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Q: Best way to get template variables from an external js file This is what I am currently doing to transfer a django template variable to a JS variable:
<input type="hidden" id="django_var" value="{{variable}}" />
...
var unique_var = $('#django_var').val();

Is there a more straightforward way to do this in the template, something that would work outside of forms as well? Thank you.
Update: the js variable will be an external file to the template, and thus won't be able to directly call the django template vars.

A: In your HTML template header:
<script>
var my_var = "{{ django_var }}";
</script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/js/my_script.js"></script>

The important thing to note is that you define your JS variables in the head before you include your javascript file.
Then in your javascript you can access $my_var

A: Instead of adding hidden meta fields in the template, you add a little bit of inline Javascript in the template:
<script>
var MyGlobal = {
  var_1: {{var_1}},
  var_2: {{var_2}},
};
</script>

Later, in an external JS file, you can do:
var unique_var = MyGlobal.var_2;

A: Sometimes its cleaner to not create a whole bunch of global vars, you can pass them as params to the js file like so:
<script type="text/javascript" src="/js/my_script.js?param1=xyz&param2=abc"></script>

Within your external js you can easily write a method to parse these params.


Wait, Travolta is Immortal Too?
The World's Most Famous Satanist?
I presented a version of this article last week at my Masonic Lodge, Braden #168 in St. Paul, Minnesota. The version published here has been edited to remove specific references to the Masonic degrees, but most of the material remains intact. Readers of this blog should find my basic thesis relatively familiar, as I have written on this topic several times before - notably here and here.
Presentation: Modern neuroscience has reached some interesting conclusions regarding the workings of the mind, especially over the course of the last decade. One of the most important of these is that the psychoanalytic model, in which an "unconscious mind" directs our thoughts and actions, is probably completely wrong. There are brain functions that can be considered "unconscious," but those functions lack the sort of coherence that would put them even remotely on par with our normal conscious awareness. Similarly, dreaming is not some "gateway to the unconscious" but rather a consolidation process in which memories are sorted and recombined.
The basic anatomy of the mind can be thought of as three distinct systems that work together. The first of these is the declarative mind, or thinking system. This is the portion of the mind that operates according to the general laws of reason and which processes information in the form of thoughts. When somebody asks you what you are thinking about, your answer is what your thinking system is currently processing. The second of these systems is the emotive or feeling system. This is the portion of the mind that produces emotional states. When someone asks you how you are feeling, what you are describing is the current state of your feeling system, whether you're happy, sad, bored, frustrated, and so forth. These first two systems can be thought of as the "conscious" mind, in that you are always aware of what you are thinking and how you are feeling.
Taken together these three systems constitute what I sometimes think of as the "golden triangle" of consciousness. What we experience as a coherent mind arises from the interaction between them, and they can work together or they can get in each others' way. If you ever have been in a situation where you have needed to do something difficult or uncomfortable but which nonetheless needs to be done you know how the feeling system can conflict with the thinking system. On the other hand, when you're in a situation where what you need to do is also rewarding and fun you know how it feels when they work together.
When Masonry was founded the conditioning system was not well-understood. Pavlov was working with dogs in the late nineteenth century, but it was not until the twentieth that behavioral psychology really came of age. The idea of subduing one's desires and passions is rooted in older ideas that Sigmund Freud integrated into the theory of psychoanalysis, the Victorian concept that the personality is simply a collection of wayward drives that must somehow be channeled into a socially acceptable framework. According to this model what we experience as our "conscious mind" is just the tip of a vast iceberg, with limited power to manage the whole of the personality.
Modern science tells us that this is simply not the case. I will submit that one of the key goals of the Masonic system is training our conditioning systems to work in harmony with our long-term goals rather than producing behaviors that sabotage them. Constantly working to restrain the behaviors that our conditioning system is telling us to repeat is draining and difficult, and there is an easier way – exploit the laws of conditioning ourselves and reinforce those behaviors that we know will lead to success.
So how do we do this? Psychologists have defined two basic types of conditioning, classical and operant. Classical conditioning is based on the work done by Ivan Pavlov in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. He discovered that physiological responses could be conditioned in such a way that they could be triggered by a previously neutral stimulus. In his most famous series of experiments, he would present food to dogs and at the same time ring a bell. Once he had repeated this action enough times, he found that he could just ring the bell on its own and the dogs would salivate as if they had also been presented with food.
Operant conditioning is more useful for structuring one's life. It essentially consists of conditioning goal-directed behavior through reinforcement, and is based on the work of John Watson and B.F. Skinner that went on during the middle of the twentieth century. A simple operant conditioning experiment involves a rat placed in a cage with two levers, one which dispenses food and one which does not. The rat will quickly learn to press the food lever whenever it is hungry and completely ignore the lever that does nothing.
Changing up this experiment demonstrates a practical method for managing our own conditioning systems. If the scientist sets the food lever to stop dispensing the rat will continue to press it for awhile and eventually give up. In behaviorism this process is called extinction and it is quite slow. Once the rat has been conditioned it will keep pushing the food lever for some time, even though no food is forthcoming. Humans often do exactly the same thing, repeating behaviors in adulthood which were reinforced in childhood but which no longer serve any purpose.
If the experimenter's goal is to get the rat to start pressing the other lever and stop pushing the first one it is far easier to set the non-food lever to start dispensing food. As soon as the rat bumps into or incidentally trips the new food lever and realizes that it dispenses food, it will mostly ignore the first lever right away. This is because forming a conditioning loop is much faster than breaking one. So the key to re-aligning your conditioning system is to reinforce a different behavior in response to the same stimulus, which is much faster and much more efficient than simply suppressing undesirable behavior loops.
There are really only two rules that you need to keep track of when trying to reinforce yourself. The first is that whatever form of reinforcement you choose should be genuinely rewarding to you. It can be as simple as eating a piece of food that you really like, or as complex as replacing an undesirable behavior with one that you really like to do. The second is that the reinforcement should immediately follow the new behavior. The power of reinforcement is directly proportional to how quickly it follows the desired behavior, and even a few minutes will reduce its effectiveness substantially.
In Masonry and other mystery traditions, initiation also exploits the conditioning system. Research has found that in completely unfamiliar situations in which we have no idea what to expect a state is created called cognitive dissonance in which the conditioning system essentially puts itself into overdrive. One of the best ways to condition a person is to put them in a situation in which their awareness is heightened and nothing that is happening can be anticipated. This forms an ideal environment for impressing upon a candidate the basic tenets of Masonic philosophy. This is why in any mystery tradition it is a bad idea to read through a degree that you are about to take ahead of time. Knowing what is going to happen usually undermines the ritual's effectiveness.
Now in addition to the conditioning system, the feeling system can also act in ways that are in conflict with our goals. Its interaction with the conditioning system can produce fear responses based on prior experience which may or may not be relevant to your current situation. This is possible because the feeling system is closely tied in with memory, in that what is called a feeling-tone gets logged with every memory you form. So when you remember something you don't just remember the content, you also remember how you were feeling when the memory was formed. If that feeling is unhappy, recalling the memory can "bring you down" and make you unhappy in the here and now.
