2018 has been a great year for PHP.
PHP 7.3 has been released, with yet some more performance improvements. That also marked the end of life of PHP 5.x branch as well as PHP 7.0, which will, hopefully, push forward the migration to PHP 7.1 with its nullable types. Speaking of types, the typed properties RFC has very narrowly missed the feature freeze for PHP 7.3 and we will have to wait another year for it.
There were some notable achievements in the community activities as well. PHPStan has gained quite some momentum and, along with it, so did static analysis and emphasis on code quality. The Framework Interoperability Group has approved several PSRs (PHP Standards Recommendations), among which the PSR-15 stands out which I am going to discuss further below. Partly in response to the new wave of PSRs, Symfony has left the organization, which is indeed bad news, but that's a different story – definitely worth reading though.
What I am going to talk about here is a set of related PSRs and the aforementioned PSR-15 in particular because they might significantly change how we write some kinds of web applications. But, to make the difference as clear as possible, let's get to it the long way around, starting by how we write most kinds of web applications today.
Whatever your framework of choice, there is usually a routing component which stands as a gateway between the HTTP and the application layer. It analyzes the incoming HTTP request, transforms it to an appropriate application request and passes it to a controller.
The controller then does everything else.
The biggest problem with controllers, in my experience, is that they tend to grow, both horizontally, and vertically. The horizontal dimension manifests itself in the number of actions in the controller. Let's imagine we're writing a RESTful API for a blog: if we create a PostController with actions that map to the CRUD operations, we have a bloated controller that violates the single responsibility principle. It's a subtle violation, because all of those actions are kind of related to each other, but it is a violation nonetheless, because the controller has more than one reason for change. Luckily, this one is quite simple to fix: just split the one big class into several, single-action controllers.
The vertical growth is sneakier and occurs when you stack responsibilities onto the controller that do not even feel connected to one another. We probably want the create, update and delete operations to be accessible only to authenticated users, so we add an if to check that. Then another business request comes in: posts can only be updated by their authors or moderators. So we add some sort of authorization. Then we find out that more sections of the API require authentication, so we extract the authentication logic to an abstract AuthenticatedController to reuse it.
And these are all business requirements, but it can also be purely technical: if someone decides that the API will be served from a sub-domain, we need to add CORS headers so that the client application can access it. This logic, again, has to be put somewhere and might even have to be made configurable with a whitelist of allowed origins. A couple of weeks later, we end up with shiny single-action controllers which still have many responsibilities, bitterly hidden in a long chain of inheritance.
The application is like an onion and the middleware stack forms its layers. The incoming HTTP request is passed through the middlewares, one by one, eventually reaching the final request handler which produces an HTTP response. The response then makes its way back through the middlewares, in the inverted order, before being sent to the client. Each middleware can execute any code both prior to and after calling the next middleware. They can make changes to the request and response objects. They may choose not to call the next middleware at all, terminating the request-response cycle early.
They can encapsulate a single responsibility in a small, composable bit of code. You might have one middleware that deals with CORS, one for authentication, prepended by a middleware that reads and writes session and session cookies. There might be another one for authorization, and a last one with the routing logic. Neither of those middlewares knows about the others, they are all self-contained. And yet, you can build a whole working application out of them, using only composition instead of inheritance.
One thing you might have noticed is that Slim uses HTTP message interfaces as standardized in PSR-7. This has been around for some time now and while it received some criticism (among others from Symfony), it has become a widespread standard.
Another thing you might have noticed is that Slim uses functions. The $next reference is simply a callable, which is rather vague. PHP, unfortunately, has no mechanism to formalize and, more importantly, type-check the signature of a callback function, which leaves a lot of space for errors and is also far less convenient for the developer because they have to memorize the function's signature or look it up in the docs.
Request handlers are almost the same. The only difference is that they don't receive a pre-made $response to modify and have to create a new response instead. The response has to be any implementation of the PSR-7 interface, and perhaps the best option if you aim for a reusable request handler is to delegate its creation to a response factory as defined by PSR-17, which was approved later last year.
Middlewares follow on the same note, with one huge difference: the $next reference is not a callable, but a properly type-hinted instance of a request handler which the middleware might or might not choose to delegate to.
Now that we have middlewares standardized thanks to PSR-15, it is easy to reuse what others have made. There's a growing list of various open-source middlewares and searching the Packagist for "middleware" should produce a plethora of PSR-15-compatible solutions. And even if you can't find anything that would solve your particular problem, writing a middleware from scratch is easy too.
There is another benefit to this approach: you can use this code in different server schemes. It might be used in the traditional request-response lifecycle in which you create a ServerRequestInterface instance from the global environment, run it through the middleware stack, and finally send the response through one of many PSR-7 response emitters.
But if you are adventurous, you can wire the same code into an asynchronous HTTP server like the ones made possibly by Swoole, Amp or React PHP.
That's interoperability at its finest.
In the end, the whole application is truly unique, and yet composed of common little, reusable bits. This is not to say that it has no strong foundation – it does. You can even have a PSR-11-compatible DI container underneath so that you can have, among other handy techniques, lazy-loaded request handlers.
Neither does it mean that you should throw away big frameworks. Lots of them are split into separate packages, so nothing prevents you from employing Nette's powerful DI container, Symfony's super-fast routing component, elegant templating engine such as Latte, and Doctrine ORM, all in one application.
So, as with any other current buzzword that ends with "less", you have to take it with a pinch of salt: a framework is there, in a sense, only the application builds its own rather than using stock Symfony, Nette, Laravel, etc.
Middlewares are also no silver bullet. In my experience, this approach is ideal for simpler applications where using a big framework could bring in more complications than benefits. The type of application is important too: it's really great for RESTful APIs which, pretty much by definition, work closely with the HTTP layer, but for building an HTML-heavy end-user application with lots of templates, cross-links, AJAX and alike, a full-featured framework would probably be a wiser choice.
But the middleware approach is definitely worth some attention. Give it a try on your next small-ish project, learn its pros and cons, find out where it plays good and where it doesn't fit, and add it to your programming repertoire. And feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below.
This post took 6 of coffee to write.


