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Q: MakeSchool MakeNotes swift tutorial | Create a global variable I have question regarding MakeSchool swift tutorial. During the implementation of MakeNotes in Part New Note Controller tutorial asksto create selected note giving some kind of hint.
"Can you add a selectedNote variable to the class to store the selected Note? Hint you need to uncomment the first commented line so the selectedNote can be assigned."
 override func tableView(tableView: UITableView, didSelectRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) {
    //1
    //selectedNote = notes[indexPath.row]

    // 2
    //self.performSegueWithIdentifier("ShowExistingNote", sender: self)
  }

I tried to follow all the steps but my program crashes at this line. Can you help?

A: Atalyk,
You have not provided the reason for crash or crash log. So here are the two possibilities I see.
Possibility 1 :
You might not have declared selectedNote variable.
Solution
in yourViewController declare a property named selectedNote before uncommenting the line 1. You have not specified the type of data you gonna save in notes array so can't provide you the perfect declaration of selectedNote variable.
like,
var selectedNote : notes_data_type_here!

The statement will create an implicit optional variable called selectedNote for you. I have declared it as class variable because I believe you gonna use it in prepareForSegue. You have not provided enough code though just guessing.
Possibility 2
Your notes array might be nil. It might be possible while copying from tutorial you used differrent array as a datasource for your tableView and might be accessing nil array in didSelectRowAtIndexPath.
Solution
Check if your notes array is being used as your tables data source. If no in didSelectRowAtIndexPath, use the array you used as dataSource to access the selected object.
This should solve your problem :)

A: Declare your variable in the class not the extension!
class blah blah: (UItable blah){
var selectedNote : Note!

more blah blah

That should allow your whole program to access the variable!