This would seem to suggest that we are to a degree governed by our past emotional states, and for many people this is indeed the case. However, one of the most surprising things about feeling-tones and memories is that they are not fixed. A study that was completed only a couple of years ago showed that every time you recall a memory, it gets rewritten and its feeling-tone merged with your current mood. This is extremely counter-intuitive, in that we tend to see our personalities as relatively stable through time. The reason it seems that way is that your mind tends to call up memories with feeling-tones similar to your current mood. But like the conditioning process, this one can be worked with as well.
Emotive processing is more complex than conditioning and does not follow as regular a set of rules. However, I have worked out a couple of interesting tricks for managing memory. The first is to think about unpleasant memories when you are happy or in a good mood. The first few times you do this, you likely will make yourself feel worse, but if you keep in mind what you are doing it eventually can work very well. The unpleasant memory will be recalled, and then written back into long-term storage with a mixture of the original feeling-tone and the one in which you recalled it. The next time you remember it, the negative feeling will not be nearly as strong.
The other trick is more radical. You can use it to in effect erase a negative memory. In my experience the memory itself won't be completely gone, but it will fade to the point where it hardly ever comes to mind and its details become hazy. The trick is this – when you recall a memory, there is a delay of around thirty seconds before it gets written back. If, in that interval, you can completely distract yourself with something unrelated to the memory you're trying to get rid of, the "writeback" portion of the process will be interrupted and the memory will be slightly weakened. You usually need to do it a number of times to get the full effect, but once you do it's remarkable.
Again, this is another piece that flies in the face of psychoanalysis, which was build on the idea that memories are stored forever and we only can't recall everything that ever happened to us because the mind is somehow actively repressing them. This is not the case – memories fade all the time, and really all you have to do is keep yourself from thinking about them. Rather than "bottling up" the emotion, the lack of attention essentially "starves" the negative memory and over time it will eventually almost disappear.
This brings us to the final system of the three, the thinking system. Once you understand how the other two systems work, you'll realize that the thinking system is remarkably easy to manage. If you want to think about something else, think about something else. Unlike the other two systems, the thinking system is full amenable to the activity of the will most of the time. Usually when you get stuck in a "loop" ruminating over something what's going on is not that your thinking system is unable to disengage, but rather that it is continually receiving signals from one or both of the other systems.
One more word about the psychoanalytic model here – the key to understanding the thinking system to realize that what you are thinking is what you are thinking. This seems simple, but our cultural acceptance of the psychoanalytic model has obscured this simple truth for a long time. The idea that you have to constantly doubt yourself, wondering what you might "really" be thinking, is one of the biggest time-wasters out there because in the end there is no "really." At one moment you might think one thing and at another moment you might think something else, but they both are real as long as they are present in your thoughts.
The basis of much Masonic practice is the cultivation of consistency and integrity in terms of one's thoughts and actions. This is facilitated by the study of the liberal arts and sciences and the contemplation of the essential qualities of nature. The ease by which the thinking system can move from idea to idea can produce both ignorance, in which facts are disregarded based on arbitrary criteria, and hypocrisy, in which contradictory thoughts are not followed to their logical conclusions and resolved into a coherent worldview. Both of these are impediments to functioning optimally in most areas life.
It should be obvious from all this, then, that success in life is directly related to these three systems and how well they work together. When you have a goal that you wish to pursue, all three should be employed in a way that serves your objectives through the application of reflection, self-discipline, and reason. I would like to conclude this presentation with a quote from Liber Librae, one of the instructional texts from my own spiritual tradition of Thelema.
Fixed thought is a means to an end. Therefore pay attention to the power of silent thought and meditation. The material act is but the outward expression of thy thought, and therefore hath it been said that "the thought of foolishness is sin." Thought is the commencement of action, and if a chance thought can produce much effect, what cannot fixed thought do?
Therefore, as hath already been said, Establish thyself firmly in the equilibrium of forces, in the centre of the Cross of the Elements, that Cross from whose centre the Creative Word issued in the birth of the Dawning Universe.
Discussion: One of the key points brought up in the subsequent discussion of this presentation is that since the conditioning system can perform some relatively complex tasks, perhaps my statement that it "does not think" is inaccurate. First of all, I believe that much of this criticism is related to terminology, in that in this presentation I define "thinking" in a very particular way, as declarative reasoning. If you instead are defining "thinking" as "any coordinated activity done by neurons" then, really, everything the brain does is "thinking" and you're left without any useful distinction between the three systems.
It's much like coining the term "emotional intelligence," which many parents embraced in order to convince themselves that their charming but otherwise stupid children could still be called "smart." I point this out not to downplay the importance of social skills, which are extremely useful and strong predictors of success in life. The problem is that treating any specific collection of skills as "intelligence" pretty much ignores the way that the term has been used for much of the last century, in addition to the debates surrounding it in cognitive science and testing theory.
There is also a more functional objection that I did gloss over in this presentation for the sake of brevity, the concept of assimilation. The conditioning system does not only run simple loops like the rat does with levers and food pellets, but in fact can link together whole series of complex behaviors that may be reinforced as a group. Driving a car is a good example. Remember how hard driving was when you were first learning? You had to think about things like where each foot went, how far you had to turn the wheel, when to hit signals, and so forth - but now if you're like most adults you just do it without thinking about much of anything besides where you want to go.
This is because all of the complex behaviors that make up driving have been linked together as a set of loops that the conditioning system can mostly run on its own. Walking is a similar process that has proven extremely difficult to program in robots despite its apparent ease. When these loops are running there are constant adjustments that need to be made in order to respond to the environment, such as when you suddenly find yourself walking over uneven terrain or in the middle of a traffic situation in which you are trying to avoid an accident. However, when I talk about the conditioning system lacking goals or motives what I am talking about is the fact that when adjusting for environmental conditions it remains essentially reactive in nature.
I think that comparing and contrasting this idea with the "unconscious mind" model will demonstrate the point I am trying to get at. In psychoanalysis your unconscious mind is conceptualized as having its own motivations that may differ from those of the conscious mind. It could even be "plotting against" the conscious mind, and initiating behaviors out of a desire to sabotage anything the conscious mind attempts. Freud explored this idea in the The Psychopathology of Everyday Life, and it kind of amazes me that it ever caught on because when you explain it like that you can see that the whole idea is pretty silly.
But what people do experience is that the conditioning system can react to stimuli with behaviors that are maladaptive to a particular environment or circumstance. What the thinking system tries to do is fit various memories of these events into some sort of a narrative, when in fact the only "narrative" at work is that at some point in the past each maladaptive behavior was reinforced. So the tendency is to repeat them, whether or not taken together they make any sense - and because the conditioning system lacks coherence they usually do not.
Really enjoyed this post. Intellectual ones like these probably don't generate as much conversation as the "witches in the news" ones, but I bet they generate a lot more insight in your readers. More like this, please.
Yeah, as far as generating traffic goes, my #1 post of all time is the drunken werewolf. Go figure. And the most comments I've ever gotten were on the article bashing the Charlie Sheen ritual. Neither were particularly insightful from a magical standpoint.
I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed this one, though.


