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Comorbidities associated with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) can affect multiple organ systems beyond the skin and may include an inflammatory component. Types of comorbidities include1-3:
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Comorbidities with HS may require multidisciplinary collaboration as part of a holistic approach to management.2 It is important to identify risk factors, screen patients, and partner with appropriate specialists.
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HS Has a Higher Comorbidity Burden Than Psoriasis
In a cross-sectional analysis that included 5306 patients with HS, researchers compared electronic health record data of people with HS to healthy controls and people with psoriasis. The Charlson Comorbidity Index (CCI), a validated standardized measure of global comorbidity, was used to measure and compare comorbidity burden. The CCI score is widely used to help predict the risk of mortality across patient populations.13
In the HS cohort, a significant proportion of patients (13.5%) had an overall mean CCI score of ≥5, compared to 9.3% of patients with psoriasis.13
HS patients with CCI scores of at least 5 had nearly 5 times the odds of 5-year mortality than patients with CCI scores of 0.13
Importance of an HS Care Team
HS specialists in dermatology, psychologists, wound care specialists, and others may be necessary as part of the holistic management of HS.14
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Ultrasound research shows evidence of severe activity under the skin before comparable damage is visible on the surface.15,16
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1. Porter ML, Kimball AB. Clinical presentation of hidradenitis suppurativa. In: Kimball AB, Jemec GBE, eds. Hidradenitis Suppurativa: A Disease Primer. Switzerland: Springer International Publishing AG; 2017:9-18. 2. Cartron A, Driscoll MS. Comorbidities of hidradenitis suppurativa: a review of the literature. Int J Womens Dermatol. 2019;5(5):330-334. 3. Garg A, Strunk A, Midura M, Papagermanos V, Pomerantz H. Prevalence of hidradenitis suppurativa among patients with Down syndrome: a population-based cross-sectional analysis. Br J Dermatol. 2018;178(3):697-703. 4. Reddy S, Strunk A, Jemec GBE, Garg A. Incidence of myocardial infarction and cerebrovascular accident in patients with hidradenitis suppurativa. JAMA Dermatol. 2020;156(1):65-71. 5. Miller IM, Ellervik C, Vinding GR, et al. Association of metabolic syndrome and hidradenitis suppurativa. JAMA Dermatol. 2014;150(12):1273-1280. 6. Egeberg A, Gislason GH, Hansen PR. Risk of major adverse cardiovascular events and all-cause mortality in patients with hidradenitis suppurativa. JAMA Dermatol. 2016;152(4):429-434. 7. Deckers IE, Benhadou F, Koldijk MJ, et al. Inflammatory bowel disease is associated with hidradenitis suppurativa: results from a multicenter cross-sectional study. J Am Acad Dermatol. 2017;76(1):49-53. 8. Yadav S, Singh S, Edakkanambeth Varayil J, et al. Hidradenitis suppurativa in patients with inflammatory bowel disease: a population-based cohort study in Olmsted County, Minnesota. Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol. 2016;14(1):65-70. 9. Richette P, Molto A, Viguier M, et al. Hidradenitis suppurativa associated with spondyloarthritis — results from a multicenter national prospective study. J Rheumatol. 2014;41(3):490-494. 10. Vazquez BG, Alikhan A, Weaver AL, Wetter DA, Davis MD. Incidence of hidradenitis suppurativa and associated factors: a population-based study of Olmsted County, Minnesota. J Invest Dermatol. 2013;133(1):97-103. 11. Tannenbaum R, Strunk A, Garg A. Association between hidradenitis suppurativa and lymphoma. JAMA Dermatol. 2019;155(5):624-625. 12. Napolitano M, Megna M, Timoshchuk EA, et a. Hidradenitis suppurativa: from pathogenesis to diagnosis and treatment. Clin Cosmet Investig Dermatol. 2017;10:105-115. 13. Reddy S, Strunk A, Garg A. Comparative overall comorbidity burden among patients with hidradenitis suppurativa. JAMA Dermatol. 2019;155(7):797-802. 14. Lockwood SJ, Prens LM, Porter ML, Kimball AB. Treatment of hidradenitis suppurativa. In: Kimball AB, Jemec GBE, eds. Hidradenitis Suppurativa: A Disease Primer. Switzerland: Springer International Publishing AG; 2017:39-51. 15. Jemec GBE. Hidradenitis suppurativa. N Engl J Med. 2012;366(2):158-164.16. Wortsman X, Castro A, Figueroa A. Color doppler ultrasound assessment of morphology and types of fistulous tracts in hidradenitis suppurativa (HS). J Am Acad Dermatol. 2016;75(4):760-767.
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The systemic inflammation involved in HS may be associated with increased metabolic and cardiovascular (CV) risk factors. A higher risk of CV-related events, such as ischemic stroke and myocardial infarction, has been seen with HS. Studies have also shown associations with hypertriglyceridemia and elevated low-density lipoprotein.2,4
Patients with confirmed HS were shown to have nearly 4 times higher odds for metabolic syndrome, according to a Danish study of patients diagnosed with HS (n=358).5
A population-based cohort study evaluating the risk of adverse CV outcomes in patients with HS (N=5964) showed that those patients generally have a higher risk of major CV events and higher mortality compared with controls—with nearly 2 times the risk of CV-associated death.6
It is estimated that patients with HS are about 2 times more likely to have polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) than patients without HS.2
In a multi-center, cross-sectional study, the prevalence of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) was 4 to 8 times higher in patients with HS than the general population.7 In a prospective, cohort study, patients with IBD were 9 times more likely to develop HS compared to the general population.8
There is an association with HS and spondyloarthritis, with axial spondyloarthritis being the most common form. Patients with HS who report low back pain, dactylitis, or other osteoarticular signs or symptoms should be referred to a rheumatologist.2
In a prospective study of 640 HS patients, 43 had rheumatological disease. Of those patients, 90% experienced signs of HS prior to the onset of symptoms of inflammatory rheumatologic disease and a mean delay of 3.6 years.9
With debilitating symptoms, such as extreme pain and malodorous discharge, patients with HS experience significant emotional, social, and psychological challenges. HS is associated with decreased quality of life due to factors such as: impairment of sex life, impact on work including missed days and unemployment, and feelings of stigmatization and loneliness.2
In one study, 42.9% of patients with HS were diagnosed with clinical depression (n=268).10
Risks of suicide and substance abuse are also higher in patients with HS. Mental health should be taken into consideration in HS care.2
Prevalence of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, Hodgkin lymphoma, and cutaneous T-cell lymphoma appears to be 2 to 4 times higher in patients with HS compared to the general population. The chronic inflammation caused by HS may generate certain cell production that increases the risk of malignant lymphomas.11
Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) has been reported in or near HS lesions. The risk of SCC developing appears to be higher in gluteal, perianal, and perineal areas due to the chronic inflammation of HS, impaired cellular immunity, and the presence of human papillomavirus (HPV).12
Down Syndrome (DS)
Patients with DS have an increased risk of developing HS and it may present earlier in life. In one study, patients with DS were 5 times more likely to have HS vs patients without DS. Prevalence was shown to be greatest in patients from 18 to 29 years of age.3
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Om Puri's swansong 'Omprakash Zindabad' finally gets theatrical release
Ranjeet Gupta, the director of Omprakash Zindabad, opens up about working with Om Puri and reveals why he renamed the film after the late actor's name
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Late veteran actor Om Puri's last film, Omprakash Zindabad, is set for a theatrical release on December 18, almost four years after his death. While Om Puri is no more to witness the premiere of the film, director Ranjeet Gupta terms the project as a tribute to the actor, and says Puri never made him feel that he was a debut director on the project.
Ask him how he got Om Puri on board and what it was like to direct him, Ranjeet recalls, "In the start, when I went to him with the script, he did not read it for three months. Finally, we went up to him after fixing a time and narrated the script to him. Still he told us he only has 10 minutes for us before he leaves for work. But surprisingly, he was there with us for three hours after that. He cancelled his dubbing sessions and he was mesmerised with the script. As we all know, no actor readily agrees to do the film after reading the script. But he confirmed it to us then and there and called his manager to adjust all his dates."
Further praising him, the director adds, "When we told him that we do not have a huge budget, he even said, 'I can earn money from other films but the satisfaction I will get from this film will be like with one of the Shyam Benegal films'. He spoke to Ronnie Screwvala to release the film under the UTV banner."
Om Puri Birth Anniversary: Top 5 memorable roles of the late legendary actor
Set in Uttar Pradesh, the film depicts how a lower caste daily wager Rambhajjan tries to misuse a government scheme in order to earn some extra money. The film was under the Censor Boards scanner for the longest time, and even got a title change from Rambhajjan Zindabad to Omprakash Zindabad.
Sharing his ordeal with Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), Ranjeet says, "CBFC refused to see the film for over six months while we were dealing with Om ji's demise and our release date got extended. We soon realised the delay and went to the Film Certification Appellate Tribunal (FCAT), which took more time. Our film is based on a real story and we brought all evidence to aid our plea. The tribunal finally gave a go ahead but with a condition to change the title to avoid any religious connotations. So we finally changed it to Omprakash Zindabad, which is also Om Puri's full name (Om Prakash Puri)."
Not just Om Puri's, the film is also Jagdeep Jaffrey's last film. The political satire also features Kulbhushan Kharbanda. "We took these three veteran actors for the main role. Om Puri plays a role of a politician who isn't too popular so he makes this scheme into a scam to gain popularity. Jagdeep sir too joined the film because he really liked his role of a king. Lastly, you will see Kulbushan ji in a comic role, which is rare," Ranjeet says.
Omprakash Zindabad is produced by Khalid Kidwai under the banner of Panorama Studios.
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A sadistic bandit put a gun to a Brooklyn discount store customer's head and threatened to kill her if a shop clerk didn't fork over cash.
The woman was shopping at Nostrand Discount 99 & Up on Nostrand Ave. in Ditmas Park, chatting with the store's owner, when a masked gunman interrupted them at 5 p.m. Saturday.
"This man walks in wearing a mask," said the clerk, Charles Belony, 60.
That's when the man pulled out what Belony described as a gun, possibly a .38 caliber weapon.
"He pointed the gun on the lady's head. She started to scream, and cry a lot," Belony said.
The bandit said, "If you don't put all the money in the counter, I'm going to blow her head (off)!" Belony recounted.
"It was scary. He said, 'Don't move! Put the money over there!'" Belony said.
Belony said he took $500 from his pocket, and the female customer handed over another $250. The cashier put in $3,000.
"We wanted to save her life. I was scared. We were all scared," Belony said, adding that the robber deepened his voice to sound menacing.
"I'm happy we saved her life. He took the money and he left."
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Banner for Bridgetown! Hawks boys win first BRCS Regionals; will host first Provincials at new school
Published: Oct 23, 2017 at 2:25 p.m.
Middleton hopes for Provincials berth via qualifier
Kyle Garde put the ball by the Barrington keeper twice early in the game to notch Western Regionals for the Bridgetown Regional Community School boys soccer team -- and the first banner for the new school.
Middleton Regional High School hosted the two-day Regionals Oct. 21-22, with the final at Rotary Park in Middleton at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday.
The Hawks (Bridgetown's new team name) kept the pressure on, but Barrington hit their stride after the second Garde goal and the ball went back and forth for the rest of the game with netminders playing a big part in the close match. Bridgetown's Andrew Long was not afraid to go out for the ball and challenge Barrington attackers.
Bridgetown made it to the championship game with a quarter-final 7-0 win over Shelburne Saturday afternoon, and a 6-2 game over New Germany on Sunday morning. Barrington defeated Central Kings on Saturday, and that put the Barons in contention with Middleton in the other semi-final Saturday morning. They edged Middleton 4-3 to meet Bridgetown in the final.
Middleton made the semi-final with a 2-0 win over Liverpool Saturday, but with the loss to Barrington met New Germany in the contest for third place, losing to the South Shore squad in a back-and-forth 5-4 game with New Germany scoring the winner with about three minutes left.
New Germany started the weekend by knocking Northeast Kings Education Centre out of the tournament Saturday afternoon.
Take It Home
"I just said go hard guys, get the ball, we want to take it home for the brand new school," said Hawks coach Andrew Verran after the win. "First season with them, brand new school – first one for them. They were all here last year for the most part. They got beat out in a rough way, so yes, it means something to win this and bring home the first banner and host provincials."
Two members of the Middleton Monarchs team presented the Regional banner to the Bridgetown boys. With MRHS athletic director Carla Britney congratulating both teams.
"I think the Regional was a real success," said Britney. "There was a lot of good soccer that was played, all the teams were very strong, and good sportsmanship from the athletes in particular. It's great to have a small community like Bridgetown take the Regional banner and be able to host a provincial D2 soccer tournament. We're thrilled about that, and hopefully Middleton will be able to make it."
Middleton gets to play a Provincials qualifier sometime this week that could give them a Provincials berth, said Monarchs coach Andrew Seymour. He said the team had a strong season and he sees his boys as comparable to any of the Provincials contenders.
Middleton finished regular season in first spot in the Valley division with just one loss, a close 3-2 win for Central Kings. Ironically, New Germany was the top South Shore team in regular season and the two squads met in the contest for third place.
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PHOENIX, Ariz. - Joshua John Todecheene, 30, of Kayenta, Arizona, was sentenced yesterday by U.S. District Judge Diane J. Humetewa to 17.5 years in prison, followed by five years of supervised release. Todecheene previously pleaded guilty to second degree murder.
In February 2020, after an argument with the victim, Todecheene left the scene of the argument, returned with a rifle, and shot the victim in the chest, killing him. Todecheene and the victim are members of the Navajo Nation.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Navajo Nation Division of Public Safety conducted the investigation in this case. Assistant U.S. Attorney Kiyoko Patterson, District of Arizona, Phoenix, handled the prosecution.
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OPERATION SHEGE KA FASA: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW.
HomeOPERATION SHEGE KA FASA: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW.
In a bid to establish something similar to Operation Amotekun security outfit of the southwestern region, the northern youths under the auspices of the Coalition of Northern Group, through its spokesman, Mr. Abdul-Azeez Suleiman announced plans by the group to launch Operation Shege Ka Fasa. The phrase, Shege ka Fasa in Hausa means, 'I dare you.'
He said this on Wednesday, 5th February, 2020,while addressing a group of reporters in Kaduna. He said "the outfit is designed to be the vanguard of the entire North, encompassing every ethnic group and religion and would be patriotic in its operations in addition to performing general complimentary tasks for enhancing security in the region." Furthermore, he expatiated that the outfit was not created to compete with the activities of Amotekun but with the aim of supporting the fight of the police and armed forces in the ever increasing rise in banditry and kidnapping in the northern region of the country.
The group already has a logo designed with the picture of a roaring lion, representing courage and strength. He said, however,"We are just starting, we just initiated it, and we did not say we have inaugurated or we are going into operation. We will hand over to our emirs and governors. We are calling on them to embrace it, make the necessary adjustments and give it the legal backing it requires,".
Also, he rallied for support and embracement of the 19 northern leaders. This, the group could not get as the move was rejected by the Sultan of Sokoto, Sa'ad Abubakar before subsequent denegation by the Northern States' Governors Forum.The Sultan said the group failed to secure necessary approvals from the traditional rulers and could be perceived to be as a result of the failure of the governors of the states concerned to discharge the responsibility of protection of lives and properties entrenched in them by the Constitution, necessitating such unlawful move. He made the remarks during the inauguration of the Northern Security Monitoring Committee in Kaduna State.
A day after the sultan kicked against the proposal to set up Shege Ka Fasa, Kano State Governor, Dr. Abdullahi Ganduje was the first governor to publicly disown the CNG's initiative. Subsequent upon this, the Northern States' Governors Forum, through its Chairman and Governor of Plateau State, Mr. Simon Lalong, supported their colleague as he said the forum would never throw weight behind such an initiative as even the name was "derogatory and abusive". In similar vein, the governors of Kaduna, Adamawa and Taraba state repudiated the said initiative by CNG.
While the mass disconfirmation by the governors and the Sultan seems to be as result of the existence of such smaller outfits in most states in the north, the group vowed to obtain the necessary permissions and backings from federal authorities, should their own leaders remain adamant.
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/02/10/northern-govs-reject-regional-security-outfit-shege-ka-fasa/
https://www.channelstv.com/2020/02/07/regional-security-sultan-faults-launch-of-operation-shege-ka-fasa/amp/
https://punchng.com/northern-groups-unveil-operation-shege-ka-fasa-symbol-in-kaduna/amp/


