the project will last but the middle level will be reopened when the work is complete.
This work does not affect other municipal parking lots at Dietz Street, Wall Street & the Westcott Lot. More information is available at 607-431-1365.


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Q: Why does PHP not support multithreading? I've read everywhere that PHP does not support multithreading but there are workarounds. But why does PHP not support multithreading? For a server-side scripting language, that seems like a glaring omission.

A: Read this URL i think it is help full to you.
PHP Multithreading – Faking It
http://w-shadow.com/blog/2007/08/20/php-multithreading-faking-it/
PHP doesn't really support multi-threading per se but there are ways to do "fake" multithreading. Here's one I saw in the PHPClasses.org newsletter –
Multi-thread Simulation.
Note that this class is intedend for use on a webserver, as opposed to running PHP scripts from a command line (or similar). Check the end of this post for some alternatives you can try if you're using PHP as a stand-alone scripting language.

A: Edit several years later:  you can use pthreads for PHP multithreading, but do you really want to?
I'm not sure if pthreads is available on many hosting environments.  And frankly I am not in a rush to find out.
One of PHP's biggest strengths for many applications is its isolation: one process, one request.  Multi-processing is usually done by queuing a job during a request and executing it somewhere else.  For example, Laravel has "queues":  https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/queues

Because PHP was not written with multithreading in mind and it would be a huge effort (basically a 100% rewrite) to add it in.
Some would say that PHP is pretty much a gigantic pile:  http://me.veekun.com/blog/2012/04/09/php-a-fractal-of-bad-design/.  From that perspective it is not surprising that threading is not included.


You may have seen some construction vehicles near Sheppard's Bush in Aurora this past fall. They were creating a safe passage for brook trout along a tributary of the East Holland River and replacing the old bridge. The bridge, which had seen better days, was constructed years ago when the old Mill was in working order. It was no longer considered safe for people or vehicular traffic, and underneath there was a steep ramp creating a blockage, not allowing the fish to pass through.
In order to ensure no fish were injured during the course of construction, a fish rescue was planned. Staff blocked off a portion of the creek and safely relocated the fish to another part of the stream. A cultural heritage study of this area was also completed and it revealed old pieces of the Mill were used in the original construction of the bridge. A small portion of the bridge was saved to preserve its history and will be displayed beside the new bridge, post-construction.
Now that the project is complete, the fish can safely pass through and the bridge is safe for pedestrians to cross.
Look out for the Trout!
Brook trout in the Lake Simcoe watershed are able to thrive in cool and barrier free streams thanks to overwhelming community response and funding from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Recreational Fishery Community Partner Program and the Lake Simcoe Conservation Foundation.
Over the last three years, goals for the number of streambank projects were surpassed, going above and beyond expectations.
The success of the Fish Habitat Restoration Project was due to a new collaborative approach including a fresh new marketing campaign, combined with scientific research and geographic information system mapping, to identify and invite landowners, who have brook trout on their property, to a community workshop. At the session, numerous landowners enthusiastically signed up for site visits and with their help, work began on a number of projects. Thanks to 21 landowners, 1826 metres of streambank was restored and 1542 native trees and shrubs were planted to create cool and inviting environments for brook trout to spawn, live and thrive into the future.
In the spring, we partnered with the Town of Newmarket to give the Magna Centre parking lot a makeover.
It was the first project to use wellhead protection area (WHPA-Q2) compensation funds. The local source water protection plan requires new development to achieve a water balance. If this cannot be achieved, compensation is required for another project at a site nearby.
Prior to construction, stormwater from the western paved entrance of the Magna parking lot flowed unfiltered into the stormwater management pond nearby and eventually into Bogart Creek. When left unfiltered, stormwater carries pollutants and contaminants into our creeks and streams and eventually into Lake Simcoe.
In 2018, 3,664 metres of streambank was restored to improve habitat for recreational fish like brook trout.