Yesterday would've been my mother's 54th birthday if she hadn't passed away on March 16, 2003.
My mother and I in 1992.
Today, I'm dedicating this post to her, because she is the reason I have become so passionate about my writing dream. Her memory has pushed me forward, time and time again, ever since 2003, and my passion is very much driven by my inability to give up (as I want to succeed for myself and her) even when my career was looking nonexistent.
As a writer, you'll have pros and cons, even after publishing. (In fact, this list will increase.) Some days, one outweighs the other, and that's perfectly okay—temporarily—but don't allow one to destroy the other.
So I'm going to share how I manage my pros and cons.
Writer's Block: It happens. In this case, I truly believe there's something wrong with your writing piece. It's a matter of finding it. The best way I've solved it is to have conversations with my characters (or even the setting.) Figure out why they'd be unhappy, because your characters are very much your stream of subconscious, so if you're unwilling—they probably are too.
Finding the Time: YOU CAN. I manage two websites. I'm a full-time college student, and I have family, friends, relationships, life, and my kitten to take care of on a regular basis. However, I still find time to write (a lot) and you can too. It takes sacrifice. You have to be willing to give up that Friday night every once in a while.
Rejections/Criticism: Love it. I'm serious. There's a difference between a "hater" and a "critic." If someone doesn't like YOU, they probably won't EVER like your work. Don't pay them any attention. However, a CRITIC is someone who gives you a fair chance. Even if you don't like what they have to say, mentally take their side for a moment. Put yourself in their shoes to see if you can understand where they're coming from. Chances are, you will, and you'll learn SO much. Don't feel hurt, because they're essentially building you up to succeed in a better place.
Writing/Editing: Writing a novel isn't easy. Writing an intelligible novel isn't any easier. Writing will take a rigorous amount of passion. If you don't have that, don't write, because you're writing for the wrong reasons. In regards to editing, it's NECESSARY. End of story. A publisher won't look at an unedited piece. It's unprofessional and gives them a heavier workload. Edit to the best of your ability, have friends/family help you, and if you have money, consider hiring an editor.
Money: Not every piece of your writing will get published or make you money (Even if you're already published.) In fact, you might write a 125,000 word novel, and your publisher doesn't think there's an audience. That's OKAY. Concentrate on what you learned from writing it. Did you realize your characters aren't differing much? Did your descriptions become more magical? If you can't figure it out, give it time before returning. You'll learn what that novel taught you.
Fellow Authors/Fans: This is MY FAVORITE PRO. You will meet so many bright and inspiring writers and readers to push you forward in your dream. The saddest part, for me, is running out of time to speak with all of you individually, but I try very hard (especially by e-mail), and I always will! By publishing, I've met authors: Elizabeth C. Bunce, Stephanie Meyer, Jodi Reamer, Greg Kincaid, Rosemary-Clement Moore, T.L. McCown, and more. I couldn't be more thankful.
If you have any others you'd like me to address, let me know!
Being an Author: Some Pros and Cons from Shannon A. Thompson, courtesy The Story Reading Ape…onward, scribe!


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ASUS VivoBook Pro 17 N705UD-EH76 Laptop Review
Last Updated September 17, 2019 by Lisa Nelson
When you have your priorities in life streamlined, it becomes a good deal easier to achieve your goals. The ASUS VivoBook Pro 17 N705UD-EH76 laptop has certainly spent time on prioritization, zeroing down on performance and durability as its main areas of focus.
This 17.3" laptop with a price tag of $1,099.00 delivers a stunning performance both in terms of speed and quality. It also succeeds in being stylish, lightweight and resilient while doing so. Let's analyze the various features of this laptop and figure out its fitment to the modern-day, high-power lifestyle.
The Performance Report-Card
Display, Graphics & Sound
Design & Portability
Accessibility & Connectivity
In one word, the grade is excellent! At the core of this laptop is an eighth Generation Intel Core i7-8550U processor running at 1.8GHz. It can be Turbo boosted to 4.0GHz.This VivoBook has 16GB RAM (DDR4 at 5400 RPM, maximum 32GB support) and a truly expansive memory—256GB (SSD) and 1TB (HDD). The SSD is brilliant: the read/write speeds that you get are almost ten times faster than their mechanical counterparts. The processing power you experience is immense and the response smooth, making this laptop a great ally for your personal and professional needs. It also performs well when you are multitasking or playing back high-resolution video.
The operating system on this laptop is Windows 10, and it comes packed with several tools to enhance your productivity while you work. It is comfortable to use and fairly intuitive in navigation and operational efficiency.
The battery backup is quite competent; the 42WHr, Lithium-Ion battery lasts for up to 8 hours, which covers most of your work-day. If you do run out of juice, there's no sweat. The battery has a fast-charge technology which lets you charge to 60 percent in only 49 minutes. What a thoughtful feature for people living life on-the-go!
The focus on high performance continues in this territory and how. The new VivoBook has an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 graphics coprocessor—renowned for superior graphics quality and brilliant crispness in images. Indeed, it is called gaming-grade graphics for a reason! The coprocessor is discrete and has dedicated 4GB RAM.
On this ASUS VivoBook Pro 17 N705UD-EH76, you will find a wide and fully High-Definition display, with 72 percent NTSC color gamut and 100 percent sRGB support. The maximum screen resolution supported is 1920 x 1080. As you conduct multiple pursuits like watching movies or playing games, you experience imagery that is accurate, beautiful and clear, elevating your viewing experience by
several pegs. Also notable here is the ASUS Splendid technology; it plays an essential role in advancing the graphics quality to genuinely exemplary.
How's the sound quality? Well, the audio has been developed in consultation with Harman Kardon, so superiority is guaranteed. The ASUS SonicMaster software works on the stereo speakers to amplify the sound and retain clarity even when there are environmental interruptions (read: noisy public transport). Plus, the speakers are dual-coil and mounted on the front; this too helps amplify the sound. All in all, the auditory experience is pleasant and free of distortion whether you're viewing multimedia content or placing calls via the VGA-Camera webcam (included).
High-performance laptops often have to make a few sacrifices when it comes to style; greater power often demands greater bulk. However, the ASUS VivoBook Pro 17 N705UD-EH76 manages quite a
decent deal that doesn't kill style on account of strength.
This VivoBook is constructed from aluminum—a high-strength and intensively tested grade—and uses topnotch manufacturing processes for the construction. This is reassuring indeed, for the last thing you'd want in a "portable" laptop is a flimsy shell prone to scratches.
Available in an attractive star-gray, this laptop weighs only 4.6 lbs and measures 16.2 x 10.6 x 0.8". This thickness of 0.8" is a real winner—the sleek profile helps improve the portability of the laptop, helping it easily fit inside a rucksack or backpack.
The VivoBook has always done a good job at being easy to use and straightforward to access. Here again, the keyboard is completely backlit, making it smooth to work irrespective of the lighting conditions. The keyboard is ergonomically designed with a key distance of 1.4mm; this helps reduce strain on your shoulders and fingers as you type.
Regarding device support, the USB 3.1 port (Gen 1, reversible Type-C) is at the center stage, enabling data transfer speeds as incredible as 5Gbps. This port lets you collaborate with peers and colleagues at the speed of lightning, sharing data in a blink. It enables you to connect to external displays too—yes, 4K UHD output! Additionally, the laptop has two USB 2.0 ports, one USB 3.0 port, an HDMI, and an SD card reader. The provisions are fantastic for connecting to all kinds of peripheral devices, even converting to a full-purpose desktop.
The laptop has ample provisions for wireless connectivity: Wi-Fi standards of 802.11AC (dual-band) and Bluetooth 4.1. The Wi-Fi works speedily—almost six times faster than older generations—and proves to be effective in connecting even amidst congestion. There is also an RJ45 for LAN connections.
Keep reading: ASUS VivoBook Pro 15 N580GD-DB74 Laptop Review
The VivoBook has carved a unique reputation for itself in the laptop marketplace. It is a reliable and stylish range, suitable for an array of needs from home-companion to office-partner, and keeps performance higher in priority than anything else. It is heartening to see that the ASUS VivoBook Pro 17 N705UD-EH76 laptop remains true to the promise of its ancestry.
Delivering a processing performance to be proud of and graphics that win hearts, this laptop has many victories to boot. The expansive memory combo (SSD and HDD) ensures you have adequate space for all your needs, while the wireless and device support keeps you well-connected. The sound system is premium.
Specs of ASUS VivoBook Pro 17 N705UD-EH76
Processor Intel Core i7-8550U (up to 4 GHz)
Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 4GB
Storage 256GB PCIe SSD + 1TB HDD
Display 17.3″ Full-HD matte
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Two New Relationship Status Options From Facebook
When it comes to popular social networks such as Facebook, we bring you the latest news on things that are happening with the site including new features and changes. Some of the more recent articles where Facebook has been mentioned involve saving money and making sure you don't use social networking as if you were leaving a window open in an area with high crime rates.
We have also reported on how Facebook overuse can make you miserable and how Lil Wayne crumbled Oreo's Facebook Like record but now we are informing you of a new change. There have been a couple of amendments to the status section. Check out the image below.
Over at RedmondPie Hamad Dar is reporting on the additions and mentions that this has only been rolled out to the UK, US, France, Australia and Canada, there aren't plans to roll it out to further countries where same sex marriages are legal.
Another source reporting the update to Facebook is Slashgear's Rue Liu who says that Facebook actually consulted with its network of support which includes GLSEN, GLAAD and the Human Rights Campaign prior to allowing the update to go through. We are wondering if this is another way that Facebook will be setting up adverts, so using people's status to target them for specific categories of ads.
What do you think of the update? Will any of you genuinely use it? Let us know in the comments section below.
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Q: How to get configuration file path with configparser object The code below initiates the conf variable which is an instance of the Configuration class which inherits from ConfigParser.
In its __init__ method it reads the config_file and stores its configuration context in a memory. How can I get a file path to this config_file having conf object?
import ConfigParser
import os

