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Class PriorTherapy

java.lang.Object
  gov.nih.nci.cabig.ctms.domain.AbstractImmutableDomainObject
      gov.nih.nci.cabig.caaers.domain.PriorTherapy

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public class PriorTherapy
extends gov.nih.nci.cabig.ctms.domain.AbstractImmutableDomainObject

This class represents the PriorTherapy domain object associated with the Adverse event report.

Author:

Krikor Krumlian

Field Summary

static int
NO_PRIOR_THERAPY

          The N o_ prio r_ therapy.

static int
RADIATION

          The RADIATION.

static int
SURGERY

          The SURGERY.

Constructor Summary

PriorTherapy()

Method Summary

 boolean
equals(java.lang.Object obj)

 java.lang.String
getMeddraCode()

          Gets the meddra code.

 java.lang.String
getMeddraTerm()

          Gets the meddra term.

 java.lang.String
getText()

          Gets the text.

 int
hashCode()

 boolean
isAgentsPossible()

          Will tell whether this prior therapy can have agents associated to it.

 void
setMeddraCode(java.lang.String meddraCode)

          Sets the meddra code.

 void
setMeddraTerm(java.lang.String meddraTerm)

          Sets the meddra term.

 void
setText(java.lang.String text)

          Sets the text.

Methods inherited from class gov.nih.nci.cabig.ctms.domain.AbstractImmutableDomainObject

getId, setId

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

SURGERY

public static int SURGERY

The SURGERY.

RADIATION

public static int RADIATION

The RADIATION.

NO_PRIOR_THERAPY

public static int NO_PRIOR_THERAPY

The N o_ prio r_ therapy.

Constructor Detail

PriorTherapy

public PriorTherapy()

Method Detail

getText

public java.lang.String getText()

Gets the text.

Returns:
the text

setText

public void setText(java.lang.String text)

Sets the text.

Parameters:
text - the new text

getMeddraCode

public java.lang.String getMeddraCode()

Gets the meddra code.

Returns:
the meddra code

setMeddraCode

public void setMeddraCode(java.lang.String meddraCode)

Sets the meddra code.

Parameters:
meddraCode - the new meddra code

getMeddraTerm

public java.lang.String getMeddraTerm()

Gets the meddra term.

Returns:
the meddra term

setMeddraTerm

public void setMeddraTerm(java.lang.String meddraTerm)

Sets the meddra term.

Parameters:
meddraTerm - the new meddra term

isAgentsPossible

public boolean isAgentsPossible()

Will tell whether this prior therapy can have agents associated to it.

Returns:
true, if is agents possible

hashCode

public int hashCode()

Overrides:
hashCode in class java.lang.Object

equals

public boolean equals(java.lang.Object obj)

Overrides:
equals in class java.lang.Object

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To make matters even more complicated, Gert was recently the Finance Minister in the Social Democratic government. When his party loses the election, he begins a plot to oust the current party leader and take over that position himself. At the same time, he acquires a pretty young assistant, Yasemin Aydin. Yasemin is a recent college graduate and very eager, but she doesn't know that others are conspiring against her: Gert has evil designs on her, and her own family is secretly plotting to have her married to a cousin in Turkey.
Eventually, Linda has enough and flees to a battered women's shelter. Before long, Yasemin joins her there and the two women become unlikely allies. This series was very difficult to watch at times, but it did showcase the talents of both Reine Brynolfsson as the unpredictable abuser, and the wonderful Marie Richardsson as the abused Linda. Even so, it dragged at times, and could easily have been one episode shorter without losing any of the action.


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Q: Determining Fourier series for $\lvert \sin{x}\rvert$ for building sums My math problem is a bit more tricky than it sounds in the caption.
I have the following Task (which i in fact do not understand):
"Determine the Fourier series for $f(x)=\lvert \sin{x}\rvert$ in order to build the Sum for the series: $\frac{1}{1*3}+\frac{1}{3*5}+\frac{1}{5*7}+\dots$"
My approach: first, calculating the Fourier series. There is no period, Intervall or Point given. i think it must turn out to be something like this: $a_{n} = \frac{2}{\pi} \int_{0}^{\pi} |\sin x|\cos nx dx$ but what would be the next step to build the series?
and second: the other given series. I think its all about the uneven numbers, so i have in mind 2n-1 and 2n+1 are the two possible definitions. So it could be something like this:
$(\frac{1}{1\cdot 3}+\frac{1}{3\cdot 5}+\frac{1}{5\cdot 7}+\dots) = \sum\limits_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{1}{(2n-1)(2n+1)}$
But i cannot make the connection between this series, its sum and |sin x|.
despite i think the sum should be something around $\sum\limits_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{1}{(2n-1)(2n+1)} = \frac{1}{2}$ (but i cannot proof yet)
please help me!
P.S.: i know the other Convergence of Fourier series for $|\sin{x}|$ -question here at stackexchange, but i think it doesn't fit into my problem. despite i don't understand their Explanation and there is no way shown, how to determine the solution by self.
P.P.S: edits were made only to improve Latex and/or language

