model of the tunnel broker model.
described in the v6ops scenario documents.
XML gives extensibility and easy option processing.
TSP negotiates tunnel parameters between the two tunnel endpoints.
node can control a tunnel endpoint.
broker may control one or many tunnel servers.
or many IPv4 NATs are in the path.
server, then IPv6 over IPv4 encapsulation is used.
cases, including in a dynamic situation where the client moves.
o  Prefix assignment supported.  Can use provider address space.
encapsulation types, such as IPv6 in IPv6.
tunneling technique depending on the discovery.
from the tunnel client.  The tunnel server is the tunnel endpoint.
to establish a tunnel between tunnel client and tunnel server.
when a tunnel client authenticate to the broker/server.
the client accepts or rejects the tunnel offered.
can be sent from the client to the server.
phases in the TSP signaling.
used for TSP signaling with possible tunnel encapsulation requested.
(v6udpv4) tunnel is to be requested (e.g., for NAT traversal).
used during signaling is detailed in the next sections.
session as an extra header at the beginning of the UDP payload.
described in Section 22.5 of [UNP].
increased by one for every new packet sent to the tunnel broker.
retransmission timeout (current time minus the packet timestamp).
retransmitting packets to avoid network congestion.
tunnel client sends the current protocol version it is supporting.
1.0.0 was defined in earlier documents.
server list that may support the protocol version of the client.
defined in Section 7.  Authentication is done using SASL [RFC4422].
Each authentication mechanism should be a registered SASL mechanism.
Description of such mechanisms is not in the scope of this document.
an error message and closes the session.
editorial and not part of the protocol.
Figure 11 shows a successful anonymous authentication.
shows a successful digest-MD5 SASL authentication.
code and the protocol enters the Command phase.
Spaces can be inserted freely.
before the client can establish a new TSP session.
such a device is in the tunnel path.
is sent over the configured tunnel.
disconnect tunnels that are no longer in use.
interval specified by the server.
attributes are listed in the DTD (Appendix A).
The client and server use the tunnel token with an action attribute.
tunnel.  Sent by the tunnel client.
delete:  action used to remove an existing tunnel from the server.
Sent by the tunnel client.
tunnel parameters following a client 'create' action.
is disconnected on the tunnel server.
tunnel.  The client element is the only element sent by a client.
MUST only send its IPv6 address to the server.
keep-alive time interval requested by the client.
The 'server' element contains two elements: 'address' and 'router'.
These elements are used to describe the server's tunnel endpoint.
information for the routing method chosen by the client.
not able to provide the requested tunnel.
This section presents multiple examples of requests.
returned to the tunnel client.
registered for the reverse-mapping zone.
Tunnel request with prefix and static routes.
type is set to 'v4v6'.
Tunnel Endpoint (TEP) is the tunnel server.
the appropriate tunnel encapsulation mode as part of the response.
tunnel by specifying "v6udpv4" in its request.
IPv6 destination address for the keep-alive packets is specified.
used in combination with other techniques.
office customers, before a full IPv6 native infrastructure is built.
connectivity and a prefix to the internal network.
TSP infrastructure for both NAT and non-NAT parts of the network.
of the tunnel when the IPv4 address changes.
endpoint parameters, prefix assignment, DNS delegation, and routing.
discovery function, TSP works automatically in both cases.
Mobile networks share the applicability of the mobile hosts.
IANA assigned 3653 as the TSP port number.
needed for securing the session, based on the policies.
Static tunnels are created when the TSP negotiation is terminated.
considerations are described in [RFC4213].
filtering on the user tunnel [RFC3704].
addresses and/or source ports and request multiple v6udpv4 tunnels.
number of tunnel established to the same IPv4 address.
encapsulation.  It also supports the IPv4 mobility of the nodes.
This document is the merge of many previous documents about TSP.
Octavio Medina has contributed to an earlier document (IPv4 in IPv6).
Specification", RFC 4443, March 2006.
[RFC3053]           Durand, A., Fasano, P., Guardini, I., and D.
[RFC3904]           Huitema, C., Austein, R., Satapati, S., and R.
response to an authentication request and a tunnel creation request.
referral service, then 1000 is added to the error code.
310 Server side error:  Undefined server error.
has invalid syntax or is truncated.
tunnel already exists using the same IPv4 address endpoints.
length cannot be allocated on the server.
processed by the server.  Temporary error.