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THE ENCOURAGEMENT CONNECTION:
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Weariness from overwork, feelings of inadequacy for called tasks, doubts about the sacrifice ministry requires, battle fatigue from spiritual warfare, apparent lack of results, personal burdens – these are the kind of things that can siphon off passion and threaten motivation for ministry. Terry explains and illustrates Bible truths that have sustained him for over 40 years of full-time ministry. Historical figures whose stories illustrate truths in the book include John Newton, David Brainerd, William Wilberforce, Charles Spurgeon, D. L. Moody, Saint Augustine, Hudson Taylor, and a legendary CIU faculty member, James "Buck" Hatch. Themes covered include:
Bible promises most relevant to those who serve the Lord
How God uses pain, delays, brokenness, and failure to expand our usefulness
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A former director of the Bible Teaching program at CIU, Mary Faith Phillips, said this after she read Serve Strong, "As I read chapter by chapter I found myself shouting 'Yes!' – sometimes out loud! Terry's transparency is encouraging and my list of those to whom I'll give a copy of Serve Strongkeeps growing. What needed words for those of us who are called to teach Bible."
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When we use the superlative have we reached the sublime? I think we may have here. This is a link to a site with a wonderful picture of Snowdrops and a lovely poem about Snowdrops. I think that the poet must have distilled the essence of "snowdrop-ness" and had it drip (by drops) into her creative spirit. To me the poem captures the power and simplicity of this tiny white flower, which the Romans believed came down from heaven - divine indeed.
Here also is my attempt at capturing snowdrops in fair isle. I am actually quite pleased with the arching effect. It makes them look a little angelic.
Below is another poem about Snowdrops. Read this only if you like, rather love, 5 colour carries. It is as complex and convoluted as multiple yarn stranding. Really a little too much for such a small simple flower. It's by William Wordsworth. This one doesn't turn up often in anthologies - no wonder.
Of many a furious whirl-blast sweeping by.
You may also have noticed a little poem about Scilla on Joann Macken's site. Scilla (or is it Scillae) carpet the ground about the same time as the Snowdrops do. I think that I'll try a little fair isle pattern to suggest a carpet of blue Scilla(e?) Maybe I'm on a little design "roll" here - let's see.
Here is the graph for the Snowdrops in fair isle. The background is blue. The X is green and the / is white.
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New study shows liver cancer patients are less likely to die on wait list than candidates without cancer
Penn Researchers Call for a Re-Examination of Transplant Waitlist Prioritization
(Philadelphia) — Patients with end-stage liver disease complicated by the most common type of liver cancer — hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) — are less likely to die or become too sick for a transplant while waiting for a new liver than those with other complications of end-stage liver disease, according to new research from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. The investigators say their findings should prompt a re-examination of the criteria used to prioritize liver transplant candidates. Only three percent of patients with this common form of cancer who had been on the wait list for six to nine months were removed within 90 days because of death or advanced illness, compared to 24 percent of non-HCC candidates who were considered to be at the same level of need for transplant. The results of the study are published in the April issue of Liver Transplantation.
"With the scarcity of available livers for transplantation, it is imperative that the prioritization criteria ensure that the candidates who are at the greatest risk of dying from the disease be the first ones to receive a life-saving organ," said lead author David Goldberg, MD, an instructor in the department of Gastroenterology. "Our study compared the morality risk for patients with HCC to those with similar scores, but without liver cancer. What we found is that ultimately, the process used to determine transplant priority is making it so that these HCC patients are receiving healthy livers first, when in actuality, they are less likely to die while waiting for a new organ. This is an issue of utmost importance, because nearly 2,000 patients die each year waiting for a new liver on the transplant waitlist, while 25 to 30 percent of transplants are performed in patients with HCC."
Currently, transplant candidates are placed on the waitlist in an order determined by the results of a scoring system which determines how urgently they will need a liver transplant within the next three months. Patients with a higher score are placed higher on the waitlist. Because candidates with HCC have an increased risk of dropping off of the wait list due to progression of their tumor, they are given additional points when initially wait-listed, and receive more points the longer they remain on the waitlist. As their scores climb, it becomes more likely that these patients will receive transplants before other patients who may, according to the new study, actually be at greater risk of dying.
The Penn research team analyzed data from the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN) UNOS database, including candidates eighteen years of age and older who were on the wait list for liver transplantation between January 2005 and May 2009. Data for more than 10,000 patient cases was reviewed. Patients were categorized and compared according to their priority score. HCC and non-HCC patients were compared at three different stages of priority on the waitlist — those who had been on the waitlist for less than 90 days, patients who had been waiting for three to six months, and those who had been waiting for six to nine months. Across all three priority stages, a higher percentage of non-HCC patients were removed from the waitlist because they either died or became too ill to receive a transplant. Of the HCC candidates at the highest priority level — those who were determined to be sickest — only three percent were removed because of death or advanced illness, compared to 24 percent of non-HCC candidates with the same priority level.
The researchers determined that over time the risk of dying while on the waitlist or declining to the point where they are unable to accept a transplant was unchanged for HCC candidates — perhaps because of therapies that can be used to slow tumor growth such as chemo-embolization (where interventional radiologists treat the cancers with local chemotherapy) — but increased significantly for non-HCC candidates. "Our data clearly shows that HCC candidates have substantially lower chances of dying while waiting for a new organ than non-HCC candidates," said Goldberg. "While future research is planned to determine the best ways to prioritize HCC candidates and non-HCC candidates, our data strongly indicates that the current allotment of the additional points for HCC patients should be lowered."
Penn Medicine is one of the world's leading academic medical centers, dedicated to the related missions of medical education, biomedical research, and excellence in patient care. Penn Medicine consists of the Raymond and Ruth Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania (founded in 1765 as the nation's first medical school) and the University of Pennsylvania Health System, which together form a $4.3 billion enterprise.
The Perelman School of Medicine is currently ranked #2 in U.S. News & World Report's survey of research-oriented medical schools. The School is consistently among the nation's top recipients of funding from the National Institutes of Health, with $479.3 million awarded in the 2011 fiscal year.
The University of Pennsylvania Health System's patient care facilities include: The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania -- recognized as one of the nation's top 10 hospitals by U.S. News & World Report; Penn Presbyterian Medical Center; and Pennsylvania Hospital — the nation's first hospital, founded in 1751. Penn Medicine also includes additional patient care facilities and services throughout the Philadelphia region.
Penn Medicine is committed to improving lives and health through a variety of community-based programs and activities. In fiscal year 2011, Penn Medicine provided $854 million to benefit our community.
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Fish populations in Brandy Branch Reservoir were surveyed in 2015 using electrofishing. Anglers were surveyed from December 2015 through February 2016 with a creel survey. Historical data are presented with the 2015/2016 data for comparison. This report summarizes the results of the surveys and contains a management plan for the reservoir based on those findings.
Brandy Branch Reservoir is a 1,257-acre impoundment of Brandy Branch Creek in the Sabine River Basin in Harrison County. It is used for power plant cooling and recreation. Structural habitat is mainly inundated timber. Hydrilla was the most dominant aquatic plant species during the 2015 survey. Eurasian watermilfoil was discovered in 2007 and has expanded in recent years. Giant salvinia was introduced from a boat trailer in 2008 and immediate efforts to eradicate this invasive species were successful. There have been several other giant salvinia introductions; all have been eradicated to date. Tilapia were discovered in the reservoir in 2015. Their presence is likely due to an unauthorized introduction; they were not intentionally stocked by Texas Parks and Wildlife.
Prey species: Threadfin Shad were present in the reservoir. Low numbers of Gizzard Shad have been collected during past surveys, but none were observed during the 2015 survey. Electrofishing catch of Bluegills was much lower than past surveys, but Largemouth Bass relative weights (body condition) indicate adequate prey availability in the reservoir.
Catfishes: Due to historically low density and lack of directed angling effort, no sampling was conducted to survey the Channel Catfish population.
Largemouth bass: Largemouth Bass population had moderate abundance, good size structure, and adequate recruitment. The number of fish >14 inches was slightly higher in 2015 compared to 2013. Largemouth Bass had fast growth rates; the average age of 14-inch fish was 2 years. Of 30 fish submitted for genetic testing in 2015, 93% were pure Florida Largemouth Bass. Most (98.6%) anglers during the winter 2015/2016 creel survey fished specifically for Largemouth Bass. Angling catch rate of Largemouth Bass during this period was 0.6 fish/h.
Black Crappie: Due to historically low abundance and limited directed angling effort, no sampling was conducted to survey the Black Crappie population.
Continue to monitor the reservoir for invasive aquatic plant coverage and new giant salvinia introductions during annual invasive plant surveys and periodic boat ramp inspections.
Provide technical guidance to the controlling authority related to invasive species management.
Conduct an additional electrofishing survey in fall 2017, and general monitoring surveys with electrofishing in 2019.