What do people want to see when they attend the Classic in the Country Challenge high school girls basketball showcase at Hiland High School's Perry Reese, Jr. Community Center? Fans want to see athleticism, flash and flair but not at the expense of fundamentals.
Fans got their wish Jan. 19-21 when plenty of athleticism and some good old-fashioned teamwork were on display including nationally ranked talent from Hamilton Heights Christian Academy (Chattanooga, Tennessee), who joined some of Ohio's best and brightest teams.
Following is OhioSportsTicket.com's 2019 All-Classic First Team.
MaKayla Elmore is not your typical 6′ 3″ teenager. She is listed as a forward but plays like a guard, which causes a lot of issues for opposing defenses. Not only did the Hopewell-Loudon super-sophomore lead her Chieftains in knocking off West Holmes on the final day of The Classic, but she did it with a ridiculous 27-point, 14-rebound effort. Elmore shot 9-of-16 from the field including 2-of-3 from behind the arc. She stuffed the stat sheet and dominated in a commanding Classic in the Country Challenge performance. Her five steals and two assists supplemented her monster double-double effort and cemented The Ticket's MVP selection. Elmore's gaudy point total jumps off the stat sheet, but her 12 defensive boards proves Elmore's impact on both ends of the floor.
In what could arguably be the most hotly contested game of Classic in the Country Challenge XVI from start to finish, where the scoring differential between Aurora and Bellevue was a single point for three of the four quarters of action, it was Aurora's Shyanne Sellers who stepped up her game in the pivotal moments when her Greenmen squad needed her the most. The 6′ 1″ sophomore splashed in 24 point and added five rebounds, four steals, three assists and one big blocked shot to seal the victory. Most impressively, Sellers did it from all areas of the floor, where she made 9-of-17 shot attempts including 2-of-6 from behind the arc.
Did we mention that the most hotly contested game of Classic in the Country Challenge XVI from start to finish was Aurora versus Bellevue? Shyanne Sellers and the Greenmen might have been victorious in the end, but it was Bellevue's junior guard Casey Santoro flying all over The Reese Center that amounted to an almost Herculean level of heroics for the Redmen. Santoro can do it all and is flat-out nasty on offense and defense. She finished with 25 points on 9-of-21 shooting including 3-of-6 made from downtown. Don't let her 5′ 4″ frame fool you. She snared five rebounds, thieved four steals, dished out three assists and added a blocked shot for good measure.
Newark's Katie Shumate can do it all. She can make the big shot, snag the timely rebound or zip a precision pass when it matters most. The senior All-Ohioan's versatility and ability to dominate on offense, while locking down her opponent on defense, make her enjoyable to watch. Shumate led the Wildcats to two victories over Mason and Wadsworth at Classic in the Country XVI. Averaging 13 points and 10 rebounds per game, Shumate was just one of three players to average a double-double at The Classic this year. Katie scored 12 points and cleaned 11 boards in Newark's 52-39 victory over the Comets on Sunday, but it was her 14-point, nine-rebound, three-steal effort against the Grizzlies on Monday that sealed her position on the All-Classic First Team.
How do you stop a 6′ 7″ post player that seemingly has arms and legs all over the court? Not very easily. Hamilton Heights Christian Academy's Kamilla Cardoso is generally a nightmare for opposing coaches to game plan against, which is a big reason why the Lady Hawks were ranked number five in the country in the USA Today Super-25 poll heading into Classic in the Country XVI. Mount Notre Dame knocked off Cardoso and company on Saturday, but Kamilla finished with 16 points on 8-of-14 shooting from the floor while adding 13 caroms and two blocked shots in the defeat. Cardoso and Hamilton Heights bounced back on Sunday in a thrilling 61-59 overtime victory over Lakota West, where she secured another double-double with 14 points, 14 rebounds and four blocked shots.
Maybe Hiland sophomore Zoe Miller didn't generate a highlight reel of spectacular moments during her two games, but her yeoman's work helped lead the Lady Hawks to two victories over a couple of tough opponents. In Hiland's matchup with the Polar Bears from Margaretta on Saturday night, Miller scored 11 points and collected 14 rebounds to go with two steals, helping the Hawks secure the 42-33 victory. On Monday night against Gahanna Lincoln, Miller added another 11-point ball game to her Classic resume and snagged a dozen rebounds in Hiland's 44-36 win over the Golden Lions. Zoe punched the time clock and came ready to play both days. Her consistent hustle and heart made her one of only three players to average a double-double at Classic in the Country XVI, earning a spot on The Ticket's All-Classic First Team.