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Ween Heats Up Mission Ballroom On Night One Of Halloween Run [Photos/Videos]
Emily VanderWiel | Thursday, October 31st, 2019
Photo: Ali Jay Multimedia
Ween, the band of weirdos formed in New Hope, PA over thirty years ago, brought the heat to Denver last night to kick off a 3-night Halloween run at Mission Ballroom. The 3,950 capacity venue was filled to the brim with diehard fans both old and new, anxious for the ruckus to get started on stage.
The eccentric cult rockers came out swinging with the first 3 songs off 2000's White Pepper Album, played consecutively. Fan-favorite "Even If You Don't" prompted a venue-wide sing-along, the crowd chanting in unison. Known for their bizarre, often-offensive lyrics and face-melting jams, the members of Ween are certainly professionals at this rockstar thing. The band shifted from there into the heavy-hitting "The Grobe", also from White Pepper, and "Seconds," varying the pace of the songs.
Something to note is the venue's sound quality. Gene Ween's vocals and Dean Ween's shredding guitar solos resonated in that room with notable crispness and clarity. The 30-song show was jam-packed with crowd pleasers and had a very nostalgic vibe, spanning across ten albums. Coming out of the creepy "She Fucks Me", the band played one of their most heartfelt and beautiful songs, "I Don't Want It", which features one of their most poetic guitar solos. These guys are good at giving their faithful troops full-on whiplash. They proved this with a rowdy rendition "Voodoo Lady", one of their best-known tunes. Deaner's guitar work during this number was mesmerizing, as he showboated a bit with a wild, assaultive solo.
One of the best things about Ween is their ability to flow from pop to punk to R&B and even disco, making them impossible to describe. The rest of the night included headbanging, swear words, quirky laughs, and visible camaraderie both on the stage and in the sea of dedicated fans. Ween finished off the night with the hilariously filthy favorite, "Piss Up A Rope". If this first night of the run is any hint to what might come next, it's a safe bet Mission Ballroom is in for one hell of a ride.
Scroll down to watch few fan-shot videos and check out a full gallery of photos from the show courtesy of Ali Jay Multimedia:
Ween – "Piss Up A Rope" – Mission Ballroom – Denver, Co – 10/30/19
Ween – "Frank" – 10/30/19
Ween – "Final Alarm" – 10/30/19
Ween – "Help Me Scrape The Mucus Off My Brain" – 10/30/19
Videos: [Jenn Cornelison]
Ween – "Up On Th' Hill" > "Take Me Away" – 10/30/19
[Videos: Jenn Cornelison]
Ween continues their Denver Halloween run tonight, Thursday, October 31st. You can catch Ween at House of Blues Boston on December 13th and The Met Philadelphia on December 14th. There are also a pair of shows scheduled at Terminal 5 in New York City, February 14th-15th. For more information on upcoming shows head to the Ween website.
Setlist: Ween | Mission Ballroom | Denver, CO | 10/30/19
Set: Exactly Where I'm At, Flutes of the Chi, Even If You Don't, The Grobe, Seconds, The Stallion pt 1, The Argus, How High Can You Fly?, Awesome Sound, She Fucks Me, I Don't Want It, Voodoo Lady, With My Own Bare Hands, Springtheme, Demon Sweat, Gabrielle, The Goin' Gets Tough From the Getgo, Pandy Fackler, Sorry Charlie, Ice Castles, The Final Alarm, You Were the Fool, I Don't Want to Leave You on the Farm, Help Me Scrape the Mucus Off My Brain, Up On Th' Hill> Take Me Away, Fiesta, Wayne's Pet Youngin, Frank
Encore: Piss Up a Rope
Ween | Mission Ballroom | Denver, CO | 10/30/19 | Photos: Ali Jay Multimedia
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Kate Bush 'Birdfish' photograph taken during the officlal photo shoot for her album The Sensual World in 1989.
Underwater triptyc of Kate Bush captured during a photo shoot in London in 1989
Beautiful photograph of Kate Bush, foundly known as 'Wings', taken during The Sensual World photo shoot in 1989
Jeff Buckley relaxing backstage during a soundcheck for his European Tour in 1994
Tom Waits larking about in Santa Rosa, Califonia in January 1999 during an international press junket for the release Mule Variations
On the railways tracks in Santa Rosa, California in January 1999, Guido Harari captures a playful Tom Waits
Tom Waits chilling out in a Chinese diner in Santa Rosa, California in January 1999 whilst on a photo shoot
Tom Waits relaxing with a beer in Place des Vosges, Paris during a photo shoot for his album Bone Machine
Tom Waits messing about in the kitchen of a Chinese restaurant during a promotional event for the release of his album Mule Variations
Tom Waits captured whilst on a shoot promoting his album Bone Machine. The cape he is running with is another photographer's backdrop.
Bob Dylan onstage at the Pavillon de Paris, Paris during his 'Street Legal' tour in July 1978
Bruce Springsteen onstage with Clarence Clemons during his first ever concert in Italy as part of his Born in the USA tour
David Bowie performing onstage in Milan, Italy in April 1990 during his Sound+Vision Tour
Mick Jagger onstage with the Rolling Stones in Paris in 1982 during their European Tour
Leonard Cohen lying down like a baby in a hotel in Milan, Italy in 1992
Leonard Cohen captured in his hotel room in Milan, Italy in 1989
Nick Cave captured in his hotel in Milan, Italy in 1992
Beautiful image of Joe Strummer from The Clash captured in Sanremo, Italy in 1981.