class Configuration(ConfigParser.ConfigParser):
    def __init__(self, config_file):
        ConfigParser.ConfigParser.__init__(self)
        self.read(config_file)

    def saveSettings(self):
        if not self.has_section('Section A'):
            self.add_section('Section A')
        self.set('Section A', 'Option 1', 'Value 1')

config_file = os.path.join(os.path.expanduser('~'),'config.ini' )
conf = Configuration(config_file)
conf.saveSettings()

A: Simply assign the information to the instance (self):
def __init__(self, config_path):
    ConfigParser.ConfigParser.__init__(self)
    self.read(config_path)
    self.config_path = config_path # this is now an instance attribute

then you can access it with the object:
conf_path = os.path.join(os.path.expanduser('~'),'config.ini' )
conf = Configuration(conf_path)

print( conf.conf_path ) # access via object

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104 *        it was tagged may be out of order.
234 *        typically occurs when we pull the request and issue a REQUEST_SENSE.
236 *        queue in the meantime.
239 *        on ide-cd anyway.
293 *        Clean up after success/failure of an explicit drive command.
295 *        real I/O operations on the drive.
298 *        all the extra information out.
458 *        ide_error() takes action based on the error returned by the drive.
460 *        both new-style (taskfile) and old style command handling here.
552 *        ATA_CMD_RESTORE and ATA_CMD_SET_MULTI commands to a drive.
554 *        It used to do much more, but has been scaled back.
638          * all current requests to be flushed from the queue.
736                 * just be POSTing itself.
761 *        accepts commands and I/O (read/write) requests.
796                 * We reset the drive so we need to issue a SETFEATURES.
797                 * Do it _after_ do_special() restored device parameters.
842 *        to the hwgroup by sleeping for timeout jiffies.
861 *        choose_drive() selects the next drive which will be serviced.
863 *        to both drives on the same cable, unlike SCSI.
876         * though that is 3 requests, it must be seen as a single transaction.
911                 * someone can potentially benefit from our nice mood today..
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936 * together into one hwgroup for serialized access.
940 * PCI-based systems with off-board IDE controller cards.
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952 * Thus, the meaning is "this hwgroup is busy processing a request".
956 * the driver will clear the hwgroup->busy flag and exit.
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997                 * in relative throughputs.. don't want to hog the cpu too much.
1013                                 * otherwise? perhaps from tq_disk?
1086                 * the IRQ used by this interface while the request is being started.
1089                 *  -- the kernel masks the IRQ while it is being handled.
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1202                 * or we were "sleeping" to give other devices a chance.
1203                 * Either way, we don't really want to complain about anything.
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1280 *        so we needn't worry much about losing an "important" interrupt here.
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1286 *        This routine assumes __cli() is in effect when called.
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Q: How to create a stack of an uploaded image in a shiny application I have the shiny app below which makes image recognition. I upload the image below and it is displayed as you will see. The issue is that I want to use the name of this file ("DJI_0104.jpg") inside the stack() function in order to create a stack of the image. Then I plot the result (textures). Basically I am looking for a way to use only the name of the uploaded image -like in R104() which works-. You can find the .jpg here
library(shiny)
library(base64enc)
library(raster)
library(glcm)
options(shiny.maxRequestSize = 30*1024^2)

ui <- fluidPage(
  fileInput("upload", "Upload image", accept = "image/png"),
  uiOutput("image"),
  plotOutput("textures")
)

server <- function(input, output){

  base64 <- reactive({
    inFile <- input[["upload"]]
    if(!is.null(inFile)){
      dataURI(file = inFile$datapath, mime = "image/png")
    }
  })

  output[["image"]] <- renderUI({
    if(!is.null(base64())){
      tags$div(
        tags$img(src= base64(), width="100%"),
        style = "width: 400px;"
      )
    }
  })
  #That does not work
  R105 <- reactive({
    stack(base64())
  })
  #That works
  R104 <- reactive({
    stack("DJI_0104.jpg")
  })
  textures <- reactive({
    glcm(raster(R105(), layer=3))
  })
  output$textures<-renderPlot({
    #Create a stack of the image

    plot(textures())
  })

}

shinyApp(ui, server)

A: you can find more details here, but here is a solution: in the base64() reactive, inFile is built after the output of fileInput(), output which possesses 4 fields: name, size, type and datapath (see link above).
As Stéphane Laurent underlined, using inFile$name shall make your shinyApp work.
Best.


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The Green Season in Ruaha is a truly magical time of year, after the rains in December, Jongomero comes alive with spring time! As the name suggests the bush explodes with buds, new leaves, shoots and delectable emerald green grasses and with this come the insects and butterflies, swiftly followed by the fabulous array of migratory birds. During these precious months, Ruaha is home to over 560 known bird species, feasting on the delights of spring, singing from the branches and having their young.
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Gmina położona jest 20 km na północny wschód od Forchheim, 25 km na południowy zachód od Bayreuth i 38 km na północny wschód od Norymbergi.

W gminie znajduje się sanktuarium Trójcy Świętej, w którym od 2006 r. posługę duszpasterską sprawują polscy franciszkanie z Prowincji św. Jadwigi Zakonu Braci Mniejszych.

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W skład gminy wchodzą następujące dzielnice:

Polityka
Wójtem jest Georg Lang (CSU). Rada gminy składa się z 16 członków:

Zabytki i atrakcje
 Kościół pielgrzymkowy Trójcy Świętej (Heilige Dreifaltigkeit)
 Zamek w Gößweinstein
 Pomnik Josepha Victora von Scheffela
 pawilon na wzniesieniu Wagnershöhe

Galeria

Powiat Forchheim
Gminy w Bawarii

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Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP Announces Filing Of A Class Action Lawsuit Against Cytec Industries Inc.
Notice is hereby given that Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP has filed a class action lawsuit in the United States District Court for the District of Delaware, case no.
Cytec Industries (CYT) was downgraded to a 'sector weight' from 'overweight' rating at KeyBanc.
Here are Thursday's top research calls, including upgrades of Merck and Microsoft.
The Law Offices of Vincent Wong are investigating potential claims against the Board of Directors of Cytec Industries Inc.
The following statement is being issued by Levi & Korsinsky, LLP: To: All Persons or Entities who purchased Cytec Industries Inc.
Kirby McInerney LLP is investigating potential claims against the Board of Directors of Cytec Industries, Inc.
Chemicals maker Solvay is buying Cytec Industries for an enterprise value of $6.4 billion in a deal that will make it the second-largest player in the aerospace composite materials market.
Cytec Industries (CYT) shares are up over 20% after the company was purchased by Solvay for $5.5 billion.
Cytec Industries (CYT) surged Wednesday after Belgian company Solvay agreed to buy the chemicals specialist for $6.4 billion, including debt.
U.S. stock futures are rising modestly ahead of the Federal Reserve's FOMC announcement on a busy day for corporate earnings.
Stock futures look to extend Tuesday's surge in equities as investors await an announcement from the Federal Reserve Wednesday afternoon.
European stocks climbed Wednesday in midday trading, driven by a fresh batch of earnings and continued M&A deal momentum.


