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Chemical Formula. Reference citations resulting from publications identified in the literature search were reviewed when appropriate. 2007 May;156 Suppl 3:25-33. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2133.2007.07856.x. This chapter presents the analysis of the molecular mechanism of action of salicylates with the aim of interpreting the therapeutic effects of these drugs in terms of their interactions with biochemical processes in cells or tissues. Hull HU8 7DS. As with all NSAIDs, diclofenac exerts its action via inhibition of prostaglandin synthesis by inhibiting cyclooxygenase-1 (COX-1) and cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) with relative equipotency. Insights into the effects of diclofenac and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents on ion channels. J Pharm Pharmacol. Central antinociceptive effects of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and paracetamol. It is expected that such interactions might result from the binding of the drug molecule with one or more types of macromolecule that conducts such processes. 2020 Apr 22;11:264. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2020.00264. Salicylic acid directly and irreversibly inhibits the activity of both types of cyclo-oxygenases (COX-1 and COX-2) to decrease the formation of precursors of prostaglandins and thromboxanes from … This site needs JavaScript to work properly. https://doi.org/10.1016/S1054-3589(08)60012-5. eCollection 2020 Nov. Front Immunol. Component Compounds: CID 338 (Salicylic acid) CID 8021 (Diethylamine) Dates: Modify . 211. Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in species of veterinary interest. Diethylamine salicylate is a salicylic acid salt, that is a cost-effective and simple, first-line treatment for rheumatic and minor musculoskeletal conditions including lumbago, fibrositis, sciatica, bruises, and strains. Diethylamine Salicylate: Please discuss the risks and benefits with your doctor. Epub 2012 Feb 27. Menthol/methylsalicylate is used as a. topical analgesic. J Tradit Complement Med. Research suggests diclofenac can inhibit the thromboxane-prostanoid receptor, affect arachidonic acid release and uptake, inhibit lipoxygenase enzymes, and activate the nitric oxide-cGMP antinociceptive pathway. Epub 2020 May 5. 1995;103:1-44. Can Reparil Gel be used for post-operative oedema and haemorrhoids? Get the latest research from NIH: https://www.nih.gov/coronavirus. COVID-19 is an emerging, rapidly evolving situation. Additionally, as the highlighted putative and emerging MOAs do not have clinical data to demonstrate that these models are correct, further research is necessary to ascertain if the proposed pathways will translate into clinical benefits. Diclofenac is a proven, commonly prescribed nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that has analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and antipyretic properties, and has been shown to be effective in treating a variety of acute and chronic pain and inflammatory conditions. Eucalyptus Globulus protects against diclofenac sodium induced hepatorenal and testicular toxicity in male rats. Trolamine salicylate is a salicylate that inhibits cyclo-oxygenase (COX) enzymes responsible for generating pro-inflammatory factors such as to induce pain and inflammation. More... Molecular Weight: 211.26 g/mol. Br J Pharmacol. Formerly of the Department of Pharmacology. J Pain Res. Molecular Weight. Copyright © 2020 Elsevier B.V. or its licensors or contributors. Arch Toxicol. As with all NSAIDs, diclofenac exerts its action via inhibition of prostaglandin synthesis by inhibiting cyclooxygenase-1 (COX-1) and cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) with relative equipotency. Contents. Find NCBI SARS-CoV-2 literature, sequence, and clinical content: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sars-cov-2/. It is also called as counterirritant because they produce their action by counter irritation. It also acts as an antacid. Inhibition of the cyclooxygenase of prostaglandin synthetase explains those actions of salicylates in which aspirin is more potent than sodium salicylate, including certain forms of analgesia, inhibition of platelet aggregation, antagonism of bradykinin-induced bronchoconstriction in the guinea pig, and possibly antipyresis. As a derivative of salicylic acid, bismuth subsalicylate displays anti-inflammatory and bactericidal action.
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According to NBC New York, Holt is an aspiring comedian living in Jersey City. Being the cut-up he is, he paddle boarded across the Hudson River to his meeting in the Big Apple the morning of June 21st. The reason, of course, was because he was too late to use other public transportation and didn't want to "splurge" on a ferry ride. In the process, he wound up looking like a man willing to go to great lengths to make sure the love of his life didn't get away from him in the final scene from a rom-com.
Holt said he almost fell into the water on several occasions because, well, it's the Hudson. He was thankfully able to make it to the city in about 30 minutes. And with the exception of his shoes, he was able to remain dry in the process. However, neither the police officer nor dude running the water taxi port where he came to shore seemed to be as thrilled about it.
Holt added the experience is making people laugh, so that's a "good thing." So is still having a pulse and zero skin infections from whatever is floating in the Hudson these days. The dude is lucky his board didn't disintegrate the instant he put it in the water.