Who says you can't get fall colors in Southern California? All the fruit has been picked & the peach trees are turning mahogany. It's been a great season for the orchard in 2012. We had lots of u-pickers: families with young children, twenty-somethings looking to can fruit for the first time, even two church groups. We had a grand time hosting them. Jack particularly likes to take kids out on the hay wagon. But fall is upon us & it's time to start thinking about pruning the trees. But we can't prune until the leaves have dropped & that's about a month off. I guess we just have to enjoy the fall colors.
We walked into the orchard two days ago to find a swarm of bees attached to an apple tree. They obviously came from nearby but we don't know where. We used to keep bees but we got rid of the last of our hives about five years ago. Each of the hives had swarmed several times & we always see lots of honey bees on the blossoms in the spring so we know they are around.
We thought the swarm would have found their new home by now. They'll be gone soon, but we tiptoe around the tree until they leave.
It's so great this time of year in the orchard. So many fruits are ripe. This is what we have to choose from today: three yellow peaches, one white peach, one white nectarine, one yellow nectarine, two apples, one pear, & one Asian pear. The stone fruit are all sweet, tangy, & juicy. Don't dare eat one without a bib!
We're freezing apricots again. This time, we have a vacuum sealer, which should keep freezer frost off the apricots, leaving them much nicer when they are defrosted. Jack likes to have several for breakfast every morning, so we're trying to freeze enough to last a whole year.
We're netting the cherry trees this week because the cherries are almost ripe. We're trying to stay one step ahead of the birds...it's really hard because they can eat fruit really fast & they'll eat it before we're ready to pick it. We have our big opening day in a week and a half...just in time for the air show on the same weekend. What fun!
Here's Jack with one of the Patterson apricots. It's about the size of an olive. At this point, they are pretty much beyond the danger of being damaged by frost. We're still keeping an eye on the peaches & nectarines since they are not as far along. They look like little threads peaking out from the center of a fading flower. April is a touchy month...it can be very warm, but it can also bring freezes. As long as the temperatures don't drop below 28 for more than an hour or so, we should be okay.
It's the most beautiful time of year.
The trees are covered with clouds of pink & white blossoms.
These are the first to bloom - Patterson apricots.
others are in full glory.
It snowed in the mountains yesterday, so if you look closely you can see the fresh snowfall in the background.
When the weather is warm enough, the bees are buzzing around, thousands to each tree.
So very soon they will have done their work, the flowers will fall off, & tiny fruits will appear.
We just planted 39 new trees! Here's my husband Jack Brian planting one of the new plums. We removed some of the older trees to make room. The first planting was in 1993 & we'd never moved any out before. It was more than time...trees have a definite life span. We planted 20 plums, divided between Santa Rosa & Satsuma, & 6 peaches - a new late variety called Late Alamar. The rest were assorted peaches & apples as well as 2 figs. Now we just have to wait 3 years until they are mature enough to bear fruit. One of our pilots said he could already taste the figs!


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Currently the geotechnical lead on TEAM 2100, John has leadership, design and practical experience on geotechnical and civil engineering projects from living and working in the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Australia, Indonesia, South Africa and Jamaica. Projects include: shallow and deep foundations for buildings and bridges; basements, temporary works; earthworks; grouting; vertical drains; slope design for new, remedial and preventive works; pipelines; land and marine geotechnical investigations; assessments for tunnels; residue disposal and landfill civil design. In earlier years, he spent some time on community water engineering projects. He has been an expert witness including provision of expert reports, meetings with counsel and experts and attendance at court and mediation.


Christopher T. Conlon and Julie Holland Mortimer write on Empirical Properties of Diversion Ratios.
Abstract: A diversion ratio, which measures the fraction of consumers that switch from one product to an alternative after a price increase, is a central calculation of interest to antitrust authorities for analyzing horizontal mergers. Two ways to measure diversion are: the ratio of estimated cross-price to own-price demand derivatives, and second-choice data. Policy-makers may be interested in either, depending on whether they are concerned about the potential for small but widespread price increases, or product discontinuations. We estimate diversion in two applications -- using observational price variation and experimental second-choice data respectively -- to illustrate the trade-offs between different empirical approaches. Using our estimates of diversion, we identify candidate products for divestiture in a hypothetical merger.