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To use CloudFront, perform all of the steps above, except select the "Amazon CloudFront" "CDN type" in the "Content Delivery Network" section of the "General Settings" tab. When creating a new bucket, the distribution ID will automatically be populated. Otherwise, proceed to the AWS Management Console and create a new distribution: select the S3 Bucket you created earlier as the "Origin," enter a CNAME if you wish to add one or more to your DNS Zone. Make sure that "Distribution Status" is enabled and "State" is deployed. Now on "Content Delivery Network" tab of the plugin, copy the subdomain found in the AWS Management Console and enter the CNAME used for the distribution in the "CNAME" field.
You may optionally, specify up to 10 hostnames to use rather than the default hostname, doing so will improve the render performance of your site's pages. Additional hostnames should also be specified in the settings for the distribution you're using in the AWS Management Console.
Now go to the General tab and click the "Enable" checkbox and save the settings to enable CDN functionality and empty the cache for the changes to take effect. If preview mode is active you will need to "deploy" your changes for them to take effect.
First create an account. Next, in the "Content Delivery Network" section of the "General Settings" tab, select Rackspace Cloud Files as the "CDN Type." Now, in the "Configuration" section of the "Content Delivery Network" tab, enter the "Username" and "API key" associated with your account (found in the API Access section of the rackspace cloud control panel) in the respective fields. Next enter a name for the container to use (avoid special characters and spaces). If the operation is successful, the container's ID will automatically appear in the "Replace site's hostname with" field. You may optionally, specify the container name and container ID of an existing container if you wish. Click the "Test Cloud Files Upload" button and make sure that the test is successful, if not check your settings and try again. Save your settings. You're now ready to export your media library, theme and any other files to the CDN.
You may optionally, specify up to 10 hostnames to use rather than the default hostname, doing so will improve the render performance of your site's pages.
What is the purpose of the "modify attachment URLs" button?
If the domain name of your site has changed, this tool is useful in updating your posts and pages to use the current addresses. For example, if your site used to be www.domain.com, and you decided to change it to domain.com, the result would either be many "broken" images or many unnecessary redirects (which slow down the visitor's browsing experience). You can use this tool to correct this and similar cases. Correcting the URLs of your images also allows the plugin to do a better job of determining which images are actually hosted with the CDN.
Captcha and recaptcha will work fine, however you will need to prevent any pages with forms from being cached. Add the page's URI to the "Never cache the following pages" box on the Page Cache Settings tab.
Enable dynamic loading of ratings by checking GD Star Rating -> Settings -> Features "Cache support option"
I see garbage characters instead of the normal web site, what's going on here?
If a theme or it's files use the call php_flush() or function flush() that will interfere with the plugins normal operation; making the plugin send cached files before essential operations have finished. The flush() call is no longer necessary and should be removed.
Add /.+ to page cache "Never cache the following pages" option on the page cache settings tab.
You can however try adding define('FS_METHOD', 'direct'); to wp-config.php to circumvent the file and folder checks.
I don't have time to deal with this, but I know I need it. Will you help me?
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"W3 Total Cache" תורגם ל-6 שפות. תודה רבה למתרגמים על תרומתם.
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THE competitive tender for the operation of Region 6 bus services in Sydney's Inner West has closed, with the NSW Government to now evaluate proposals before the successful operator is selected in the first quarter of 2018.
NSW Planning and Housing Minister Anthony Roberts and Social Housing Minister Pru Goward last week released a rezoning proposal that aims to transform Telopea with thousands of new homes and a town centre.
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A NEW land release in the Campbelltown local government area will deliver open space, a new village centre and a biodiversity corridor to protect vegetation and allow local wildlife to move through the site, the NSW Department of Planning and Environment announced last week.
NSW Planning and Housing Minister Anthony Roberts last week released the draft Priority Precinct Plan for Rhodes East, which has the potential to deliver up to 3,600 new homes, a new school, community facilities, shops, cafes and new pedestrian and cycling paths along the Parramatta River foreshore.
NSW Planning and Housing Minister Anthony Roberts last week said that Sydney Olympic Park will continue to grow into a vibrant community following a recommendation to approve a $292 million development that will provide 705 new homes.
MINING companies will have to engage with local residents and communities about the impacts resources projects will have on their lives under a new assessment guideline, the NSW Government announced last week.
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Education company Tes Global, formerly Times Educational Supplement, is set to expand and create jobs in Sheffield city centre, The Star can reveal.
The firm is taking two floors in upmarket offices 3 St Paul's to give it room to grow "across the range of its activities".
It already has a presence in the city, with a Tes office in Concept House near Moorfoot. It owns teacher supply agency Vision for Education which has a head office also in Concept House and a branch in the Quadrant off the Parkway, employing about 30.
It is unclear whether all staff will be moved into St Paul's but two floors could accommodate up tp 160 people.
The Times Educational Supplement was first published in the Times in 1910.
Today called Tes, it is published by 'digital education company' Tes Global which is owned by US investment firm TPG Capital. Tes no longer has a connection with the newspaper.
A spokeswoman for Tes Global said: "We're currently looking for new premises in the city that will give us capacity for future growth across the range of our education activities, in conjunction with our London office. We look forward to making further announcements once definite decisions have been made.
"Tes currently has a team based in Sheffield and we think it's a fantastic location for a global business like ours.
Vision for Education became part of Tes in 2014.
It has offices in Cheshire, Liverpool, Manchester, Cumbria, Durham, Newcastle, Teesside, Huddersfield, Leeds, Hull, Lincolnshire and Peterborough.
Tes claims to be home to the world's largest online community of teachers, with 8m users, and says it hosts the UK's 'leading marketplace for teaching jobs'.
3 St Paul's is home to building consultants Arup, Handelsbanken, law firm Freeths and architects BDP.
Three floors of the 10 storey building will be unoccupied after the Tes Global deal.


Don't laugh but when I turned twenty-five I had a little quarter life crisis. It seems silly, but whatever, different ages effect us all differently. I've seen people have a tough time with thirty and I couldn't wait to be thirty.
When I was twenty-five I did something pretty stupid. I ran a marathon without training. Why, you may ask? My best friend Julie had found a List of Things to do Before I Die paper we had made as kids. She had listed compete in a pie eating contest, which she did. In fact she excelled at eating pie and won the contest. I hadn't done anything on my list and was inspired by Julie (and my quarter-life crisis).