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More private universities would introduce diversity into higher education
Robert BoltonEducation Editor
Jun 24, 2018 — 11.00pm
Pressure is building to allow more private universities into the higher education sector, as the industry begins to rationalise.
Private providers and industry experts say it's time to open up the university sector which has 39 publicly funded universities but only four that are private.
Government data shows three of the four private universities ranked highest on a survey of overall student experience last year. The Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching survey showed the top three also scored above 90 per cent on a ranking of overall educational experience, where the industry average was 78.4 per cent.
Writing in today's Australian Financial Review Paul Oslington says public universities are strongly averse to competition from entrants. Louise Kennerley
Professor of economics and dean of business at Alphacrucis College – a private higher education provider in Sydney – Paul Oslington, says the biggest barrier to new private universities is a hostile public policy environment.
And writing in today's Australian Financial Review, Professor Oslington says the public universities are strongly averse to competition from entrants.
"Public universities have campaigned against government funding for students choosing private higher education, even when degrees are accredited by the same body and according to the same standards as degrees offered by the public universities."
Ground shifting
The comments come as the ground shifts under public universities, with Adelaide University and the University of South Australia beginning merger talks, and after the debacle when a public university turned down a multimillion-dollar philanthropic donation from the Ramsay Centre on grounds of autonomy.
National sector leader, education, at consultants KPMG and a former university vice-chancellor, Stephen Parker, says there are restrictions on new entrants to the uni business that protect quality. But they are also prohibiting diversity.
Professor Parker said the sector had reached a size where it warranted reform. "We can't do anything to prejudice our global reputation. But the time has come to carefully free up the system."
He said in the face of disruption the time had come for the uni sector to focus on diversity. New higher education providers, with different business models could offer courses in specialised fields.
Apart from the four private universities (Bond, Notre Dame, University of Divinity and Torrens University) there are more than 140 non-university higher education providers, including religious, business and performing arts colleges.
National education leader at consultants PwC, David Sacks, said the public/private divide was a distraction. Public unis are required to do research, have comprehensive offerings and operate on a big scale.
Private providers are smaller and have the freedom to follow a particular mission and specialise. If government changed the settings the result would be more diversity in higher education.
Law class at Bond University. Its academic year begins in the third week of January, runs over three semesters and ends in mid-December. Steve Jacobs
He said the choice was whether Australia wanted more sustainability by keeping the uni system as it is or whether the settings could be changed to drive growth.
Mr Sacks said anything that made the sector more student-outcome focused was welcome. He noted the government's performance-based funding due to start in 2020 was about outcomes not inputs and that was well intended.
Bond University on the Queensland Gold Coast is a non-profit, private uni and offers degrees in four subjects: design, law, business and health sciences. A typical business degree costs $100,000. The academic year begins in the third week of January, runs over three semesters and ends in mid-December. Most public unis offer two 13-week semesters; start in February and end in early November.
Federal Education Minister Simon Birmingham said higher education was a diverse market and any new entrants should meet the "high standard we've set".
Stephen Parker said the sector had reached a size where it warranted reform. "We can't do anything to prejudice our global reputation. But the time has come to carefully free up the system." Tamara Voninski
"It's one of the reasons there are now three times as many non-university higher education providers as there are universities in Australia and they continue to attract strong enrolment growth," he said.
The University of Notre Dame's Sydney campus. The university is one of four private universities in Australia. Government data shows three of the four private universities ranked highest on a survey of overall student experience last year. Supplied
Robert Bolton is the AFR's education editor. He covers primary and secondary education, universities and training. Connect with Robert on Twitter. Email Robert at rbolton@afr.com
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Payday 2 creator Overkill Software is making a new game based on the popular zombie franchise The Walking Dead, the company just announced. Robert Kirkman, the creator of the original comics, said in a post on Steam that it's "the co-op game that all of the Walking Dead fans have been waiting for."
Overkill has only released the teaser trailer that you can see above, so details about the new game are understandable scarce. But we know that Kirkman himself has signed on to the project, and it's not coming out until 2016. Also the message "In 2016 Washington will fall" that's plastered in bloody letters seems to suggest that the game will be set in the U.S. capital. Or at least the adventure will start there, at least.
Based on Overkill's pedigree, it's also probably safe to assume that their Walking Dead game won't have a lot in common, gameplay-wise, with the acclaimed episodic adventure game series made by Telltale Games. Payday 2 is a fast-paced multiplayer co-op shooter, after all, and Kirkman's statement suggests that the guy was drawn to overkill because of the studio's expertise making exactly those kinds of games. It is interesting that he just called it a "co-op game," and didn't specify that it's a shooter, however.
To sweeten the deal, Kirkman also said that Payday 2 will add a special spiked bat melee weapon to celebrate the new partnership. Awwwwww.