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A librarian's 'tell-tale heart'
"When he stores you under the floorboards, I'm sure he'll catalog you, too!"
This 1960 version of Edgar Allan Poe's The Tell-Tale Heart stars Laurence Payne as Edgar Marsh, who is described on the back of the DVD case as "a mentally unstable librarian." If you're familiar with Poe's classic short story, then you might be asking yourself right now, "I don't remember that story including a librarian." And you would be RIGHT.
The plot is summed up on the back of the DVD case. So no spoilers that the DVD case doesn't already reveal:
A mentally unstable librarian discovers that the woman he is infatuated with has dumped him for another man. In a fit of rage, he murders his rival, burying the body under the floorboards in his home.
DVD cover of The Tell-Tale Heart (1960)
This is not a film to make Poe purists happy. Also, I noted that in the opening credits, Edgar Allan Poe's middle name is misspelled as Allen, as seen below. The main character — also named Edgar, subtle — also lives on Rue Morgue. So this film starts out as a hodgepodge of random Poe references.
This film is NOT subtle (or spelled correctly — see Poe's misspelled middle name)
Given this context, I was not really looking forward to watching The Tell-Tale Heart (1960). I do, however, have to give credit to the director, Ernest Morris, for crafting a slow-burning, moody tale, with plenty of shadows and dramatic film angles. The film's look harkens back to the 1944 classic Gaslight, especially given the period film setting. The acting by the leads also elevates this melodramatic tale, even if Laurence Payne tends to go over-the-top in his lead role.
Cue the dramatic facial expressions:
Facial expressions of the lead actor in The Tell-Tale Heart (1960)
Our first look at the lead character is shot from below, as Edgar descends a staircase in his bathrobe, peering down the banister. A heart is beating faintly in the background. Is he fearful… or is he the one we should fear? It's also telling that we get a shot, all askew, of the portrait of his dead mother.
A librarian's first love?
Edgar's naughty librarian ways are revealed early on. In one early scene, he leers through the window at a lively restaurant, and is caught staring at a woman's legs (seen below). When she makes an advance and touches his hand, he reacts violently and runs away. Returning home — pausing to rub the cheek of his dead mother's portrait, as you do — he takes out a collection of pornographic photos secreted in the back of his closet. But rather than getting excited by the photos, he seems sad and resigned instead, his hand falling limply by his side.
Naughty librarian thoughts
The next morning, Edgar looks out his bedroom window and sees Betty for the first time and finds himself instantly obsessed. He becomes a peeping Tom, watching her undress night after night (it is annoying that Betty remains clueless about her uncovered window throughout the film). The director also consistently places the camera behind Edgar as he looks at women, which heightens the creep factor.
A librarian's obsession
Edgar finally works up the nerve to ask Betty to dinner, and she accepts because, as she says later, "I suppose I felt sorry for him." On their first outing, he reveals his occupation:
Betty: Now it's your turn.
Edgar: I work as a librarian. I'm in charge of the reference section in the main library. [pauses]
Betty: Is that all?
Edgar: I can't think of anything else to say.
Escorting her home, he then sexually assaults Betty, putting his arms around her and trying to kiss her (below left). He gets a door slammed in his face (rightfully so). He apologizes the next morning, and Betty takes yet more pity on him. This leads to yet more sexual harassment (below right).
Sexual assault by a reel librarian
Edgar is the one who ends up introducing Betty to his friend, Carl; Edgar seems oblivious to their immediate attraction to each other. Until that is, his voyeuristic activities reveal Betty's and Carl's affair… which leads to him later beating Carl to death in a jealous rage. Of course, Edgar didn't realize at the time that he was also killing his own soul while he was killing his only friend.
A naughty librarian's evil deeds
Ironically, Carl is the only one in the film who says anything nice about Edgar. He says to Betty at one point that "He's a decent sort. He's helped me out of a spot more than once," and in another scene, "He's an intelligent man."
Why a librarian? This is not part of the original short story, so why did the screenwriters make such a point of mentioning it? The library itself is shown briefly in one scene, pictured below, when Betty comes to ask him about Carl's disappearance.
The naught librarian in his library
Ironically, Edgar appears at his most confident while in his "natural habitat," the library. He is smooth and even flirtatious with Betty, cupping her chin with his fingers. The shot of Edgar's tidy desk at the library also contrasts with his untidy desk at home, as seen in the pictures below. He plays the role of a respectable citizen when he is at the library; at home, he is a mess.
At work in the library
The fact that Edgar is a librarian is not that important to the plot (landing the film in the Class II category), except for a scene later in the film when Betty goes to the police to voice her suspicions about Edgar's involvement in Carl's disappearance. The policeman's reaction?