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U.S. Could Take WTO Action Against India's Restriction of Poultry Imports, USTR Kirk Tells Congress
On March 2, 2012, in International Trade
The United States believes India is unfairly restricting imports of U.S. poultry based on false food safety claims and the United States could take action at the World Trade Organization (WTO) to try to open the market, U.S. Trade Representatives Ron Kirk said at a hearing before the House Committee on Ways and Means this week. "Our American poultry is safe. There is no reason for them to deny us access," Ambassador Kirk said in response to a question at the trade hearing. "We are extraordinarily frustrated with India's continued non-application of internationally recognized scientific standards," he said.
Ambassador Kirk also highlighted some of the Obama administration's key initiatives for 2012, including the fact that final plans are being made to bring the U.S.-Korea trade agreement into force on March 15. He also said that the United States was working with the governments of Colombia and Panama to fulfill their commitments so that those trade agreements can take effect as soon as possible.
Kirk stated during the hearing that "this year, we are getting even tougher on trade enforcement," pointing out that this week President Obama established by Executive Order the Interagency Trade Enforcement Center to "prioritize and more aggressively challenge the kinds of unfair trade practices we fight fiercely everyday."
The Ambassador also said that the United States was ready to bring Russia into a rules-based system to give the United States more enforcement tools to "enable enhanced market access and a level playing field for U.S. exporters." "That's why the administration will seek termination of Russia's Jackson-Vanik status as soon as possible to ensure that American firms enjoy the same job-supporting benefits of Russia's WTO membership as our international competitors," Kirk said.
"We're also moving full speed ahead in the Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations. Building on the broad outlines announced last November, we are seeking to conclude a landmark TPP agreement this year that will address cross-cutting issues such as promoting regulatory coherence among our countries, enhancing the participation of small businesses into Asia-Pacific trade, and building regional supply chains that promote U.S. jobs," Kirk told members of the congressional committee. He also pointed out that, at the WTO, USTR is continuing to look for fresh approaches to market-opening trade negotiations in the Doha Round.