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Izak Lichtenstein Testimony Excerpt
Read a firsthand account about the resistance movement in the Lachwa ghetto.
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A Project of the Miles Lerman Center
Excerpt from Izak Lichtenstein testimony, Relacje, ZIH, File 301/2441 (June 5, 1947)
…Already in those days, certain parts of our youth thought about either going to the partisans or organizing a resistance movement. Such a group finally was established by 5 people in the end of April (1942). The following people belonged to this group: Rochczyn Icchak, Chejfec Oszer Lejb, Migdalowicz and me. The tasks for the group were: buying weapons and preparing the youth for resistance in the crucial moment. It has to be stressed that the group had to act very secretly, because we had to be afraid of betrayal from the nearby population as well as from certain Jews in the Ghetto.
After two months the group already consisted of 30 people, amongst them three young children (women?). We didn't succeed in organizing weapons for the group. All the weapons of the antifascists came into the hands of Soviet partisans, which already back then started to operate in our region. We got into contact with the partisans through their messenger Roman Szewczyk from the village of Luban. But they couldn't offer us any help, because they were weak themselves, and also, as it turned out later, because most of them were anti-Semitic. That is why the resistance group didn't have enough power without weapons and we were left at the mercy of fate. Meanwhile our group persistently worked on, preparing everyone for resistance. In the crucial moment, on September 3, 1942, it turned out that all of our work wasn't for nothing.
In the night between the 2nd and the 3rd of September our Ghetto happened to be surrounded by 20 people from the city police. I have to stress that in the meantime the ghettos in surrounding area of Lachwa, such as Miasto Mikaszewicze, Lenin and Hanowicze were liquidated by the Sicherheitsdienst and gendarmerie from Pinsk. In this night after the surrounding of the Ghetto by Ukrainian police we knew for sure that in the morning the Ghetto would be liquidated. Some days before, in our headquarters, I was named commandant of the resistance movement. I decided that the main tasks for our group would have to be to explain the situation to the people, to prepare resistance with all means possible and to rescue most of the Jews. We had a simple plan. Knowing the psychology of the Ukrainian police and the local people, we figured, that their first goal would be to rob the Jewish houses.
Against this background I ordered that preparations be made for the lighting of the houses (on fire) and to appoint one person in every house, who would be responsible to set the house on fire. At that moment, to a certain extent, weakness and vacillation of some members of our committee came to light, who thought that this is not the preparation to liquidate the Ghetto, but rather a surveillance. Certain parts of the Jewish community, and especially those who were hoping, that due to their special knowledge they would not be liquidated, turned against us. I have to admit that back then I almost broke down. Their arguments were so strong, that it was difficult for me to take responsibility for the safety of the Ghetto by a premature uprising against the police. This would later turn out to be the destruction of the Ghetto.
When at 9 a.m. a group of 400 members of Sicherheitsdienst surrounded us, the rescue of the Jews and the resistance became more difficult. At 10 a.m. the liquidation of the Ghetto began. After that, on our order, the posts in the houses set all buildings on fire, which as we thought before distracted the liquidators and gave us the chance to break through the encirclement and save around 500 Jews. From the resistance movement distinguished themselves during the flight Rechczyn Icchak, who killed the first German gendarme with an axe, Chej(n?)ec Cezer killed the second one, his brother Chej Mojsze Lejb fired back against the Ukrainians with a stolen weapon, and also lots of other people defended themselves with axes, with jugs, they beat everyone that fell into their hands. During those actions 1.800 Jews died in the Ghetto and around 350 to 500 Jews escaped into the woods. 7 Germans were killed and around 16 wounded.
Article Resistance in the Smaller Ghettos of Eastern Europe
Miles Lerman Center for the Study of Jewish Resistance
Series: Resistance in the Smaller Ghettos of Eastern Europe
Resistance in the Smaller Ghettos of Eastern Europe
Jewish Youth Movements in Wartime Poland: From Minority to Leadership
Testimony on the Escape from the Mir Ghetto by Eliezer Breslin
The Destruction of the German Garrison in Lenin
Mlynów: "Life under the German Occupation," According to Yehudit Rudolf
Debate within the Lokacze Ghetto
Lachwa
Zdziecioł (Zhetel)
The Underground in the Zhetel Ghetto
Stanislawow (by Nechama Tec)
Partisan Groups in the Parczew Forests
Frank Bleichman
Samuel Gruber
Critical Thinking Questions
What obstacles and limitations did Jews face when considering resistance? What pressures and motivations may have influenced their decisions and actions?
Are these factors unique to this history or universal?
How can societies, communities, and individuals reinforce and strengthen the willingness to stand up for others?