Transport for London, issuer of the popular Oyster Card, is in the process of upgrading to new, more secure cards.
Two-years ago researchers found a vulnerability on the existing MIFARE contactless smart cards that the agency was using. NXP's MIFARE Classic line of products was possibly the world's most widely deployed contactless product, used for many transit and physical security applications. The MIFARE Classic line includes the MIFARE 1K, MIFARE 4K and MIFARE Mini products.
In a paper released detailing the research, the hackers say they discovered the workings of the chip by analyzing communication between the chip and the reader and found out the cryptographic protocol. They also used previously released research of similar encryption hacks.
The line has been used worldwide in transit fare collection systems, access control solutions, and government ID systems. Large issuers include transit projects such as London's Oyster program, The Netherlands' OV-chipkaart, and Boston's Charlie Card.


Love ability to use offline. Intuitive navigation and markups. I use this more than any other Bible app.
Simple, straight forward, easy to use. This has become my default Bible.
I am a young pastor and have found this app a huge help in having my notes and scripture all in the same app. Love it!
I am a big fan of the ESV and like how the app handles search and scripture look up. Keeps notes across multiple devices.
Convenient to look up bible verses in a hurry or for Sunday service.
I have enjoyed this app so much. Easy to read and simple to use. Great bible study app!
This is my favorite Bible app, and I use it all them time. Thank you Tecarta!
I have really enjoyed having this version of the Bible. It is the one read in our church. It is easy to use.
Easy to use and easy to read. Lots of options on versions, helps, font size, etc. I really like that it's on my iPad and so readily available.
Very user friendly. I love the Bible verse search feature.
There are several Bible apps on my iPad and iPhone, and this one is always the go-to one. Stable platform, solid functionality, and easy to use features. Especially like the multi-colored highlighting capability; use that function to separate reference verses every week preparing Sunday School lessons.
I bought this app for its fast lookup feature. I keep discovering more and more great stuff in it - highlights, notes & bookmarks grouping, version comparison... An excellent app!
The ability to highlight and sync it up with other devices it's worth five stars alone.
My go-to Bible app. Love that I can copy and paste text. The search engine is the best I have experienced. I have highly recommended this app to my friends. Thanks!!
Great app - thank you! Would love to see a more complete version with notes, maps, pictures, articles, etc, like that of the ESV Study Bible.
I use this app as my goto bible now. I highlight, I take notes, I even copy and paste verses and e-mail them with thoughts to friends. Easy to use, and easy to learn, best money I ever spent on an app for my iPad.
This app is my favorite Bible app. It works well and has easy share features.
I hate to sound repetitive but this is truly an awesome app! What a wonderful way to spread the good news of our Lord and Savior! Jesus reigns!
I've tried several downloadable and online bibles. I go back to this one because it's easy to navigate (especially with the upgrades) and helps are accessible. The focus is on reading the bible, not bells and whistles.
I like being able to set the way I find Bible passages. I prefer the three click so I don't have to scroll down to verse 127 all the way from verse 1. The ESV version is clear, consistent and easy to understand.
Flexible. Reliable. Remarkable. Love this.
I think this is the best bible app. It has the features I was looking for. Recommend to anyone who uses notes and plenty of bookmarks.
I was not sure I would use the app in the same way I depend on my printed Bible. But over the past few years, the app has become my primary use; it is great for Sunday School, and church, because I can highlight, make notes, cross reference and not distract others. I love being able to keep my notes with the scripture and I love looking back on the last 50 verses I read. A big plus for me is I can read anywhere, anytime, without using data. When waiting for an appointment, or in bed when everyone else is asleep, it is quiet and available. I also love the audio feature,; it helps me learn how to pronounce names and places, and when reading through the Bible it allows me to stay on tract. I have had other Bible apps, but this is superior by far.
I always found the older versions cumbersome to use. This one is really good once you get familiar with the icons. It also includes the 2 or 3 tap verse selection which I really like. ESV is a more literal translation. Good for those who are already very familiar with God's word.
It want open please help!!!!!!
I love this translation and the easy-to-use features INCLUDING various highlighter colors.
I love this app! The only feature i would like to see changed: when using cross references I would like a way to get back to my original text with one touch. The only way I have found to get back to the original text and cross references, is to start completely over.
Easy to use, lots of great features. Ability to add multiple translations. Great app.
Excellent resource, I use this Bible every day. The look is smooth and the readability of the text is great.
Finding verses is easy and efficient. Other versions and commentaries are available within the app. I have found no need to use bible apps.
But please check 1 Samuel 13:1. Text appears as follows, "1 Samuel 13:1 ESV  Saul was . . . years old when he began to reign, and he reigned . . . and two years over Israel."
I love this app and have other versions of it as well. Others in church have seen me using it and have switched from the app they had been using to this one. I highly recommend it.
Easy to use. A quick reference and great translation. I'm excited to explore more features.
This has been my "go to" Bible for a little over a year now. The new updated interface is, in most ways, a welcome update. I haven't been able to figure out how to highlight verse portions, but that's a pretty minor issue. The note taking functionality is the best, and most flexible I've seen and is the reason I bought—and continue to use—this app.
Really great app, works well, very worth the price. Receives regular updates & very intuitive.
This app is worth purchasing. It's easy to navigate and has very usable features. I have had almost no problems with bugs and glitches—specifically when other Bible apps on my computer have crashed. I've used this to prepare messages, to lead Bible Studies, for devotions, and for seminary classes. It can seem a bit pricey on the front end but is entirely worth it.
Has more helps and attributes then I can use! Like having ESV for my study...readable.
I love this app! It is the best possible way to start my day. All praise Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior!