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DAVIE, Fla. - Jan. 11, 2019 - PRLog -- Front Row Theater today announced that it will open its state of the art demo home theater later in January. To celebrate the milestone, a Grand Opening celebration will take place on January 26th and 27th, 2019 from 11am to 6pm. All home theater enthusiasts and homeowners are invited. Front Row Theater will cater the event with food, drinks, and music.
The home theater sports a state of the art Dolby ATMOS sound system, featuring 23 Martin Logan speakers, and 4 JL Audio subwoofers. This immersive experience is complemented by Cineak seating which provides the ultimate home theater comfort. Amplification by Krell, surround processing by Trinnov, and cables by Tributaries. The crown jewels of this room are a pair of 4K laser projectors made by Sony and Barco that project on a Stewart Filmscreen.
Chris Cotter, President of Front Row Theater, says that "I wanted to build a home theater that would deliver the ultimate immersive experience with the top products that we distribute ourselves." Having been in the industry for decades, Chris knows what he is talking about, as he has amassed an impressive book of clients over the years.
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How tall was George Washington?
I am currently reading George Washington: A Life by Ron Chernow, which says George Washington was an even 6 feet (183cm) tall:
It is commonly said that Washington stood six foot two or three, an estimate that gained currency after a doctor measured his corpse at six feet three and a half inches. ... There is no need for any guesswork. Before the Revolutionary War, Washington ordered clothes from London each year and had to describe his measurements with great accuracy. In a 1761 letter, he informed his remote taylor that "my stature is six feet, otherwise rather slender than corpulent," and he never deviated from that formula. Obviously Washington couldn't afford to tell a fib about his height to his tailor. One can only surmise that when the doctor measured his cadaver, his toes were pointing outward, padding his height by several inches compared with his everyday stature. (page 29).
But a few months ago I read His Excellency: George Washington by Joseph J. Ellis, which contradicts this, saying Washington was at least 6'2" (188cm):
His coats, shirts, pants, and shoes were all ordered from a London tailor, but they invariably did not fit. He complained that "my Cloaths have never fitted me well," but the reason for the persistent problem was that the instructions he customarily gave his tailor were misleading. For example, when ordering an overcoat he directed the tailor to "make it to fit a person Six feet high and proportionally made, & you cannot go much amiss." But Washington was at least two inches taller than six feet and disproportionately made, with very broad shoulders and huge hips. (chapter 2)
The two historians clearly use some of the same evidence (orders to London), but draw distinctly different conclusions.
What evidence do we have to support either the claim that George Washington was 6'0" (183cm), or 6'2"-6'3" (188-191cm) in height? I'm assuming there is no consensus among historians, so I'm interested in an overview of the main points in favor of both views.
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Heh, I like Wikipedia's answer: 6 ft 1 1⁄2 in (the average of the heights given by the various sources). – yannis May 28 '13 at 6:04
Why did he go to the expense of ordering clothes from London if they never fit? Were there no tailors in Virginia? Was he as careless about measurements in his work as a surveyor? – bof Oct 11 '17 at 4:08
According to historian Brad Neely, "six foot twenty". ;) NSFW. – Schwern Jan 30 '19 at 18:58
I know it is a pretty short answer, but the very scientically correct "Wolfram Alpha" says "1m88"...
There is also a list of sources on this matter on Wikipedia there.
But the best documented answer on the Internet seems to be here .
When he was 27, a fellow member of the Virginia House of Burgesses described him as "straight as an Indian, measuring 6'2" in his stockings and weighing 175 1bs." This estimate may have been conservative: After Washington's death, his private secretary claimed that he measured the body and found it to be 6' 3 1/2" tall.
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This answer basically seems to confirm the question: Sources say he was 6'0"-6'3". I was hoping for something more thorough. I realize no consensus will ever be reached (barring uncovering new evidence), but I would be interested to see a summary of the available evidence for the various opinions. Your answer does offer evidence for both the 6'2" and 6'3½" measurements, but not much in the way of an analysis, or evidence for the other prevailing views. – Flimzy Jun 7 '13 at 4:43
@Flimzy - That's pretty close, considering a person's height will actually change by as much as an inch in a day, just due to the effects of gravity on the spinal column after being upright for hours. – T.E.D.♦ Oct 11 '17 at 19:22
I think Douglas S. Freeman wrote in Washington, the abridgment of his multi volume pulitzer prize winning work, that Washington was 6'2" and 209.
The answer may rest with the statue of Washington that was sculpted by Houdan and stands in the Virginia state capital. The sculptor visited Washington at Mount Vernon and carefully measured him so that his work would be as accurate as it could be. The statue of Washington himself stands at 6'2 1/2 inches, but it must be noted that Washington's knees are bent. Supposedly somebody measured the space between the bent knees and it came out at about half an inch. So straighten the knees out and the statue stands at about 6'3". So it would seem that Washington's real height was most likely somewhere from 6'2 1/2 inches and 6'3".
This looks like a promising answer, but could use some citations. – Flimzy Feb 17 '18 at 11:54
I don't have the sources in front of me, but I have read letters from John Adams and Thomas Jefferson suggesting that George Washington was the tallest of the three. Jefferson commented on being slightly shorter than GW, and Adams said they both towered over him so who would notice him in an election for President, but he also implied that GW was the tallest of the three.
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Sources would make the answer better. – KillingTime Jan 30 '19 at 20:14
Yes, hopefully you can take the time to put those sources in front of you, and edit this answer? Also, it would be more helpful with some sure height measurements for the other two. – T.E.D.♦ Jan 31 '19 at 18:54
Every source, every biography I have ever read about John Adams, with the exception of McCullough's biography, have listed his height at 5'7" (McCullough said 5'8"). And while a few biographies have said Jefferson was 6'2", most of the ones that have come out over the last 30 years have said he was 6'2 and 1/2". – Michael Jul 12 '19 at 22:20
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Grazing Incidence X-ray Diffraction and Brewster Angle Microscopy studies on domain formation in phosphatidylethanolamine/cholesterol monolayers imitating the inner layer of human erythrocyte membrane
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Biochimica et Biophysica Acta - Biomembranes (2013) 1828(6) 1415-1423
In this work the properties of monomolecular films composed of 1-stearoyl-2-oleoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphoethanolamine (SOPE) and cholesterol, differing in lipid proportion, were investigated in the context of domain formation in the inner leaflet of membrane. To perform comprehensive analysis of the studied model systems the Langmuir monolayer experiments were performed in combination with Brewster angle microscopy (BAM) and Grazing Incidence X-ray Diffraction (GIXD) techniques. The analysis of the collected data proved non-ideal behavior of the investigated films. It was found that cholesterol at its lower concentration in the system (10%) is of disturbing influence on SOPE film. Further addition of cholesterol into phospholipids film (33, 50, and 67% of cholesterol) induces an ordering effect on SOPE acyl chains and provokes the formation of sterol-poor and sterol-rich domains which stoichiometry is independent of monolayer composition. The foregoing findings allow one to conclude that in cytosolic leaflet of membrane the lipids may segregate into domains of various cholesterol contents which depending on their composition may play different roles in membrane functioning. © 2013 Elsevier B.V.
Domain formation
Model cytosolic layer
Phosphatidylethanolamine
Wydro, P., Flasiński, M., & Broniatowski, M. (2013). Grazing Incidence X-ray Diffraction and Brewster Angle Microscopy studies on domain formation in phosphatidylethanolamine/cholesterol monolayers imitating the inner layer of human erythrocyte membrane. Biochimica et Biophysica Acta - Biomembranes, 1828(6), 1415–1423. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bbamem.2013.01.023