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Q: WebpackError: TypeError: p5__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_4___default.a is not a constructor This server is running fine in develop mode but throws an error during production build
I'm using Gatsby.js Framework and currently, my codes are deployed on netlify server.
Here is my gatsby-node.js config file:

exports.onCreateWebpackConfig = ({ stage, loaders, actions }) => {
  if (stage === "build-html") {
    actions.setWebpackConfig({
      module: {
        rules: [
          {
            test: /ml5/,
            use: loaders.null(),
          },
          {
            test: /p5/,
            use: loaders.null(),
          },
        ],
      },
    })
  }
}

**Error Output: **
output
Here are the codes in the experiments.js file

import React from "react"
import MetaData from "../components/MetaData"
import ml5 from "ml5"
import "../components/styles.css"
import p5 from "p5"

export default function Experiments() {
  let label = ""
  let probability = ""
  let classifier
  let video

  const gotResult = (err, result) => {
    if (err) {
      console.error(err)
    } else {
      label = result[0].label.toUpperCase()

      probability = (result[0].confidence * 100).toFixed(2)
      classifier.classify(gotResult)
    }
  }

  const modelOnLoaded = () => {
    console.log("Model is Successfully Loaded!")
  }

  const videoReady = () => {
    classifier.classify(gotResult)
  }

  function sketch(p) {
    p.setup = () => {
      p.createCanvas(640, 480)

      video.hide()
      p.background(0)
    }
    p.draw = () => {
      p.background(0)
      p.image(video, 0, 0)
      p.fill(0)
      p.textSize(32)
      p.text(label, 10, p.height - 100)
      p.text(probability, 10, p.height - 30)
    }
    p.preload = () => {
      video = p.createCapture(p.VIDEO, videoReady)

      classifier = ml5.imageClassifier("MobileNet", video, modelOnLoaded)
    }
  }

  new p5(sketch)

  return (

      <MetaData />

Image Classifier

  )
}

Machine Specification:
System:
    OS: Linux 5.4 Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS (Focal Fossa)
    CPU: (4) x64 Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-4005U CPU @ 1.70GHz
    Shell: 5.8 - /usr/bin/zsh
  Binaries:
    Node: 12.20.0 - /usr/bin/node
    Yarn: 1.22.10 - /usr/bin/yarn
    npm: 6.14.10 - /usr/bin/npm
  Browsers:
    Chrome: 87.0.4280.88
  npmPackages:
    gatsby: ^2.26.1 => 2.26.1
    gatsby-plugin-load-script: ^1.1.0 => 1.1.0
    gatsby-plugin-manifest: ^2.9.0 => 2.9.0
    gatsby-plugin-react-helmet: ^3.7.0 => 3.7.0
    gatsby-source-github-api: ^0.2.1 => 0.2.1
    gatsby-source-graphql: ^2.11.0 => 2.11.0
  npmGlobalPackages:
    gatsby-cli: 2.16.2

A: Sometimes the offending module is not the dependency itself (p5 and ml5 in this case) and is one of the dev-dependencies of that libraries. For example, in a project of mine, I'm showing a map and the map library is outputting the same as your issue, I had to add a null loader to /canvg/ in my case, a library that is using my map to print it.
Another solution from the Gatsby docs that may fit for you is using loadable-components, basically, instead of adding a null loader in the build-time, it loads the dependency on the client-side (and not on the server-side). In your case:
import loadable from '@loadable/component'

const YourFunctionToUseMl5 = loadable(() => import ml5 from "ml5")
const YourFunctionToUseP5 = loadable(() => import p5 from "p5")

function MyComponent() {
 useEffect(()=>{
   // use safely ml5 and p5
 }, [])

  return (

     Hello loadable

  )
}

Use it carefully because despite being a low-size dependency, you are using a non-native approach (as null loader is) and it may increase the bundled size of the application.

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Carroll County Sports
Carroll County Sports Hall of Fame: Decorated ref Morningstar made all the right calls
By Daniel Gallen
| Carroll County Times |
John Morningstar's dive into officiating as a profession began with a simple challenge.
Fresh out of college, the 1965 Francis Scott Key graduate was working as an assistant coach for the Westminster basketball team, and on one particular night, he — "like everybody else" — was voicing his displeasure with one referee throughout a contest.
This ref had a rebuttal for Morningstar.
"If you think you could a better job, come out and try it," the official said.
"Well, I think maybe I can," Morningstar thought.
That night put into motion an illustrious career for Morningstar, whose career went from the fields of Carroll's local high schools to traversing the eastern seaboard and into the Midwest as a college basketball referee. Morningstar will be recognized for his accomplishments Friday when he's inducted into the Carroll County Sports Hall of Fame.
The honor was a surprise for Morningstar, who spent the majority of his career — he was a college basketball official from 1981-2013 — trying to stay out of the spotlight. For him, the perfect game was when he didn't get any attention.
"I never thought about it at all when I was working or anything else," Morningstar said. "I just went out and did my job and tried to do the best job I could officiating."
As a student at Towson — he played defensive back on the Tigers' first football team — Morningstar had officiated intramurals, but he never really thought it could become a career. But he worked his way up. He started as an umpire for Babe Ruth League games in 1969 before entering the high school ranks, where he did football, soccer, basketball, baseball, softball, and lacrosse.
"A little bit of everything," said Morningstar, who also played two seasons for the semi-pro Carroll County Chargers football team.
He was the referee for Maryland great Len Bias' final high school game at Cole Field House in 1982, when Bias scored 18 points for Northwestern in a 54-52 loss at the buzzer to High Point in the Class AA title game.
When Bias was at Maryland, Terps coach Lefty Driesell invited Morningstar down to College Park to work scrimmages. Morningstar eventually gained a foothold in college basketball in the 1980s, working both men's and women's games.
In 1986, one of Morningstar's supervisors told him he needed to make a decision: focus on only men's or women's hoops. That supervisor told Morningstar that he thought he could go "a long, long way in women's basketball," so Morningstar began exclusively working women's games for the 1986-87 season.
A year later, he worked his first Final Four.
"I hit the women's college scene at a great time," Morningstar said. "There were a lot of really good opportunities to work."
Morningstar worked with a host of Division I conferences, including the ACC, the Big Ten, the Big East, and the SEC. He worked 34 conference championship games and 65 conference tournaments.
In 1996, he won the Naismith Award as Women's College Official of the Year.
He worked 22 NCAA tournaments, 15 regional championships and seven Final Fours. In 1994, Morningstar was on the court when Charlotte Smith caught an inbounds pass with seven-tenths of a second remaining and sank a 3-pointer to give North Carolina its first national championship with a 60-59 win over Louisiana Tech.
"You've got to challenge yourself to be better, and I don't know when that happens but I always felt pretty comfortable out on the court that I was going to do the best job I can do," Morningstar said. "Have I ever called a perfect game? Nope. Never. No one ever does. But you give it your best shot. We are human. We don't get them all right, but hopefully we get most of them right."
daniel.gallen@carrollcountytimes.com
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Riots in Paris, turmoil in Westminster, death in Strasbourg, stasis in Katowice at climate talks: some weeks, optimism can seem thin and remote, like the atmosphere on Neptune.
Happily, there are thinkers such as Thomas Piketty to tell us how it could all be so different. A new plan for the EU, devised by the French economist and dozens of other Europeans, takes aim at some of these perennial problems – and offers some tentative solutions.
It seems particularly relevant, at a time when France's gilets jaunes are tearing up Paris because of grinding austerity, that here is a plan that would raise money from big multinationals, not struggling families.
It also seems apposite that, with few concrete plans to deliver the cuts in carbon emissions required to keep the planet from overheating, here is a plan that would set a firm carbon price.
It feels urgent that, at a time when immigration and asylum have upended European politics, here at last is a proposal for funding a response. And any plan to make the EU more lovable is surely overdue: the British predicament is a testament to that.
Prospects for enacting the Piketty plan may be slim, given Europe's perennial difficulty in finding consensus: not even everyone on the left will agree, as Yanis Varoufakis makes clear in this piece about his own plan to revive the EU.
But at least it's a plan.
Elsewhere, one of our abiding themes in 2018 has been homelessness, an issue that always comes to the fore at this time of year. With rates climbing in many wealthy countries, it was good to hear of the remarkable work by a Dublin doctor to try to make a difference.
Finally: the Russian robot that turned out to be a man in a suit, the Santa who lost his cool and started swearing, and the Londoners who replied with typically dry humour to a New York Times request for victims of petty crime to come forward.
This article, published by Ensia, delved into the mistakes Japan made in reforesting landscapes after the second world war, and the lessons it holds for other countries aiming to plant millions of trees in coming years to sequester carbon.
Also, as the COP climate talks concluded in Poland, we salute our colleagues at Le Monde for their series on measures to fight global warming, including the Swedish neighbourhood powered entirely by renewables (this article is in French).
Thanks very much for all you've been doing to report in those remotes areas. You're bringing the light to the world.
In Haiti, where 4,000 people finally gained redress after having their land appropriated for an industrial park seven years ago.
Also, with our fellow travellers at The Correspondent, which promises a fresh stream of constructive journalism in 2019, having crowdfunded $2.5m (nearly £2m) for a new, ad-free platform. "We don't just cover the problem, but also what can be done about it," they say.
Festive message: this week, we are not asking Upsiders to join the Guardian as members, but would instead invite you to consider donating to our Christmas charity appeal. Our journalists, including the Upside editor, Mark Rice-Oxley, will be taking your phone donations this Saturday on +44(0)20 3353 4368.
This email will not self-destruct, but will not appear for the next three weeks, while we – and you – take a well-earned break. We'll be back with you on 11 January with an optimistic look at 2019 and all that it holds.
Happy Christmas, and wishing you all a prosperous, peaceful new year.