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If you live anywhere in the Gordonsville, TN region then you have possibly heard about the water damage restoration company Gasp! Water Damage . In Gordonsville, TN, our water damage experts know just how common this kind of problem is and how expensive it can be to clean up and this is why we look to provide low-cost water damage repair services. For Gordonsville, TN residents that have flood damage, our specialty tools can be put to use to help you clean things up. No matter how big or small the water damage problem is within your household, please contact us today at with 888-491-5860 .
When most people in Gordonsville, TN think of water damage repair, they hastily picture their basement packed with water, which would actually be flood damage. While this can be the case, other problems, such as a leaky faucet, can be much smaller in nature. If you have an item in your home that is just dripping, then chances are you will not see an intensive amount of damage. Additionally, when it comes to water removal you can be prepared to pay a lot more for clean up services. If you make it a point to use our services, then you will be able to have any kind of damage handled quick and efficiently.
Do You Really Need Water Damage Restoration in Gordonsville, TN?
Gordonsville, TN Flood damage restoration can be a very horrible experience to go through whether it is a minor or major issue. A lot of people also make the mistake of thinking that this kind of damage is not a huge issue, but it actually is. Whenever you have any kind of water in your residence you should make it a point to get it cleaned up as quickly as possible, otherwise you could be placing your health at risk due to microbial growth and mold.
Now that you know about the value of having the water removal problem fixed immediately, you are likely wondering how the water removal process works. To begin with, our team of water damage experts in Gordonsville, TN will work to locate where the leak is coming from if you have yet to find it. We believe there is no point in beginning the cleanup process if the culprit is going to keep dumping more water into your residence. Getting rid of any water that happens to be lying around is the next step of the process. Once this is done we will make sure that everything dries out the way it is supposed to.
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If you want a water damage restoration and water removal company in Gordonsville, TN then take a look at Gasp! Water Damage . Our professionals understand just how important it is to eliminate water that may have damaged your household and we take this job very seriously. The upside to water damage is that most Gordonsville, Tennessee residents are smart enough to carry insurance that allows this issue to be dealt with at little to no cost. Many of you in the Gordonsville region have likely heard of our company already, so we feel that its important to show you how the insurance process works for water damage claims. Remember, the instant you find any water standing in your Gordonsville home, please contact us at with 888-491-5860 as soon as possible.
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Once the diagnosis of ADHD has been made by a pediatrician, psychiatrist, or psychologist, the next step is to develop the most efficacious and lasting intervention plan. Typically, the intervention plan should be applied across multiple settings, including: home, school, and the child's social environment.
The American Academy of Pediatrics published a best practice paper for the intervention of ADHD in 2001. In a nutshell, the paper states that the two primary interventions for ADHD include the use of stimulant medication and behavioral therapy. Donna Palumbo, a neuropsychologist from New York, wrote a chapter in a Pediatric Neuropsychology Textbook in 2007 that updated the AAP practice guidelines to include parent training and social skills training in addition to the already mentioned stimulant medication and behavior therapy. The one area that was left off of everything is the child's school performance. Children with ADHD frequently exhibit deficits with their performance in the classroom setting. They have trouble focusing on the teacher's lectures, and often exhibit co-existing learning disorders. Previous blogs of ours have described the Individual Education Plan (IEP) and 504 Plan process two extremely important aspects of the child's plan for school success. However, the child's academic performance and behavior within the classroom must be an area that is addressed. Children with ADHD do need help receiving behavior strategies in school. It is imperative that the behavior therapist working with the child provide support for the academic team to ensure that he or she progresses to potential.
What behavior strategies have or have not worked for your child with ADHD at school?
My youngest son Matthew was involved in a study during third grade. His teacher noticed that a high percentage of boys ( and some girls) could not sit still or focus during the reading period. She had read that if kids have some small physical release while reading, comprehension went way up. She bought 8 large exercise balls and set very strict rules for their use. The students could sit and roll "gently" but if they bounced, they were not allowed to participate! This mini-experiment was a huge success!! The students involved experienced a definite improvement in their reading scores by simply channeling that extra energy! That same teacher used peppermint to revive sleepy students at 2:oo pm!! Matthew loved that classroom!
Thank you for sharing your story. It is great to hear about teachers who "get it" and will go out of their way to help the children.
The American Journal of Occupational Therapy published a 2003 research article written by Denise Lynn Schilling, Kathleen Washington, Felix F. Billingsley and Jean Deitz that identified therapy balls versus chairs in the classroom increased positive seated behavior and handwriting legibility of students with ADHD. Some of the behaviors that were recognized while the subjects were seated in chairs during school included sleeping, disruptive out-of-seat activities and constant motion. However, use of therapy balls instead of chairs diminished these behaviors and increased the subjects' attention. There are a number of different classroom strategies that work for children with ADHD and therapy balls as chairs is an example of one of these great tools!
Schilling, D.L., Washinton, K., Billingsley, F.F., & Deitz, J. (2003). Classroom seating for children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: Therapy balls versus chairs. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 57, 534-541.
Thank you for your reply. That is great advice!!
In regards to behavior therapy, I have found that children with ADHD need to be involved in consistently self-monitoring their own behavior with adult support. In the past, I have used vibrating watches to remind them to "check their behavior". Allowing them to set their own goals and visually displaying their acheivements is also helpful. Rewards have to be VERY motivating and they need to be able to receive them quickly. These kiddos can't wait a month or sometimes even a week for their "pay off" of demonstrating positive behavior.
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This pendant light looks both graceful and modern. Thanks to its elongated shape, it is ideal for use above a dining table and goes brilliantly with minimalist interiors. The two rods are curved – one downwards, and one upwards – and they feature a glossy chrome-plated finish. The pendant light's LEDs are distinguished by their high light output and low electricity consumption values.
What are the dimensions of the ceiling box?
Kindly note that the mounting panel has the following dimensions: 280 x 55 x 40 mm (L x H X W).
thank you for asking. This light is not dimmable.
Hi, can we get this in cool white LED instead of warm white?
Unfortunately this Luminaire does not come in a cool white light luminous colour. Note that majority of the pendant lamps will come in a warm white colour due to the fact that these lights are meant to be used for ambiance. Cool white lighting are mostly being used for office spaces.


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[[File:BinnertsArje.jpg|300px|thumb|right|''Arjen Binnerts, Szn. Doopsgezind Jaarboekje (1933)'']] Arjen Binnerts, Szn., b. 29 August 1865, at [[Witmarsum (Friesland, Netherlands)|Witmarsum]], where his father was a Mennonite minister, d. 14 July 1932, at [[Haarlem (Noord-Holland, Netherlands)|Haarlem]]. He was robust in appearance, with a manly character, a cheerful faith, and a gentle spirit; a sunny person. He was educated for the ministry at the university and the [[Amsterdam Mennonite Theological Seminary (Kweekschool)|Mennonite seminary in Amsterdam]]; in September 1891 he became a ministerial candidate and in January 1892 he preached his sermon of acceptance at the [[Ytens (Friesland, Netherlands)|IJtens congregation]] (1892-1897), where he found much time for study in addition to his pastoral work (he was interested especially in scientific and social questions). From 1897 to 1902 he served at [[Meppel (Drenthe, Netherlands)|Meppel]] and [[Assen (Drenthe, Netherlands)|Assen]], 1902-1907 at [[Rotterdam (Zuid-Holland, Netherlands)|Rotterdam]], 1907-1933 at Haarlem. For many years he was a director of the [[Algemene Doopsgezinde Societeit|Algemene Doopsgezinde Sociëteit]] and after its reorganization he served as chairman 1923-1928. After that he was appointed chairman of the board of directors of the seminary. He did not limit his services to the Mennonite brotherhood. He was on the executive committee of the [[Nederlandse Protestantenbond|Dutch Protestant Union]], and for many years held a leading position in the Central Committee for Liberal Protestantism. In the Mennonite brotherhood and far beyond it Binnerts, in the course of years, became a man of note and importance. He was not only in contact with the Protestant groups in the [[Netherlands|Netherlands]], in which connection the religious instruction of youth was his great concern, but he also sought connections with the Mennonites of other countries. In May 1911 he attended the anniversary meeting of the German Mennonites in [[Krefeld (Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany)|Krefeld]], and formed many a friendship there. In the next year he visited the German brethren in [[West Prussia|West Prussia]]. Through these contacts he became the appropriate man to be appointed chairman of the newly reorganized (1921) [[Fonds voor Buitenlandsche Nooden (Dutch Relief Fund for Foreign Needs) |Commissie voor buitenlandse Nooden]] (Committee for Foreign Needs), which was later able to do so much for the brethren in [[Russia|Russia]]. For those who knew Binnerts, especially as a pastor and preacher, with his cheerful piety, which never became superficial—how he wrestled with the question of war—he was a source of great strength. Albert Schweitzer related that a meeting with Binnerts in 1928 was for him an unforgettable experience. Binnerts' humor banished all false sentimentality. Binnerts was a liberal and remained one. But gradually a change took place in him. To extreme rational Modernism he was always averse. Spiritual inclination and study led him to the side of the so-called conservative liberalism (rechts-modernisme). More and more he became engrossed by the Gospel; he observed "that the Gospel has little to bring those who do not deeply realize that they are sinners before God." This emphasis on the Gospel as the happy message of the forgiveness of sins gave his preaching force. In 1902 Binnerts together with the publisher [[Hansma, Leendert (1861–1940) |L. Hansma]] founded the [[Doopsgezind Jaarboekje|Doopsgezind Jaarboekje]], serving as its editor until 1926, and writing many articles for it with his own hand. A collection of sermons under the title Het eene noodige (the one thing needful) was published in 1932. About his trip to West Prussia he reported in Doopsgezind Jaarboekje (1913). = Bibliography = Doopsgezind Jaarboekje (1913): 100-117; (1933): 23-36, with picture. {{GAMEO_footer|hp=Vol. 1, p. 344|date=1953|a1_last=Zijpp|a1_first=Nanne van der|a2_last= |a2_first= }}
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Q: Upload file without using Formdata in AngularJs Is there any way to upload files without using formdata in Angular Js. I have checked the below links, which have not helped:

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*https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32432299/upload-file-using-jquery-without-using-html5

*How to send/ Upload file without using FORMDATA in jquery ajax

*How can I upload file in JavaScript and PHP without using FormData
I do not want to use any plug-in, and cannot use iframes. I want to upload single file. I have the service created as below, to which I have to pass the image data.
myAPIService.postUploadImage = function (formdata) {
        var request = {
            url: urlBase + 'UploadImage',
            method: 'POST',
            data: formdata,
            headers: {
                'Content-Type': undefined
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        }
        return $http(request);
    };

The UI is defined as below:
<input type="file" class="form-control" id="imageUploadfile" name="Imagefile" accept="image/*" />
 <input type="button" name="imageUploadButton" ng-click="uploadFiles()" value="Upload" />

Requesting Admin/moderators to not mark it as duplicate, as I have tried most of the links, but that has not worked.
How to upload single file in AngularJS without using plugins,iframe and which works in IE 11, Chrome.
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Карташево () — хутір у Куйбишевському районі Ростовської області Росії. Входить до складу Кринично-Лузького сільського поселення.

Географія
Географічні координати: 47°45' пн. ш. 39°08' сх. д. Часовий пояс — UTC+4.

Хутір Карташево розташований на південному схилі Донецького кряжу. Відстань до районного центру — села Куйбишева становить 19 км.

Урбаноніми
 вулиці — Калініна, Молодіжна, Пролетарська.

Населення
За даними перепису населення 2010 року на території хутора проживало 232 особи. Частка чоловіків у населенні складала 47% або 109 осіб, жінок — 53% або 123 особи.

Соціальна сфера
У населеному пункті діє фельдшерський пункт.

Примітки

Посилання
 Прогноз погоди в селі
 Карташево  на wikimapia.org

Населені пункти Куйбишевського району (Ростовська область)
Хутори Ростовської області

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There were several Independent candidates in the 1990 Manitoba provincial election.  Information about these candidates may be found on this page.

Candidates

Point Douglas: William Hawryluk
William Hawryluk was a perennial candidate for political office in Winnipeg.  He received 108 votes (2.0%), finishing fourth against New Democratic Party candidate George Hickes.

Point Douglas: Roy Price
Roy Price was a businessman, civic activist and perennial candidate in north-end Winnipeg.  He was the owner of Harmony Music, and served as president of the Norquay Community Centre in 1991.

Price opposed several social outreach programs in north-end Winnipeg, claiming that they brought unwelcome persons into the region.  He spoke out against a Christian mission soup kitchen for this reason in 1998, and subsequently opposed a needle exchange program.  In 1994, he complained about "satanic and obscene" graffiti in Winnipeg's subway system.

He first ran for the Manitoba legislature in the 1988 provincial election, in the constituency of St. Johns.  He received 68 votes, finishing fifth against New Democratic Party incumbent Judy Wasylycia-Leis.  He received 66 votes (1.3%) in 1990, finishing fifth against NDP candidate George Hickes.  Price also campaigned for the Winnipeg School Board in 1992, 1995 and 1998, and lost all times.

Price died on March 4, 2002, at age 71.

Wellington: Walter Diawol

Walter Diawol (died November 1994) was a gadfly candidate for public office in the late 1980s and early 1990s.  He was a junk collector, and fought an extended battle with the City of Winnipeg over his failure to clean up his property.  The city removed his garbage collection (over his objections) in 1985, 1986, 1987 and 1993, and took title of his house on the last occasion.  A newspaper report indicates that Winnipeg officials needed "nine five-ton truckloads and three garbage truckloads to clear his property of dead batteries, scrap wood, broken lawn chairs, broken TVs and headboards and box springs" in the July 1993 cleanup.  Diawol was not forced to leave the house, however, and continued to reside there until his death in 1994.  When questioned, Diawol said that junk was his hobby.

Wellington: Stephen Keki

Stephen Keki ran for political office at the federal, provincial and municipal levels four times between 1986 and 1990.  He identified himself as a meat processor during the 1988 federal election.

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Fox are beautiful creature of forest just like in the coloring page. They are smart and clever. They can survive the forest with there quickness. Wow! Look at the fox in the beautiful forest. Do you know that the fox hunt their prey at night? Yes they do. Maybe this fox is hunting for food.