Edgar Marsh has worked quietly as chief librarian in this town for many years. A thoroughly respectable citizen. No, no, no. I don't want to persecute an innocent man.
His being a librarian provides him respectability, although it is a "damning with faint praise" kind of respectability. Edgar is a sad, frustrated, lonely man, one who lacks confidence and shows obvious discomfort in social situations.
You know how I'm usually like around women. Petrified as such to do to the wrong thing.
Betty: You live all alone in that big house?
Edgar: I prefer it that way.
A classic Librarian as Failure. His actions and violent reactions are motivated by fear.
Edgar also fulfills the Naughty Librarian character type. He is obsessed with sex, as evidenced by his collection of pornographic photos, but he doesn't know what to do when he has the opportunity (like when he runs away from the woman in the bar). He is sexually frustrated, which feeds into his violent overreactions; the film also hints at some kind of unnatural past sexual relationship with his mother.
It doesn't come as a surprise then, when sexual fantasies of Betty quickly turn into nightmares of Carl's last dying moments. Sex and violence are irrevocably linked in this reel librarian's mind. It is also no coincidence that the only time we see Edgar in bed, he is physically ill.
Guilty conscience?
Laurence Payne gives it his all, and then some, as troubled reel librarian Edgar Marsh. However, as you can tell, this is not the most flattering of male librarian portrayals!
To counteract all the creepiness, I will end on a funny note. My husband did NOT like the film — he is a Poe purist — and after the scene in which Edgar kills Carl and hides his body, he joked:
"When he stores you under the floorboards, I'm sure he'll catalog you, too!" 😀
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The Tell-Tale Heart. Dir. Ernest Morris. Perf. Laurence Payne, Adrienne Corri, Dermot Walsh. Danziger Productions, 1960.
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Begin: Habs Are A Greatly Improved Team
By Robert L Aug 29, 2007, 9:55pm EDT
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(Robert L Note: Transcribed from Le Journal De Montreal, August 29, 2007.)
Canadiens forward Steve Begin doesn't give a damn about the pessimist predictions of publications such as THN, who suggest the Habs will finish a distant 13th in their conference.
"No big deal, all it can do is motivate us for the upcoming season", said the rugged winger, after working out on ice at the Rosemere Arena in company of some fellow NHLer's.
Begin then caught the press gathering off guard when he suggested that the Canadiens would be a greatly improved squad in 2007-08.
"It is true that the loss of Sheldon Souray will hurt us in some ways", he admitted. "We'll miss that booming point shot on the powerplay, but we'll just adapt to scoring goals another way with a man advantage. We'll just have to adjust our tactics, and approach the powerplay differently."
"Roman Hamrlik is more stable defensively than Sheldon was, and he brings a rugged game", Begin added. "Having played against him, I can testify that he is big and solid on his skates. He's an excellent defenseman."
Begin believes that fans must also not underestimate the worth of newly aquired centerman Bryan Smolinski.
"We aquired a very good veteran capable of posting decent numbers offensively", he pointed out. "He's excellent defensively as well as being an ace on faceoffs."
Begin also mentioned that Patrice Brisebois' experience will be beneficial but did not touch on newcomer Tom Kostopoulos.
"People forget we were playoff bound last season, were it not for injuries and the viscious flu bug that enabled the two skids we suffered in January and Febuary", Begin recalled.
"We made mistakes and lost games under odd circumstances", he continued, "I sincerely believe we are an improved team".
"I know that it is in my nature to be an optimist, but with all our younger players progressing, we are going to make the playoffs. That is the main goal to set before the season starts."
Begin felt the rumblings from captain Saku Kovu's quote in Montreal papers last week regarding the team leaders notion that the Habs were a playoff team, in fact, but not yet a Stanley Cup contender. In Begin's opinion, Koivu was simply being honest and realistic.
If the Canadiens are in fact an improved team, as Begin states, then the same can be said of the Rangers, Flyers, Bruins, Panthers, and Capitals.
"It's impossible to speak of the teams Stanley Cup hopes when no one can perceive what the team will look like after the March trade deadline", Begin cautioned.
"Remember that Mike Ribeiro seemed to be in the midst of his best training camp last September, when he suddenly found himself in Dallas. Things change fast."
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Q: Data uploads into the wrong node. What's wrong in the code? I have to upload the current location of the driver to the busid("1" or "2") node which has the logged in driver's Uid. But, the problem is that it always uploads the location to node "1" even if the Uid is present under node "2". I need help in finding which node (either "1" or "2") has the Uid as the child.
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A: You have constant value of driver id, check on top of your code its String driverbusid = "1";
That's why your data is always pushing on node with key 1.
// This will always refer to node with key 1
mDatabaseReference.child("Busno").child(driverbusid)

