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Q: innerHTML on a style element causing runtime error This works in FF safari and chrome but is causing an error in IE8
var styleText = "#" + containerElement.id + " button {background-color:" + options.bg_color + ";}";
    styleText += "#" + containerElement.id + " button.not-open {color:" + options.txt_color + ";}";
    styleText += "#" + containerElement.id + " button.not-open:hover {color:" + options.hvr_color + ";}";
    styleText += ".info_pane {background-color:" + options.bg_color + ";}";
    styleText += ".info_pane {color:" + options.txt_color + ";}";
    styleText += ".info_pane a {color:" + options.txt_color + ";}";
    var style = document.createElement('style');
    style.type = 'text/css';
    style.innerHTML = styleText;

the innerHTML is what is throwing the error. What would be the best alternative to making this work? I have looked around and most things i have found seem a little shaky

A: Try the cssText property instead. style.cssText = styleText;
EDIT: Evidently, that would be style.styleSheet.cssText = styleText;. My bad.
DEMO

A:     var styleText = "#" + containerElement.id + " button {background-color:" + options.bg_color + ";}";
    styleText += "#" + containerElement.id + " button.not-open {color:" + options.txt_color + ";}";
    styleText += "#" + containerElement.id + " button.not-open:hover {color:" + options.hvr_color + ";}";
    styleText += ".info_pane {background-color:" + options.bg_color + ";}";
    styleText += ".info_pane {color:" + options.txt_color + ";}";
    styleText += ".info_pane a {color:" + options.txt_color + ";}";
    var style = document.createElement('style');
    style.type = 'text/css';
    if(style.styleSheet) { //IE
        style.styleSheet.cssText = styleText;
        document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(style);
    } else {
        style.innerHTML = styleText;
        document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(style);
    }

This is what i ended up having to go with. Don't remember exactly where i found it, but it works.

A: Glad you found a solution... just out of interest, what do you get if you try any of the following?
style.innerText = styleText;
style.insertAdjacentText('beforeEnd', styleText);
style.insertAdjacentHTML('beforeEnd', styleText);
style.replaceAdjacentText('beforeEnd', styleText);

I don't have access to an IE8 user agent at the moment to test and was just pondering. According to msdn neither innerHTML, nor insertAdjacentHTML is supported on a Style element (rather ridiculously)... however it does support replaceAdjacentText?? good old IE as usual.
I guess another fallback -- just for ideas sake -- is to use:
var head = document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0];
    head.insertAdjacentHTML('<style>'+styleText+'</style>');


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Not in my backyard: One Naples project near beach draws ire at neighborhood meeting
Laura Layden
Naples Daily News
North Naples residents packed the house for a neighborhood meeting about the controversial One Naples project, passionately expressing their opposition and vociferously calling for a more reasonable development.
The meeting — a required step in Collier County's review and approval process for the proposed development — drew a crowd of about 400 to a community room at Saint John the Evangelist Catholic Church, off 111th Avenue, on Tuesday night.
After one opponent took the microphone to voice his dislike for the project, he asked everyone in support of it to stand up or raise their hand and less than 10 people in the crowd did so. "I rest my case," he said.
The crowd was a sea of red shirts carrying the message "Support Reasonable Development."
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As Stock Development's team of experts made a formal presentation about the project at the start of the meeting, the audience grew impatient, booing, heckling and questioning their statements, including their promises to continue working with the community and to build something "everyone can be proud of."
Early on in the detailed presentation, one irked opponent shouted, "Nobody cares."
The groaning grew in intensity as the developer's presentation, which took roughly 30 minutes, drew on, with angry calls to "wrap it up" so the residents could talk.
Previously:Stock Development holds community meetings to tell 'good story' about One Naples
Naples-based Stock Development, a longtime, award-winning developer, has requested a rezoning and small-scale growth plan amendment to build an upscale, compact and walkable housing and retail development on nearly 6 acres, one block from Vanderbilt Beach in North Naples.
The One Naples project would include two 18-story high-rise residential towers, along with three five-story residential buildings and up to 25,000 square feet of commercial uses. In total, the highly-amenitized destination development would have 240 residences, priced at $1.5 million to more than $10 million.
There would also be a private marina, as well as a real estate office and a coffee shop and deli open to the public.
Opponents objected to the intensity of the development, arguing it's the wrong project in the wrong place. They raised concerns about traffic, noise and safety — and complained the project would ruin their lives and "slice of paradise," crowding their neighborhoods, streets and beaches and blocking their prized views of the Gulf of Mexico and beautiful sunsets.
Naples land use attorney Rich Yovanovich, part of Stock's expert team, reminded the crowd that the current C-3 zoning on the property would allow for a commercial development up to 100,000 square feet, similar to the Village on Venetian Bay shopping center, which has a mix of shops, restaurants and offices. He emphasized that such a project — which could be more than 50 feet tall — would be much worse for the neighborhood, generating heavier traffic and more commotion than what's proposed.
"It's a reasonable alternative if the residential development doesn't go forward," Yovanovich said.
To those arguments, several opponents in the crowd chanted "then do that."
Many speakers said they would prefer a commercial-only development — and they questioned how big or intense it could actually be based on market demands for the neighborhood and the location of the site. Some suggested the developer is using the most intense alternative as a threat, when it doesn't seem viable.
"There is no threat," Yovanovich said. "It's the reality of what the property is zoned for."
Speaker Clarette Frank commented that a few people are going to get rich from the proposed project, while the rest of the neighborhood suffers. She emphasized that county commissioners will be the ones to have the final say, adding that: "We can vote them all out if they allow any of this nonsense to go down."
In an interview after her formal comments, Frank described the development plans as "overreaching."
"This is a disaster at every level," she said. "It's just a land grab."
A couple of speakers suggested alternate plans with fewer residences and commercial uses that might not be as profitable, but would be more acceptable to the community.
Some criticized Stock Development for not having detailed renderings at this point in the review process to show how the high-rises will look from the street. One of them held up a black-and-white sketch she asked an architect to draft to show a perspective, suggesting the towers will create an unsightly canyon-like effect.
A few speakers acknowledged Stock Development's good reputation and quality developments in Southwest Florida, but questioned why the developer would want to build something the neighborhood clearly doesn't want.
"We are asking Stock to do the right thing. Hopefully, they do," said Pelican Marsh resident Ralph Weisgerber.
In answer to the residents' pleas, Brian Stock, a co-owner and CEO of Stock Development, said he believes his project is the best one for the site and the neighborhood.
"We want to be here because we live here and own a company here and we feel we can do the project right," he said.
Now that Stock Development has painstakingly assembled and purchased the property, investing more than $19.7 million in it, Stock said it's "going to get developed one way or the other." That comment brought boos from the crowd.
One of the project's most vocal opponents, Buzz Victor, drew a roaring round of applause when he stood up to talk about his organized efforts to stop the development through a nonprofit he's set up — and its associated website SaveVanderbiltBeach.com.
He told Stock and his team that more than 600 people have registered on his website and 14% of those people have donated to his crusade, generating more than $22,000 for a war chest.
"I'm here to tell you we are going to be doing mass mailings, we are going to be doing more and more signs, we are going to be around all through this and we are going to fight it all the way," Victor said.
Victor is behind the red T-shirts and hats that dozens of opponents wore at the meeting. After the meeting, he said it was more contentious and passionate than he expected.
"I'm sure Stock got a message out of this," he said. "But the real ones who need to get the message are the county commissioners because they are the ones who are ultimately making the decision here."
After the hours-long meeting concluded, Claudine Leger-Wetzel, a vice president of sales and marketing for Stock Development, said it offered an "opportunity for everyone to vent." Those who attended, she said, represent only a microcosm of the community at large.
Based on all the comments from neighbors, Leger-Wetzel said the development team has scheduled an internal meeting for Friday to "continue to vet the project." She pointed out the project has already been revised once to try to address community concerns, which reduced its height and cut the amount of residences by 20%.
"We will continue to collaborate and make this the best project we can," she said.
In case you missed it:Stock Development revises controversial plans for One Naples near Vanderbilt Beach
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Terlipressin ist ein Prodrug und synthetisches Analogon von Vasopressin. Es handelt sich um ein in der Hypophyse wirksames Peptidhormon. Es unterscheidet sich vom Vasopressin um vier Aminosäuren, in seiner Wirkdauer und in seiner Verstoffwechslung.