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Q: close for text file causing segmentation fault and `glibc detected` under linux in C++ I have a log class, that class contains a stream defined as:ofstream logfile and a mutex to make sure that each time only one thread writes to the file (the program is multi-threaded).
The class is defined as:
#define LOG_NAME "log.txt"

using namespace std;

class Log
{
private:
    pthread_mutex_t mutex_write;
    ofstream logfile;

public:
    Log();
    ~Log();
    void Write (string txt);
};

The constructor is:
Log::Log()
{
    pthread_mutex_init (&mutex_write,NULL);
    pthread_mutex_lock (&mutex_write);
    logfile.open(LOG_NAME, ios::out | ios::trunc);
    logfile << "Created log file named " << LOG_NAME << endl;
    pthread_mutex_unlock (&mutex_write);
}

The destructor is:
Log::~Log()
{
    logfile << "Closing log file" << endl;
    pthread_mutex_lock (&mutex_write);
    logfile.close();
    pthread_mutex_unlock (&mutex_write);
    pthread_mutex_destroy (&mutex_write);
}

and:
void Log::Write (string txt)
{
    pthread_mutex_lock (&mutex_write);
    logfile << txt << endl;
    pthread_mutex_unlock (&mutex_write);
}

In some of the times when the destructor is called, it can't execute the line logfile.close(); because it says that it gets a segmentation fault, or it displays the message:
*** glibc detected *** corrupted double-linked list: 0x0000000000513eb0 ***
Abort

This doesn't happen all the time, it seems to be happening randomly, at about 10% of the time. The program is multi-threaded (under linux).
Edit:
example of usage: (where log is a pointer to an object of Log class)
stringstream str;
str.str("");
str << "Ant " << i << " was created at place: (" << x << "," << y << ")";
log->Write (str.str());

or, if the string contains only knows text
log->Write ("Created board entity");

A: Not 100% sure, but it can be related to memory corruption anywhere in code.
To dig this issue deeper, try run your program under Valgrind or by investigating core dump (be sure that it enabled - AFAIR ulimit -c unlimited).

A: The problem was that we have a problem with checking that all threads have finished. We have repaired this, and now it works fine.
The problem probably happened because other threads tried to access a closed file, and sometimes tried to access a killed entity.

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Elena Kagan and Family: Best of the Upper Left Side, with a Pro-Union Brother
by Tom Robbins
It's about time that a child of Manhattan's Upper Left Side was nominated for the Supreme Court. There is no better school for debate than the corridors of upper Broadway and the aisles of Zabar's, where the opinions are stronger than the garlic bagels.
Obama nominee Elena Kagan, 50, has impeccable ULS credentials and genes: Mom Gloria taught public school's best and brightest at Hunter College Elementary School; dad Robert was a lawyer who represented tenants. Robert Kagan was chairman of Community Board #7 in the 1970s and was a fierce battler against the superhighway that City Hall wanted to pave along the Hudson River and through Riverside Park, which came to be known as Westway. Kagan Sr. was one of a couple dozen early anti-Westway protestors, and he showed up at a City Hall briefing in November, 1974, to denounce the plan. "A six-lane proposal is just not an acceptable proposal," he told the Times. "I am convinced this plan induces new traffic in Manhattan."
Then there's Kagan's brother, Marc, who was a transit worker and union reformer in Transport Workers Local 100. Marc Kagan was one of former Local 100 leader Roger Toussaint's top aides until the two had a falling out in 2003. That's par for the course for the Upper Left Side, where if you can't launch two feuds before lunch, the day's a waste.
Marc Kagan became a teacher and he's no less a fierce supporter of union rights in his new union. In a letter in last week's Chief-Leader, he takes a swipe at schools chancellor Joel Klein's notion that seniority rules shouldn't apply to upcoming teacher layoffs. He goes on to offer a full-throated defense of unionism, one that's likely to light up the eyes of Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell as he looks around for something to throw at the new White House nominee. Marc Kagan writes:
"Here's a heretical thought: the actual purpose of unions is to improve workers' lives by challenging the free market: to win a higher than "market" wage, to make it hard for the employer to change working conditions or fire the higher-paid worker. We shouldn't hide these ideas under a rock like we're ashamed of them; just the opposite. When unions won the 8-hour day, or the weekend, or pension plans, unions defended the idea that working people's lives and rights were socially more important than employers' profits and rights. And we said that those victories would tend to spread, even into nonunionized sectors, and generally make people's lives better. And that was true, for decades.
"Today we are playing this movie backwards. As people in the nonunion sector have faced big roll-backs in wages and benefits, we hear them complain that unionized workers should also "give back." It's an indication that we have, at least temporarily, lost the battle of ideas in this country, that we can't successfully explain to our fellow workers that it is in their interests too if we are able to hold the line somewhere, rather than engage in a frantic race to the bottom."
Here's hoping Sister Elena brings the same moxie to the court.
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Chesterton Quotes – The Illustrated London News 1908-1910
G.K. Chesterton, Collected Works, Volume XXVIII
G.K. Chesterton wrote a weekly column for The Illustrated London News from the mid-1900s to the mid-1930s. Ignatius Press has assembled his essays into several volumes, as part of its massive Collected Works compilation. Despite being a century old, Chesterton's insights are just as pertinent today as they were then — in fact, even more so.
Because Chesterton's ideas are so important, I thought I'd share some of my favorite passages from each volume. With luck they will spark your interest in reading more. The passages below are a mere taste; Chesterton's most engaging ideas are too involved and too amazing to be boiled down into a short excerpt.
"A turkey is more occult and awful than all the angels and archangels. In so far as God has partly revealed to us an angelic world, he has partly told us what an angel means. But God has never told us what a turkey means. And if you go and stare at a live turkey for an hour or two, you will find by the end of it that the enigma has increased rather than diminished." (01-11-1908)
"Tradition (it seems to me) is simply the democracy of the dead." (01-11-1908)
"The frivolous chatter is now all in public journalism. The public responsibility is all in private conversation." (02-01-1908)
"Our generation professes to be scientific and particular about the things it says; but unfortunately it is never scientific and particular about the words in which it says them. It is difficult to believe that people who are obviously careless about language can really be very careful about anything else." (04-04-1908)
"I detest and would destroy all tyrannical minorities …" (04-11-1908)
"… for the chief evil of our times is that the social collectivity has increased spiritual solitude. Never were bodies so much jostled; never were souls so much deserted." (06-06-1908)
"We apply the word strict, narrow, bigoted or intolerant, to two separate states of mind which are not only different but are really quite opposite. To put the point quite crudely, we call a man narrow when he is illogical; but we also call a man narrow when he is logical." (07-04-1908)
"In short, the only objection to the Missing Link is that he is missing." (09-05-1908)
"If married people are to be divorced for incompatibility of temper, I cannot imagine why all married people are not divorced." (09-19-1908)
"An open mind is really a mark of foolishness, like an open mouth. Mouths and minds were made to shut; they were made to open only in order to shut." (10-10-1908)
"… active resistance is sometimes right, but passive resistance is always wrong." (11-21-1908)
"Snobs say they have the right kind of hat; prigs say they have the right kind of head." (12-12-1908)
"The nation that has no gods at all not only dies, but what is more, it is bored to death." (01-09-1909)
"Mankind declares this with one deafening voice: that sex may only be ecstatic so long as it is also restricted." (01-09-1909)
"We must first of all establish the principle that we do not want a newspaper to give us a vision of the world made perfect; we want a church for that. We do not want a newspaper to give us good news; we want a gospel for that. We want a newspaper to give us the true news, not elevating news or improving news." (03-06-1909)
"To my thinking, the oppression of the people is a terrible sin; but the depression of the people is a far worse one." ((06-05-1909)
"The definition of a prig, I suppose, is this: one who has pride in the possession of his brain rather than joy in the use of it." (06-12-1909)
"One of the few gifts that can really increase with old age is a sense of humour." (07017-1909)
"The truth is that the evolutionary theory, if true, is totally useless for human affairs. It is enormous, but irrelevant. Like the solar system, it is a colossal trifle." (09-18-1909)
"The test of a democracy is not whether the people vote, but whether the people rule." (10-02-1909)
"The truth is that if a man wishes to remain in perfect mental breadth and freedom, he had better not think at all. Thinking is a narrowing process. It leads to what people call dogma. A man who thinks hard about any subject for several years is in horrible danger of discovering the truth about it." (10-16-1909)
"Men do not differ much about what things they will call evils; they differ enormously about what evils they will call excusable," (10-23-1909)
"The whole truth is generally the ally of virtue; a half-truth is always the ally of some vice." (06-11-1910)
"For it is one of the marks of real dignity of character not to wish to separate oneself from the honour and tragedy of the whole tribe. All men are ordinary men; the extraordinary men are those who know it." (06-25-1910)
"But I cannot see how thoughts, as such, can have any of this human sanctity about them, or why I should respect an idea which I think a nasty idea merely because it has got into somebody's head." (10-29-1910)
"The truths of religion are unprovable; the facts of science are unproved." (11-05-1910)
"Vanity means thinking somebody's praise important, more important than yourself. But pride (which does not exist in heaven, but at quite an opposite address) is thinking yourself more important than anything that can praise or blame you." (11-12-1910)
"Our chief trouble at present is that words and things do not fit each other." (12-24-1910)
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I have come to the conclusion that G.K.Chesterton may, in fact, be one of those smart people I hear about from time to time.
He well may be. He certainly had a good crystal ball.