And update your for loop.
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Your for loop should execute for next value which 2.

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A Danish traveler seeks to visit every country — because he can.
People who meet Torbjørn C. Pedersen soon start to ask him "why?" — and repeatedly. Why at the age of 35 has he quit his job? Why has he said goodbye to his friends, his girlfriend, and his family? Why has he committed to staying away from his home country of Denmark until he's visited every country in the world — 203, by his count — in a single, continuous journey? Why is he doing this without setting foot on an airplane? Just why?
Tor — pronounced Thor, like the Norse god or the Marvel action hero — was stuck in Greenland's capital of Nuuk from mid-January until Tuesday. "I get this question a lot," he says. Why, also, couldn't he leave Greenland? Because of the rules he's imposed on himself for this trip.
His Facebook page, called "Once Upon a Saga," plays both on the fairytale opening and his own Scandinavian lineage. It features photographs of Tor speaking at the library in Nuuk, attending the Greenlandic handball championships, dining with locals, and having tea with the chief of police — and of breathtaking sunsets.
Tor takes a picture of a sunset in every country he visits, and if there is no sunset, he takes a picture of the rain — 14 straight days of it early in the trip taught him that. He plans to make a collage of the images at the trip's end.
On his Web site, Tor explains his motivations with a quotation by the Danish scientist, designer, and poet Piet Hein: "One must travel in order to understand that the World is round." Although as a child Tor had dreamed of reaching every country, he dismissed it as impractical until he learned that someone else had managed to pull off the feat within four years on a small budget. "It kickstarted from there," he says.
Tor has set three rules for the trip: He cannot fly at any point, which explains the "why" of being in Greenland since January — boats to another country are scarce. It wasn't until April 22 that he managed to get a berth out. He must stay a minimum of 24 hours in each country. And he can't go back to Denmark until he's visited every country in the world.
Tor is tall and rangy, with a build that suggests a lifetime of physical activity. Before this trip, he spent three years in the Danish military, and 15 years working in shipping and logistics, peppered with the occasional kayaking trip around Australia or motorcycle trip across Turkey. His logistics background is evident in this trip's detailed itinerary.
From Greenland, Tor will catch a boat back to Iceland (country #39; Greenland is #40) and then head west to Canada (41), down to the United States (42), through Mexico (43) and Central America (44–50), and to South America (51–62) before looping back toward the Caribbean (63–75). From the Bahamas (75), Tor heads east to Africa (76–129), north to the Mediterranean (130–140), over to the Middle East (141–154), and then to Central Asia (155–164), Asia (165–184), and Oceania (186–199).
He closes his trip with a return to Asia (200–201) before ending in the Indian Ocean with the Maldives (202) and the Seychelles (203). The total is eight more countries than the United Nations recognize; national sovereignty can be murky.
Tor's modest budget of roughly $20 a day comes from a sponsorship agreement with Ross Offshore. He also has a cooperative agreement with the Danish Red Cross and an honorific title of Red Cross Ambassador, which provides Tor a reason to connect to people, a structure to his travels, and a deeper sense of place than one could ordinarily get in a short time span. In exchange, Tor relays stories back to the Red Cross in Denmark.
In Greenland, one might expect that the conversation starter would be about global climate change, given that people around the world — from the island nation of the Maldives to New York City — are concerned about Greenland's glaciers melting and crashing into the ocean.
Free Wi-Fi is scarce, while friendliness abounds. "I could spend my daily budget in about an hour if it wasn't for these fantastic ladies who opened their office for me," Tor writes.
Put to paper, Tor's trip seems both impossible and exhausting. He spent the early part of it racing through already familiar countries, covering 16 countries in 28 days, and the toll of interviewing the local Red Cross office, securing a place to sleep, and taking the requisite pictures rapidly began to feel like work. Now that the pace has slowed, he seems to be having fun, and his reason for doing this trip — we're all given a small slice of life to live as we see fit — answers the "whys" well enough.
A few months in, none of those scenarios have cropped up, including the loneliness. Friends and family may pop up at points along his journey — they're not bound by his inability to fly. His girlfriend, Le, recently visited him in Greenland. But it's the people he continuously meets, even in the sparsely populated country he's been in for months, that bring a sparkle to his eye.
On short notice, he left on Tuesday for Iceland, and, from there, proceeds undeterred to the next 163 lands on his roadmap and the stories — and people — he will find.
Photos courtesy of Torbjørn C. Pedersen.
Kendra Pierre-Louis is a writer, researcher, and environmental strategist based in Queens, New York. She is the author of Green Washed: Why We Can't Buy Our Way to a Green Planet (Ig Publishing). Kendra has worked for the United Nation's Environment Programme, written for Newsweek, and appeared on CSPAN.