There's no better place in Bali to boost your health than this bamboo paradise with a river below.
Tell us a bit about this place. What kind of spa is it?
Nature is the headline act at Fivelements, a riverside wellness retreat, right down to its all-natural homemade spa products. When in Bali, where better to boost your health than a thatched-roof bamboo paradise where gently piped Indonesian music and the whoosh of a river below merge with jungle life? There's no booze and no smoking—the emphasis is on wellbeing—and if you're someone who finds dieting or abstinence a challenge, you might want to sit this one out.
What are the actual facilities like?
Twisting paths, tiny bridges, and stepping stones wind through enchanting gardens to a bamboo-structure vegan restaurant, yoga pavilions, and Healing Village—essentially an alang-alang-roofed spa (and standalone suites, if you're staying over).
Nice. And after the treatment, what can we expect?
The Sakti Ritual is the speciality here; the treatment includes a foot-washing in a pretty brass bowl, one of the best massages you'll ever have, and a hot stone bath filled with heaps of sliced limes, sticks of lemongrass, chopped ginger, and more.


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The coronavirus infects our environments even before the onset of symptoms
"In summary, our study demonstrates that presymptomatic patients have high viral load shedding and can easily contaminate environments," says the team.
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Coronavirus carriers can infect their environment with the pathogen even before showing symptoms, according to a new study from the Cleveland Clinic.
The findings are based on an analysis of several surfaces in the hotel rooms of two presymptomatic Chinese students who were quarantined before being diagnosed with the disease. This study highlights the role and importance of quarantine in preventing the spread of COVID-19, and why it's essential that we stick to isolation measures even if we're 'feeling fine'.
"The detection of SARS-CoV-2 RNA in the surface samples of the sheet, duvet cover, and pillow cover highlights the importance of proper handling procedures when changing or laundering used linens of SARS-CoV-2 patients," the authors explain.
"In summary, our study demonstrates that presymptomatic patients have high viral load shedding and can easily contaminate environments."
The study looked at the hotel rooms of two students who returned to China from studying abroad on March 19 and March 20. They did not show any symptoms of viral infection initially, but were moved to the hotel for quarantine as a precautionary measure.
On the second day in quarantine, they both tested positive for COVID-19 — they were still asymptomatic at this time — and were hospitalized for monitoring and treatment.
Their rooms were closed off after they tested positive, and various surfaces throughout were sampled about three hours after the tests. The team took swabs from door handles, light switches, faucet handles, thermometers, television remotes, pillow covers, duvet covers, sheets, towels, bathroom door handles, toilet seats, and toilet flushing buttons, among other frequently-touched areas.
A total of 22 samples were collected from the two rooms. Eight of them tested positive for COVID-19. Six were from the same patient, identified as Patient A, and were harvested from the light switch, bathroom door handle, sheet, duvet cover, pillow cover, and towel. In Patient B's room, positive samples were detected on a faucet and pillowcase.
The team notes that they saw larger viral loads after prolonged contact with sheets and pillow covers, suggesting that the pathogens found this environment particularly cozy. However, overall, the main take-away from this study is how carriers, even presymptomatic ones, can cause "extensive environmental contamination of SARS-CoV-2 RNA in a relatively short time."
Such findings come to fill in the puzzle of how the coronavirus behaves in the environment. Previous studies have recorded its ability to survive on various surfaces, which varied between three hours and seven days, depending on the material. The present study comes to show how it can get there in the first place, and at which parts of its life cycle.
All in all, the coronavirus seems to easily spread to our environments, even before we know we have it. It's also content to survive there for quite a long time, too, ready to hitch a ride on our hands towards our face. These two factors contribute to making it such a contagious virus, and they're why the 14-day quarantine measures were instituted in the first place.
It's also why such measures are still one of our most effective ways in curbing its spread.
The paper "Detection of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 RNA on Surfaces in Quarantine Rooms" has been published in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases.
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Kate Harriet Alexandra Rock, baronne Rock (née le ) est une femme politique conservatrice britannique et membre de la Chambre des lords. Anciennement vice-présidente du Parti conservateur avec une responsabilité particulière pour l'engagement des entreprises, elle est nommée pair à vie en août 2015.

Éducation
Elle fait ses études à l'école de Hanford, à l'école de Sherborne pour les filles et à l'école polytechnique d'Oxford, où elle obtient un BA en édition et histoire.

Carrière dans les affaires
Entre août 2014 et novembre 2017, elle est administrateur non exécutif et présidente du comité de rémunération d'Imagination Technologies plc (une société de haute technologie, qui a été vendue à Canyon Bridge Partners).

Elle est également directrice non exécutive de First News (UK) Ltd, un journal national pour jeunes enfants, entre 2014 et février 2017.

Le  septembre 2018, elle rejoint le Conseil d'Administration de Keller Group plc (le plus grand fournisseur mondial de solutions géotechniques) et est aujourd'hui Senior Independent Director, siégeant aux comités d'audit, de nomination, de rémunération et de santé, sécurité, environnement et qualité.

Carrière publique
Entre 2015 et 2016, elle est vice-présidente du Parti conservateur avec une responsabilité particulière en matière d'engagement des entreprises.

Elle est créée baronne Rock, de Stratton dans le comté de Dorset le 15 octobre 2015.

En 2016/2017, elle est membre parlementaire invité du St Antony's College d'Oxford.

Entre 2017 et 2018, elle est membre du Comité spécial de la Chambre des lords sur l'Intelligence artificielle et depuis 2019, elle siège au Comité spécial de la Chambre des lords sur la science et la technologie. Elle est également membre depuis mai 2018 du comité spécial de la Chambre des lords sur l'économie rurale.

En novembre 2018, elle est membre fondatrice du conseil d'administration du Center for Data Ethics and Innovation, un organe consultatif mis en place par le gouvernement britannique pour chercher à maximiser les avantages des technologies basées sur les données, y compris l'intelligence artificielle.