Eigenschaften
Terlipressin ist ein Prodrug des Lysin-Vasopressins, das durch Abspaltung von drei Glycinresten langsam freigesetzt wird. Dadurch erhöht sich die Wirkdauer. An erster Stelle wirkt Terlipressin kontrahierend auf die glatte Muskulatur der abdominellen Organe und des Gefäßsystems. Das bedeutet, es kommt zur Kontraktion der Gefäße und Kontraktion des Gastrointestinaltrakts, wodurch die Peristaltik gefördert wird, sowie zur Kontraktion der gynäkologischen Organe.

Die terminale Halbwertszeit von Terlipressin beträgt 0,9 Stunden und von Lysin-Vasopressin 3,0 Stunden.

Anwendung
Terlipressin wird insbesondere eingesetzt zur Behandlung von Ösophagusvarizenblutungen sowie in der Notfallbehandlung des hepatorenalen Syndroms (Typ I), gekennzeichnet durch spontanes akutes Nierenversagen, die als Komplikationen der Leberzirrhose auftreten können. Es wirkt hier vornehmlich über eine Senkung der Durchblutung im Splanchnikusgebiet, was zu einer konsekutiven Senkung des Pfortaderdrucks führt und damit das Risiko einer Ösophagusvarizenblutung vermindert. Im septischen Schock wird es im Gegensatz zum Vasopressin nicht eingesetzt. Gegen den Einsatz im septischen Schock sprechen inzwischen auch die internationalen Leitlinien (SSC 2021). Außerdem wirkt es wie das Vasopressin leicht antidiuretisch.

Es wird als Terlipressindiacetat-Pentahydrat (TGLVP), aufgelöst in Natriumchloridlösung, parenteral verabreicht.

Anwendungsbeschränkungen
Nicht angewendet werden darf Terlipressin bei septischem Schock bei Patienten mit geringer kardialer Leistung, bei Patienten mit anhaltender koronarer, peripherer oder mesenterialer Ischämie sowie bei ischämischer kardiovaskulärer Erkrankung in der Anamnese.

Bei Hypertonie, fortgeschrittene Arteriosklerose, fortgeschrittene pAVK, Asthma bronchiale und in der Stillzeit bestehen Anwendungsbeschränkungen.

Nebenwirkungen
Die häufigsten Nebenwirkungen sind krampfartige Bauchschmerzen, Übelkeit, Diarrhö, Hypertonie, Hypotonie, periphere Ischämie, Arrhythmien, Bradykardie, Tachykardie, Ischämiezeichen im EKG, Hautblässe, krampfartige Unterleibsschmerzen (bei Frauen) und Hyponatriämie.

Wechselwirkungen werden auch besonders in Kombination mit bradykardisierenden Medikamenten erwartet (z. B. Propofol, Sufentanil). In solchen Fällen sind schwere Bradykardien möglich.

Handelsnamen
Glycylpressin (D, A, CH), Haemopressin (D, A, CH), Terlivaz (USA)

Siehe auch
 Desmopressin

Einzelnachweise

Arzneistoff
Peptid

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// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;
using System.Collections.Specialized;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis;
using System.Linq;
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices.WindowsRuntime;
using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Windows.Foundation;
using Windows.UI.Xaml.Data;

namespace Microsoft.WindowsAzure.MobileServices
{
    /// <summary>
    /// An asynchronous data source that implements ISupportIncrementalLoading and
    /// can wrap the results of a Mobile Services query in a way that's easily
    /// consumed by Xaml collection controls like ListView, GridView or ListBox.
    /// </summary>
    /// <typeparam name="TTable">Data source element type.</typeparam>
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    /// Currently handles asynchronously loading the data, notifying the controls and paging.
    /// Use the <see cref="MobileServiceIncrementalLoadingCollection{T}"/> class if the table and
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    /// </remarks>
    public class MobileServiceIncrementalLoadingCollection<TTable, TCollection> :
        MobileServiceCollection<TTable, TCollection>,
        ISupportIncrementalLoading
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        /// <summary>
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        /// class.
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        /// <param name="selector">
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        [System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis.SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Usage", "CA2214:DoNotCallOverridableMethodsInConstructors", Justification="Overridable method is only used for change notifications")]
        public MobileServiceIncrementalLoadingCollection(IMobileServiceTableQuery<TTable> query, Func<IEnumerable<TTable>, IEnumerable<TCollection>> selector)
            :base(query, selector, 1)
        {
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        }

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        /// <summary>
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        /// </summary>
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        /// </param>
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                    if (this.ThrowExceptionsFromLoading)
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            });
        }

        /// <summary>
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        /// LoadMoreItemsAsync performed by controls.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="exception">The exception.</param>
        protected virtual void OnExceptionOccurred(Exception exception)
        {
            // Do nothing
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    }

    /// <summary>
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    /// can wrap the results of a Mobile Services query in a way that's easily
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    /// </summary>
    /// <typeparam name="T">Data source and collection element type.</typeparam>
    /// <remarks>
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    /// </remarks>
    public class MobileServiceIncrementalLoadingCollection<T> : MobileServiceIncrementalLoadingCollection<T, T>
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="T:IncrementalLoadingMobileServiceCollection{T}"/> class.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="query">
        /// The data source's query, which provides the data.
        /// </param>
        public MobileServiceIncrementalLoadingCollection(IMobileServiceTableQuery<T> query)
            : base(query, (Func<IEnumerable<T>, IEnumerable<T>>)(t => t))
        {
        }
    }
}

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My very talented friend Marielle drew some amazing artwork for my blog! 🙂 Im so pleased with it, I love it!
This lady is incredibly creative and is at her happiest when she is with a dog or surrounded by 'ink, water colours, acrylics and tons of pencil shavings'!
Check out Marielle's blog, Miss Beretta, to feast your eyes on her amazing illustrations! Definitely make sure you check out her Chvrches drawing and the geisha and hula girls!
While you explore her blog, Im off to baker her a thank you cake…..enjoy!
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Eduardo Raúl Puchetta (n. San Nicolás, Argentina; 21 de junio de 1992) y es un futbolista argentino. Se desempeña como delantero y actualmente milita en Deportes Puerto Montt de la Primera B de Chile. Debutó profesionalmente en el año 2011, jugando por Vélez Sarsfield.