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Europe's Tragicomic Destiny: The Little Continent that Couldn't
Not even the most imaginative Hollywood writers could have come up with such an unlikely scenario: the world's second largest economy, a political entity grouping nearly thirty countries, and hosting forty military bases replete with the most modern weapons, is rendered helpless by leaderless, weaponless civilians arriving in dinghies, and proceeding to overrun it on foot with the help of apps and maps.
How did this happen? After World War II, instead of helping the multifarious nations jammed together on the small Eurasian peninsula to overcome their historical enmities, the US kept them in a constant state of alert vis a vis a more powerful neighbor, whose worldview clashes with its own. Washington's systematic message to Europe has been: "We rescued you twice in one century from your own follies, now do as we tell you, so no country can threaten the most powerful nation on earth that protects you."
Having allowed itself to be convinced that sooner or later Soviet tanks would roll across their Central plain, the Western Europeans allowed every conceivable type of materiel, together with the personnel to operate it and the superstructures to command them, to violate their sovereignty. After the unexpected fall of the Soviet Union, the nations of Eastern Europe all the more enthusiastically joined the master plan to defeat a Russian invasion that they had lived unwillingly within the giant's orbit.
After World War II, Europe had served first as an active client for US civilian goods, then as a passive client for war goods. But once the Communist behemoth was brought down, Wall St and the boardrooms of industry having realized that war guarantee ever-increasing profits, the US had to find another enemy: it first designated Russia, then Muslim jihadists.
Although subordinated to the United States, post-war Western Europe gradually put together an economic and social system that allowed entrepreneurs a relatively free hand while protecting workers. When they could no longer keep the populations of their colonial empires at bay, they emancipated them, realizing they could be useful as low paid labor. The populations of France and Germany soon counted up to ten percent of Muslims, while other Western countries count between 2% and 5%.
Eventually Europeans embraced free movement across their national borders, codified in the Schengen Agreement: only its borders with the outside world were closed. However, the countries of the West having failed to realize that those of the East had only been paying lip service to socialism's ethos of solidarity, those open borders now make the task of dealing with a massive influx of refugees almost impossible. Having not only been isolated from the West but having played no role in either profiting from or attacking the Muslim world, as relatively homogeneous white, Christian countries, Europe's eastern countries claim they should not be expected to welcome its populations as refugees. No longer members of a group of 'fraternal nations', they enthusiastically participate in the common 'European House' as Gorbachev called it, with Polish plumbers job hunting in Great Britain, and Bulgarian prostitutes gracing the Riviera. But they have abandoned all pretense of solidarity, returning to the mentality that prevailed during their feudal past, when they cooperated with Nazi Germany.
Hungary has emerged as the prime example of resurgence. It pepper sprays immigrants breaching its fence with Serbia before arresting them, provoking a violent reaction and forcing Serbia to build its own fences, while Germany, determined to fulfill its humanitarian mandate, temporarily closes its border with Austria in order to catch up with processing.
The headquarters of the European Union in Brussels has been criticized for decades for wanting to regulate everything, but perhaps more ominously, its power has left individual head of state powerless. The EU's young, energetic High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Federica Mogherini, sternly demanded each country take a fair share of refugees, but has obtained only monetary relief for Italy and Greece, where those crossing from Turkey and North Africa debark. The French interior Minister tries to reassure parliament that he is doing everything he can to alleviate the situation, although he has prevented thousands camped in Calais from reaching Great Britain, and refused to allow refugees through France's Mediterranean border with Italy.
Neither France's vaunted 'rayonnement', nor Germany's passion for order are any longer operative: thousands of able-bodied young men, together with a few women and children, are traipsing through what for decades had been carefully tended roads, fields and woods, leaving pup tents and trash behind, determined to secure the perks of development denied them when they were the handmaidens of Europe's pleasures.
This unexpected, yet predictable situation is the direct result of Europe's supine acquiescence to worldwide American aggression, which, in a supreme irony, has resulted its constituent countries once again turning against each other, revealing in almost farcical manner the impossibility of the European dream, in particular the success of the East/West reunification.
Not to mention that inevitably among genuine refugees from the horrors of war, and those who are merely pursuing easy money and fast cars, are foot-soldiers ready to pave the way for ISIS to brutally conquer Europe for 7th century Islam, rather than allowing it to gradually move toward a 21st century iteration that would echo Marx and Pope Francis.
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Q: Regexp_like vs regex validators online - diferent results I have a regex expression for email validation using plsql that is giving me some headaches... :)
This is the condition I'm using for an email (rercear12345@gmail.com) validation:
IF NOT REGEXP_LIKE (user_email, '^([\w\-\.]+)@((\[([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}\])|(([\w\-]+\.)+)([a-zA-Z]{2,4}))$') THEN
            control := FALSE;
            dbms_output.put_line('EMAIL '||C.user_email||' not according to regex');
END IF;

If I make a select based on the expression I don't get any values either:
Select * from TABLE_X where REGEXP_LIKE (user_email, '^([\w\-\.]+)@((\[([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}\])|(([\w\-]+\.)+)([a-zA-Z]{2,4}))$');

Using regex101.com I get full match with this email: rercear12345@gmail.com
Any idea?

A: The regular expression syntax that Oracle supports is in the documentation.
It seems Oracle doesn't understand the \w inside the []. You can expand that to:
with table_x (user_email) as (
  select 'rercear12345@gmail.com' from dual
  union all
  select 'bad name@gmail.com' from dual
)
Select * from TABLE_X
where REGEXP_LIKE (user_email, '^[a-zA-Z_0-9.-]+@((\[([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}\])|([a-zA-Z_0-9-]+.)+[a-zA-Z]{2,4})$');

USER_EMAIL
----------------------
rercear12345@gmail.com

You don't need to escape the . or - inside the square brackets, by doing that you would allow literal backslashes to be matched.
This sort of requirement has come up before - e.g. here - but you seem be allowing IP address octets instead of FQDNs, enclosed in literal square brackets, which is unusual.
As @BobJarvis said you could also use the [:alnum:] but would still need to include underscore. That could allow non-ASCII 'letter' characters you aren't expecting; though they may be valid, as are other symbols you exclude; you seem to be following the 'common advice' mentioned in that article though.