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Dying with Dignity WA is campaigning for legislation that fundamentally protects the freedom to choose to end suffering at the end of life within a framework that provides safeguards for doctors and the person dying.
While we have been out and about engaging with the community, media and Members of Parliament, we have also been clear about our view that palliative care remains critically important to providing a good death at the end of life.
There are 6 quick facts about palliative care that people need to be aware of in this campaign but before reading them we need to report on:
Breaking News - PCA adopts a neutral position on assisted dying
On 5 September 2019 Australia's peak palliative care body, Palliative Care Australia updated its position on voluntary assisted dying. They are no longer opposed to VAD and have adopted a neutral position.
Palliative Care Australia (PCA) Board Chair Dr Jane Fischer says the organisation has updated its position statement on Palliative Care and Voluntary Assisted Dying for the first time since 2016, in light of the legislative change in Victoria and the current parliamentary action on the issue in other jurisdictions.
"This position statement is the culmination of a large body of work and consultation PCA has undertaken in the past 12 months to explore voluntary assisted dying and its impact on palliative care.
"We recognise that the topic of voluntary assisted dying raises difficult and complex ethical issues, and that there is a broad spectrum of opinion and a level of support for reform within the Australian community which reflects diverse cultures, belief systems and populations.
"A decision about whether or not to legalise voluntary assisted dying is one for parliaments. PCA neither advocates for, nor argues against, the legalisation of voluntary assisted dying.
You can read the full PCA Media Release here.
6 Quick Facts about Palliative Care
There are 6 quick facts about palliative care that people need to be aware of in this campaign:
The End of Life Choices cross-party Parliamentary Committee's 'My Life, My Choice' report, which recommends legalising voluntary assisted dying with appropriate safeguards also acknowledges and recommends more funding and resourcing for the palliative care sector across WA. Click here for more information.
WA has a first-class standard of palliative care, which includes high-quality community care in metropolitan Perth provided by Silver Chain. Click here for more information.
The WA Government through the Deputy Premier and Minister for Health, Roger Cook, has clearly stated its support for the recommendations in the 'My Life, My Choice' report calling for more resourcing for the palliative care sector in WA. Click here for more information.
The Government Bill to legalise voluntary assisted dying in WA is being drafted in consultation with a panel of experts appointed to provide advice to government on a safe and compassionate framework for the legislation. Over a third of the panellists are palliative care specialists. Click here for more information.
A 2018 report commissioned by Palliative Care Australia found that the palliative care sector has been further advanced in overseas jurisdictions where voluntary assisted dying is legal. Click here for more information.
Another 2018 report, written by Palliative Care Australia following a study tour of Canada and Oregon, found no evidence to suggest that people access voluntary assisted dying because palliative care services were inadequate. Click here for more information.


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What are your biggest time management struggles? What tips and tricks would you give to other PM's struggling to keep their projects on track?


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Q: How to fashion callback for results of JQuery/AJAX 'get' routine I've read and re-read every first-page Google result on JQuery/AJAX callbacks using every permutation of terms I can think of, and no re-write I've tried for the code below is successful.
I simply need to construct a callback for this function—which is part of a larger self-calling JQuery function—so that the 'message' variable holds the results of the integrity_check.php routine before proceding to the evaluation routine of 'message' at the end.
(Yes, this is yet another attempt to make JQuery synchronous, and I understand that callbacks are the answer, but I can't find it.) May success and happiness befall you if you can help me with this:
// If the integrity check passed, message will be empty.
// If the integrity check fails, message will hold text for an alert box.
var message;
$.get('integrity_check.php', { add_new_variable: $('#new_variable').val() }, function(data) {
    if (data != 0) {
        message = data;
    }
});

[...some other code follows that may or may not set 'message' variable to a text message for alert box, so the following code must stand independently:]

if (message != '') {
    alert(message);
} else {
    [...proceed with using new_variable in HTML...]
}

UPDATE
The suggestion by Guest271314 pointed in the right direction, although I had to make modifications to make it work; see CAPS commentary in code solution that follows:
var request = $.get('integrity_check.php', { add_new_variable: $('#new_variable').val() }, function(data) {
    if (data != 0) {
        message = data;
    }
    return message;
});

// HERE I HAD TO SAVE THIS VALUE TO A NEW VARIABLE;
// $('#new_variable').val(); WAS NOT ACCESSIBLE OTHERWISE IN THE ROUTINE THAT FOLLOWED:
var nv = $('#new_variable').val();