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Feb 27 2017 Blog Post
In Kolbe v. Hogan, the Fourth Circuit, sitting en banc, became the first Federal Circuit Court to hold that so-called "assault weapons" and "large-capacity magazines" are not protected by the Second Amendment. But the court's decision resulted from a misinterpretation of Supreme Court precedent.
In U.S. v. Miller (1939), the Supreme Court held that short-barreled shotguns were not protected by the Second Amendment, the reason being that such weapons were "not part of the ordinary military equipment" and had no "reasonable relationship to the preservation or efficiency of a well regulated militia." The Court added that the weapons that were related to militia service were those "in common use at the time," since "ordinarily when called for service these men were expected to appear bearing arms supplied by themselves and of the kind in common use at the time."
In D.C. v. Heller (2008), the Supreme Court specifically addressed "what types of weapons Miller permits." Although Miller noted that short-barreled shotguns were "not part of the ordinary military equipment," the Heller Court determined that the right could not be limited to military arms. Instead, the Heller Court focused on the language about militiamen being "expected to appear bearing arms supplied by themselves and of the kind in common use at the time." The Court reasoned that protecting "arms in common use at the time"—the type of arms militiamen were expected to provide themselves for militia service—"is precisely the way in which the Second Amendment's operative clause furthers the purpose announced in its preface."
After reiterating that "Miller said … that the sorts of weapons protected were those 'in common use at the time,'" the Heller Court returned to the issue of whether the Second Amendment's operative clause (which reads, "the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed") furthers its prefatory clause (which reads, "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State"), when the operative clause is interpreted as protecting the right of individuals to possess "arms in common use at the time."
The Court recognized that under the "common use" test, the arms that are most useful for military service may not always be protected by the right—so the fit between the prefatory clause and the right protected by the operative clause is not always going to be perfect. But that fact, the Court concluded, does not change the fact "that the sorts of weapons protected [a]re those in common use at the time:"
It may be objected that if weapons that are most useful in military service—M–16 rifles and the like—may be banned, then the Second Amendment right is completely detached from the prefatory clause. But as we have said, the conception of the militia at the time of the Second Amendment's ratification was the body of all citizens capable of military service, who would bring the sorts of lawful weapons that they possessed at home to militia duty. It may well be true today that a militia, to be as effective as militias in the 18th century, would require sophisticated arms that are highly unusual in society at large. Indeed, it may be true that no amount of small arms could be useful against modern-day bombers and tanks. But the fact that modern developments have limited the degree of fit between the prefatory clause and the protected right cannot change our interpretation of the right.
The fact that the protected right (to possess arms "in common use at the time") may not always fit perfectly with the prefatory clause (ensuring the effectiveness of the militia) does not change what the right is (to possess arms "in common use at the time"). Put differently, although the right was codified to ensure the effectiveness of the militia, even the "weapons that are most useful in military service" are only protected if they are "in common use at the time." The language is unambiguous, and it is perfectly consistent with Heller's holding that the Second Amendment protects handguns based on their popularity.
But the Fourth Circuit interpreted the excerpted paragraph as making "clear" that "the Second Amendment does not shield" "weapons that are most useful in military service." So when it came time to determine whether "assault weapons" (of which there are over 8 million throughout the country) and "large-capacity magazines" (of which there are over 75 million throughout the country) are "in common use," and therefore protected by the Second Amendment, the court deemed the question irrelevant. "Thankfully" the court inexplicably declared, "we need not answer all those difficult questions today, because Heller also presents us with a dispositive and relatively easy inquiry: Are the banned assault weapons and large-capacity magazines 'like' 'M-16 rifles,' i.e., 'weapons that are most useful in military service,' and thus outside the ambit of the Second Amendment?" Since the court determined they are, it upheld the bans.
Contrary to the Fourth Circuit's unique interpretation, Heller never said "weapons that are most useful in military service" are not constitutionally protected. Heller simply provided a hypothetical to make the point that even if "weapons that are most useful in military service" are "highly unusual in society at large" and therefore not "in common use at the time," it does not change the fact that the right only protects those arms that are "in common use at the time."
Thus, the only test Heller provided for the Fourth Circuit was the "common use" test. Instead, the Fourth Circuit took one sentence from Heller's 64-page opinion out of context, and applied it in a way that directly contradicted the rest of the Heller decision.
If contradicting Heller did not give the Fourth Circuit pause, perhaps contradicting Miller should have. In contrast to the Fourth Circuit's test, which allows arms "that are most useful in military service" to be banned, the Supreme Court in Miller allowed short-barreled shotguns to be banned because they did not constitute "part of the ordinary military equipment" or have "some reasonable relationship to the preservation or efficiency of a well regulated militia."
The Supreme Court has been reluctant to review Second Amendment decisions in recent years, but of the many hundreds of Second Amendment cases decided since Heller, few have warranted the Court's consideration as much as the Kolbe decision does.
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Computability, Complexness, and Different languages is an starting written text that includes the key areas of information technology, such as recursive function concept, official languages, and automata. It represents a little qualifications in official arithmetic. The book is separated into five parts: Computability, Grammars and Automata, Reasoning, Complexness, and Unsolvability. The answer is pc designs based on statistical designs – sets of equations – that explain the actual physical qualities. However, these equations are usually much too complex to fix, either by the best math wizzard or the biggest supercomputer. This problem is get over by building an approximation: a statistical model with a simpler framework can be converted into a program that informs the pc how to carry out the simulator.