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Springhill Medical Center ransomware attack (2019)
From International cyber law: interactive toolkit
July 2019.[1]
Suspected actor
Although neither the hospital nor the authorities publicly identified the hackers, security researchers believe the perpetrators to be from the Ryuk gang, also known as Wizard Spider[2] Wizard Spider is a Russian-based cybercriminal group that at that time targeted hospitals, businesses, and government institutions.[1]
The group is believed to have broken apart from the Business Club, an organisation operating against US institutions and businesses since 2007.[3] However, Ryuk is based on an older ransomware Hermes used by the North Korean state-sponsored Lazarus Group, which is why they were initially thought to be behind the Ryuk ransomware.[4]
Springhill Medical Center - a hospital in Mobile, Alabama, USA.[5]
Target systems
It is not clear, but if Ryuk is behind this incident, it focuses on Microsoft Windows-based systems.[6]
The exact method used is also unknown. However, Ryuk is almost exclusively distributed through TrickBot or follows an infection with Trojan.[6] It is a human-operated ransomware attack that uses sophisticated targeting and stealth tactics by carefully selecting its targets and conducting network surveillance.[3]
Afterwards, the attackers deploy a post-exploitation framework, such as Cobalt Strike or PowerShell Empire, allowing them to perform malicious actions without triggering security alerts and encrypt files, usually using AES-256 and an RSA public key to encrypt the AES key.[7]
Probably monetary gain, albeit the exact amount of the demanded ransom is unknown.
Although the SMC continued its operations, it immediately shut down its systems and refused to pay the ransom.[1] Due to that, medical staff could not access medical equipment and health records obtained during the last decades.[8] Amid the shutdown, the size of the medical staff at the labour and delivery unit that controls the equipment monitoring fetal heartbeats significantly shrank, leaving room for error.[9]
The medical staff then resorted to analogue technology and using text messages for communication.[5] It is still unknown if the perpetrators obtained any data. According to the hospital, it restored its systems to service without paying the ransom demanded.[1]
The aftermath comes at the end of September 2021, when a woman filed a suit against the hospital, blaming it for her child's death.[10] The child was born during the ransomware incident without any information regarding the security breach.[11]
Due to the reduction of medical staff responsible for handling the equipment monitoring fetal heartbeats, the employees failed to recognise that the umbilical cord was wrapped around the child's neck, resulting in severe brain damage and its death nine months later.[1] The ransomware left only one set of eyes on the monitors of all the labour units, which caused the misinterpretation or failure to recognise the data.[5] If there had been more medical staff present, it could have prevented the child's death, as even the doctors admit.[1]
In the negligence suit, the woman claims the hospital failed to inform her properly about the situation and misled her since it claimed the hospital could provide its regular services.[10]
If the causality between the ransomware attack and the kid's death is proven, it will become the first death caused by a cyber incident.
Analysed in
Scenario 05: State investigates and responds to cyber operations against private actors in its territory
Scenario 06: Cyber countermeasures against an enabling State
Scenario 14: Ransomware campaign
Scenario 20: Cyber operations against medical facilities
Collected by: Dominik Zachar
↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 The Wall Street Journal, "A Hospital Hit by Hackers, a Baby in Distress: The Case of First Alleged Ransomware Death", 30 September, 2021.
↑ Crowdstrike, "Adversary: WIzard Spider - Threat Actor", 2021.
↑ 3.0 3.1 The Wall Street Journal, "The Ruthless Hackers Behind Ransomware Attacks on U.S. Hospitals: 'They Do Not Care'", 10 June 2021.
↑ CSO, "Ryuk ransomware explained: A targeted, devastatingly effective attack", 19 March 2021.
↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 HealthCareITNews, "Hospital ransomware attack led to infant's death, lawsuit alleges", 1 October 2021.
↑ 6.0 6.1 Datto, "What is Ryuk Ransomware and How Does it Work?", 27 May 2021.
↑ CISA, "Alert (AA20-302A): Ransomware Activity Targeting Healthcare and Public Health Sector", 28 October 2020.
↑ CPO Magazine, "Ransomware Attack on Springhill Medical Center Leads to a Negligent Homicide Investigation After a Baby Dies", 7 October 2021.
↑ SecurityAffairs, "Baby died at Alabama Springhill Medical Center due to cyber attack", 1 October 2021.
↑ 10.0 10.1 NBC News, "Baby died because of ransomware attack on hospital, suit says", 30 September 2021.
↑ CBS News, "Mom blames infant daughter's death on hospital attacked by ransomware", 1 October 2021.
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Overwhelming majority of UI faculty, staff, students report feeling valued, engaged
2022 Campus Climate, Working at Iowa survey results also show areas for improvement
More than 90% of undergraduate students who responded to the 2022 Campus Climate Survey said faculty at Iowa encourage the expression of diverse viewpoints. Justin Torner
By: By Office of Strategic Communication | 2023.01.19 | 07:34 am
Results from two important campus surveys administered in 2022 show that an overwhelming majority of University of Iowa faculty, staff, and students who took the surveys say they feel valued and engaged.
The results of the 2022 Campus Climate Survey and 2022 Working at Iowa Survey also highlight key areas for improvement.
The Campus Climate Survey, administered during the spring semester, measures perceptions of diversity, equity, and inclusion, while the Working at Iowa Survey, administered in October, measures perceptions about the employee work experience. While the two surveys have separate focuses, it is possible to identify general themes that are similar in both. Together, the surveys give UI community members a way to confidentially share their opinions, and the results provide university leaders with data they can use to enact meaningful change and to continue or improve existing programs.
Campus Climate Survey
The Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion collected data from faculty, staff, and postdocs, as well as professional, graduate, and undergraduate students from March 29 to May 25. The survey was sent to 45,580 participants, and 10,438 responded.
Of those who responded, 79% of undergraduate students, 82% of graduate and professional students, and 77% of faculty, staff, and postdocs said the UI is a place where they feel valued.
In addition, more than 90% of undergraduate students who responded to the survey that measures perceptions of diversity, equity, and inclusion on campus indicated that faculty at Iowa encourage the expression of diverse viewpoints. Most graduate students (85%) and professional students (78%) also agreed.
Similarly high rates of respondents said diversity, equity, and inclusion is important to them and is valued at Iowa: 88% of undergraduate students, 76% of graduate students, 84% of professional students, and 83% of faculty, staff, and postdocs.
However, the same survey identified areas for improvement related to the number of faculty and staff who reported they experienced bias in the past year and the number of faculty and staff who said they feel apprehensive when faced with having difficult conversations.
"The common thread from these findings is to continue our focus on unifying our campus culture," says Liz Tovar, executive officer and associate vice president of the Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. "To do this, we will continue to work with the strategic plan and campus leadership to build a common feeling of respect and accountability as outlined in our institutional mission and values."
More information about the 2022 Campus Climate Survey can be found on the Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion website.
Working at Iowa Survey
University Human Resources collected data Oct. 12–27 from faculty and staff working 50% or more. The survey was sent to 6,310 participants, and 4,355 responded.
UI Health Care utilized a UI Health Care Working at Iowa survey in partnership with Press Ganey, which allows benchmarking against other health care facilities and correlation with patient satisfaction surveys also administered by Press Ganey. These survey results do not include UI Health Care results.
Overall, employees who responded reported high levels of agreement with all survey questions, the highest being:
I know what is expected of me in my work (95% agreement).
I understand how my job fits into the overall mission of the university (94%).
My supervisor treats me with respect (93%).
The lowest levels of agreement highlight areas where the university has an opportunity to make considerable improvement:
My unit distributes workload fairly (73% agreement).
The university recognizes the accomplishments of faculty and staff (72%).
There are opportunities for promotion at the UI (71%).
Later this month, each college and administrative unit will receive results specific to its area that can serve as a starting point for addressing change at the local level, says Cheryl Reardon, chief human resources officer and associate vice president.
"Highly engaged employees are essential to the university's mission of providing a world-class education to students from across the state and beyond," Reardon says. "Working on these areas where we see lower agreement will help us attract and retain the best faculty and staff to carry out that mission."
More information about the 2022 Working at Iowa Survey can be found on the University Human Resources website.
UI Health Care Working at Iowa Survey
UI Health Care implemented its own version of the Working at Iowa Survey from Oct. 17—Nov. 7 in collaboration with Press Ganey to allow for expanded surveying on health care questions. The survey results above do not include UI Health Care results. Survey information is expected to be shared with UI Health Care employees at the end of January.
Office of Strategic Communication, media-request@uiowa.edu
Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion


The Decemberists will release a new EP, Traveling On, on December 14. The five-song EP—which will be available on 10" vinyl, CD, and as a digital album—is a collection of b-sides from the sessions that produced their inspired eighth studio album I'll Be Your Girl, which came out in March. Listen to the title track "Traveling On," which is available to stream or download today.


Here are some snazzy birthday facts about 23rd of December 1964 that no one tells you about. Don't wait a minute longer and jump in using the content links below. Average read time of 10 minutes. Enjoy!
What day was my birthday Dec 23, 1964?
December 23, 1964 was a Wednesday and it was the 358th day of the year 1964. It was the 52nd Wednesday of that year. The next time you can reuse your old 1964 calendar will be in 2020. Both calendars will be exactly the same! This is assuming you are not interested in the dates for Easter and other irregular holidays that are based on a lunisolar calendar.
There are 243 days left before your next birthday. You will be 55 years old when that day comes. There have been 19,845 days from the day you were born up to today. If you've been sleeping 8 hours daily since birth, then you have slept a total of 6,615 days or 18.11 years. You spent 33% of your life sleeping. Since night and day always follow each other, there were precisely 672 full moons after you were born up to this day. How many of them did you see? The next full moon that you can see will be on May 18 at 21:13:00 GMT – Saturday.
Fun stat: Your first one billion seconds (1,000,000,000) happened sometime on August 31, 1996.
If a dog named Tysan - a Miniature Pinscher breed, was born on the same date as you then it will be 236 dog years old today. A dog's first human year is equal to 15 dog years. Dogs age differently depending on breed and size. When you reach the age of 6 Tysan will be 40 dog years old. From that point forward a small-sized dog like Tysan will age 4 dog years for every human year.
What does my birthday December 23, 1964 mean?
Your birthday numbers 12, 23, and 1964 reveal that your Life Path number is 1. It represents initiative, potential and singularity. You are a born leader. You insist on your right to make up your own mind; you demand freedom of thought and action.
The following celebrities also have the same life path number: Ingeborg Spangsfeldt, Mary Birdsong, Frankie Lymon, Anika Knudsen, Richard Pearson, Rachel Roberts, Rebecca Forstadt, Chuck McCann, Buster Keaton, Michel Blanc.
What is the birthday horoscope for Dec 23, 1964?
The Western zodiac or sun sign of a person born on December 23 is Capricorn ♑ (The Sea-goat) – a cardinal sign with Earth as Western element. The ruling planet is Saturn – the planet of discipline. According to the ancient art of Chinese astrology (or Eastern zodiac), Dragon is the mythical animal and Wood is the Eastern element of a person born on December 23, 1964.
Fun fact: The birth flower for 23rd December 1964 is Holly for precious moments.
What is the Love Match for Dec 23, 1964?
When it comes to love and relationship, you are most compatible with a person born on January 11, 1994. You have a Love Match compatibility score of +215. Imagine being in love with your soul mate. On the negative side, you are most incompatible with a person born on June 1, 1973. Your incompatibility score is -126. You'll be like a cat and a dog on a love-hate relationship. Arf-arf, I want to bite you. Meow-meow, stay away from me!
The number-one hit song in the U.S. at the day of your birth was I Feel Fine by The Beatles as compiled by Billboard Hot 100 (December 26, 1964). Ask your parents if they know this popular song.
How many babies were born on December 23, 1964?
Base on the data published by the United Nations Population Division, an estimated 115,215,976 babies were born throughout the world in the year 1964. The estimated number of babies born on 23rd December 1964 is 314,798. That's equivalent to 219 babies every minute. Try to imagine if all of them are crying at the same time.
What is the popular baby name on 23 Dec 1964?
Here's a quick list of all the fun birthday facts about December 23, 1964. Celebrities, famous birthdays, historical events, and past life were excluded.
Try another birth date of someone you know or try the birthday of these celebrities: February 4, 1953 – Kitarō, Japanese keyboard player, composer, and producer; September 16, 1964 – Molly Shannon, American actress and singer; February 12, 1975 – Scot Pollard, American basketball player and actor.