Elle est également une ambassadrice fondatrice de «Women Supporting Women», un groupe du Prince's Trust engagé à changer la vie des jeunes femmes, et est membre du Conseil consultatif de la philanthropie du Prince's Trust.

Vie privée
Son mari, Caspar Rock, est directeur des investissements chez Cazenove Capital Management, la branche de gestion de fortune de Schroders au Royaume-Uni, dans les îles anglo-normandes et en Asie.

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The Boy Who Talked to Badgers est un film américain réalisé par Gary Nelson, sorti en 1975. Le film basé sur le roman La Rencontre () d'Allan W. Eckert a été produit par Walt Disney Productions et diffusé sur NBC  en deux épisodes dans l'émission Le Monde merveilleux de Disney les 14 et 21 septembre 1975.

Le projet débute en 1974 sous le titre .

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 Titre : The Boy Who Talked to Badgers
 Réalisation : Gary Nelson
 Scénario : Sheldon Stark
 Production : James Algar
 Pays d'origine : États-Unis
 Genre : aventure
 Date de sortie : 1975

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 Christian Juttner : Benjy
 Carl Betz : Will MacDonald
 Salome Jens : Esther MacDonald
 Denver Pyle : Ben adulte
 Robert Donner : Burton

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"Der Traum von einem Feentempel" - "The dream of a fairytale temple" By Katherine Baber
When, on May 25, 2020, the Salzburg Festival announced it would proceed amid the pandemic, it seemed an act of profound optimism—perhaps not unlike Max Reinhardt's ambition to have a dedicated Festival house, conjured by Hugo von Hofmannstal as a "dream of a fairy temple, in which people from every nation on earth discover each other again." In reality, the Salzburg Festival did become one of the first "deeds of peace" after World War I, and it revived itself as a cultural peace project after World War II. Now in 2020, the Festival Direktorium has dedicated its anniversary edition to the Festival's original principles, returning to themes of "community, the relationship of the individual to the whole, radical individualism and, as a great hope, the idea that the world can be changed through communal solidarity, through a new humanity."
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Fighting Bacterial Infection with Bacteria: Fecal Transplant
By Tim Boyer G+ Oct 28 2011 - 2:22pm
Fighting a bacterial infection with a healthy strain of bacteria through fecal transplant from a healthy person may sound outrageous to some, but according to some physicians, fecal transplant treatment can be surprisingly effective. According to a recent review by the medical journal Clinical Infectious Diseases, 92% of patients infected with a harmful gut bacterium were successfully cured following a fecal transplant.
A recent national news story about Pat Shoop, a 75 year-old woman married 52 years to her husband Bob, brings to light the idea of replacing harmful gut bacteria with healthy bacteria from another individual's fecal matter to cure some gastrointestinal diseases.
Mrs. Shoop was diagnosed with a Clostridium difficile infection in her intestinal tract that caused her to suffer from flu-like symptoms including severe diarrhea, abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting. National news sources report her saying that, "I was so sick, I didn't care," she recalled. "It feels like the worst case of flu you could possibly, possibly have."
Clostridium difficile is a long-lasting, toxic and sometimes fatal bacterium that patients typically pick up while staying at a hospital. Clostridium difficile spores can live outside the body for long periods of times on the surfaces of bathroom fixtures, hospital beds, bed rails and linens and medical equipment. Mrs. Shoop attributes her infection to either a temporary stay at a nursing home for a broken arm or in a hospital for breast cancer treatment.
The rate of hospital infection by Clostridium difficile has climbed steadily the past several years. According to a 2009 study reported by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), hospitals and nursing homes in the state of Ohio reported 18,200 cases of Clostridium difficile infection (CDI), which included 7,000 hospital cases and 11,200 nursing homes cases during a 12-month period in 2006.
The CDC states that 20 percent to 50 percent of those patients may wind up with hard-to-treat recurrent infections. Antibiotic therapy may be used to treat Clostridium difficile in some severe cases, but it is not always successful. In other cases a person may have to have surgery to remove the infected part of the intestines. Surgery is reportedly required in approximately 1 to 2 out of every 100 persons infected with Clostridium difficile.
The idea of fecal transplant to treat intestinal infections originates reportedly to a practice several centuries ago where farmers would treat livestock for indigestion by feeding them with bacteria-containing stomach fluid from a healthy farm animal.
Last year, Thomas Borody, an Australian gastroenterologist is reported to recall having performed his first fecal transplant in the mid-80's to cure a patient who had developed an incurable colitis after vacationing in Fiji. Dr. Borody found a paper published in 1958 that described successful treatment of four similar cases of patients with inflamed digestive systems who were cured by infusing the fecal matter of a healthy individual into the digestive tract of the ill patients.
The published paper inspired him to try it out on his patient by collecting a stool sample from the patient's brother, grinding it in a blender with some brine, filtering out the solid matter and then delivering the solution via multiple enemas into his patient. The result was apparent within a few days as the colitis disappeared and never returned.
In Mrs. Shoop's case, the treatment was a stool sample from her husband that was processed by clinical staff at Essentia Health in Duluth, Minnesota and then administered by Dr. Tim Rubin, a gastroenterologist whose team has performed its 119th fecal transplant last week. Mrs. Shoop's husband's processed stool sample was fed into her stomach via a tube through her nose. Three days later Mrs. Shoop was feeling better and now a year later is completely recovered of the Clostridium difficile infection with her husband's healthy bacteria having replaced her harmful gut bacteria.
A review published in this year's November issue of the medical journal Clinical Infectious Diseases, reports that the use of fecal transplant as a way to treat bacterial infection with Clostridium difficile is highly effective, after reviewing the medical records of 317 patients showing disease resolution in 92% of the cases. They recommend that physicians use their review as a guideline for future treatment until more definitive studies further confirming that fecal transplant treatment is a sound and safe medical practice.
Currently, research is ongoing toward the possible application of fecal transplant in treating patients with metabolic disease and obesity.
Source: "Systematic Review of Intestinal Microbiota Transplantation (Fecal Bacteriotherapy) for Recurrent Clostridium difficile Infection" Clin. Infect Dis. (2011) 53 (10): 994-1002. doi: 10.1093/cid/cir632
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We're expanding. Finally. The first year (2013) we went for two small parcels to get started small, learn and improve. The second year (2014) we increased the sizes of the parcels a bit but were pretty unfortunate (frost, cutworms, rot). So again a very small harvest. Time to expand a bit more seriously. With a new vineyard.
And we found one. It's pretty much "just around the corner", a 10 minute walk away from the winery. It's a good hectare and it's hidden so well must people don't even know it exists. At one end of our town there is a little hill, the Eselsberg. It's a good pile of shell limestone – the typical terroir of our region. The stones from the hill were used as building material while vineyards were planted on the top. Then the town grew and it grew around the vineyard which is now surrounded by houses and gardens.
The family owning it loves the place and refuses to utilize it for more houses. But they can't farm it themselves and that's where we come in. The current version of the vineyard was planted in 1988. A little over three acres of Schwarzriesling (the steeper part) and a good acre of Müller-Thurgau (the flat top part). Strong, old vines. It was farmed conventionally until this summer and that's about to change obviously. It's the first time I'll see myself how the soil and the plants will change when removed from the drip of chemical fertilizer, not being protected by insecticides and kept clean by herbicides. I'm really excited about it.