Clubes

Palmarés

Campeonatos nacionales

Referencias
 Ficha en Transfermarkt
 Ficha en Ceroacero
 Ficha en Soccerway

Futbolistas de San Nicolás de los Arroyos
Futbolistas de las inferiores del Club Atlético Vélez Sarsfield
Futbolistas del Club Atlético Vélez Sarsfield
Futbolistas del Real Club Celta de Vigo "B"
Futbolistas del Club de Deportes Copiapó en los años 2010
Futbolistas del Club de Deportes Copiapó en los años 2020
Futbolistas del Club de Deportes Puerto Montt en los años 2020


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Otter Ponds
To say that the Otter Pond of today is not the Otter Pond of yesteryear harks to a profound pond-altering event that took place in 1793. For in that year the Trustees of the Town of Southampton transferred to Sag Harbor resident John Jermain the right to dig a channel to connect the freshwater pond with Sag Harbor's Upper Cove. During the 219 years that have since passed, the pond's ecology evolved from that of an enclosed freshwater pond to one characterized by fish and surrounding vegetation consistent with a tidal saltwater pond, though one that also does receive fresh groundwater feed. At its deepest, the pond measures 35 feet.
That same John Jermain was also granted the right to build a bridge over the new channel, specified to be at least 12 feet wide to accommodate all types of carriages. The most recent iteration of the bridge, considerably wider than 12 feet, offers sidewalk vantage points on each side of Main Street where the inrushing and outrushing of the tide can be witnessed. In the 2012 spring and early summer season in which we saw the water levels in all the Long Pond Greenbelt's freshwater ponds dropping unusually low, Otter Pond's fullness spoke to the daily influx of waters from the sea.
The pond, the bridge, and the surrounding parkland form one of Sag Harbor's most notable landmarks. Sitting at the intersection of the Bridgehampton/Sag Harbor Turnpike, Jermain Avenue, and Brick Kiln Road, at the southern gateway to the village and across the street from Mashashimuet Park, it has for centuries been a focal point of village life. Its shores have seen houses and mills come and go, but its current character was set in motion when, in 1908, Sag Harbor's most prominent benefactress, Mrs. Russell Sage, purchased the pond and its surroundings, had the existing buildings removed, and two years later donated it all to the park association managing Mashashimuet.
Today the pond is primarily a visual amenity, providing a beautiful view upon entering the village. While benches and lawns do provide visitors comfortable places to stop and enjoy the peaceful scene, in former times, it could be a bustling place.
In the early 1900s, for instance, when a small wading beach was opened, not only did children participating in a park program get to use it, it has been reported that in a single day around that time close to 200 people visited it for a quick swim. That's a lot of folks. In the winter skating parties were common, too. One Internet blogger from Sag Harbor says that the bridge used to have gates that were closed in the winter to keep saltwater from entering the pond and that it was used for skating until the early 1960s.
Stepping further back to the early 1800s, fish and eel abounded in Otter Pond. One historian reports that in 1806, 3,600 fish were caught in one haul and that in 1818, the year that the pond was opened to eeling, 54 dozen eels were taken in a few hours' time one December day. Fishing at the pond continues here in the 21st century: it's the occasional recreational fisherman or fisherwoman who's seen at the pond's edge, generally at the point where the channel funnels into the pond.
Otter Pond has lent its name to one of the Sag Harbor Fire Department's companies — the Otter Hose Company No. 3 — to a supper club — the House on Otter Pond, during the 1970s, a bed and breakfast currently operating nearby — the Otter Pond House — and probably many other enterprises over the centuries.
Since otters are known to have been close to extinction on Long Island since the early 1800s, it is a testament to the power of history that place names endure long after the original reason for their designation. A recent event, however, poses the possibility of something new. In December of 2010, neighbors of the pond sighted a seal coming in and out of the pond, catching fish inside and then swimming back out to the cove to eat their catch (see below). Has the time come, perhaps, to change the name from Otter Pond to Seal Pond?
Thanks to Bob Wolfram for his wonderful collection of postcards of old Sag Harbor, to Dorothy Zaykowski for her terrific history of Sag Harbor (Sag Harbor: The Story of an American Beauty), and to the Sag Harbor Express for permission to reprint the seal photographs.
-Sandra Ferguson, FLPG Vice President


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Thanks to all who served . . .
This page was created in a meager attempt at showing honor, saying thanks and Welcome Home, to all who served. If you have a related article you'd like to add please use the button below. It just seems so inadequate of our appreciation of those who served in that police action.
A while back I read of a Vietnam Veteran who bet one of his 'Nam' buddies who served with him in the 'Cav,' that there was tremendous support for Kerry and Hanoi Jane among the Vietnam Vets . . . .
"That is total B.S.!!" responded his pal then added "prove it"
The prankster held out his hand for a shake and said "betcha $20."
"The bet is ON!" his buddy yelled.
"OK. I'll send you a picture!"
The second guy wondered why he yelling and remembered his hate for Kerry, Fonda and McCain.
And sure enough, the proof was in the picture . . . . .
Vietnam Veterans who love John Kerry and Hanoi Jane Fonda . . .
That was easy money! But it was a sucker bet and of course gave the money back.
But the thought of anyone honoring Hanoi Jane Fonda, John Hanoi Kerry, or John Songbird McCain is more than any America-respecting veteran can stomach. Them's fightin' words!