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Hull's Banksy to be 'temporarily' protected after vandals try to destroy it
The council have announced the protective layer will be applied to the artwork this morning
Hannah Robinson
Hull's Banksy artwork is to be "temporarily" protected after it was defaced on Sunday night.
The artwork, which shows a young boy on Scott Street bridge with the words Draw The Raised Bridge, will have a protective layer applied to it on Monday morning.
A spokeswoman for Hull City Council said: "To prevent further damage staff will be on the site of the Scott Street bridge this morning applying a protective layer to the Banksy artwork.
PRICELESS: Banksy's work prior to Sunday's attack (Image: Katie Pugh)
"This temporary measure will help to ensure that the public can continue to enjoy the work and prevent, where possible, further damage."
How the Banksy now looks after being defaced
People were left "livid" last night as the graffiti art was daubed with white paint, leaving it defaced and unrecognisable.
'I'm no hero - it's nothing really' - Modest window cleaner reacts after saving Hull's Banksy
However, a local window cleaner has been branded a "hero" after removing the white paint and leaving a faded yet still noticeable Banksy work.
Jason Fanthorpe, owner of Fanthorpe Cleaning Services, told the Mail he wasn't a hero and others would have done it if he didn't.
MINDLESS: How the Banksy artwork looked after the attack
"I feel like it's nothing really. If I hadn't have done what I did, others would have.
Drug smuggler Laura Plummer's family given 'false hope' over her early release
"The missus was just going to bed when I showed her a picture of the vandalised Banksy. I was outraged, as a lot of people were.
"I'm a window cleaner. My van was already loaded up. All I needed to do was grab some white spirit and drive down there."
The Hull Daily Mail has launched a free app which features all the latest news, sport and what's on information. You can download it for iPhone and iPad from Apple's App Store, or get the Android version from Google Play.
Food hygieneOverworked chef admits he 'let things go' at Hull restaurant given zero food hygiene ratingLe Crepier Papin in Newland Avenue left inspectors unimpressed after a recent visit
Things to do Hull'Totally unique' crazy golf course Putt Club opens in Hull on FridayThe nine-hole course will be located next to the new go-kart track
UK & World NewsNew on Netflix February 2020: TV shows, films and documentaries to look out for next monthNew content lands on Netflix UK next month. Here's all the TV and film release dates for February 2020
ParentingHow Hull families can 'cheat the term-time system' for a cheap summer holiday this yearParents are snapping up 'incredible deals' - both in the UK and abroad


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Are democratic nations ready to democratize technology?: Tarun Katapally for Inside Policy
Using social innovation to combat the digital advantage of authoritarian states would decentralize technology and place more power in the hands of people...
December 10, 2020 at 3:15 pm read more
Authoritarian Innovation – The Intrusive Potential of Emerging Technologies: Ken Coates in Making Waves
In 2020, the world is used to talking about the need for urgency, creative public policy, coordinated solutions, and major government investments, writes...
Don't turn away from China's ongoing genocide of Uighurs: David Matas and Sarah Teich in the Toronto Star
We should honour the anniversary of the Convention by acting on it, to counter the ongoing genocide of the Uighur people, write David...
December 9, 2020 at 8:00 pm read more
COVID-19: The Last Hole in the Leaky Long-term Care Boat: Shawn Whatley for Inside Policy
We cannot solve the collapse of long-term care by increasing our commitment to the same "social compact," writes Shawn Whatley. By Shawn Whatley,...
Canada should stand on guard in the post-COVID Era: Richard Shimooka for Inside Policy
The world is becoming increasingly unstable and military force may be required to ensure this country's security and prosperity, writes Richard Shimooka. By...
PLA preparing for a grand slam: Kalpit A. Mankikar in the ORF
Xi's stint in military bureaucracy comes handy in making PLA a fighting force, writes Kalpit A. Mankikar in the ORF. By Kalpit A....
Got CEWS, Paid Dividend: No Problem: William Watson in the Financial Post
If business people pay dividends in the middle of a pandemic, it's probably because they think it's important for the future of their...
Canada needs to get its messaging right on India's farmer protests: Vijay Sappani in the Globe and Mail
Mr. Trudeau risks further damaging already strained ties with India and losing out on trade opportunities that Canada has aggressively advocated for at...
Standing up to China is worth the price: Alex Ra Lee in the Ottawa Citizen
Canada can't afford to acquiesce to Beijing's bullying and hostage-taking. And while it won't come out unscathed, it is in a stronger position...
Joe Biden is coming – and Beijing should be worried: Charles Burton in the Globe and Mail
China clearly chose the wrong "lesser nation" to try and bully into compliance. Australia is not cracking under pressure, writes Charles Burton. By...
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The 10 Most Romantic Lyrics On Taylor Swift's Album 'Lover'
posted by Lindsey Smith - Aug 23, 2019
Taylor Swift's seventh album, Lover, is finally out and it's going to be the only thing I listen to until TS8 is released, let's be real.
After the lovey-dovey title track was released, I was patiently awaiting the rest of the album because I knew it would be filled with the romantic lyrics Miss Swift has been known for over the past 13 years.
Whether you need an Instagram caption, a wedding song, or you're just a hopeless romantic, the tracks from Lover have you covered. Keep scrolling to read 10 of the most romantic lyrics from the album.
Paper Rings: "I like shiny things, but I'd marry you with paper rings uh huh, that's right darling, you're the one I want, and I hate accidents except when we went from friends to this."
Daylight: "I don't wanna look at anything else now that I saw you I don't wanna think of anything else now that I thought of you I've been sleeping so long in a 20-year dark night and now I see daylight, I only see daylight."
London Boy: "They say home is where the heart is but that's not where mine lives."
Lover: "I've loved you three summers now, honey, but I want 'em all."
False God: "I know heaven's a thing I go there when you touch me, honey hell is when I fight with you but we can patch it up good."
Cornelia Street: "And baby, I get mystified by how this city screams your name."
It's Nice To Have A Friend: "Church bells ring, carry me home rice on the ground looks like snow call my bluff, call you 'Babe.'"
Death By A Thousand Cuts: "You said it was a great love, one for the ages but if the story's over, why am I still writing pages?"
I Think He Knows: "Lyrical smile, indigo eyes, hand on my thigh we can follow the sparks, I'll drive."
ME!: "And when we had that fight out in the rain you ran after me and called my name I never wanna see you walk away."
Fans can tune in to hear Taylor talk about all things Lover on Friday, August 23rd at 8pm ET/5pm PT on iHeartRadio Pop, Hot AC and AC stations, as well as on Taylor Swift: Lover Radio on the iHeartRadio app. And in case you missed anything, Swifties can hear the special on Taylor Swift: Lover Radio every 30 minutes, all weekend long.