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package org.apache.kafka.streams.kstream.internals;

import org.apache.kafka.streams.kstream.ValueTransformerWithKey;

public interface InternalValueTransformerWithKey<K, V, VR> extends ValueTransformerWithKey<K, V, VR> {
    VR punctuate(final long timestamp);
}


Argentine Tango is a social dance of focused connection, where two bodies move as one. It requires the leader to know and visualize every step a partner takes, where weight is distributed at all times, and to continually communicate with and listen a partner's response. The follower relies exclusively on the leader and responds by making the body available to led movement. Learn to lead and trust your partner with confidence, clarity and musicality, and to elegantly navigate space and time.


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Q: When parent, child and grandchild processes share a page how does copy-on-write work? If the child tries to write, it gets a new copy of the page (which is no longer write protected), does the grandchild point to that new page or the old one (which the parent holds)?

A: The process that writes to the page gets a new copy. If there are multiple processes that shared the old copy, they keep sharing the same page. It doesn't matter if the processes happen to be related.


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You are here: Home SAFETY OF ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS Praziquantel Safety
PRAZIQUANTEL: SAFETY SUMMARY for VETERINARY use in DOGS, CATS, HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, GOATS and SWINE. Poisoning, intoxication, overdose, antidote
PRAZIQUANTEL: Safety Summary for Veterinary Use
WHO Acute Hazard classification: Not listed.
Mechanism of action of Praziquantel
The molecular mode of action of praziquantel is not precisely known at present. In Schistosoma worms it seems to affect the permeability of the calcium ions in the muscular membrane. As consequence the worms are paralyzed and die. In tapeworms it seems to affect carbohydrate metabolism and to damage the worm's tegument structures. As a consequence the parasites cannot avoid being digested by the gastric fluids of the host.
Acute Toxicity and Tolerance of Praziquantel
LD50 acute, mice, p.o. 2000-3000 mg/kg
LD50 acute, mice, s.c. 7000 mg/kg
LD50 acute, mice, i.p. >2000 mg/kg
LD50 acute, mice, i.m. >2000 mg/kg
LD50 acute, rats, p.o. 2000-3000 mg/kg
LD50 acute, rats, s.c. 16000 mg/kg
LD50 acute, rats, i.p. 600-800 mg/kg
LD50 acute, rats, i.m. >1000 mg/kg
LD50 acute, dogs p.o. >200 mg/kg. It is not possible to determine a lethal dose >200 mg/kg after oral administration because such doses cause vomit.
LD50 acute, dogs: s.c. >3000 mg/kg
Praziquantel has a hIgh safety margin (~40). Usually dogs, cats and livestock tolerate praziquantel very well.
Puppies 4 to 5 weels old tolerated oral or parenteral doses of up to 55 mg/kg very well.
In dogs, daily administration of 60 to 180 mg/kg during 4 weeks cause no sings of toxicity. Parenteral doses of 200 mg/kg caused transient vomit, salivation (drooling) and/or depression.
In cats, parenteral administration of 50 to 100 mg/kg caused ataxia (uncoordinated movements) and depression. Parenteral doses of 200 mg/kg were fatal.
In birds praziquantel overdose is toxic for the liver. Injectable praziquantel is fatal for finches.
Toxic Symptoms caused by Praziquantel poisoning
Most frequent intoxication symptoms are:
Salivation (drooling)
Ataxia (uncoordinated movements)
Praziquantel Side Effects, Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs) and Warnings
After subcutaneous injection pain can develop at the injection site. Therefore it is recommended not to inject more than 3 ml at the same injection site.
After oral administration therapeutic doses can occasionally cause vomit, diarrhea and anorexia (loss of appetite) in dogs, and diarrhea and vomit in cats.
Undesired side effects such as vomit, salivation, diarrhea and anorexia are more frequent in dogs and cats after parenteral administration. Other symptoms such as weakness, drowsiness and ataxia (uncoordinated movements) have also been reported after parenteral administration.
In horses treatment of massive tapeworm infections with praziquantel can cause an anaphylactic reaction 8 to 12 hours after administration. The can result in colic, gas expulsion and diarrhea that resolves about 48 hours later. In is assumed that it is caused by the massive release of allergens after rupture of the parasites' teguments.
Praziquantel shall not be administered to puppies less than 4 weeks old and kittens less than 6 weeks old.
Frequent combinations of praziquantel with febantel and/or pyrantel in dogs and cats are not antagonistic and do not show incompatibility problems.
The same applies to the combination of praziquantel with levamisole in sheep.
The simultaneous administration of praziquantel and dexamethasone can reduce the plasma levels of praziquantel.
Never use tablets (or suspensions, pastes, etc.) for dogs on cats, or tablets for large dogs on small dogs. It happens that some users want to save money buying large tablets for treating smaller dogs (or even cats!) twice or more times. The risk of overdosing is considerable, either due to erroneous calculations or to unskilled manipulation. In addition, dog medicines may sometimes contain ingredients that are toxic to cats.
Unless prescribed by a veterinary doctor, never use on dogs or cats products for livestock that are not explicitly approved for such use. There is a high risk of overdosing or of adverse drug reactions due to ingredients that are not tolerated by pets or are even toxic to them.
Antidote and Treatment of Praziquantel Intoxication
There is no antidote for praziquantel poisoning.