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Lou Walker Senior Center Turns 10
June 3, 20164min8630
A popular DeKalb senior center is celebrating a decade of helping seniors remain active.
The Lou Walker Senior Center, located at 2538 Panola Road, Lithonia, announces "Life Begins at Lou Walker," a weeklong tenth anniversary celebration, June 3-11.
"The Lou Walker Senior Center has become a premiere example of how government should take care of those who have worked hard, supported families and served in the community for so many years," said DeKalb Interim CEO Lee May. "This center is a place where seniors can remain physically active, mentally engaged and socially connected as they reap the benefits of their labors."
Opening officially in January 2006, the multipurpose facility serves active senior adults, ages 55 and older. The 40,000-square-foot facility, which offers world-class amenities and programming, has had more than 1.3 million visits in the past decade. The center serves approximately 500-600 members daily.
The LWSC's anniversary week activities include:
• Friends & Family Day, June 3, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. This event will feature the center's Anniversary Parade, a $3-a-plate fish and grits breakfast, and the unveiling of portraits of the 10-year Trailblazers.
"The Trailblazers are 33 members who have been instrumental in starting programs, clubs and the choir, and volunteering for the past 10 years," said LWSC Director Bettye Davis. "They have been the catalysts that have kept the legacy of Lou Walker alive."
The Trailblazers' portraits will be displayed on a special "Wall of Fame" at LWSC for the rest of the year.
• Game Day, Monday, June 6, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Participants can enjoy games all day long. Among the games available will be Wii, Pinochle, Bid Whist, Scrabble, dominos, chess, billiards and bridge.
• Fab Fun Fitness Day, Tuesday, June 7, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Join LWSC seniors for a day of fitness and fun featuring Tai Chi, Zumba, chair aerobics, Stretchercising, Dynamics Abs, Pilates and more. Participants must sign a waiver to participate.
• Dance with Us, Wednesday, June 8, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Learn hot new dance moves with Line Dancers from LWSC's more than 20 dance groups which will lead dances at the start of each hour.
• Reflections of the Soul—LWSC Inspiring Art, Thursday, June 9, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. LWSC seniors will showcase some of their talents. Books by several LWSC seniors will be on display, as well as exhibits and demonstrations by various center clubs and classes. Additionally from 5 to 8 p.m., there will be a movie shown with dinner prepared by Piccaddilly's.
• Red Carpet Reception and Broadway-style production, Saturday, June 11, 3 to 6 p.m. The week of celebration will culminate in a red carpet reception, silent auction benefiting the center, and a Broadway-style production celebrating the life, work and legacy of founder, Lou Walker. The LWSC Drama Club production, They Call Him Lou, begins at 4:30 p.m. Tickets for this event are $10 each.
All anniversary events are open to the public.
"This is an opportunity to invite our family and friends to come and see what we're doing at the LWSC," Davis said.
For more information or to purchase tickets to the Broadway-style production, contact Bettye Davis, 770-322-2900.
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Chops and steaks are quick-cooking cuts of meat; they are ideal for the stovetop or grill. These thin-cut pieces of meat are great for impromptu entertaining or weeknight meals.
Seasoning is easy - use a marinade or your favourite dry rub, but honestly, salt and freshly ground black pepper is more than enough to bring out the flavour of the meat. Because chops and steaks are single cut pieces of meat, if you buy more than you need, simply season, wrap tightly in plastic wrap and then a zip bag, label and toss into the freezer. When you're ready to cook, defrost, bring meat to room temperature and cook. It's that easy.
Here's the recipe for these Pan Seared Pork Chops.


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Q: Can the frame border on a BarChart Legend be removed? I am creating an application for various kinds of plot/chart drawing in Mathematica. Ultimately it will have a GUI, but the first step is to get the code right, and simple enough for a GUI to manage. I am having difficulty setting legends to have no frame around them.
Here is a minimal example (with some options on BarChart already customised using SetOptions.
mydata = {4.5644, 5.546, 6.8674, 2.7688, 1.742, 5.3952, 4.3392, 4.5016, \
 3.7748, 1.838, 2.24, 0.693, 2.818, 4.9, 3.939, 3.459, 3.755, 4.475, \
 3.857, 3.215, 2.206, 2.206, 2.117, 3.403, 3.277, 3.761, 4.276, 2.559, \
 3.486, 4.778, 2.281, 2.865, 3.629, 4.916, 4.572, 5.244, 5.395, 2.865, \
 -0.524, 5.01, 4.401, 4.513, 4.54}

BarChart[mydata,
 ChartStyle -> {Join[
  Table[RGBColor[0.5, 0.5, 0.95], {Length[mydata] - 3}], {Magenta,
   Magenta, Magenta}]}, PlotRange -> {-2, 8},
 ChartLegends -> {Join[
  Table[None, {Length[mydata] - 3}], {Placed[
   Style["Forecasts", FontFamily -> "Arial", FontSize -> 18],
   Bottom]}]}, BarSpacing -> 0.4,
 LegendAppearance ->  Directive[Background -> Red,
   Frame -> None, ImageSize -> 15]]

And here is what I get:

Try as I might, I can't get rid of that border round the legend. You can see that LegendAppearance does nothing - I've tried a few other approaches to it, too.
I'm reticent to code up little rectangles by hand, because that will be very difficult to get right in the eventual GUI. ChartLabels won't work either, because that is already being used for date labels in the real version of the graph.
Does anyone have any suggestions?

A: You can temporarily, globally kill the frame by setting:
SetOptions[Legending`GridLegend, Legending`LegendContainer -> Identity]

To restore the default behavior, set:
SetOptions[Legending`GridLegend, Legending`LegendContainer -> Automatic]

A: Not as versatile as Simon's method given above, but nevertheless possibly worth posting. (I found this out while reading this question)
Using Part, where bc is as defined in Simon's answer:
bc[[2]] = bc[[2, 1]]; bc

giving

A: I can't find any options to turn the frame off. The documentation for LegendAppearance is fairly minimal and the styling of legends in general does not get much discussion (see [2] and links within).
The easiest solution I can think of is to manually modify the graphics. Charts with legends produce Labeled graphics objects. For a single legend, the Labeled object that is produced looks like Labeled[Graphics[...], Framed[...], pos], so all you need to do is remove the Framed part. This could be done just be removing all Framed heads using a ReplaceAll (e.g. BarChart[...] /. Framed -> Identity), but maybe something more targeted would be safer.
mydata = {4.5644, 5.546, 6.8674, 2.7688, 1.742, 5.3952, 4.3392,
   4.5016, 3.7748, 1.838, 2.24, 0.693, 2.818, 4.9, 3.939, 3.459,
   3.755, 4.475, 3.857, 3.215, 2.206, 2.206, 2.117, 3.403, 3.277,
   3.761, 4.276, 2.559, 3.486, 4.778, 2.281, 2.865, 3.629, 4.916,
   4.572, 5.244, 5.395, 2.865, -0.524, 5.01, 4.401, 4.513, 4.54};

bc = BarChart[{Legended[Style[mydata[[;; -4]], Red], "Data"],
   Legended[Style[mydata[[-3 ;;]], Blue], "Forecasts"]},
  PlotRange -> {-2, 8}, BarSpacing -> 0.4, LegendAppearance -> "Row"]

bc /. Labeled[g_, Framed[leg_], pos_] :> Labeled[g, leg, pos]

The above could also be produced using Replace[bc, Framed[leg_] :> leg, {1}]  or MapAt[Apply[Identity, #] &, bc, 2] or similar constructions. It wouldn't take much to modify the code if you have more labels or different types of graphics objects.

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In the 1966 British romantic comedy Alfie starring Michael Caine, it's Sonny Rollins's score that steals the leading role.
The album was described by the Los Angeles Times as "one of the most ambitious jazz projects of the last 25 years."
On 25 January 1956, Ella Fitzgerald recorded for Verve Records for the very first time. It was the beginning of a resurgence in the singer's career.
Faced with a dilapidated piano and suffering from back aches and sleep withdrawal, Keith Jarret defied the odds to record his masterpiece, 'The Köln Concert'.
The version from Wilson's 'New Moon Daughter' album was selected by the HBO series' soundtrack curator T Bone Burnett.
Featuring Francis Wolff's iconic photography and Reid Miles' innovative typography, the best Blue Note album covers influenced mainstream graphic design.