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Mercedes-Benz's Chief Design Officer on the S-Class's Game-Changing New Infotainment System
Gorden Wagener discusses how the next-gen MBUX interface is truly innovative.
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While there are stately European executive saloons with loftier price tags, Mercedes-Benz's flagship S-Class has long been a standard bearer of automotive luxury across the globe. Bold Teutonic style, sumptuous materials and accoutrements, burly torque-churning power trains and exceptional craftsmanship are the pillars upon which Mercedes-Benz has burnished its laurels. Increasingly, however, bleeding-edge technology has separated the S-Class from its competition. So, it should be no surprise that next-level tech will be a key selling point for the next-gen 2021 S-Class, internally dubbed the "223."
A futuristic display to showcase the latest MBUX infotainment system to be featured in the new S-Class. Photo: Courtesy of Mercedes-Benz AG.
Recently, the marque from Stuttgart unveiled the latest shimmering tech that will define the upcoming, still as-yet-to-be-unveiled S-Class—all centering around a highly updated version of its acclaimed MBUX user interface. Already considered the Best of the Best here at Robb Report, the second generation of its learning-capable system will be more intuitive and customizable, and its "Hey Mercedes" voice-activation system open to even more natural dialogue (now supporting 27 languages).
"The S Class is always a mirror of the decade it's in, as is the '222' of this decade, and so will be the '223' for the next decade," says Gorden Wagener, the marque's global chief design officer. "It is a very progressive time, in and outside of automotive, and therefore we wanted the next S-Class to be progressive," he continues, mentioning how the vehicle has to appeal to everyone from tech-savvy younger Chinese customers to a more conservative American clientele. "We designed, probably, the most progressive S-Class ever."
The second generation of Mercedes-Benz's learning-capable system will be more intuitive and customizable. Photo: Courtesy of Mercedes-Benz AG.
Hardware updates incorporate up to five large screens, a few being brilliant OLED displays that include a mammoth 12.8-inch screen with haptic feedback sitting centerfield. This portrait-fixed OLED acts as the main visual interface between you and your S-Class and, since it's free floating, Benz engineers will be able to swap it out during the S-Class's usual decade-long lifecycle in case a superior screen becomes available. Wagener promises that there will also be OTA updates (like a smartphone), Easter eggs and other "goodies" for a vehicle that will likely enjoy a lifecycle longer than most.
Hardware updates incorporate up to five large screens, including a few with OLED displays. Photo: Courtesy of Mercedes-Benz AG.
There's also an augmented-reality head-up display (AR-HUD) that creates a digital image before the driver with a virtual distance of 33 feet, emulating a 77-inch monitor. And there's a 3-D driver display that has to be seen firsthand to be believed.
"In the non-automotive world, 3-D was already a big thing, from IMAX cinemas to 3-D screens in home entertainment," mentions Wagener of the tech's "wow" effect, achievable without having to wear any glasses. "We wanted to bring that new technology into the car in order to have better functionality, better information displayed . . . it's really magic when you drive that [AR-HUD] with the lines in front of you—it's like flying a remote-control plane in front of the car!"
Other major developments include a prioritization for rear-seat passengers, granting them access to all the extensive infotainment and comfort features as the driver via up to three touchscreens and all "Hey Mercedes" has to offer. And the suite of new digital displays allowed Wagener's team to delete clutter from across the dashboard, removing 27 hard keys from the outgoing '222' model.
Passengers at the back will have access to all the infotainment and comfort features by way of up to three touchscreens. Photo: Courtesy of Mercedes-Benz AG.
This reductionist attitude charters the acclaimed luxury brand into the future. "There will always be opulent, because luxury is about that, but of course the meaning of luxury changes over time," notes Wagener. He calls the S-Class's ethos "the new opulent." That applies to the user-interface design as well as the layout of the cabin interior.
"What you will see is definitely something that is a bit more structured, yet still, as always, whatever we do will be beautiful and will be sexy," Wagener explains. "That is a key along our central purity philosophy: We always do something that is appealing and beautiful on one hand, but then very pure and clean on the other."
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FIFA World Cup 2018 draw: key info
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In the early hours of Saturday morning (AEDT), the Caltex Socceroos will find out their group opponents at the 2018 FIFA World Cup when the draw takes place in Russia.
After the Socceroos' thrilling intercontinental win over Honduras in November, Australia and 31 other nations are heading to Russia for the greatest sporting festival on Earth next year.
Thankfully, we do not have to wait much longer for light to be shed on those finer details, with the World Cup draw – undoubtedly set to be a glitzy and glamorous event – on the horizon.
We'll have analysis all week in the lead up to the draw, but for the moment, this is what Socceroos fans need to know ahead of the big event.
When and where is the draw?
Football dignitaries and international media will converge on the State Kremlin Palace in Moscow on Friday December 1 for the eagerly anticipated draw.
The ceremony is due to kick-off at 18:00 local time (2AM AEDT), with a host of familiar faces from the world of football set to be involved.
It will be televised across the world. In Australia it will be on SBS TV and app.
And also live on Optus Sport 1 from 1.50am EDT.
Telstar 18 - the 2018 World Cup ball.
What is the draw format?
The 32 teams are split into four pots, with Russia and the seven highest-ranked nations in pot one, and the lowest-ranked teams in pot four.
Each group will have one team from each pot, but there will be restrictions in terms of teams from the same confederations.
There can be no more than two European nations in any one group, while there may only be a single country from each of the other confederations.
Which pot is Australia in?
The Socceroos are in Pot 4 (see below)
Who is in the draw?
Pot 1: Russia, Germany, Brazil, Portugal, Argentina, Belgium, Poland, France.
Pot 2: Spain, Peru, Switzerland, England, Colombia, Mexico, Uruguay, Croatia.
Pot 3: Denmark, Iceland, Costa Rica, Sweden, Tunisia, Egypt, Senegal, Iran.
Pot 4: Serbia, Nigeria, Australia, Japan, Morocco, Panama, South Korea, Saudi Arabia.
Who will present the event?
Former England striker Gary Lineker will be joined by Russian broadcast journalist Maria Komandnaya as presenters, while trophy bearer Mirolsav Klose, Laurent Blanc, Cafu, Fabio Cannavaro, Diego Forlan and several other former stars will be assisting the draw.
Miroslav Klose is the World Cup's all-time leading goalscorer.
Who represents the Caltex Socceroos?
FFA CEO David Gallop will be at the event as will former Socceroo Luke Casserly, who is the Head of National Performance at FFA.
When is the World Cup?
The World Cup gets started on June 14 at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow and will see hosts Russia face a team from pot two.
The group stage will run for exactly two weeks, with the knockout phase then beginning on June 30, two days after the final Group H contests.
The final will take place on July 15, with Luzhniki the setting once again.