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Q: IbPy Installation: Can't open file 'setup.py.in' I am trying to set up IBPY and Python on my Mac to run with Interactive Brokers, per the documentation at http://www.quantstart.com/articles/Using-Python-IBPy-and-the-Interactive-Brokers-API-to-Automate-Trades.  I have installed Git.  I created a subdirectory ibapi under Home.  I downloaded IBPy using git clone https://github.com/blampe/IbPy from the ibapi directory.  I then tried python setup.py.in install to install IbPy as a Python module.  This is the message I received:

/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/Resources/Python.app/Contents/MacOS/Python: can't open file 'setup.py.in': [Errno 2] No such file or directory

A: If you read the README, it clearly states to run:
python setup.py install

No .in involved.


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namespace BootstrapUI.Windows.Win32
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Provides DPI information for a window.
    /// </summary>
    public class DpiInformation
    {
        internal DpiInformation(double wpfDpiX, double wpfDpiY)
        {
            this.WpfDpiX = wpfDpiX;
            this.WpfDpiY = wpfDpiY;
            this.ScaleX = 1;
            this.ScaleY = 1;
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the horizontal resolution of the WPF rendering DPI.
        /// </summary>
        public double WpfDpiX { get; private set; }
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        /// </summary>
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        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the horizontal resolution of the current monitor DPI.
        /// </summary>
        /// <remarks>Null when the process is not per monitor DPI aware.</remarks>
        public double? MonitorDpiX { get; private set; }
        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the vertical resolution of the current monitor DPI.
        /// </summary>
        /// <remarks>Null when the process is not per monitor DPI aware.</remarks>
        public double? MonitorDpiY { get; private set; }
        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the x-axis scale factor.
        /// </summary>
        public double ScaleX { get; private set; }
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Andrew has just finished performing in the wonderfully funny (and scary!) production of The Hound of the Baskervilles at the Jack Studio Theatre. It was a sellout run, even including the extra performances added due to great demand, and it received numerous 5 Star reviews such as this one:
http://www.stagereview.co.uk/theatre-review/hound-baskervilles-review/
Andrew performed as part of the RSC Open Stages 'Sonnet Project' at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford yesterday. All 154 of Shakespeare's sonnets read consecutively within 4 hours.
Only a few more weeks until Andrew's lead role in the independent British film 'Candlestick' will receive its US premiere in Hollywood! The date for your diaries is 11th April 2015.
View the trailer for the movie here: http://www.candlestickfilm.com/trailer.html
Disney's Kenneth Branagh directed 'Cinderella', in which Andrew plays a fencer is released today in the USA. The UK release will take place on the 27th March.
Currently in Cinderella – on stage AND screen!
After all the recent cinema screenings of Candlestick it's now back to treading the boards for a little while: I'm currently playing the role of Dandini in the pantomime production 'Cinderella' at Wrexham's William Aston Hall, which I'm also directing. By coincidence, I can also be seen in the current trailer for the upcoming live action film version of the same story, Disney's Cinderella, directed by Kenneth Branagh.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=20DF6U1HcGQ
I've just returned from our wonderful Irish Premiere at @GateCinemas in Cork, as part of the @IndieCork Film Festival. Another very friendly festival with lots of really great staff, audiences and film productions. My current feature film, 'Candlestick', in which I play the lead role, Jack, was incredibly well received at Tuesday's fantastic screening in front of a very appreciative crowd. The Q&A afterwards was really fun with lots of thoughtful, considered questions. Thank you Cork!
Next up: mainland Europe for more festival premieres.