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NAME

lightdm - a display manager
SYNOPSIS

lightdm [ OPTION ]
DESCRIPTION

lightdm is a display manager.
OPTIONS

-h, --help Show help options

-c, --config=FILE Use configuration file

-d, --debug Print debugging messages

--test-mode Run as unprivileged user, skipping things that require root access

--pid-file=FILE File to write PID into

--xsessions-dir=DIRECTORY Directory to load X sessions from

--xgreeters-dir=DIRECTORY Directory to load X greeters from

--log-dir=DIRECTORY Directory to write logs to

--run-dir=DIRECTORY Directory to store running state

--cache-dir=DIRECTORY Directory to cached information

-v, --version Show release version
FILES

/etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf Configuration

/etc/lightdm/users.conf User list configuration (if not using Accounts Service)

/etc/lightdm/keys.conf XDMCP keys
SEE ALSO

dm-tool (1)


Hi, The consumer portal ( https://secure.flexraid.com ) has an expired SSL certificate BTW.
Technically it's still secure, just with an expired cert. You're still receiving end to end encryption with it.
Brahim is MiA for a while, so don't expect it to be fixed any time soon. Just use it.


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Jewish Art Salon
Tobi Kahn
Tobi Kahn is a painter and sculptor whose work has been shown in over 40 solo exhibitions and over 60 museum and groups shows since he was selected as one of nine artists to be included in the 1985 Guggenheim Museum exhibition, New Horizons in American Art. Works by Kahn are in major museum, corporate, and private collections.
For thirty years, Kahn has been steadfast in the pursuit of his distinct vision and persistent in his commitment to the redemptive possibilities of art. In paint, stone, and bronze, he has explored the correspondence between the intimate and monumental. While his early works drew on the tradition of American Romantic landscape painting, his more recent pieces reflect his fascination with contemporary science, inspired by the micro-images of cell formations and satellite photography
For twenty-five years, Kahn has been making miniature sacred spaces he calls "shrines." The first full-scale shrine, Shalev, is in New Harmony, Indiana, commissioned as an outdoor sculpture for Jane Owen and the Robert Lee Blaffer Trust.
Among the awards that Kahn has received are the Outstanding Alumni Achievement Award from Pratt Institute in 2000; the Cultural Achievement Award for the Visual Arts from the National Foundation of Jewish Culture in 2004; and an Honorary Doctorate from the Jewish Theological Seminary in 2007 for his work as an artist and educator.
Kahn also communicates his vision through his passion for teaching. For twenty-eight years, he has taught fine arts workshops at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. He also designed the art curriculum for several high schools in the New York area and co-founded and facilitates the Artists' Beit Midrash at the Skirball Center of Temple Emanu-El. Kahn lectures extensively at universities and public forums internationally on the importance of visual language and art as healing.
TKStudio@aol.com
Congregation Emanu El B ne Jeshurun
Baby Naming Chairs AHMA
Acrylic on wood, each chair measures 70 x 20 x 26 in., 2008
Elliot Binder Chapel/Closter, New Jersey
www.tobikahn.com/temple-beth-el.html
Categories: Ark Doors, Furniture, Ritual Objects


Below is an essay on "Quick Lube" from Anti Essays, your source for research papers, essays, and term paper examples.
1.	What grounds might QLFC have for filing a lawsuit against Huston?
The lawsuit can be based on the new conflict of interest that now exits with Huston. Huston is now not only the exclusive supplier; he is also a franchiser and owns 80% of Super Lube. The interests of Huston as an oil salesman are not necessarily in line with the organization and the franchisees as a whole. Huston also holds the financing for much of Quick Lube Franchise Corporation. All of the conflict is enough grounds for filing a lawsuit. Additionally, Huston can be accused of anti –trust acts for controlling the monopoly of exclusive supplier rights and breach of contract.
2.	Why do you think Huston has asked for a meeting with Herget?
The reason Huston has asked for a meeting with Herget is obvious. Huston wants to negotiate and settle the differences. He is afraid that Herget has too much influence over all the franchisees. This could cause disharmony between the franchiser and the franchisee. I think Huston also wants to explain his position to Herget. I am sure in Huston's mind; he saved the company with the bailout. The bottom line is Huston will try to negotiate rather than lose too much.
3.	What advice would you give Herget as he considers Huston's request for a meeting with QLCF?


When you're creating a greenhouse indoors for cannabis cultivation, it is important to get the nutrients right. Most of the people just focus on the lighting assembly as well as the watering mechanism. However, you have to make sure that you are giving the right kind of nutrients to the cannabis strains as well. Only when you are able to give the right kind of nutrients, you will be able to continue marijuana growing indoors uninterrupted. Also, with the help of right nutrients only, the flowering will take place sooner.
We will today share with you 3 simple tips which you have to follow when supplying nutrients to your cannabis strains.
You have to vary the ratio of these 3 nutrients according to the growth stage.
When you speak about the vegetative state, the nitrogen content should be on the higher side and also the potassium content should be on the higher side. The phosphorus content should be medium.
On the other hand, when you're speaking about the flowering stage, the nitrogen content should be lower. The phosphorus content should be in between medium to high. The potassium content should be on the higher side.
Thus, when you're deciding about the nutrients which you need to supply to the cannabis strains, it is important to follow the schedule. With the help of these tips, it will become very easy for you to look after your plants.
When you're supplying organic nutrients, you can be sure that there will be no foul smell. In addition to that, the buds will not taste weird as well. This is because the contents of the soil will not be modified in any way. That is why you have to use the organic nutrients.
Without any exposure to chemicals, the soil content will be pretty natural. This will ensure that the roots of the plants go deeper.
These are basically the 2 advantages which you get when you are opting for organic nutrients. As far as possible, it is a good idea to opt for organic nutrients even if this means that the growth pace is on the lower side.
Instead of just looking at the classification of organic or chemical-based, you have to look at the composition of the nutrient brands as well. Moreover, you have to find out whether they consist of hydroponic nutrients or not. You have to always choose the nutrient brands according to the strains which you are growing. Once you are able to do that, it will become easier for you to choose the right nutrients. Moreover, you have to understand that when it comes to marijuana growing indoors, you have to know the difference between supplements as well as nutrients. Normally, when you are opting for nutrients, the composition consists of a significant quantity of nutrients. On the other hand, when you are opting for supplements, the quantity of nutrients is on the lower side. That is why it is important for you to look at the content of nutrients while choosing the brand. You have to avoid supplements in most of the cases as they have negligible nutrients. The next time around, you're looking to provide the right nutrients to your cannabis strains, do make sure that you follow these 3 tips. With the help of these 3 tips, you will be able to increase the potency of your plants. You can also help them grow faster and denser. This will ensure that you are able to get high-quality flowers in the plants as well which is the sole aim of growing them. Instead of ignoring the nutritional needs, it is time to look into these 3 factors while selecting the nutrients.
Thus, you can easily get the nutrients and equipment from our website for growing cannabis indoors.