A: You were on the right track. First, calculate the Fourier series of $f(x)$ (you can leave out the magnitude signs because $\sin x \ge 0$ for $0\le x \le \pi$ ):
$$a_n=\frac{2}{\pi}\int_{0}^{\pi}\sin x\cos nx\;dx=
\left\{ \begin{array}{l}-\frac{4}{\pi}\frac{1}{(n+1)(n-1)},\quad n \text{ even}\\
0,\quad n \text{ odd} \end{array}\right .$$
For $a_0$ we get $a_0=\frac{2}{\pi}$. Therefore, the Fourier series is
$$f(x) = \frac{2}{\pi}-\frac{4}{\pi}\sum_{n \text{ even}}^{\infty}\frac{1}{(n+1)(n-1)}\cos nx=\\
=\frac{2}{\pi}\left ( 1-2\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}\frac{1}{(2n+1)(2n-1)}\cos 2nx \right )\tag{1}$$
Now we can evaluate the series. Set $x=\pi$, then we have $f(\pi)=0$ and $\cos 2n\pi = 1$. Evaluating (1) with $x=\pi$ we get
$$0 = 1 - 2\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}\frac{1}{(2n+1)(2n-1)}$$
which gives your desired result.

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31 Jan 2006 : Column 438W—continued
Danny Alexander: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions how many people had received payments under the Financial Assistance Scheme by 31 December 2005. [46884]
Mr. Timms: The first payments to 13 members of the ASW (Cardiff) pension scheme were in individuals' bank accounts by Wednesday 21 December 2005.
Further payments are being made to other scheme members of qualifying schemes once trustees have provided the necessary member information.
Keith Vaz: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions what steps he is taking to ensure that those who are eligible receive assistance from the Financial Assistance Scheme. [47487]
Mr. Timms: During 2004 the Department conducted two data collection exercises about FAS with the pensions industry. Prior to the start of the notification period on 1 September 2005, we made contact with every pension scheme which had taken part in these exercises, providing an application form and explanatory leaflet. At the same time, we wrote to all known firms of Pension administrators, advising them of the scheme.
At the beginning of January, we contacted by telephone, all scheme trustees who had not returned the FAS application form, reminding them that the notification period ends on 28 February. We hope to receive completed application forms from all schemes that appear potentially eligible for the FAS by the close of the notification period.
Jobcentre Plus
Mr. Ruffley: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions what independent research has been commissioned to assess the (a) outcomes and (b) cost-effectiveness of services provided by (i) Jobcentre Plus and (ii) voluntary and private sector organisations; and what further research is planned. [45778]
Margaret Hodge: Jobcentre Plus' main programmes and interventions are subject to a major programme of ongoing evaluation, analysis and monitoring by the Department, supported by a programme of commissioned independent research. Commissioned evaluations of outcomes and effectiveness are published and are publicly available. They can also be found on the DWP website and include all of the new deals and pilot initiatives such as Pathways to Work.
The Department also evaluates the outcomes and effectiveness of services provided by the private and voluntary sector, the most significant of which is the Employment Zones evaluation. Independent research on customer outcomes include the working age research and analysis publication No. 176 (2003) which
31 Jan 2006 : Column 439W
compared the job outcomes for people on New Deal 25 plus, before it was re-engineered, with those on the Employment Zone provision.
Major evaluations also include a full cost benefit analysis and are carried out by DWP economists or by independent experts or a combination of both. Comparing the cost-effectiveness of Jobcentre Plus and private and voluntary sector services is difficult because Jobcentre Plus works in partnership with the private and voluntary sector. The current Employment Zones evaluation, however, will include a cost-benefit assessment. This will be carried out in-house, with administrative data analysis assessing the overall effectiveness of Employment Zones using valid Jobcentre Plus comparisons. This will be available in the autumn of 2006.
The Department will also commission a short feasibility study to explore the possibility of assessing the overall impact of Jobcentre Plus as well as some of its larger labour market programmes on a range of macroeconomic variables. Results from the feasibility study should be available in the latter half of 2006.
Copies of the DWP Research Programmes for 2004–05 and 2005–06 are available on the DWP research website http://www.dwp.gov.uk/asd/asd5/
Jobseeker's Allowance
Mr. Philip Hammond: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions if he will list the main reasons for claimants leaving jobseeker's allowance; and how many people there were in each category of departure in each year since 1997. [44521]