Treatment consists in preventing further exposure together with supportive and symptomatic measures.
Pharmacokinetics of Praziquantel
After oral or parenteral (injection) administration, praziquantel is quickly and almost completely absorbed into the bloodstream in all species. Maximum plasma levels are reached 30 to 120 minutes after administration in dogs, 2 hours after administration in sheep. It is also quickly distributed throughout the whole body: highest concentrations are found in the liver and the kidneys. It is partly released back to the gut lumen, which makes it effective against parasitic stages in the intestinal wall.
Praziquantel is quickly metabolized to ineffective metabolites. Half-life in plasma is about 30 minutes, i.e., the anthelmintic effect is rather brief and hence it's lack of residual effect.
Excretion is accomplished 40 to 70% through urine, the rest through bile and feces, almost completely in the form of its metabolites. Less than 1% is excreted unchanged. Excretion half-life in dogs and sheep is 2 to 3 hours. Twenty-four hours after treatment 80% of the administered dose has been excreted, 48 hours after treatment excretion is complete.
Environmental Toxicity of Praziquantel
Not being used in crop pesticides or in public hygiene, knowledge on its environmental fate and impact is very scarce.
Nevertheless, it can be assumed that correctly used in dogs, cats and livestock praziquantel is unlikely to be detrimental for the environment, including coprophagous insects.
Praziquantel belongs to the chemical class of the isoquinolines.
Praziquantel is scarcely used in livestock.
Praziquantel is used in human medicines.
Praziquantel is not used in crop pesticides.
Praziquantel is not used in public or domestic hygiene as a biocide.
Click here for technical and commercial information on praziquantel.


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New Orleans & Company Announces 2nd 'Nola X Nola' Music Series
NEW ORLEANS – New Orleans & Company, in partnership with the New Orleans Tourism and Cultural Fund, 3090 x 3090 LLC, and a coalition of New Orleans nightclubs and music venues will kick off the second annual NOLA X NOLA event on Sept. 23. Special performances are scheduled through Oct. 9. To date, there are more than 50 venues and 300 musical performances around New Orleans over the 16-day festival.
NOLAxNOLA was born in the fall of 2021 when Jazz Fest had to be canceled due to the ongoing pandemic, and it was such a success that we are making it an annual tradition. Building on the success of last year's NOLA X NOLA, including many sold-out performances, the festival will once again promote New Orleans' deep inventory of music options and concerts, and showcase the many talented musicians that comprise the musical landscape of the city.
"It's important for our organization to support our music culture and New Orleans & Company is proud to be the presenting sponsor," said Stephen Perry, president and CEO of New Orleans & Company, the official destination sales and marketing organization for New Orleans' tourism industry. "In creating this unique festival in 2021, we wanted to send a clear message that despite the challenges our hospitality industry faced due to the pandemic, the show must go on. New Orleanians and our critical visitor economy deserve a rich array of music, and along with the return of the music festivals that fill our dynamic event calendar, we believe it is vital to continue this new unique musical tradition, perhaps the only one like it anywhere."
In its first year, 35 venues from nearly every neighborhood in the city participated over a span of two weeks, including Tipitinas, Preservation Hall, The Howlin' Wolf, d.b.a. and more. In total there were more than 300 shows over 10 days in October.
Weeks later, a two-night virtual event was held in celebration of the overwhelming success of the inaugural citywide festival, a fundraiser showcasing never-before-seen performances by some of New Orleans' most iconic artists and legends, benefiting community-based nonprofits dedicated to fostering the music culture of New Orleans. More venues are expected to take part in the event in 2022, according to event organizers.
"NOTCF is elated to join forces with New Orleans & Company and 3090 x 3090 LLC to support and celebrate music and entertainment venues during one of the best times of year," said Lisa D. Alexis, president and CEO of the New Orleans Tourism and Cultural Fund. "NOLA x NOLA checks the boxes of our mantra, 'Culture is Our Open Door' and provides economic stimulation to our cultural industries and culture bearers."
"The inaugural NOLA X NOLA was an incredibly meaningful display of support for our musician's community," said Sig Greenebaum, founder and CEO, Sigfest Events. "Our initial intention in collaborating with New Orleans & Company was to help music venues, and by extension musicians recoup some of the much-needed revenue lost to the pandemic closures and cancellations. It ended up being a tremendous shot in the arm and many venues said they had their best-ever October in 2021 because of NOLAxNOLA. Thanks to the added economic infusion from the New Orleans Tourism and Cultural Fund, we look forward to this second year with a wide variety of performances that will demonstrate the richness and depth of the musical heritage of our city."
For more information on the line-up and venues and to purchase tickets, visit www.neworleans.com/nolaxnola.
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Q: How can I fetch a list over and over? I want to have a list in sync, so I'm (right now) polling it every seconds. But I seem to have a problem - it does not work:
app.controller("MainController", function ($scope, $http, $timeout) {
        $scope.responsePromise = $http.get("http://localhost:52219/API/GetList");