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Looty Dungeon and Pumped BMX 3: this week's top mobile games
By Hadlee Simons
Read nextWatch 11 minutes of Gravity Rush 2's gorgeous gameplay
Welcome to Gearburn's Mobile Game Picks of the Week, a weekly series in which Hadlee takes a look at the latest, most entertaining, or time-consuming mobile games on portable screens.
It's a little late this week, but we've still got a treasure trove of great mobile games for you in this week's rundown.
Personal favourites in this edition include Pumped BMX 3 and Looty Dungeon, but there are two more must-play titles here as well.
Legend of the Skyfish hits Android (paid – Android, iOS)
We covered this title when it was first released a few weeks ago, but now Android-toting people can see what the fuss is about as well.
Legend of the Skyfish combines the overhead perspective and combat of old Zelda games with beautiful hand-painted visuals, grappling mechanics and 45 head-scratching levels.
The title is available for R43 on Android and R60 on iOS.
Banner Saga 2 (paid – Android, iOS)
The original Banner Saga saw a great critical reception upon its release a few years ago, being released on mobile, PC and consoles.
Now, the sequel has finally made its way to mobile devices, offering the same Viking-themed tactical RPG action and a new survival mode.
Expect to pay R72 on Android and R99 on iOS.
Pumped BMX 3 (paid – Android, iOS)
One of my favourite mobile gaming franchises around, Pumped BMX offers a huge variety of tricks and dozens of levels. Pretty much Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX for a new generation, then.
Now, the third game in the series has been released, offering pro riders for the first time, some new animations, 60 levels and over 720 challenges. And in an overdue move, you can now land the bike backwards for 180s, 540s and the like.
Pumped BMX 3 is available for R80 on iOS and R54 on Android.
Looty Dungeon (free – Android, iOS)
The latest game from the publisher behind Crossy Road goes from dodging cars to dungeon-crawling, as the name implies.
Looty Dungeon has the same isometric perspective and drip-feed unlock system as Crossy Road, but sees you fighting off enemies and dodging traps.
It's by no means a revolutionary title, but it's definitely going to please those looking for a quickfire action romp.
Hadlee Simons
Posted in GamingTagged banner saga 2.legend of the skyfish, looty dungeon, mobile games, pumped bmx 3, this week's top mobile games
Watch 11 minutes of Gravity Rush 2's gorgeous gameplay


Due to the weather-related planting delays, some soybean fields will probably be tilled and planted this spring when the soil is too wet. This situation weakens the stability of soil aggregates and increases the potential for a crust to develop at the soil surface. A soil crust forms when rain drops strike soil aggregates, breaking them into individual sand, silt and clay particles. Once the particles are separated, they move with the water and pack together very tightly. As the soil dries, the closely-packed soil particles form a crust sealing the soil. A soil crust is more likely to develop on fine-textured soils, soils low in organic matter and tilled fields where surface residue levels are not sufficient to protect the soil aggregates from raindrop impact. Soil crusting reduces soybean emergence, oxygen diffusion and water infiltration and increases soil erosion.
Producers should identify which fields are most likely to form a crust and develop strategies for improving soybean emergence in these fields. One possible option is to plant your smallest soybean seed in fields prone to crusting. The smaller seed produces smaller cotyledons (seed leaves) that are more easily lifted out of the soil than the cotyledons of large-seeded soybeans. Another option is to plant these fields in 28- or 30-inch rows. The seeds are usually spaced closely enough within the row at these row widths to crack the crust and help each other emerge. Consider planting slightly shallower and lifting row cleaners to maintain residue cover over the row and improve emergence.
If heavy rainfall occurs within a few days after planting, look for signs of soil crusting after the soil dries and be prepared to use a rotary hoe to break the crust if rain is not predicted. If the crust is not broken up on a timely basis, the soybean seedlings will exhaust all of their energy reserves trapped beneath the crust, undergo mechanical damage such as broken hypocotyls and lost cotyledons while struggling to emerge or be invaded by plant pathogens.
A rotary hoe operated timely and correctly will break up an existing soil crust and improve soybean emergence without causing significant stand loss or excessive damage to the seedlings. Stop periodically and check the seedlings for mechanical damage. Crop damage can be reduced by operating the rotary hoe in the same direction as the rows and during the heat of the day when plants are less brittle. It may be necessary to reduce the operating speed if crop damage is unacceptable, and always avoid rotary hoeing during the vulnerable "crook stage." Stand loss and crop injury can also be minimized by operating the rotary hoe just deep enough to breakup the crust.
The short-term effects of soil crusting can be reduced with proactive and remedial management practices this spring. The long-term solution is to increase soil organic matter levels and leave more crop residue on the soil surface.


[one] Buzzfeed articles with silly husky pictures in them.
[two] My dad's impression of anything. Yesterday was an interpretation of the song "Low Rider". Interesting doesn't even begin to describe it.
[three] A beautiful view. I snapped the picture below from the top floor of my office building.
[five] The laughter of a baby. They are just so cute, and so hilarious! Lucky me, there are quite a few new babies expected by friends this fall.
[six] When Zach gives me a frown as I leave for work on Monday's. It's priceless, especially because he's always half-asleep.
[seven] Texts from my best friend. Enough said.
[eight] Pinterest will ALWAYS make me smile. So many different interesting hair styles and tattoos and beautiful living rooms. God bless the inventors of Pinterest.
[nine] Starting the day on a chair in the sun.
[ten] The Android emoji update The excitement of new beginnings.