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By Ervin Juhász	 Last updated Jul 9, 2018
EuroStarz In Concert established itself as one of the very best concerts that take place during summer. After two very successful editions, the organizers have announced that the third edition is going to take place on the 18th of August, in a new venue – The Water Rats at Kings Cross.
As the media partners of this fantastic event this year, we are happy to announce the first confirmed act to take the stage at The Water Rats on the 18th of August. It's none other than the Dutch Eurovision entrant from 2003 – Esther Hart!
Esther Hart entered two national selections in 2003 – the UK one with the song "Wait For The Moment", and the Dutch one. She eventually decided to withdraw from the UK national selection, and ended up winning the Dutch one with the song "One More Night", which brought her 13th place in Latvia, and is one of the fan favorite songs ever since. Esther will be singing her entry, as well as various other Eurovision hits at this year's edition of EuroStarz.
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Indonesian rescue workers race to find victims of deadly quake
Rescuers carry the body of an earthquake victim recovered from under the rubble of a collapsed building in Cianjur, West Java, Indonesia, November 22, 2022. /CFP
(CGTN) – Indonesian rescue workers were racing on Tuesday to reach people still trapped in rubble a day after an earthquake devastated a West Java town, killing at least 162 people and injuring hundreds, as officials warned the death toll may rise.
The epicenter of the shallow magnitude-5.6 quake hit on land close to the town of Cianjur in a mountainous area of Indonesia's most populous province. The tremor on Monday afternoon prompted panicked residents to flee onto the streets as buildings collapsed.
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Many of the fatalities were caused by falling buildings, the head of Indonesia's meteorology and geophysics agency, Dwikorita Karnawati, said in a statement.
Overnight a hospital parking lot in Cianjur was inundated with victims, some treated in makeshift tents, others hooked up to intravenous drips on the pavement, while medical workers stitched up patients under the light of flashlights.
On Tuesday morning, hundreds of police officers had been deployed to assist in rescue efforts, Dedi Prasetyo, national police spokesperson, told the Antara state news agency.
"Today's main task order for personnel is to focus on evacuating victims," he said.
At least 162 people were killed in Monday's quake, many of them children, with more than 300 injured, West Java Governor Ridwan Kamil said, warning some residents remained trapped in isolated places.
Authorities were operating "under the assumption that the number of injured and death will rise with time," he said.
"The challenge is the affected area is spread out … On top of that, the roads in these villages are damaged," Henri Alfiandi, head of National Search and Rescue Agency (Basarnas), told a news conference.
"Most of the casualties are children, because at 1 p.m. they were still at school," he said of the time the quake hit.
Basarnas confirmed that 162 people had died and more than 13,000 people had been evacuated.
The national disaster agency (BNPB) said 62 people were killed, and it was yet to verify the 100 additional victims.
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Indonesia's President Joko Widodo said on Tuesday the government would hand out compensation to victims of the earthquake and their families.
Jokowi, as the president is known, visited the epicenter of the quake, and ordered rescue teams to prioritize saving people trapped under rubble and to urgently access areas blocked off by landslides.
(With input from Reuters)
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