        $scope.responsePromise.success(function (data, status, headers, config) {
            $scope.model.list = JSON.parse(data);

            $timeout(function ()
            {
                console.log("reload");
                $scope.responsePromise = $http.get("http://localhost:52219/API/GetList");
            }, 1000);
        });

My goal is retrieving a list every X sec from the server that talks to the database. Anyone know why does does not spam "reload"? I only get it once

A: You are looking for $interval, and not $timeout.
from $interval docs:

Angular's wrapper for window.setInterval. The fn function is executed every delay milliseconds.

and also:

Note: Intervals created by this service must be explicitly destroyed when you are finished with them. In particular they are not automatically destroyed when a controller's scope or a directive's element are destroyed. You should take this into consideration and make sure to always cancel the interval at the appropriate moment.

A: As said by @Nitsan Baleli, you should use the service "$interval" and not "$timeout".
The question was asked here, please see the answer : Angular JS $timeout vs $interval

My goal is retrieving a list every X sec from the server that talks to the database.

I rewrote your code so that it matches your goal, it becomes:
app.controller("MainController", function ($scope, $http, $timeout) {

   var $scope.model = {
        list:[]
   };

    var getData = function(){
        $http.get("http://localhost:52219/API/GetList").success(function(data){
            $scope.model.list = JSON.parse(data);
        });
    };

    getData(); // for the first call

    $interval(function (){
        getData();
    }, 1000);
});

See the plunkr demo here: http://plnkr.co/edit/xCbGGyKPTeJtg7TeKKyE?p=preview


GMM's new Kirov set is designed to be exceptionally user-friendly, especially concerning the design and assembly of the extremely complex Russian radars and yardarm assemblies. A minimal parts count combined with a reduced need to glue parts together and GMM's unique "tab-and-slot" construction results in a beautifully detailed collection of fittings that most modelers will be able to handle. Our careful usage of actual Russian drawings of the Kirov and close-up photos of Russian naval radars and other items makes this the most technically accurate PE detail set ever released for this class of ship.
The set supplies highly accurate replicas of all air search, surface search, and fire control radars carried by various ships of this class including the Top Pair, Top Steer, Top Plate, and Plate Steer radars. Also included are three Palm Frond radars, two sets of Strut Pair radars, two pairs of Cross Sword radar antennas, replacement Pop Group radar antennas, and assorted ECM and direction finding antennas.
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This famous phrase captures the mission statement of the People of Israel. For most of Jewish history, the role of "light unto the nations" has been understood primarily as a private call to have a positive influence on the world by living an ethical life and setting a personal example of righteous behavior. Rarely was anyone on the outside ever interested in what the Jews as a nation had to say, and so the concept of 'ohr goyim' was an ideal that individual Jews strived for. However, Yeshayahu is calling for so much more. The "light" in his stirring description is capable of opening the eyes of the blind and leading the imprisoned out of darkness. The establishment of the State of Israel and its role on the international stage calls for a transformation of the "light unto the nations" metaphor from a passive, individual candle, to a powerful blaze, firing up the nations and igniting the world with righteousness. The State of Israel represents the historic opportunity for the People of Israel to fulfil their religious destiny as a nation.