Sometimes you have to look more closely to see the signs of nursing home abuse. There are certain forms of abuse that are not quite as obvious as broken bones, cuts and bruises. In fact, some of the most common forms of abuse and/or neglect are those that are less apparent. Sadly, these are also often some of the most dangerous forms of abuse. Malnutrition along with dehydration are two forms of abuse readily seen in Tennessee nursing home.
Malnutrition (as well as dramatic weight loss and other conditions such as anemia) and dehydration strongly indicate that a nursing home is being understaffed or that the staff is being negligent. On average, it takes about thirty minutes to an hour to sufficiently feed one resident. Unfortunately, many nursing homes across Tennessee employ too few workers to adequately complete the task.
Nutrition is one of the most basic human needs. Everyone, but especially the elderly, must ensure that they are receiving proper nutrition to stay healthy. In fact, many nursing home residents seek out nursing home care precisely because they need help maintaining proper nutrition. However, they do not always receive the help they need.
Malnutrition can occur for several different reasons. Sometimes elderly people refuse food because they claim they are just not hungry. This is common a side effect of many medications. Similarly, certain medications can make food taste unpleasant, and dull taste buds can cause food to taste bland. Other causes of malnutrition include: depression, dementia, dysphasia (a disorder that inhibits swallowing), and even ill-fitting dentures.
These situations are common and nursing home staff members should be trained to recognize them. The staff is responsible for making sure that each resident receives adequate food despite refusal or reluctance to eat. Furthermore, staff members should ensure that residents are not only consuming their food, but also that they are getting nutritious food. A balanced diet is just as important to proper nutrition as caloric intake. Conditions such as protein/energy under-nutrition (which can cause anemia and lowered blood pressure) and cachexia (when a body begins to breakdown its own tissues for energy) can occur when a resident isn't eating enough vitamins and minerals.
People often assume that malnutrition is to blame for sudden weight loss, but it's more likely that dehydration is the cause. A loss of greater than three percent of one's body weight is the hallmark of dehydration. Dehydration is often caused by a decrease in fluid intake; however, it can also occur because of severe sweating, internal bleeding, diarrhea, or other fluid losses. When a nursing home neglects to ensure that its residents are properly hydrated, the results can be tragic. Pneumonia, mental deficiency, infections (specifically UTIs), bedsores, and even death can occur.
In addition to the numerous health conditions and disorders that can develop as a result of malnutrition and dehydration, other more general health concerns can occur as well. The stress that malnutrition and dehydration put on the body can lead to immune system suppression, brittle bones, decreased cognitive functioning, organ failure, and death.
The bottom line is that many of our state's nursing homes are more concerned with cutting costs than with adequately caring for their residents. Even though the state requires a minimum number of employees and minimum levels of training, numerous nursing homes would rather pay the fine than fix the problem. These practices must be stopped.
The lawyers at The Higgins Firm are dedicated to raising the standards of the nursing homes located in Nashville and across the state. We want to help improve conditions for all current and future residents and protect the rights of your loved ones. If you believe your loved one has been mistreated at a Tennessee nursing home and has experienced the painful effects of dehydration or malnutrition, contact our office today.


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The show of aggression among politicians is no news in Pakistan. In the history of national politics there is rarely any moment when we saw politicians following an ethical code of conduct and practicing the politics of coexistence while agreeing to disagree.
World over, the democratic tradition has allowed politicians and their followers to compete with each other. However, that convention of decorum is experiencing a shift. As the world is welcoming hardliners among the folds of government, the rhetoric of the party leadership is changing. The move from political beliefs to vested financial interests have deteriorated the sense of propriety that used to be the hallmark of the heavyweight politicians and the true democracies across the world.
In recent days political arguments and debates have been replaced by propaganda, sloganeering and hooliganism. Resultantly, masses too have become disenchanted as to their political obligations and we see fewer voters turning up to caste their ballots. While it is true that the trust in governments is falling among the democratic world, it has affected the level of civic engagement among citizens. Year 2017 World development report, World Bank, noted that the global voter turnout rate has nosedived by ten per cent in the last 25 years.
News media has borne witness to this change. As the fact of the matter, the prevalence of independent news media has allowed politics and its agents to voice their, sometimes, hostile views on air so much so that this narrative has become frivolus entertainment. At times, politicians are invited and or coaxed into take jabs at each other in talk shows and sequels of some talk shows allow the opponents a chance at attacking rather than ameliorating the situation by explaining issues plainly.
However, the politicians aren't naïve. They enjoy taking the limelight and some have allowed more airtime to news channels than the time they would spend in their constituencies. In fact the attitude the politicians exhibit during their media appearances has been far better than that on the floor of the national assembly. The recent months' coverage of the sessions of the national assembly has been an eyesore. Some analysts have argued that some of the media projections of the irresponsible behaviour of the politicians have been skewed allowing ambiguity to maintain the refreshment aspect of the proceeding.
Democracy allows the right of free speech to individuals and groups. However, competing to air opponents' dirty linen scarcely qualifies as healthy politics. Media has a stake in that. Smearing campaigns and venomous attacks against political opponents isn't entertainment. It is high time that media professionals set the right standards. In the recent case of fist-fighting among politicians media should call a spade a spade and clearly phrase their disregard for distasteful events, concentrating on revealing the true issues that amount to the rhetoric of hate.