// HERE IT WAS IRRELEVANT WHAT ARGUMENT WENT INTO function(),
// EXCEPT IT COULD *NOT* BE message; YOU HAD SUGGESTED msg, WHICH WAS IMMATERIAL, IT TURNED OUT
request.then(function() {

    // HERE I *HAD* TO USE message, NOT THE GENERIC msg THAT YOU HAD PASSED INTO THE FUNCTION:
    if (message != '') {
        alert(message);
    } else {

        // THE ORIGINAL FORM HERE WOULDN'T WORK, AS $('#new_variable').val() WAS INACCESSIBLE IN THE FUNCTION:
        //var newKeyword = '<input name="new_variable[]" type="checkbox" tabindex="-1" value="' + $('#new_variable').val() + '" checked /> ' + $('#new_variable').val() + '';

        // THIS, HOWEVER, WORKED...USING nv IN PLACE OF $('#new_variable').val();
        var newVariable = '<input name="new_variable[]" type="checkbox" tabindex="-1" value="' + nv + '" checked /> ' + nv + '';

        $('#checkboxes').append(newVariable);
    }
});

I'm grateful to guest271314 for what s/he posted, although I'm unclear on why I had to make the changes that I did in order for the code to work. Elucidation, anyone?

A: Try utilizing deferred.then()
// If the integrity check passed, message will be empty.
// If the integrity check fails, message will hold text for an alert box.
var message;
var request = $.get('integrity_check.php'
              , { add_new_variable: $('#new_variable').val() }
              , function(data) {
                  if (data != 0) {
                    message = data;
                  }
                  return message
              });
/*
[...some other code follows that may or may not set 'message' variable to a text message for alert box, so the following code must stand independently:]
*/
request.then(function(msg) {
  // `msg`: `message`
  if (msg != '') {
    alert(msg);
  } else {
    // [...proceed with using new_variable in HTML...]
  }
  // return msg
}, function err(jqxhr, textStaus, errorThrown) {
     console.log(errorThrown)
});


What are the options to decompile ARM (iOS) to Objective-C using IDA?
I've been looking into the REobjc module (https://github.com/duo-labs/idapython), but it can only handle x64 code.
Are there other plugins that may decompile the ARM?
Hexrays sells a decompiler plugin for IDA Pro. If you have a supported (purchased or renewed within the last year) version of IDA Pro, then you can purchase one of the ARM decompiler plugins.
There's the opensource snowman decompiler. It has been around for a few years now. Its website says it supports ARM and is available for radare2, x64dbg, multiple versions of IDA Pro, and as a standalone application.
Another opensource one is RetDec. Looks like it was just released late last year, but is from a well regarded AV company (Avast) and supposedly has been in development and use privately for several years.
I've also heard of the commercial Hopper product, which specializes in macOS executables, but not sure how good the built-in decompiler is.
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Review: Eraserheads wow in sell-out Dubai show
The reunited Filipino band prove why they're still well loved by fans
Published: April 06, 2013 16:46 By Irish Eden Belleza, Videographer
The crowd during The Eraserheads Live in Dubai The Reunion Concert as part of the du World Music Festival at the Dubai Media City Amphitheatre in the UAE on April 4, 2013. Image Credit: Hadrian Hernandez/Gulf News
A massive crowd queuing up at the concert venue set the tone for Thursday night's playdate at the du World Music Festival at Dubai Media City Amphitheatre. Playing for the night were Eraserheads, the phenomenal Filipino band that has been a massive influence on the country's alternative music scene. A decade after their sensational breakup in 2002, the band's reunion concert in the emirate proved that the band and their songs remain well loved by fans.
It was one of the rare times that such a massive crowd of Filipinos gathered to watch a concert. Around 12,000 tickets may have been sold, making it one of the biggest in Dubai this year, said one of the sponsors said of the event. A spokesperson from du, however, declined to confirm the actual numbers.
The concert started quite late – around 9.44pm – and there were talks that this was because the organisers were waiting for the huge number of people lined up outside to get into the venue. The crowd did endure the wait but all this not futile as they were treated to Eraserheads' biggest hits in the band's 27-song session.
Members of the media covering the event, however, had some anxious moments just before the show when some members of the security rudely pushed them away from the spot where they had been told to wait. It turned out to be a matter of miscommunication, although the way in which security handled the media certainly left a bad taste.
Eraserheads performed their popular hit songs 'Maling Akala' (Wrong Accusations), 'Ligaya, Huwag Mo Ng Itanong' (Don't Ask Me), 'Kailan' (When), 'Overdrive', 'With A Smile', 'Julie Tear Jerky', among others. The song 'Alapaap' was a soundtrack from the Filipino movie 'Dubai' wchih was filmed in the emirate. The band also performed 'Super Proxy', which they dedicated to the late legendary Filipino rapper Francis "Kiko" Magalona.
The band even gave an encore before saying farewell to their fans in Dubai, who are certainly looking forward for a return performance by them next year.
The Eraserheads from left: Marcus Adoro (lead guitarist, back-up vocalist), Sancho Sanchez (rhythm guitar), Ely Buendia (lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist) Raimund Marasigan (drummer, back-up vocalist) and Buddy Zabala (bassist, back-up vocalist) wow the crowd during their Live in Dubai The Reunion Concert as part of the du World Music Festival at the Dubai Media City Amphitheatre in UAE on April 4, 2013. Image Credit: Hadrian Hernandez/Gulf News


Through Microsoft Store, Microsoft announced the introduction of new AV1 patent-free video decoding support for Windows 10 systems. AOMedia Video 1 (AV1) is an open, patent-free video coding format designed for streaming over the network. It was developed by the Open Media Alliance (AOMedia), established in 2015 by semiconductor companies, video on demand providers and web browser developers.
AV1 is a frequency conversion format that uses traditional block-based coding but also incorporates new technologies. The coding technology used by AV1 mainly comes from the next generation compression format VP10 of Google VP9, but also includes the DALA video compression format of Mozilla, the main sponsor of Xiph. Org Foundation, and developed by Cisco. The video coding technology used in the Thor video compression format.
At present, the AV1 extension on Microsoft Store is still in the early test version, so users may have some performance problems when playing AV1 video. Microsoft said it would update it regularly through Store's automatic update.


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"That's What I Like About the West" is a song written by Edith Bergdahl and Robert McGimsey, performed by the Tex Williams (and His Western Caravan), and released in 1947 on the Capitol Americana label (catalog no. A40031). In October 1947, it peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard folk chart. It was also ranked as the No. 14 record on the Billboard 1947 year-end folk juke box chart.