Mr. Plaskitt: The available information is in the table.
Claimants leaving jobseeker's allowance by recorded reason, Great Britain: 1997–98 to 2004–05
March to February
Total JSA Terminations 3,473.3 3,088.4 3,120.6 2,903.3 2,661.3 2,624.0 2,536.0 2,337.0
Move to another benefit in 90 days(41) 472.2 386.2 388.4 378.4 338.3 328.5 266.8 243.3
Return to JSA in 90 days 911.2 904.8 948.6 878.3 802.9 796.1 752.3 686.9
Reach Retirement age/recorded as reaching retirement age 14.7 3.9 3.8 2.3 1.9 1.8 2.6 2.0
Recorded as claiming another benefit 78.3 24.3 21.9 16.4 11.6 14.6 20.0 19.8
Recorded as entering work(42) 1,145.1 1,094.3 1,071.8 796.2 587.3 668.7 858.3 751.9
Recorded as entering New Deal 4.3 3.5 6.3 5.0 4.3 4.9 5.1 4.2
Recorded as failed to attend 395.0 384.5 391.1 301.2 210.9 258.8 341.4 337.5
Recorded as entering training 44.9 57.1 63.5 40.7 24.1 33.1 47.0 51.4
Recorded as entering full time education 146.2 25.9 22.8 14.8 11.5 14.2 18.6 15.7
Recorded as gone abroad 31.9 36.8 35.3 26.4 19.2 24.4 33.0 27.7
Other reason recorded 22.7 18.2 20.7 21.4 16.0 18.0 26.1 28.0
Unknown Reason 206.8 148.7 146.4 422.2 633.2 460.7 164.9 168.5
(41) Moving to another benefit includes those claimants starting to claim income support (IS)/pension credit (PC), incapacity benefit (IB), working families tax credit (WFTC), and disabled persons tax credit (DPTC) within 90 days of the jobseeker's allowance (JSA) claim ending. It is possible that claimants may not move directly from JSA to another benefit, e.g. they may cease claiming JSA, find work and then claim IB within the given 90 day period.
(42) It is known that the number recorded as returning to work underestimates the true situation. It is not possible to determine the number that moved to employment, however the Destinations of Benefit Leavers 2004" report showed that 62 per cent. of IS, JSA and IB leavers entered employment of 16 hours or more a week.
1. Figures are expressed in thousands and rounded to the nearest hundred. Totals may not sum due to rounding.
2. Those reasons shown as Recorded as" are what are completed on the JSA computer system following termination of the JSA claim. It is known that this information is not reliable and therefore figures should be used as a guide only.
3. Destinations of terminated JSA claims are assigned in the priority order shown above.
4. Number of terminations in the last year will increase following receipt of late notifications.
DWP Information Directorate, 5 per cent. samples (terminations dataset).
Longitudinal Data Matching
Mr. Sanders: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions for what purposes longitudinal data matching is being used in his Department; and what assessment he has made of potential inaccuracies from using this method in benefit fraud cases. [43631]
Mr. Plaskitt: The purposes to which longitudinal data matching are used within the Department for Work and Pensions are published on the Departmental website and are held in the Library. Longitudinal data held within the Work and Pensions Longitudinal Study are used to perform a range of statistical and research analyses, and some limited operational purposes, to give the Department further opportunities to evaluate the effectiveness of its businesses.
We do not use longitudinal data matching when investigating individual benefit fraud cases. Therefore we have made no assessment of potential inaccuracies from using such a method.
The majority of operational data matching for identifying fraud is still being undertaken on the Department's Generalised Matching Service; however longitudinal data are being used to inform longer term strategies for dealing with Fraud and Error. The combining of these two areas of work will allow the Department to assess and identify possible new areas of risk or inaccuracy not previously identifiable from simple data matching of current information.
New Deal/Workstep
Dr. Iddon: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions what plans he has to extend (a) New Deal for Disabled People and (b) Workstep to help people back into work; and if he will make a statement. [46018]
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We will consult our key stakeholders later in the year.

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El diseño de la bandera de Dakota del Norte es una copia casi exacta de la bandera usada por la unidad cuyos contingentes fueron aportados por el estado en la Guerra Filipino-Americana. Fue aprobado por la Asamblea Legislativa de Dakota del Norte el 3 de marzo de 1911, aunque el color no se precisa en ese momento. En la legislación en 1943 la bandera oficial se puso de acuerdo con la bandera original, que se encuentra en exhibición en el Centro del Patrimonio de Dakota del Norte en Bismarck.