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Mr Major's Joint Press Conference with President Bush – 20 December 1992
December 20, 1992 February 19, 2021 admin	1992, George Bush, United States, Yugoslavia
Below is the text of Mr Major's joint press conference with President George Bush, held in Washington on Sunday 20th December 1992.
PRESIDENT BUSH:
Let me just say that once again we have had a very good meeting with the Prime Minister up at Camp David, I expect this will be my last such meeting but I will tell you that it was fruitful and I feel as strongly as I ever have about the strength of the UK/US relationship, it is vital to our own interest, I know the Prime Minister feels that way and the talks just could not have gone better. We covered a wide array of subjects, almost every area of the globe, we did it in a relaxed atmosphere, it was a special joy to have Mrs Major with us at this Christmas season, we inundated them with Christmas carols and I think as far as I am concerned it was a very wonderful visit with a distinguished world leader.
We did spend a lot of time talking about the former Yugoslavia and we spelt out some objectives for our policy, nothing particularly new in it, but we agreed that working for a peaceful and just settlement in the former Yugoslavia is essential. We agreed that there is a risk and we must prevent the spread of fighting, in particular in Kosovo and Macedonia.
Then I saluted the British leadership role in the humanitarian side of things, they have forces on the ground in harm's way and those forces are doing the Lord's work in terms of bringing relief, so we talked about maintaining the humanitarian aid effort which includes the British troops and without which clearly many more lives would be lost in the winter.
So we spelt these objectives out and Prime Minister I enjoyed the visit, I do not want to monopolise it, maybe you would care to add something, Sir?
Mr President, thank you very much. Can I just echo what the President had to say about the discussions we have had over the weekend. But further than that, as the President said, this may be the last meeting we have of this kind and I have found the last two years especially fruitful in those discussions, there has been a lot happening in the last two years, I think it has been remarkably good not just for the United Kingdom but for Europe to know we have had such a good friend here in the White House and I think there are many people across the world who will have good cause to say thanks for the work that President Bush has done in the last four years. And I believe I speak not just for myself but for many millions when we wish him the best of futures after he leaves the White House in a few days time.
We had not only a very enjoyable weekend, I think we had a very productive weekend. The President has set out the objectives that we discussed as far as Yugoslavia is concerned, we looked at some of the details to underpin those objectives as well, we did agree to cooperate in a resolution at the United Nations to enforce compliance with the No Fly Zone. The aim of the resolution will be to make sure we enforce the resolution previously agreed and to prevent flights taking place other than those that have been specifically authorised to do so.
We looked also at the possible need for measures to prevent the spread of fighting into Kosovo and into Macedonia and that clearly is a matter of immense importance in the future. With that in mind we both agreed that it would be wise to press for an early increase in the number of observers in Kosovo and we also looked at the question of present and future sanctions and the present and future relationship with Serbia, we agreed that our attitude to sanctions would depend on rapid and radical change of policy by Serbia and concern that we would be ready, depending on Serbia's response, to impose new sanctions on Serbia. The sort of things we had in mind of course were initially cutting postal and telecommunication links, but going on of course to the closing of borders if necessary, and if it proves necessary complete and total diplomatic isolation not just in the short term but making it clear to them that that would apply for a very long time indeed.
Both of us wished to see a political settlement, the President was very sensitive to the work done by the British troops and by the UN agencies there and I am most grateful for his kind words about that this morning.
Amongst a number of other issues we also looked at the problems that have arisen in Iraq in the last few days in the delivery of humanitarian aid by the United Nations to the Kurds in Northern Iraq. That has come to a halt temporarily as a result of the Iraqis placing bombs in a number of the trucks that were delivering that aid and we agreed that we were determined to ensure that that aid does get through to Northern Iraq and that is a matter that will have to be developed over the course of the next few days.
So those were some, not an exclusive list, but some of the issues that we discussed this morning and I would just like to end by yet again thanking the President for the nature of these discussions and for the relationship between our two countries.
Mr. President, would US planes be used to enforce the No Fly Zone?
This is a little ahead of where we are going and we do not discuss how we are going to do things, especially before we have decided what they are going to be, so I would just have to duck that one right now.
Is there a 15 day deadline?
I saw those stories in the press this morning about a 15 day deadline, certainly that was nothing we discussed this morning, nothing we discussed over the weekend, that is a matter that is not just for the President and for I, not just for the United States and for the United Kingdom, that is something that would have to be agreed in the Security Council resolution so I do not know where these 15 day stories come from but they have no credibility at the moment.
Would you be prepared to see British involvement if necessary in enforcing the deadline?
We have got a lot of discussing to do before we determine how the deadline is going to be enforced. We have agreed that it is necessary to enforce the No Fly Zone, there is more than one way of doing that but we have to discuss that with a lot of other interested parties as well before we can agree the Security Council Resolution.
What steps would be taken to protect the forces already on the ground protecting the humanitarian effort if there were to be retaliation as a result of the enforcement of the No Fly Zone?
We have always made it clear, right from the start, that we were concerned about maintaining the humanitarian assistance that is going to Sarajevo and other centres, that clearly is of critical humanitarian importance and so is the paramount importance of preserving the security of the United Nations agencies and the British and other troops that are assisting in the delivery of that humanitarian aid. So clearly that has to underpin any resolution and any progress we make and these are the matters that will be discussed further over the next few days with our colleagues and allies.
May I simply add to that that on behalf of the United States we are very sensitive to the fact that the sons and daughters from other countries are serving on the ground in Sarajevo and trying to facilitate the relief in the former Yugoslavia. The United States has done a fair amount, a good amount I would say, in getting relief supplies in but when it comes to taking decisions that affect the lives of troops, I would view British soldiers the same as I would if these were United States soldiers here, we must do that, we owe them prudence in making these decisions and the fact that these are Brits serving there in no way lessens the feeling I have that we must be very careful we do not needlessly put young men and women who are there in harm's way more than they are. And I just want to say that particularly to the parents of the young people that are wearing British uniforms in the former Yugoslavia today, they must know that that is the way the United States views these things.
Do you anticipate any problems from Russia in terms of getting an enforcement resolution?
No we do not anticipate any, as a matter of fact they have not raised it, I talked to Boris Yeltsin for 35 minutes this morning on other matters and had that been on his mind I expect he would have raised it, he is a very frank interlocutor, as the Prime Minister knows, and so I do not anticipate difficulty. But the way we avoid that is to do exactly what we are doing, the ultimate in consultations at the United Nations.
I have nothing to add on that.
Are you ready to sign the START treaty?
We discussed that and I can tell you it is not agreed totally, we have made some real progress.
Do you have a figure of some sort for these other sanctions that you have mentioned down the line, is there something that the Serbs would do to make these happen or is it just the passage of time?
The answer to your question is no, we do not have a trigger time.
Do you want the UN resolution to stipulate that planes which violate the No Fly Zone will be shot down?
No, I do not think that the UN resolution will stipulate anything of that sort, not in those terms. But the UN resolution is not yet decided, there is a lot of discussion, we need to get the agreement of the Security Council and others, there is some way to go before we get the resolution.
Do you feel there is pressure to get it through quickly?
I do not think I want to put a timescale but I doubt it will be too long.
If Mr Milosevic is elected how would that affect things?
I think commenting on elections is a dangerous hazardous business, especially on the day of the election.
So do I, that is a good way to end this I think, thank you all very much.
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Q: Error: ReactGridLayout: ReactGridLayout.children[0].x must be a number I'm trying to make a RGL layout where I can add and remove tiles and save the configuration. I need the file to be a function component and not a class component.
Here's what I've got so far:
import React from "react";
import { Responsive, WidthProvider } from "react-grid-layout";
import { v4 as uuid } from "uuid";

const ReactGridLayout = WidthProvider(Responsive);
localStorage.setItem("username");
const username = localStorage.getItem('username');

/**
 * This layout demonstrates how to sync multiple responsive layouts to localstorage.
 */
export default class Dash extends React.PureComponent {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.originalLayouts = this.getLayout("layouts") || {lg:[]};
    this.savedLayout = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(this.originalLayouts));
    this.state = {
      layout: this.savedLayout.lg.map(function(i, key) {
        return {
          i: "",
          x: i * 2,
          y: 0,
          w: 2,
          h: 2
        };
      }
      ),
    };
    this.id = uuid()
    this.onLayoutChange = this.onLayoutChange.bind(this);
    this.addItem = this.addItem.bind(this);
    this.removeItem = this.removeItem.bind(this);
    this.now = this.now.bind(this);
    this.saveLayout = this.saveLayout.bind(this);
    this.getLayout = this.getLayout.bind(this);
    }

    // Function to create element on the Dashboard
    createElement(el, i) {
      const removeStyle = {
        position: "absolute",
        right: "2px",
        top: 0,
        cursor: "pointer"
      };
      return (

            x

      );
    }

    // Function ammends layout array with additional grid item
    addItem = (item) => {
        const id = uuid();
        console.log('adding: ' + id);
        this.setState({
          // Add a new item. It must have a unique key!
          layout: this.state.layout.concat({
            i: `${id}`,
            x: (this.state.layout.length * 2) % (this.state.cols || 12),
            y: 0, // puts it at the bottom
            w: 2,
            h: 2
          })
        },
      }

    // Function to remove grid item on click
    removeItem = (i) => {
        console.log('removing: ' + i);
        this.setState({layout: _.reject(this.state.layout, { i:i }) });
    }

    // Function when the layout change
    onLayoutChange= (layout, layouts) => {
        this.saveLayout("layouts", layouts);
        this.setState({layout: layout});
    }

    // Function to save user layout to LS
    saveLayout = ( key, value ) => {
      if (global.localStorage) {
        global.localStorage.setItem(username, JSON.stringify({ [key]: value}) );
        console.log("Saving Layout...", value);
      }
    };

    // Function to get user layout from LS
    getLayout = (key) => {
      let ls = {};
      if (global.localStorage) {
        try {
          ls = JSON.parse(global.localStorage.getItem(username)) || {};
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    render() {
      return (

          <ReactGridLayout
            className="layout"
            resizeHandles={['se']}
            compactType={"vertical"}
            draggableHandle=".dragHandle"
            onLayoutChange={this.onLayoutChange}
            // onBreakpointChange={this.onBreakpointChange}
            {...this.props}
          >
            {_.map(this.state.layout, (elem, i) => this.createElement(elem, i))}
          </ReactGridLayout>

      );
    }
  }

Can you spot where I made a mistake ? I can't find what is the problem. I can start with a blank dashboard, then add an item and it works.
But if I add a second item ! This error is raised.
Thanks !