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The Gorgas Courses in Tropical Medicine
Tropical Dermatology Course
2010 Case #1
The Gorgas Courses in Clinical Tropical Medicine are given at the Tropical Medicine Institute at Cayetano Heredia University in Lima, Perú. For the tenth consecutive year, we are pleased to share interesting cases seen by the participants that week during the February/March course offerings. Presently the 9-week Gorgas Course in Clinical Tropical Medicine is in session. New cases will be e-mailed every Monday/Tuesday for the next nine weeks. Each case includes a brief history and digital images pertinent to the case. A link to the actual diagnosis and a brief discussion follow.
David O. Freedman & Eduardo Gotuzzo
The following patient was seen in the inpatient department of the 36-bed Tropical Disease Unit at Cayetano Heredia National Hospital.
History: 49 year-old male presenting with 1-year history of progressive hoarseness, dysphagia, odynophagia to solid food, as well as multiple painless nodular, non-ulcerative lesions on the face. Weight loss and mild dyspnea had developed over the last 4 months before admission.
Epidemiology: Patient was born and lives in Urubamba, Cuzco in thehighlands where he works as a farmer. 20 years earlier while living inPuerto Maldonado in the Peruvian jungle, he had an ulcerative lesion on the rightleg that healed spontaneously.
Physical Examination: Chronically ill appearing and wasted. Multipleerythematous nodules on the face; ulcerative lesions on the nostrils were observed;and infiltration of the nose and the upper lip were noticed [Image A]. Infiltrativelesions on the soft and hard palate with a granulomatous aspect were seen [ImageB]. Edentulous.
Laboratory: Hb 11.2, WBC 4450 with 62 PMN, 6 lymphs,23 eosinophils. Stool examination positive for S. stercolaris and Cyclosporacayetanensis. HIV negative. HTLV-1 negative. CT scan ofthe neck [Image C] – an image of an individual with anormal hypo-retropharyngeal and laryngeal space is shown in the left panel forcomparison to the patient's scan on the right.
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Diagnosis: Mucocutaneous leishmaniasis due to Leishmania braziliensis.
Discussion: Giemsa stain of a scraping from the lesion on the palate disclosed amastigotes.of Leishmania. Culture from the sample was positive in biphasic Novy-MacNeal-Nicolle (NNN) culture medium. Histopathology of a facial lesion: dermal hyperplasia with dense plasma cell infiltrate with a tendency to form granulomas; scant presence of intracellular amastigotes [Image D]. A leishmanin skin test was positive. Official reading of the CT scan indicated extensive involvement of the nasopharyngeal, oropharyngeal, hypopharyngeal and retropharyngeal areas, including involvement of the epiglottis and of the aryepiglottic folds. Significant narrowing of the air column was present.
L. braziliensis is the only leishmania species present in the area of the jungle where he lived at the time of his initial infection 20 years earlier. However, in South America it is important to definitively distinguish Leishmania species that cause only cutaneous disease (e.g., L. peruviana in Perú) from the mucocutaneous species. Both typically cause one or a few initial skin lesions that are ulcerative but painless in nature and that usually spontaneously heal over time. However, with L. braziliensis (the mucocutaneous species), severe destructive recurrence may occur in the mucosal surfaces of the naso- and oropharynx from months to years (as in this case) after treatment or healing of the skin ulcers. L. braziliensis only occurs in the Americas and is the only Leishmania species that causes mucocutaneous disease. In this part of the world the vector is the Lutzomyia sandfly.
The major differential diagnosis in Perú of these oro-pharyngeal lesions would be paracoccidioidomycosis, carcinoma, or lymphoma. In Perú leishmaniasis would be by far the most common. The painless nature of the mucosal lesions despite widespread destruction of tissue, involvement of the mucosa, as well as spread to the larynx are consistent only with leishmaniasis. Without the facial cutaneous lesions, pharyngeal and laryngeal lesions could also be consistent with rhinoscleroma, a granulomatous bacterial infection caused by Klebsiella rhinoscleromatis. A search for the scar of the original cutaneous lesion, often subtle, usually on a limb, is a key part of the physical examination [Image E from this patient]. Its absence should lend doubt to the impression of leishmaniasis. In general, oral lesions of paracoccidioidomycosis are painful, are frequently friable and bleed on contact, and gingival and buccal mucosa are frequently involved. The lungs are the primary site of infection in paracoccidioidomycosis and the x-ray is generally abnormal. KOH preps of direct scrapings will be positive in up to 90% of cases of paracoccidioidomycosis with oral lesions.
Distinguishing L. braziliensis from L. peruviana has usually involved laborious culture techniques followed by electrophoretic isoenzyme analysis. Investigators at our Institute have now published PCR assays using both tissue as well as less invasive specimens [Clin Infect Dis. 2006 Mar 15;42(6):801-9; Clin Infect Dis. 2010 Jan 1;50(1):e1-6] for distinguishing the 2 species from the initial skin lesions. Early identification of the species that causes the initial cutaneous infection would greatly help to prevent mucocutaneous leishmaniasis, because it would allow more aggressive treatment and follow-up. In Perú L. peruviana (cutaneous disease only) occurs only in the high Andes; L braziliensis occurs only in the jungle and in the Amazon.
Recommended standard therapy for mucocutaneous disease is generally 28 days of a pentavalent antimonial (sodium stibogluconate 20mg/kg/d). In our Institute, we usually begin with amphotericin B in cases of mucosal involvement at a dose of (0.7 mg/kg/d, IV) to a total cumulative dose of 25 mg/kg. Patients are given pre- and post-treatment hydration and supplemental potassium with daily doses given in an outpatient infusion therapy setting. Liposomal amphotericin may be used in resource rich settings, but based on limited trials it is not better in terms of efficacy even if less toxic and more convenient. Monitoring for failure of initial therapy is done clinically. Lesions that don't respond at all by the end of the therapy course or don't cure by 3 months should be considered failures and treated with another drug.
Our patient responded well to his initial therapy and his dyspnea and dysphagia have resolved markedly. He also received single dose oral ivermectin for S. stercolaris, and cotrimoxazole for Cyclospora cayetanensis.
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Information Technologies and Business Innovations
Bashir M., Verma R., Why Business Model Innovation Is the New Competitive Advantage. IUP Journal of Business Strategy. Mar 2017, Vol. 14 Issue 1, p 7–17. 11. (2017) Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3175788 [Google Scholar]
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The Cars – You Might Think The Cars are an American rock band that emerged from the new wave scene in the late 1970s. The band originated in Boston, Massachusetts in 1976, with singer, rhythm guitarist and songwriter Ric Ocasek, singer and bassist Benjamin Orr, lead guitarist Elliot Easton, keyboardist Greg Hawkes and drummer David […]
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5 Feb 2019 1:15 PM | Anonymous
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South West retailers issued the biggest number of profit warnings in 2018 for seven years, according to research.
A total of 18 per cent of profit warnings by listed companies in the region were in the retail sector, the EY Profit Warnings Report found.
The retail industry in the South West issued four profit warnings in 2018 – comparable with the four warnings reported in 2011.
South West companies across all sectors issued a total of 22 profit warnings last year, with 10 of these warnings issued between October and December 2018.
Profit warnings in the region have risen consecutively over the past three years, from 18 in 2016, to 21 in 2017 to 22 in 2018.
The travel and leisure industry in the South West also issued four profit warnings in 2018.
Nationally, 38 per cent of the retail sector across the UK issued a profit warning – the highest level since 2008 – mirroring the upward trend in the South West.
Read more: Brexit vote reduces value of UK companies by 16 per cent, Bristol study finds
Last year also saw the second highest level of profit warnings issued by UK plc since 2008, with 287 profit warnings – a rise of 4 per cent year-on-year.
Allan Noble, director in EY's transaction advisory team in Bristol, said: "Following events last week, there is further political and economic uncertainty to contend with and no let-up in the pace of change.
"But rising uncertainty wasn't the only reason why profit warnings spread in 2018.
"In the retail sector, a combination of a relentless margin squeeze, the continuous need for reinvention and falling consumer confidence made 2018 an exceptionally tough year for the retail sector in the South West and across the whole of the UK.
"What happens next depends on how much more unpredictable 2019 becomes.
Markets adjust quickly to new realities, however, in this fast-moving world companies need to keep moving forward or risk finding themselves on the wrong side of sector trends, potentially triggering a new cycle of profit warnings in years to come."
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Bruce Richardson April 10, 2019, 8:52 p.m.
if either gcc or clang are missing, skip doing those builds.
This allows a setup to only do, e.g. gcc tests.
> if either gcc or clang are missing, skip doing those builds.
> This allows a setup to only do, e.g. gcc tests.
> -		export CC="ccache $c"
> +			export CC="ccache $c"
May I suggest this oneline change instead?
> > if either gcc or clang are missing, skip doing those builds.
> > This allows a setup to only do, e.g. gcc tests.
> > -		export CC="ccache $c"
> > +			export CC="ccache $c"
> May I suggest this oneline change instead?
know if you want a V2.