La bandera de Dakota del Norte debe consistir en un campo azul con un borde de flecos amarillos de 6,35 centímetros de ancho. En el centro de la bandera aparece un águila al natural con las alas desplegadas y el pico abierto. El pie izquierdo del águila porta un haz de flechas y el derecho, una rama de olivo que muestra tres aceitunas. Sobre el pecho del águila muestra un escudo con la parte superior azul y en la inferior, siete rayas rojas y seis blancas colocadas alternativamente. A través del pico abierto del águila debe pasar un pergamino rojo con la mención latina E Pluribus Unum (De muchos uno) y bajo ella otro con el nombre del estado North Dakota (Dakota del Norte). Sobre el pergamino del pico aparecen trece estrellas de cinco puntas, rematadas por un Sol Naciente.

La bandera oficial tiene las proporciones de 33:26, significativamente menor que otras banderas, pero en la práctica, la bandera es producida y vendida en ratios de 5:3.

Referencias

Banderas de los Estados Unidos
Dakota del Norte
Dakota del Norte
Dakota del Norte

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things getting very, very real in Manila
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I DON'T EVEN KNOW HOW THIS HAPPENED BUT IT IS AMAZING.
santa cruz gallery bird. image by sam burns-warr, terror by that evil yellow gaze.
I'm literally in the middle of one of the most exciting processes I've ever been involved with, and as much as I'm pinching myself every few minutes it remains real, indeed it feels as if it's becoming realer all the time
In Malate with Sam Burns-Warr, Georgie McAuley and Jordan Prosser, working with the Sipat Lawin Ensemble on new play BATTALIA ROYALE, inspired by Koushon Takami's Battle Royale, in the middle of a month-long process which the director JK has christened the 'United Nations blood-flood', and, well, that's as good a description as any.
Last week in a Buddhist temple near Harrison Plaza in Pasay, we gathered in an upstairs rehearsal room and gave the performers a set of parameters: build a scene that has this, this and this (a group of girls making dinner go from domestic companionship to brutal meltdown in less than three minutes, soundtracked by Sleigh Bells' Infinity Guitars), and 10 minutes later the scene was ready to watch, and it was stunning.
sipat lawin actors building scenes out of the barest ingredients, on the spot. image by sam burns-warr.
Each actor took on a character to study and created a Facebook page for that character. Now we're coming home from rehearsals and reading the conversations our characters are having with each other – asking 'how would they say this?' and then we can check by looking at the chats they're having with their friends. I can't express to you how fucking eerie it is to have a character in a play you're writing add you on Facebook. Also magical.
Soon we were throwing more and more complex scenes at the performers, scenes with brutal outcomes, watching them throw back incredible impros at us, all four of us scribbling madly away, then sitting with them unpacking and analysing the choices behind those impros, digging into the characterisations and the relationships, incredible articulate discussions tearing into every aspect of the story and the world, and watching the cast explode into sophisticated fluency, fine-tuning their understanding of what we're looking for
our performance space, in fort santiago. image by sam burns-warr.
man every night unfolding into some new creative world
even a simple game of Creepings Up unfurls new shapes and details and you find yourself hungry to write it all down
standing overflowing with ideas and energy on the street outside a gallery in Intramuros or at the base of the CCP monolith
and then with my fellow playwrights, hours spent sitting in cafes in Malate, on Adriatico Street and Mabini Street, chewing over ideas, fleshing out images, debating moments of narrative, exploring the endings, coming to a shared aesthetic, a combined understanding, and then late at night after rehearsals are done drinking mango shakes and reading out each other's old scripts, flooding to some kind of sense of finite awareness
now today was that much beloved moment in the process, the index card moment, the day when the four of us and JK the direcor and Ninya the stage manager sat together in the lobby of the CCP with every scene written out on 60 index cards, and we arranged them in order from beginning to end, giving this thing a spine. Then from there, rushing straight to hours and hours of writing, desperately turning this sudden sense of clarity into script on a page.
another glimpse of our theatre space. image by sam burns-warr.
I think, and I don't think I'm the only one in this process who's thinking it, that this is a pretty special project.
Oh also if you're in Manila (why wouldn't you be? why wouldn't you be?) come to Penguin Cafe in Malate this Sunday night for Sipat Lawin's showcase of short performances including me and Jordan and Sam and Georgie. I'm gonna do some kind of new mix incorporating some pieces sliced out of Sun Drugs. It'll happen, I swear it will.
sipat, and us, chilling in fort santiago. image by sam. yes.
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