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Here's what your UHD-TV will look like
Ultra high-def TVs still too expensive
U.S. TV sales shrink nearly 10%
Curved displays from TVs see uptake in PCs, monitors
Curved screen TVs expected to quickly flatten out
Curved TVs are mostly gimmicks that don't provide a better viewing experience, analysts say
By Lucas Mearian
Curved screen televisions are nothing more than a gimmick, and one that will quickly die off once users realize anyone watching from the periphery has a sub-par view, industry analysts said this week.
"You see a whole load of pseudo-scientific claims that get made for why curved TVs are a good thing. I think they're designed to bamboozle," said Paul Gray, director of European TV Research for DisplaySearch.
Gray and others see a saturated TV market that's not growing, so manufacturers are scrambling for the next gimmick to spur sales.
LG's 105-in. curved screen UHD-LCD TV on display at CES in January.
Curved LCD displays emerged as a spoiler for new OLED models at the IFA 2013 trade show. With Samsung, LG Electronics and several Chinese brands showing curved screen LCD TV models at this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES), they are now more commonly seen in the market.
Samsung and LG claim that the curve provides a cinema-like experience.
Indeed, movie theaters, such as IMAX 3D, use curved screens to correct for the distortions caused by images projected to a large size and in wide formats like 23:9 Cinemascope. With a flat screen, light projecting from a lens would have to travel farther to the edges of a screen. But, the curve-screen benefits for a movie theater don't translate to a 65-in. television, Gray said.
Dan Schinasi, senior manager of TV Product Planning at Samsung, said curved-TV technology offers users a wider field of view. The design of Samsung's curved TVs creates a "panoramic effect... making the display seem even bigger than it is." The curved design, Schinasi said, also creates a balanced and uniform view.
Raymond Soneira, president of DisplayMate Technologies, said in a blog post that there are advantages to a concave TV screen, first and foremost is that it cuts down on reflections from surrounding ambient light.
The slight curvature also reduces visual geometric distortion. When you watch a perfectly flat TV screen, Soneira explained, the corners of the screen are farther away than the center so they appear smaller.
"As a result, the eye doesn't see the screen as a perfect rectangle - it actually sees dual elongated trapezoids, which is keystone geometric distortion," Soneira wrote.
The slight curvature on a TV can reduce the subtle keystone geometric distortion by 50% at a typical 8-foot (2.4 meter) viewing distance, Soneira said. But that only applies to OLED TVs, which have a greater curvature. LCD screens can only have a radius of curvature of up to 16.4 feet, so the corners of the screen are only 1.4 inches forward of the center of the screen -- so it's not a large geometrical effect, he said.
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12 pravil za življenje: protistrup za kaos je knjiga samopomoči kanadskega kliničnega psihologa in profesorja psihologije Jordana Petersona iz leta 2018. Nudi življenjske nasvete v obliki esejev o etičnih načelih, psihologiji, mitologiji, religiji in osebnih anekdotah.

Knjiga je bila na prvem mestu prodajnih uspešnic v Kanadi, ZDA in Veliki Britaniji, prodali pa so jo v več kot treh milijonih izvodov po vsem svetu. Peterson je za promocijo knjige šel na svetovno turnejo, velike pozornosti pa je bil deležen predvsem po intervjuju za Channel 4 News. Kritiki so nasvete knjige in njen netipičen slog pohvalili, a so se nekateri obdregnili ob njegov slog pisanja. Knjiga je napisana v dostopnejšem slogu kot njegova prejšnja akademska knjiga iz 1999, Zemljevidi pomena: arhitektura verovanja.

Knjigo je v slovenščini izdala založba Družina. Prevedel jo je Niki Neubauer, spremno besedo pa napisal Žiga Turk. Nadaljevanje knjige, Onkraj reda: še 12 pravil za življenje, je Peterson objavil 2021.

Ozadje
Petersonovo zanimanje za pisanje knjige je nastalo iz osebnega hobija odgovarjanja na vprašanja, objavljena na Quori. Eno takšnih je bilo: "Katere so najbolj dragocene stvari, ki bi jih moral vsak vedeti?". Nanj je Peterson odgovoril s 42 pravili, a ob tem omenil, ni napisan samo za druge ljudi, temveč predvsem zanj.

12 pravil
Knjiga je razdeljena na poglavja, pri čemer vsak naslov predstavlja eno od dvanajstih življenjskih pravil, ki je nadalje razloženo v eseju.

 Stojte pokončno in z vzravnanimi rameni.
 S seboj ravnajte kot z nekom, ki ste mu dolžni pomagati.
 Za prijatelje izbirajte ljudi, ki vam želijo najboljše.
 Primerjajte se s tem, kar ste bili včeraj, ne s tem, kar je nekdo drug danes.
 Svojim otrokom ne dovolite narediti ničesar, zaradi česar bi jih imeli manj radi.
 Spravite svoj dom popolnoma v red, preden kritizirate svet.
 Delajte, kar je smiselno (ne, kar je prikladno).
 Govorite resnico – ali vsaj ne lažite.
Domnevajte, da oseba, ki jo poslušate, morda ve nekaj, česar vi ne.
 Bodite natančni, ko govorite.
 Ne težite mulcem, ko rolkajo.
 Pobožajte mačko, če jo srečate na ulici.

Vsebina

Utemeljitvena ideja je, da je trpljenje vgrajeno v strukturo bivanja. Čeprav je to lahko nevzdržno, imajo ljudje možnost, da se umaknejo, kar je "samomorilna gesta", ali se z njim soočijo in ga presežejo. Vendar pa ima vsak človek v svetu kaosa in reda "temo", ki jih lahko spremeni v "pošasti" in s tem sposobne, da zadovoljijo svoje temne impulze v resničnih situacijah. Znanstveni poskusi, kot je Test nevidne gorile (en), kažejo, da je zaznavanje prilagojeno ciljem, zaradi česar je bolje iskati smisel kakor srečo. Peterson ugotavlja:Enostavno si je misliti, da je smisel življenja sreča, a kaj se zgodi, ko si nesrečen? Sreča je odličen stranski učinek. Ko pride, jo hvaležno sprejmite. Toda minljiva je nepredvidljiva. Ni nekaj, k čemur bi stremeli – ker ni cilj sam po sebi. Če je sreča smisel življenja, kaj se zgodi, ko si nesrečen? Potem si zguba.Knjiga izpostavlja misel, da smo ljudje rojeni s čutom za etično in smisel. Zato bi morali prevzeti odgovornost za iskanje smisla, ki mora biti nad osebnimi interesi. Takšen razmislek se odraža tako v sodobnih zgodbah, kot so Ostržek, Levji kralj in Harry Potter, kot v Svetem pismu. Stati pokončno in z vzravnanimi rameni (prvo pravilo) pomeni sprejeti težko odgovornost življenja, žrtvovati se, da bi lahko usmerjali svoje življenje na način, ki presega plehke zadovoljitve, naj bodo naravne ali perverzne.