What's in your desktop table drawer? Since you spend most of your time in the office, it is inevitable to bring along something personal. These items include your phone, packages, wallet, bills, and more. Sometimes, they include highly confidential files or company equipment of high importance. No matter what it is, it surely holds significance enough to gain its place in a locked drawer. To ensure its protection, you need to make sure your lock will do its job. That's when locksmiths Bondi can help you.
Locksmiths Bondi has the best locks from the cheapest to the most expensive. All are solid and long-lasting. For choosing the best lock to your table, you have to visit us online to check our locks. They are all different from each other, but one thing is for sure, they are of good quality.
Locks do not easily break, but years can still affect their performance. If your desktop table's lock is continuously being used for years now, it is time to have them replaced.
Keep in mind that when you do choose to replace it, go for an upgrade. Pick the most secure lock for drawers, this way you can double your security. To keep it convenient, you can also choose to mass-purchase locks. This way, you can instantly recover security once it's been breached or in need of immediate replacement.
Once you lose your keys, your drawer is already facing a risk. There is a chance that someone with bad intentions has stolen your key or happened to pick it up. This means that you immediately need to replace the lock.
However, if you wish to keep the lock but simply misplaced the keys, locksmiths Bondi will be able to help you.
A break-in has already happened and you wish to prevent anything from being stolen.
More and more important things are being stored in the drawer, needing more security.
No matter what your reasons are, if you feel like you need to double your security, you should go ahead and follow your guts.
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Concussed Smith unfit for next Test
Steve Smith has been the star of Australia's batting lineup across the opening two Tests of the ongoing Ashes series but will not take part in the third match at Headingley. He headlined his comeback Test at Edgbaston with twin centuries helping Australia to a 251-run win and followed it up with a sublime knock of 92 in the next game at Lord's.
However, Smith's merry run was cut short by a brutal bouncer from Jofra Archer during his stay at the crease in the first innings of second Test. Smith was batting at 80 when Archer delivered a sharp bumper that struck the back of his neck and head. Immediately showing signs of discomfort was forced off the field and later withdrawn from the final day's play.
The latest reports suggest Smith has still not recovered from his concussion, which leaves Australia short of a key batter in their batting order in the upcoming game. Earlier in the last match, Smith was substituted with Marnus Labuschagne who top-scored with 59 in Australia's total of 154/6.
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