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Infectious/Autoimmune Disorders
Age-Related Differences in Clinical Features of Neurocysticercosis
J Gordon Millichap
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, US
Clinical, radiologic, and inflammatory features of neurocysticercosis (NC) in 92 pediatric (<15 years) and 114 adult Mexican patients were compared in a study at three hospitals in Mexico City.
Keywords: Neurocysticercosis, Meningitis, Transverse Myelitis
How to Cite: Millichap, J.G., 2006. Age-Related Differences in Clinical Features of Neurocysticercosis. Pediatric Neurology Briefs, 20(11), pp.87–87. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-20-11-8
Published on 01 Nov 2006
Clinical, radiologic, and inflammatory features of neurocysticercosis (NC) in 92 pediatric (<15 years) and 114 adult Mexican patients were compared in a study at three hospitals in Mexico City. Diagnosis was based on CT and/or MRI, before treatment. Ages of pediatric patients ranged from 11 months to 14 years. Symptoms in order of frequency in both age groups were seizure, headache, intracranial hypertension (ICH), and focal deficits. Seizures were more frequent in children (80.4% vs 56.1%; p<0.0001), and headache and ICH were more frequent in adults (35.1% vs 21.7%; p=0.04). The cause of ICH differed in the two groups: in children, an increased inflammatory response to subarachnoid parasites, and in adults, obstruction of CSF circulation by cysticerci in basal cisterns or ventricles. Colloidal parenchymal cysts were single in children with seizures, and multiple in adults. The number, location, and stage of parasites differed between the 2 age populations: a single colloidal or calcified parenchymal parasite was most frequent in children, and multiple parasites in basal cisterns or ventricles were most frequent in adults. CSF inflammatory response was significantly greater in adults than in children (p=0.02). [1]
COMMENT. Neurocysticercosis in Mexican children presents with a single degenerating parasite located in the parenchyma, while multiple viable parasites located in basal cisterns or ventricles are more common in adult patients.
Cysts of Taenia solium in the CNS (neurocysticercosis) are a leading cause of epilepsy in some countries. The host reaction to degenerating cysts in the brain may cause, in addition to seizures, meningitis, obstructive hydrocephalus, and behavioral disorders. Cysts in the spinal column can cause gait disturbance, pain, or transverse myelitis. Subcutaneous cysts appear as nodules, and ocular cysts cause visual impairment. Ocular and spinal cysts generally are not treated with anthelmintic drugs, which will exacerbate inflammation. Ophthalmic examination to rule out ocular cysts is recommended before beginning treatment with albendazole. (AAP. Red Book: 2006 Report of the Committee on Infectious Diseases. 27th ed;644-646).
Sáenz, B Ruíz-Garcia, M Jiménez, E Hernández-Aguilar, J Suastegui, R Larralde, C et al. (2006). Neurocysticercosis: clinical, radiologic, and inflammatory differences between children and adults. Pediatr Infect Dis J Sep 200625(9): 801–803, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1097/01.inf.0000233548.81204.97 [PubMed]
Millichap, J.G., 2006. Age-Related Differences in Clinical Features of Neurocysticercosis. Pediatric Neurology Briefs, 20(11), pp.87–87. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-20-11-8
Millichap JG. Age-Related Differences in Clinical Features of Neurocysticercosis. Pediatric Neurology Briefs. 2006;20(11):87–. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-20-11-8
Millichap, J. G. (2006). Age-Related Differences in Clinical Features of Neurocysticercosis. Pediatric Neurology Briefs, 20(11), 87–87. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-20-11-8
1. Millichap JG. Age-Related Differences in Clinical Features of Neurocysticercosis. Pediatric Neurology Briefs. 2006;20(11):87-87. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-20-11-8
Millichap JG, 'Age-related Differences in Clinical Features of Neurocysticercosis' (2006) 20 Pediatric Neurology Briefs 87 DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-20-11-8
Millichap, J Gordon. 2006. "Age-related Differences in Clinical Features of Neurocysticercosis". Pediatric Neurology Briefs 20 (11): 87–87. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-20-11-8
Millichap, J Gordon. "Age-related Differences in Clinical Features of Neurocysticercosis". Pediatric Neurology Briefs 20, no. 11 (2006): 87–87. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-20-11-8
Millichap, J G. "Age-Related Differences in Clinical Features of Neurocysticercosis". Pediatric Neurology Briefs, vol. 20, no. 11, 2006, pp. 87–87. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15844/pedneurbriefs-20-11-8
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(BRUSSELS) - The eurozone rescue fund, the EFSF, needs a "reinforced" lending capacity to make it more convincing, a spokesman for the EU executive said Tuesday.
The call came a day after the 440-billion-euro ($560 billion) European Financial Stability Facility suffered a knock-on downgrade, its long-term rating cut from Triple-A to AA+ after credit ratings giant Standard & Poor's penalised nine of the 17 eurozone states.
The fund's capacity to aid countries already in bailout-and-reform programmes in conjunction with the IMF is not affacted, Amadeu Altafaj, spokesman for the European Union economy commissioner Olli Rehn, told a news conference.
However, the EFSF and its planned successor as of July, the 500-billion-euro European Stability Mechanism (ESM), "could do with having their effective lending capacity strengthened, because we need a dissuasive impact" to reassure markets the EU can contend with "all eventualities."
EFSF chief Klaus Regling, whose fund enjoyed strong demand earlier at an auction of six-month debt in Frankfurt, has said the fund is adequately financed. But European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi has suggested it may need to be beefed up as it has about 250 billion left to work with.


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Short-term wt loss patterns in DPP intervention.
OBJECTIVE: To examine weight loss patterns and predictors among participants in a primary care-based translation study of the Diabetes Prevention Program lifestyle intervention.
DESIGN AND METHODS: Cluster analysis identified short-term (12-week) weight loss patterns among 72 intervention participants. Analysis of variance assessed cluster differences in weight loss maintenance at 15-month follow-up. Discriminant analysis identified baseline characteristics that best differentiated between clusters.
RESULTS: Participants had baseline mean (SD) age of 55.0 (10.8) years and BMI of 31.9 (5.2) kg/m(2). Cluster analysis identified three short-term weight loss patterns: modest (n = 15; 21%), moderate-and-steady (n = 43; 60%), and substantial-and-early (n = 14; 19%). Only participants with the latter two patterns achieved clinically significant (≥5%) short-term weight loss and maintained it at 15 months. On discriminant analysis, the modest cluster was most differentiated from other clusters by high friend encouragement for dietary change, high obesity-related problems, and low physical well-being. The moderate-and-steady cluster was differentiated by lower physical activity, family encouragement, and depression symptoms.
CONCLUSION: Results provided insight into the heterogeneity of response to an effective lifestyle intervention by identifying short-term weight loss patterns and their baseline predictors and relationship to 15-month success. If replicated, results may help tailor strategies for participant subgroups in weight-loss programs.
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