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Zunanje povezave
  Slavoj Zizek debates Jordan Peterson Apr 27, 2019
Dvanajst pravil za življenje, ampak čemu? – Kolumna Žige Turka

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Thats a lot of hair dense packed in that area.His result looks good with his transplanted hair density matching his native hair.What is the reason he had beard and bht hair as his donor looks very good.
Any imm post of pics of this patient,particulary top down shots.
It is alot of grafts, but if you take note of the light freckles on his forehead as a reference point, you can see he's lowered his hairline a long way.
Good eye lost youth. Certainly that would be a big factor.
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Weaponized antibodies use new tricks to fight cancer
Next generation of Trojan-horse drugs designed to minimize damage to healthy cells.
Heidi Ledford
Dennis Kunkel Microscopy/SPL
Breast-cancer cells might be susceptible to drugs that masquerade as antibodies to sidestep defences.
After decades of frustration, efforts to develop antibodies that can ferry drugs into cancer cells — and minimize damage to healthy tissue — are gathering steam. The next generation of these 'weaponized antibody' therapies, called antibody–drug conjugates (ADCs), is working its way through clinical trials.
Researchers will gather to discuss this renaissance on 30 November at the Symposium on Molecular Targets and Cancer Therapeutics in Munich, Germany. The improvements come after the first wave of experimental ADCs failed to deliver on its promise.
"Initially there was a lot of excitement, and then slowly many of them did not work," says Raffit Hassan, a cancer researcher at the US National Cancer Institute in Bethesda, Maryland. Now, he says, there are two new ADCs in phase III clinical trials, and many more in earlier-stage testing.
The concept that underlies these drugs is simple: repurposing an antibody as a vehicle to deliver a toxic drug into a cancer cell. When the antibody in an ADC seeks out and docks onto a tumour cell, the cell takes it up and cleaves the molecular links that bind the drug to the antibody. This frees the drug to kill the cell from within.
But this approach has proved tricky to realize. Sometimes the molecular linkers are too tight, and do not release the drug inside the cell. Sometimes they are too unstable, and release the drug near healthy cells — limiting the dose that can be administered. Even the drugs themselves can be problematic: because most are toxic mainly to rapidly dividing cells, they can leave behind the slowly dividing cells that seed some tumours. And some have had trouble penetrating more than a few cell layers into their target tumours.
Researchers have been chasing ADCs for decades, Hassan says. The US Food and Drug Administration has approved three, but one was subsequently withdrawn from the market amid concerns that it was not effective and posed safety risks. The other two have met a happier fate: sales of Adcetris (brentuximab vedotin), approved in 2011 to treat lymphoma, and Kadcyla (trastuzumab emtansine), approved in 2013 to treat breast cancer, have been encouraging, says Ryan Million, head of the San Francisco office of the life-sciences and health-care consultancy firm Trinity Partners.
The approvals gave investors confidence in the field and sent researchers into a frenzy to improve their designs. More than 40 ADCs are now in clinical testing. Genentech, the biotechnology firm in South San Francisco, California, that developed Kadcyla, is experimenting with alternative drugs and molecular linkers. "Chemistry efforts have gotten more sophisticated in making decisions about which linker will go with each drug," says Bernard Fine, a group medical director at the firm. The company is now working on nine ADCs.
Researchers are also mining a wealth of data from cancer-sequencing projects in search of new targets for antibodies to latch onto, says Stéphane Depil, medical director of the cancer immunotherapy programme at the Centre Léon Bérard in Lyon, France. Identifying those that are unique, or nearly so, to cancer cells has been a major challenge, he says. But growing interest in harnessing the immune system has led researchers to catalogue unique proteins expressed on the surface of malignant cells.
Some companies are trying to hit familiar targets with entirely new designs. Mersana Therapeutics, a biotechnology firm in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has attached both an antibody and a drug to a biodegradable polymer, rather than linking them to each other. This allows the company to attach 15 molecules of the drug to each polymer, rather than the usual three or four, says chief scientific officer Timothy Lowinger. Mersana is testing its approach in early clinical trials of a drug conjugate that targets HER2, a protein expressed at high levels in some breast-cancer tumours. Kadcyla targets HER2, too, but Lowinger says that Mersana's version can bring in more drug per target, so it could be useful against cancers that express only low levels of HER2.
And at Tarveda Therapeutics, a biotechnology company in Watertown, Massachusetts, researchers have dispensed with the antibody altogether. Instead they are using a short strand of amino acids, the building blocks of proteins, to target cancer cells. The result is a drug that is about 15 times smaller and likely to penetrate deeper into the tumour, says Richard Wooster, Tarveda's president of research and development.
Even with all this activity, the technology has not reached its peak, says Million. "There's still lots to innovate," he says. "But when it works, I think it will work powerfully."
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Biografia
Dopo essersi laureato in Medicina e chirurgia a Sassari il 18 luglio 1950, Giovanni Antonio Meloni risultò vincitore di borse di studio in importanti centri di ricerca stranieri quali l'Institut Pasteur di Parigi, l'Institut de Recherches Scientifique sur le Cancer di Villejuif (1961-1962), e il Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Bacterial Products and Review Center for Drug and Biologic di Bethesda (Maryland). Dal 1963 al 1965 è stato professore incaricato di Microbiologia all'Università di Parma; dal 1965 al 1967, ha ricoperto il medesimo incarico all'Università di Sassari (con direzione dell'Istituto di microbiologia) e contemporaneamente quello di Chimica delle fermentazioni.

Dopo esser risultato vincitore di concorso, è stato professore ordinario di microbiologia (1968-88) e di microbiologia clinica (1988-98) all'Università di Padova, dove ha fondato e diretto l'Istituto di Microbiologia.

Dal 1985 al 1992 è stato direttore del servizio di microbiologia del complesso convenzionato Ospedale-Università di Padova. Nel 1978 ha fondato la Scuola di specializzazione in microbiologia e virologia dell'Università di Padova e ne è stato direttore fino al 1993. Ha creato il "Laboratorio Nazionale di Riferimento per la Micoplasmologia" e il "Centro Regionale per lo studio delle infezioni nell'ospite immunocompromesso e per lo sviluppo di nuovi farmaci antimicrobici".

Ha svolto attività di ricerca in prevalenza negli Istituti di Microbiologia delle Università di Genova (1952-1963), di Parma (1963-1965), di Sassari (1965-1967) e di Padova (dal 1968).

Ha svolto ricerche sui fenomeni di perdita della parete cellulare nei batteri e sui loro meccanismi divisionali, sulla riproduzione dei virus, sull'attività degli acidi nucleici virali, sugli antigeni virali, sulla biologia dei micoplasmi e sulle malattie umane da questi provocate, sui meccanismi d'azione dei chemioantibiotici e dei farmaci antivirali e sulle infezioni micoplasmiche delle colture cellulari in vitro.

Autore di un trattato didattico di microbiologia generale e di oltre 200 pubblicazioni su riviste italiane e straniere concernenti la batteriologia, la virologia, l'immunologia, la micoplasmologia, la proto zoologia, oltre a problemi biologici generali di patologia sperimentale e di microbiologia applicata alla medicina.

Dal 1980 al 1986, ha fatto parte del Working Team on Human, Non Human-Primate and Cell-Culture Mycoplasmas dell'International Organization for Mycoplasmology.

Onorificenze

Opere
 Giovanni Antonio Meloni, Lezioni di microbiologia, Libreria Cortina, Padova
 Giovanni Antonio Meloni, Microbiologia generale, Libreria Cortina, Padova, 1975

Note

Voci correlate
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