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We are all about playing games, helping people to learn, and finding ways to make tabletop gaming accessible to more people. This means our games usually have some braille put on them. We are not a competitive group, so things like Magic the Gathering, high level chess, etc isn't really what you can expect here. We try to update the game collection as often as possible, but if you have a game you'd like to bring, we're more than happy for you to do that! Please take a moment to send a message to Rachel Day with any suggestions and questions you may have. We really want to make this group as good as possible for as many people as possible.
• What we'll do Enjoy some coffee learn new games in a relaxed environment. No pressure to come right away and stay till the end, just come when you can! • What to bring • Important to know We are using up a fair bit of customer space so lets try to make sure we are polite to the business and buy a drink or two!


A small, ancient, tightly woven yam mask from the Ilahita Arapesh area to the west of the Abelam. Like all yam masks, this piece would adorn the area's renowned long yams at the public festival saluting the skill of the grower and the power of the ancestral spirits that enabled the yam to grow to such stupendous lengths. This piece has all the attributes of the best old yam masks-it is small (6"), extremely tightly woven, has layers of old pigment and has a nice aged patina. The piece is mounted on a custom display stand.


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Cooperativa de la Colònia Güell és una obra del municipi de Santa Coloma de Cervelló (Baix Llobregat) inclosa en l'Inventari del Patrimoni Arquitectònic de Catalunya.

Descripció
Es tracta d'un edifici que es mou entre la tendència historicista i el modernisme industrial, de planta rectangular amb un petit pati interior. Té dues plantes i unes golfes simulades. Els materials són els tradicionals del modernisme, maó arrebossat i vist, teula àrab, combinen bé amb els balcons del primer pis i l'ampla sanefa sota el ràfec que li donen un aire neomedieval. A la planta baixa, a la part que fa magatzem hi té algunes finestres tapiades. Tota la planta noble fa les funcions de local social. Cal destacar el ritme de balcons i finestres del primer pis, en harmonia amb les portes i finestres dels baixos.

Història
Un dels elements més notables en tota la colònia fabril o industrial de finals del segle XX era la Cooperativa, un dels dos eixos de la vida domèstica (l'altra era la fàbrica, la mina...). Per tant, era lògic que a l'hora de projectar-lo s'hi volgués donar el relleu adequat, tant per dimensions com en la part tocant a l'estètica externa i funcionalitat. Aquest és un edifici que sense perdre la línia arquitectònica dominant a la Colònia Güell destaca per la seva alçada i l'harmoniosa decoració del maó vist. No hi ha la data exacta de construcció però cal pensar que està com a límit més tardà el 1914, data en què es pot donar per finalitzada la major part del nucli urbà, restant només la cripta, que finalment va romandre inacabada.

En els anys vuitanta feia les funcions de magatzem i comerç d'alimentació i el primer pis de local social. Els veïns estan intentant arribar a un acord de compra amb Beltran i Serra per a restaurar l'edifici i intentar que el seu progressiu deteriorament no sigui irreversible.

Referències

Patrimoni monumental de Santa Coloma de Cervelló
Edificis modernistes de Santa Coloma de Cervelló
Cooperatives de Catalunya
Obres de Francesc Berenguer i Mestres
Obres de Joan Rubió


And the winner is King Joffrey!
Funko has taken my money yet again, this time with their Game of Thrones Mystery Minis. Edition 1 (and I can only hope there's an edition 2) brings us many of our favourite characters from the hit HBO show--Eddard Stark, Jon Snow, Dany, Drogo, dragons. But no hero for me. When I opened up my little red box, the bane of Westeros stared back at me...and I'm quite happy about it. Ladies and Gentleman, King Joffrey Lannister Baratheon!
You know by now that I'm a huge Game of Thrones fan. You also know I can't resist a blind bag. So really, it was obvious at least a few of these would end up in my collection. Even though I own most of the Game of Thrones Pop! figures, I was intrigued by these new designs. The cartoonish box art both captured the characters and gave (most of) them a different spin. The figures themselves deliver on both.
Our obnoxious little king looks almost exactly like the picture, from the tip of his crown to the toe of his boot. While many of the Funko properties get the bobble-head treatment due to licensing rights (Guardians of the Galaxy coming up next!) these toys are solid. I've never been much of a bobble fan so this makes me really happy. It also allows for more sculpting options, which they've taken full advantage here.
Joffrey's iconic crown may be my favourite feature. I'm a sucker for tiny hats. It's painted in a bright gold with amber detailing. Each antler is uniquely carved and the surface is smoothed around the base to give it a very royal look. His clothing is more subdued than his Pop! counterpart. Here he wears a dark red vest over a quilted tunic. The detailing is wonderful. His clenched fists are the right amount of snotty brat and demanding king. His hair is given an almost rounded texture, which is a softer look than we usually see. The paint job on this one is nearly perfect with very little bleed.
What makes this figure one of my favourites is Joffrey's expression. This line exaggerates the eyes and it works really well to convey the absolutely loathsome nature of this character. The thick black upper lining contrasts perfectly with the light pink of the lower. The slim nose and frown just make me laugh...and is it just me or does he really look like grumpy cat?
I really enjoy the direction Funko went with these blind boxes. The sculpts are adorable, the detailing is great, and the quality control is spot on. I want more.


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Multiple school boards and private schools were closed Monday morning as a result of an overnight ice storm. April 16, 2018.
Schools across the island of Montreal have announced closures following Sunday night's ice storm.
An important message from the LBPSB.
Due to current weather conditions, all Schools, Adult & Vocational Centres, Daycares, and the Head Office are closed to students and staff.
Additionally, all events and rentals scheduled during the day and evening are also cancelled.
All EMSB Schools, Centres and Head Office are closed today due to the dangerous weather conditions. Les écoles, les centres, ainsi que le siège social sont fermés aujourd'hui à cause des mauvaises conditions atmosphériques.


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It's simpler than ever to find third-party apps to track your health and wellness. Categories such as Weight, Workouts, and Sleep have a new slider menu that reveals great apps you can easily add to your Health dashboard.2 The Health app also now displays your move, exercise, and stand data, as well as your goals, from Apple Watch. So you can see all your health metrics in one place and easily share your data with third‑party apps.
Find new music. And new places to go.