Not since 2007 have US accountants in industry felt as optimistic about the future of their companies and the state of the domestic economy as they do now.
While concerns about regulatory requirements linger, and some companies remain hesitant to deploy cash or hire, those potential obstacles can't stem the rising tide of optimism regarding US businesses' next 12 months. That's what the numbers show in the third-quarter Business & Industry Economic Outlook Survey, released Thursday by the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA).
Since the third quarter of 2012, optimism about the US economy has gone from 22% to 52%. Optimism about finance professionals' own companies has risen from 44% to 65% in that span.
Across sectors, companies are optimistic that they will grow revenue, profits, and headcount in the next 12 months. Revenue is expected to rise 4.4% in the coming 12 months; profit is projected to rise 3.6%; and headcount is projected to rise 1.8%. Each indicator reached its highest level since 2007.
The survey measures the sentiment of more than 1,100 high-ranking finance professionals – mainly CEOs, CFOs, and controllers – in nine areas: US economic optimism, organisation optimism, expansion plans, revenue, profits, employment, IT spending, training and development, and other capital spending.
Those components make up the CPA Outlook Index, which hit 74, the highest mark since the first quarter of 2007. An index rating above 50 indicates a positive outlook.
All nine components in the index have increased by at least four points in the past year, led by an eight-point rise in planned spending for training and development.
One measure of optimism in the US is increased shipping imports, said Valerie Rainey, CPA, CGMA, the CFO at INTTRA, a global e-commerce provider for the shipping industry. The company publishes a monthly ocean-freight index jointly with Cass Information Systems, and the most recent one, from July, shows year-over-year growth of 5.8% for US imports and month-over-month growth of 15.4%. The index measure for imports is the highest since the survey began in January 2010.
"When that happens, what are [companies] doing? They're replenishing their inventory," said Rainey, vice chair of the AICPA Business & Industry Executive Committee.
Respondents were asked their top challenges. The top challenges cited, in order, were regulatory requirements and changes, domestic economic conditions, availability of skilled personnel, and employee and benefits costs. Organisations project health-care costs to rise 6.6% in the coming year.
David Citarelli, CPA, feels the sting of increased costs. Citarelli, the CFO of McDevitt Trucks, a seller of heavy-duty trucks with five dealerships in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont, said an early projection for health-care costs in the coming year showed a 17% increase. And factory-mandated training, part of the company's franchise agreements, eats up much of McDevitt's training budget.
Citarelli is mildly optimistic about his company's prospects, even though he doesn't project sales of new heavy-duty trucks to rise. Consumers continue to hold on to vehicles longer than they did in the past. "The service-and-parts business will continue to be reasonably stable," said Citarelli, who added that his company doesn't expect to add staff in the coming year.
Overall, according to the survey, 20% of companies plan to hire staff, up from 15% who planned to hire a year ago. Just more than half of organisations (51%) say they have the right number of employees, and 18% say they have too few workers but are hesitant to add more. A year ago, 53% had the right number, and 19% were hesitant to hire.
The Northeast and Midwest regions showed strong gains in company optimism. Northeast companies' optimism rose to 68% from 52% a year ago. Midwest companies' optimism rose to 66% from 55% a year ago. Optimism in the South (63%) and West (62%) rose less dramatically.
Companies remain hesitant to deploy cash. The number of respondents indicating they had about the right amount of liquidity rose to 47% from 42% a year ago. Overall, fewer have less cash than they need compared with the previous year. Nineteen per cent have more than they need but are reluctant to deploy it, and 15% have more than they need and plan to deploy it. Those numbers are down from 21% and 16%, respectively, from a year ago.
Optimism in the professional-services sector rose to 76% from 54% a year ago, including a 12-point gain from the previous quarter. Manufacturing has risen 16 points in the past year (56% to 72%), and the construction, real estate, and health-care sectors also have made gains of ten or more percentage points in the past year. Optimism in technology has dropped two consecutive quarters and stands at 58%, two points higher than a year ago.
Expectations for training spending have risen four consecutive quarters, and projections for other capital spending have increased two consecutive quarters.
"Fighting in Ukraine, Iraq Mars CFOs' Otherwise Rising Optimism": CFOs worldwide report optimism about the economy and a healthy risk appetite, but political and regulatory uncertainties remain, according to a Deloitte survey.
"Organisations Mainly Cautious When It Comes to Corporate Cash": More large multinationals are growing cash reserves than shrinking them, according to an annual survey. Those that had cash reserves decline most often pointed to capital expenditures as the reason.


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Center Theatre Group Video Gives Hope to LGBT Students
Center Theatre Group (CTG) Releases a Video for the It Gets Better Project featuring staff sharing personal stories from childhood in a message of support for LGBT youth. Citing CTG's mission as a reason for involvemen...more
CPAC Keeps Life Colorful
In 2006, Citi Performing Arts Center (CPAC) formalized its commitment to "Broad-based Access, Diversity, and Outreach" as an objective on its strategy map and Balanced Scorecard. The plan articulated a vision that was be...more
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International Hispanic Theatre Festival Showcases Diversity
"Accent on Chile" by Christine Dolen The Miami Herald; July 3, 2011 "As it has for the past few summers, Miami's International Hispanic Theatre Festival is anchoring its celebration of theater from the Spanish-speaking world...more
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Past as Prologue: Dreams of An Ideal Theatre
"We make one world from the stories of many different worlds. Multiculturalism, or whatever you call it, didn't begin in the 1980s, though we sometimes behave as if it did. Hull-House reminds us that ethnic, racial and cultural diversity i...more
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The Power of "With"
The Power of With by Ann Meier Baker, President & CEO, Chorus America The Voice, Fall 2011 "I often talk about the value of choral singing as a collaborative endeavor, where diverse groups of people sing with each other to produce som...more
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TCG's American Theatre Magazine Focuses on Diversity
In the midst of a year-long 50th anniversary celebration, Theatre Communications Group is celebrating four core values that they have identified as important to both the work of TCG and the theatre field: artistry, diversity, global citizenship and a...more
Black Female Writers Find Broadway Success
"Their Own Stories" by Peter Marks The Washington Post; October 20, 2011 "This season, for apparently the first time, the American theater's most visible platform will host as many as four distinct works written or adapt...more


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Argonaut Op/Ed Points to Folly and Danger in Homeless Housing on Metro Bus Lot
Temporary Housing Insanity
Posted by The Argonaut | Aug 1, 2018 | Opinion | 0 |
100 beds on Main Street won't solve homelessness, but it will move associated problems closer to residences and schools
By John Tapia
Tapia is a pharmacy owner and longtime Venice resident writing in response to "Help is on the Horizon," a July 12 opinion piece arguing in favor of establishing temporary housing for the homeless in Venice.
The city's plan to convert the former Metro bus yard on Main Street into a 100-bed temporary housing facility will be a catastrophe for Venice. While I appreciate that Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and L.A. City Councilman Mike Bonin may have the best of intentions, the city's previous failures to keep our community safe from the ill effects of homelessness would suggest that city leaders are not prepared to address the dangers inherent to a temporary housing facility at this site.
First off, the site is a couple blocks from four schools clustered on or near the Westminster Avenue Elementary School campus. These house our community's most vulnerable children, and some have already been harmed by repeated incidences of homeless campers and those occupying vehicles on Main Street and Westminster openly exposing their genitals and relieving themselves in sight of children. Inviting 100 homeless individuals to live at the Metro lot — and others who can be expected to just hang out outside (to sell drugs, see their buddies inside, etc.) — just increases the risk of such incidences or worse.
Next, the site itself is surrounded on all sides by residences, unlike other potential sites on the Westside, which are at some distance from residences. I anticipate that the 24-hour nature of the facility will allow a lot of coming and going, much of it at night. This will undoubtedly relocate some of the late-night noise problems associated with current encampments along the boardwalk and on Third Avenue between Sunset and Rose avenues. It also has the potential to bring the crime associated with those sites to our neighborhood.
The city has presented nothing to suggest that it will prevent the public space around the Metro yard, or the parkway and sidewalk across the street at the Dogtown Station Lofts, from becoming yet another large homeless encampment. While Garcetti recently suggested that the city has the right to return to enforcing its "no sleeping on a sidewalk" ordinance, we have yet to see any proof of this — nor has the council office publicly agreed to direct the LAPD to use that ordinance to prevent additional encampments around the temporary housing facility.
Attorney Michael Rapkin's recent guest opinion piece in support of establishing temporary housing in Venice suggests that the city will start cleaning up former encampments once the facility is up and running. But city sanitation workers already clean up encampments along the boardwalk and Third once a week, with little lasting effect. These areas quickly return to Third World conditions, with litter and food waste and bodily fluids strewn among assorted furniture and enough bicycles to suggest that some of them were stolen. It's not clear what benefits additional cleanups will bring.
What would benefit homeowners and renters living near existing encampments is for the city to declare them "red zones" — that after campers are offered transitional housing or other accommodations, the city would declare that no sleeping, camping or storing personal possessions would be permitted at the former encampment site. The city has adopted a similar standard to bar people living in their vehicles from parking near schools and parks and/or on residential streets at night, and they could do so for sidewalks and parkways near residences in Venice, too. We have seen no indication, however, that the city intends to enact similar restrictions for existing encampments.
Mr. Rapkin also asserts there would be far less personal property strewn around Venice once the bridge-to-housing facility is opened, since personal property could be stored on the former Metro lot. Assuming some of the folks now camping near the beach or along Lake Street next to Rite-Aid move into temporary housing, there is absolutely nothing in the city's plan that will prevent other transients, from elsewhere in Los Angles or from out-or-state, from taking their place.
The end result of temporary housing will likely be no decrease in the size or odiousness of current Venice encampments, no checks against the growth of new encampments popping up on and around Main Street, and a riskier situation around Westminster Elementary.
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Q: json Time (hh:mm:ss) value return from php json_encode I just want to ask if the returned data from my php json_encode is directly treated as "time" on my jquery, or do I have to format it in my jquery script ? Here:

I will be using this data on my jchartFX, I just wonder if this has been treated as "time" values or not . Because my chart displays: "No Data Available".I already made a data format but it seemed like not working.
Here's the entire code:
PHP
public function get_sample_data(){

   $data = $this->queries->query("SELECT DATE_FORMAT(a.datetimeRequested,'%M %d') AS `Date`,
                            SEC_TO_TIME(AVG(TIME_TO_SEC(c.request_startckit))) AS `AVG CT`,
                               SEC_TO_TIME(SUM(TIME_TO_SEC(c.request_startckit))) AS `SUM CT`
                        FROM request a
                        JOIN ckit b ON b.idRequest = a.idRequest
                        JOIN cycle_time c ON c.idCkit = b.idCKIT
                                ");
     echo json_encode($data,JSON_PRETTY_PRINT);
}

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chart1 = new cfx.Chart();
chart1.getData().setSeries(2);

var xaxis = chart1.getAxisX();
xaxis.getLabelsFormat().setFormat(cfx.AxisFormat.Date);

var yaxis = chart1.getAxisY();
yaxis.getLabelsFormat().setFormat(cfx.AxisFormat.DateTime);
yaxis.getDataFormat().setCustomFormat("hh:mm:ss");
chart1.getDataGrid().setVisible(true);
var series1 = chart1.getSeries().getItem(0);
var series2 = chart1.getSeries().getItem(1);
series1.setGallery(cfx.Gallery.Bar);
series2.setGallery(cfx.Gallery.Bar);

            $.ajax({
                url: $("#base_url").val() + "ajax/get_sample_data",
                dataType: "json",
                success: function(data){

                   chart1.setDataSource(data);
                },
                error: function(){
                    alert("an error occured");
                }
            });

 var divHolder = document.getElementById('ChartDiv');
 chart1.create(divHolder);

A: I think it would be better if you gave an example on how you will be using those values, that way we could see if you would need any kind of parsing. To answer your question, in your JSON response both of them are being treated as strings.


Another day another huge climb, but good news is my knee seems better.
Schwaz is nothing to write home about. It's just down the road from Innsbruck but at 600m it's somewhat too low for alpine walking. Stayed in the modern StayingInn Hotel, clean functional and stylish and no dried flowers or gnomes in sight. John managed to find his way out of town without the usual backtracking and soon we were walking through hay meadows up a zig zagging road. This went on for 2 hours then we struck off steeply through trees till we reached a bilberry covered rocky crest with spectacular views. We picked our way precariously along the rocky edge to Gratzenkopf (2069metres) marked by a cross. The weather was blowing up and big clouds were fast approaching so we hurried on along a dramatic rocky path that clung high to the mountainside. On the ridge itself the wind was ferocious.
After a bit we reached a very steep scree slope up a gully with bits of wire screwed on to supposedly help you up - except it was too high to reach. Half way up I made the mistake of stopping and couldn't seem to move after that...not up, down or sideways. In the end John had to stretch down and offer the end of his stick which I gladly grabbed.
We arrived at the Kellerjochhutte (2,218) at 2.30pm in time for sausage kraut and potato. We had the rest of the day off, sitting in the sun in deck chairs admiring the incredible view west to mountains we had already walked.
P.S. having got here so early we half wondered whether to press on to the next place but are glad we didn't. It's a classic trad mountain hutte run by a pair of friendly laid back women who can cook. And tonight we have special entertainment laid on in the form of a huge thunder storm. We are told not to worry if the place shakes.
PPS - John insists on adding the photo below which bears no relevance to the text.
Nice to read from you Christine and happy to hear the good news from your knee.


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Rockets sign former UH guard DeJon Jarreau
Danielle Lerner, Staff writer
Dec. 28, 2021 Updated: Dec. 28, 2021 6:09 p.m.
Former UH player DeJon Jarreau has signed with the Rockets on a 10-day contract.
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The Rockets on Tuesday signed former University of Houston guard DeJon Jarreau to a 10-day hardship exception contract, a temporary replacement player allowance triggered because the Rockets have four players unavailable in the NBA's health and safety protocols.
The Rockets were shorthanded for Tuesday's game against the Lakers with guard D.J. Augustin, forward Garrison Mathews, forward K.J. Martin and forward Jae'Sean Tate all in health and safety protocols.
In response to a league-wide uptick in coronavirus cases, the NBA is allowing teams to temporarily exceed the 15-man roster spot limit when it has at least four players who are sick or injured for more than two weeks. Many teams including the Lakers have utilized the exception, some multiple times, but Jarreau represents the Rockets' first replacement player.
Rockets coach Stephen Silas said Jarreau joined the team for its pregame walk-through Tuesday and watched film with the coaching staff, but otherwise admitted he did not get much time to familiarize himself with his new player.
"We'll get him in here and see what he can do. This is a great place for guys like that," Silas said. "We've had success with guys who kind of come in and work hard and kind of learn how we do things. You see with Armoni (Brooks) and Garrison (Mathews) and Anthony Lamb from last year, there are guys that have opportunities. Because if there's one thing we do, we make players better here."
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Jarreau went undrafted in the 2021 NBA Draft and after a summer league stint with the Miami Heat, signed a two-way deal with the Indiana Pacers. He played in one game for the Pacers and 10 games for their G-League affiliate, the Fort Wayne Mad Ants, but was waived Dec. 15.
On the Rockets, Jarreau reunites with former college teammate Brooks, a second-year guard who has appeared in 29 games with eight starts for the Rockets this season.
Jarreau averaged 9.7 points per game, 4.5 assists per game and 3.9 rebounds per game for the Mad Ants while shooting 40.2 percent from the field and 38.1 percent on 3-pointers.
If one of the Rockets' four unavailable players returns to action, the team will have to immediately comply with the 15-man roster maximum.
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William Frederick Sauer, Jr.
Personal Information | Media | Sources | All
Name William Frederick Sauer [1, 2, 3]
Suffix Jr.
Born 21 Jan 1909 New Jersey, USA [1, 4, 5]
Find A Grave Memorial Number 36229088
Last Residence Woodstown, Salem County, New Jersey, USA [1, 6]
5 Grandview Dr.
Race White [7, 8, 9]
Residence 1910 Paulsboro, Gloucester, New Jersey, USA [10]
Age: 1; Marital Status: Single; Relation to Head of House: Son
Residence 1920 Paulsboro, Gloucester County, New Jersey, USA [11]
Social Security Number 065-01-8265 [1]
Died 4 Aug 1976 Woodbury, Gloucester County, New Jersey, USA [13]
Cause: heart disease
Underwood Hospital
_FUN 7 Aug 1976 Woolwich, Gloucester County, New Jersey, USA [14]
Buried 7 Aug 1976 Clarksboro, Gloucester County, New Jersey, USA [15]
Person ID I518 obenlandGenealogy
Father William Frederick Sauer, Sr, b. Abt 1871, Germany
Mother Freda Grotzinger, b. Abt 1875, Germany
Married Abt 1903 USA [16]
Family Catherine Cibulla Ladner, b. 12 Aug 1916, Paulsboro, Gloucester County, New Jersey, USA , d. 27 Aug 2001, Round Rock, Williamson County, Texas, USA (Age 85 years)
Married 28 Aug 1974 Swedesboro, Gloucester County, New Jersey, USA
William Sauer Jr
[S756] U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-Current, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2011;), Number: 065-01-8265; Issue State: New York; Issue Date: Before 1951.
Record for William Sauer
[S2018] Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2011;), Historical Society of Pennsylvania; Historic Pennsylvania Church and Town Records; Reel: 779.
Record for William Frederick Sauer Jr
Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985 - William Frederick Sauer Jr
[S721] 1910 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006;), Year: 1910; Census Place: Paulsboro, Gloucester, New Jersey; Roll: T624_885; Page: 6B; Enumeration District: 0132; FHL microfilm: 1374898.
Record for Freda Sauers
1910 United States Federal Census - Freda Grotzinger
[S738] 1930 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2002;), Year: 1930; Census Place: Paulsboro, Gloucester, New Jersey; Roll: 1345; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 0025; Image: 825.0; FHL microfilm: 2341080.
1930 United States Federal Census - William Frederick Sauer Sr
[S724] 1920 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2010;), Year: 1920; Census Place: Paulsboro, Gloucester, New Jersey; Roll: T625_1027; Page: 13A; Enumeration District: 151; Image: 691.