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Q: triggering a pipeline from another pipeline gitlab I am trying to trigger a pipeline from another pipeline using '$CI_JOB_TOKEN' (https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/triggers/README.html#when-used-with-multi-project-pipelines). The second pipeline is getting triggered, but it is always executing the build stage of the second pipeline. Which means it is only executing those jobs with 'except: - triggers'. I wanted to execute jobs with 'only: -triggers'
trigger-child-pipeline:
  stage: trigger-child-pipeline
  only:
     - triggers
  tags:
      - runner
  script:
      - curl --request POST --form "token=$CI_JOB_TOKEN" --form ref=my_branch https://gitlab.mycompany.com/api/v4/projects/1234/trigger/pipeline

I wanted to execute jobs with 'only trigger' tag in the child pipeline. Am I missing anything? I couldnt figure out anything from the documentation(https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/triggers/README.html#when-used-with-multi-project-pipelines).
Thanks

A: Try again with GitLab 13.4 (September 2020)
You can check if its latest feature will make your use-case easier, with a different approach:

Child pipelines can now trigger their own child pipelines
When using parent/child pipelines, it is now possible for child pipelines to trigger
their own child pipelines. This added depth can be useful when you want the flexibility
to generate a variable number of child pipelines.
Before, with a parent/child configuration, every child pipeline needed a trigger
job manually defined in the parent.
Now you can generate child pipelines that dynamically
trigger any number of new child pipelines. If you have a monorepo, for example, you
can dynamically generate a first child pipeline that itself generates a variable
number of new child pipelines, based on the changes in a branch.

See Documentation and Issue.


Qdoba has a new location in Rapid City. Rushmore Crossing is the new home for the gourmet burrito establishment. Scull Construction helped Qdoba build out the restaurant and get it up and running as fast as possible. Scull Construction continues to serve the retail construction market in Rapid City and surrounding areas. Scull is consistently chosen because of efficiency, speed, and cost control on retail and commercial projects.
Custer elementary students will be in a new learning facility next fall on the Custer School District Campus. The facility will replace the prior elementary that has served the school district well, but is at the end of its useful life as a school. Superintendent Tim Creal is excited about the project and recently updated the School Board regarding the project, stating it is going well.
Scull Construction is Growing and Hiring!
J. Scull Construction is currently seeing growth in the company, even in these challenging economic times. The firm is looking for upbeat and talented individuals to add to our team of top-notch construction workers. Scull Construction is dedicated to its employees and is committed to helping them achieve their goals.
The South Dakota Chapter of the Association of Fund Raising Professionals (SDAFP) recognized Jim Scull as the 2010 Philanthropist of the Year at the National Philanthropy Day Celebration in Sioux Falls. The honor was accepted by a surprised Jim Scull who said he just wants to make his community and South Dakota better for all its residents.


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Q: JAVA - Find shortest path between two nodes in a weighted graph (also negative weights) I need an algorithm to find the shortest path between a defined source node and a defined target node.
The input file looks something like this:
0 6 1.4

7 9

0 1 3.2
0 2 2.4
0 3 1.7
1 2 -2.1
2 4 1.6
3 4 1.8
4 5 1.9
4 6 1.7
5 6 -3.1

*

*the first line represents: the first number is the starting node, the second one is the target
 node and the third one is the maximum weight i could possibly spend

*the second line represents the number of node and arcs

*the other lines represent the description of the arcs with their weights
// Example: from the node 0 to the node 1 the weight is 3.2.
At the end if there are no possibly paths that cost less than 1.4 (as the first input line gives) the program must return the value 0. If it's possible, it must return 1.
I tried to use the Bellman-Ford algorithm , however it finds shortest distance to all destinations.
Any suggestion is appreciated

A: You can apply the Bellman-Ford algorithm and check if the shortest path to the target node has inferior or equal weight to the one specified in the results.
Say results is a List object returned from the Bellman-Ford application on the graph speciying a starting node src, where results.get(tgt) returns the shortest-path weight between nodes src and tgt.
Say maxWeight is the maximum weight you want your shortest-path to weight.
You could do something like this:
if(!results.contain(tgt))
    return 0;
if(results.get(tgt) <= maxWeight)
    return 1;