We are an independent charity and a member of the Citizens Advice national network. We provide information, advice, guidance, and specialist casework to the people of Wolverhampton from several locations across the city. We also deliver certain housing advice and Pension Wise services in the Black Country, Shropshire and parts of Birmingham.
In addition to advice and guidance services we also undertake research and campaigning activity, using our extensive data about the problems local people face to try to influence policy makers.
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Our core service is funded by grant from Wolverhampton City Council. Other projects are funded from other sources and bring additional income and services to Wolverhampton.
We aim to deliver a service based around the needs of individual clients – including their capacity to take action, dealing holistically with interconnected problems, and any language, literacy or accessibility needs.
All of our services are subject to rigorous quality measures and audit, and we hold the Specialist Quality Mark.
There are nearly 400 local Citizens Advice in England & Wales, each an independent charity and a member of the Citizens Advice network. Citizens Advice is the national organisation and is itself a charity. Citizens Advice provides co-ordination, support and services to the network, delivers some services directly, and undertakes rigorous research and campaigns activity. More information about Citizens Advice can be found here.
Citizens Advice Wolverhampton is governed by a Trustee Board. The Board determine the corporate strategy of the charity, including setting key strategic objectives and making major decisions about the use of financial resources. Citizens Advice Wolverhampton is led by the Chief Officer, Helen Child, and a management team.
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Q: Remove space from regular expression I do not want to show error when adding space. While using this regular expression, when adding space, shows error. How can I solve this?
return /^[A-Za-z\'":(),.$#!?=-_/\{}<>%^*]+$/.test(value);

A: I assume you mean that you want to allow spaces within value, right?
Then simply add a space to the character class. Make sure that the dash is never between two characters in the class, unless you want to specify a range (as you probably meant to do in A-Z but not in =-_). Also, this regex contains an error because you didn't escape the /:
return /^[- A-Za-z'":(),.$#!?=_\/{}<>%^*]+$/.test(value);

A: Add spaces using \s to the regex:
/^[-\sA-Za-z\'":(),.$#!?=_\/\{}<>%^*]+$/

As @Tim suggested below, / should be escaped and the - should not come between two characters for which it will define a range. Answer was updated respectfully.
Second, as was noted in the comments below, it's worth mentioning that \s matches all types of spaces (tabs, newlines etc) which is even more general than what the OP asked for


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Once your company understands the need for a content management system, the foremost decision you have to make is picking content management systems that fit your needs. While many people are tangled in the fine details of what expectations they require their CMS to fulfill, you cannot lose sight of your main intention and the progress you need to reach your goals. These issues are the most common mistakes companies make while choosing their content management system and with a few precautions, you can avoid these mistakes and get the perfect content management system to fit your needs.
While many people would think that if something has a higher cost then it should show a better performance. However repeatedly, content management systems have shown that there are is no association in price and performance. A CMS that runs a bit more money but offers a large variety of options may seem like a great choice, but if most of those options end up not being used money ends wasted. When selecting a content management system first identify your business requirements and find the simplest CMS that will meet your needs.
If this is a company first time in selecting a CMS, they may not understand what they should expect from a content management system. A company should research which features are available in the CMS products they are choosing. They should know what is the process is to implement the specific content management systems. Additionally, knowing any common issues or bugs within the CMS products will help the company make a final choice.
Rushing to buy the newest CMS technology without re searching the features they need beforehand is bound to happen in some companies but this can be avoided by understanding what they need before purchasing. A few steps of preparation should start with creating an intranet or website strategy and identifying any design issues with the website. Once you know what your needs and goals are, you can identify what functions you need your content management system to accomplish.
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Cassolnovo é uma comuna italiana da região da Lombardia, província de Pavia, com cerca de 5.804 habitantes. Estende-se por uma área de 31 km², tendo uma densidade populacional de 187 hab/km². Faz fronteira com Abbiategrasso (MI), Cerano (NO), Gravellona Lomellina, Sozzago (NO), Terdobbiate (NO), Tornaco (NO), Vigevano.

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Metabolic Cycles In Baby Teeth Linked To ADHD And Autism In Children
Written By Kevin Kerfoot / Reviewed By Ray Spotts
Researchers have identified elemental signatures in baby teeth that are unique to attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism spectrum disorder, and cases when both neurodevelopment conditions are present, which suggests that the metabolic regulation of nutrients and toxins play a role in these diseases.
The researchers used baby teeth to reconstruct prenatal and early-life exposures to nutrients and toxic elements in neurotypical children and children with autism, ADHD, or ADHD and autism and found that each condition has a unique metabolic signature, which shows a combination of dysregulation in metabolic pathways involving essential and toxic elements.
"Environmental epidemiologists typically study exposure to essential and toxic elements by examining how much of a given element a child was exposed to, but our work indicates that the way a child metabolizes environmental exposures is essential to healthy neurodevelopment," says Paul Curtin, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Environmental Medicine and Public Health at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
"The discovery that autism spectrum disorder, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, and the combined presentation of autism and ADHD each have a unique metabolic signature can inform future studies on what might cause the disorders," Curtin continued. "It could help us determine the pathways implicated in the different diseases, which, in turn, could inform the development of treatment and prevention strategies."
This study - published in Translational Psychiatry - examined the baby teeth of 74 children enrolled in the Roots of Autism and ADHD Twin Study in Sweden (RATSS), which included twin siblings with and without autism and ADHD.
Researchers compared elemental metabolism in neurotypical children to those with ADHD, autism or those diagnosed with both autism and ADHD. While the method is not a diagnostic tool, the metabolic signatures were present prenatally which may have implications for the development of early detection methods.
Baby Teeth And Zinc And Copper Metabolic Cycles
About one in 68 children has been identified with autism spectrum disorder – ASD - according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Researchers from the Department of Environmental Medicine and Public Health at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai also reported that cycles involved in zinc and copper metabolism are dysregulated in ASD and can be used to predict who will later develop the disease. The researchers used the teeth to reconstruct prenatal and early-life exposures to nutrient and toxic elements in healthy and autistic children.
This study - published online in Scientific Advances, a journal published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science - was the first study to generate a 90 percent accurate fetal and early childhood biomarker of ASD using a longitudinal analysis of distinct metabolic pathways.
The results of this research could produce a new diagnostic approach for ASD. During fetal and childhood development, a new tooth layer is formed every day. As each of these "growth rings" forms, an imprint of many of the chemicals circulating in the body is captured in each layer, which provides a chronological record of exposure.
The research team used lasers to sample these layers and reconstruct the past exposures along incremental markings, similar to using growth rings on a tree to determine the tree's growth history.
"We found significant divergences between ASD-affected children and their healthy siblings, and used these biomarkers to predict the emergence of disease," Curtin added. "These findings suggest that the cyclical metabolism of nutrients and toxicants is critical to healthy neurodevelopment, and the emergence of autism."
"The results of this study are important because they identify specific pathways related to autism pathology, and could lead to an early warning system for ASD and other neurodevelopmental disorders, "added Manish Arora, Ph.D., BDS, MPH, Professor and Vice Chairman of the Department of Environmental Medicine and Public Health at the Icahn School of Medicine. "If ASD is diagnosed at a younger age, parents can take advantage of the early introduction of therapies."
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