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Estonia: Third Parliamentary Poll Since 1991 Determines Future Coalition
March 09, 1999 00:00 GMT
By Mart Linnart and Villu Kand
Prague, 5 March 1999 (RFE/RL) -- Estonians go to the polls on Sunday (March 7) for the third time since the country regained its independence in 1991.
They will choose from nearly 2,000 candidates to elect the 101 members of the unicameral parliament, the Riigikogu. According to recent polls, the main contest is between the liberal, market-oriented Reform Party and the left-leaning Center Party.
Since neither party is likely to win enough seats to form a government by itself, the main question is which one will have enough support in the parliament to establish a ruling coalition. Led by former Prime Minister Edgar Savisaar, the Center Party has signed a cooperation agreement with the largest rural party, the Country People's Party, whose head is the highly popular Arnold Ruutel, the last Soviet-era leader.
An opinion poll conducted by the Emor polling agency showed that in mid-February, the Center Party had the backing of 17 percent of the electorate, up 2 percent from the previous poll. The Country Peoples Party placed third, with 10 percent.
The pro-business Reform Party, which polled about 15 percent support, has signed a cooperation pact with the centrist Moderates (9 percent support) and the rightist Pro Patria Union (8 percent), the winner of the first general elections after Estonia regained independence.
The Pro Patria government headed by Mart Laar has been credited with launching the reform process in Estonia. When Laar was forced to resign in fall 1994, Moderates' leader Andres Tarand headed the government until the next scheduled elections in March 1995. Former Foreign Minister Toomas Hendrik Ilvess People's Party will run on a joint list with the Moderates. Recently, the two parties announced their merger after the elections.
All these parties are agreed that Estonia, a country of 1.5 million people, needs to continue to pursue market-oriented reforms and EU membership -- both of which were top priorities of all previous governments. They have also sharply criticized the current coalition government led by the Coalition Party for indecisiveness and corruption.
According to the Emor poll, support for the Coalition Party has fallen below the 5 percent threshold required to win seats in the parliament.
Above all, the Center Party and Country People's Party seem to appeal most to those who feel they have been left behind by the reforms or who worry that Estonia is turning into a class-based society. Center Party Chairman Edgar Savisaar, whose political career almost came to an end several years ago over a taping scandal, has become very popular once again. He promises to bridge the gap between the rich and the poor and to introduce a progressive income tax system to replace the current 26 percent flat rate.
The liberal Reform Party, for its part, argues that Estonia needs less taxation, rather than more, and proposes abolishing corporate tax altogether. The party argues that this would help create more jobs. In addition, it has made an ambitious promise to double within four years the average monthly wage to 9,000 kroons ($630) from the current 4,400 kroons. Both Siim Kallas, the former central bank chairman and current head of the Reform Party, and Pro Patria Union leader Mart Laar are committed to the laissez-faire principle. But now that Estonia's economic growth seems secure, Laar would prefer more emphasis to be put on social policy.
Recently the Centrists' support has grown mainly due to non-Estonian voters. There are three parties in Estonia that represent the country's large ethnic Russian community, and they all demand an improved status for the Russian language and less stringent citizenship requirements.
The leaders of these parties, however, have been unable to overcome their differences; they will compete in the elections on two lists and may fail gain to any seats in the parliament. But if they do gain parliamentary representation, they are most likely to support the Center Party, which has the most liberal citizenship policy of all parties in Estonia.
The Center Party may well need the support both of the Russian parties and of the Rural Union and the Pensioners and Families League, which are running on the list of the Coalition Party: the latest polls suggest that of the two main blocs, the center-right one led by the Reform Party will win the most seats in the parliament.
But regardless of the outcome of the vote, observers say there will be no radical changes in the pillars of Estonia's economic policy. As independent Baltic strategist James Oates recently told Reuters: "Most investors in the Estonian market have a relaxed view of the political situation and are going to be satisfied with almost all the likely options available."
(Villu Kand is director of RFE/RL's Estonian Service. Mart Linnart writes for the Estonian daily "Postimees." )


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Security.Claims;
using System.Security.Permissions;
using System.ServiceModel;
using Thinktecture.IdentityModel.Authorization;
using Thinktecture.IdentityModel.Extensions;

namespace IdentityService
{
    [ServiceBehavior(Name = "ClaimsService", Namespace = "urn:tt")]
    public class ClaimsService : IClaimsService
    {
        [ClaimPermission(SecurityAction.Demand,
            Operation = "Read", Resource = "Claims")]
        public Identity GetIdentity()
        {
            "\n\nRequest message:".ConsoleYellow();
            Console.WriteLine(OperationContext.Current.RequestContext.RequestMessage.ToString());

            var principal = ClaimsPrincipal.Current;

            var result = ClaimsAuthorization.CheckAccess(
                "Read",
                "Claims",
                "IdentityType",
                "PrincipalType");

            var id = new Identity
            {
                PrincipalType = principal.GetType().FullName,
                IdentityType = principal.Identity.GetType().FullName,

                Claims = new List<ClaimDto>(
                    from claim in principal.Claims
                    select new ClaimDto
                    {
                        Type = claim.Type,
                        Value = claim.Value,
                        Issuer = claim.Issuer,
                        OriginalIssuer = claim.OriginalIssuer,
                    })
            };

            return id;
        }
    }
}


Hundreds of women and one man tried out for the Houston Texans Cheerleaders on April 17th and now, you can vote for your favorite cheerleader.
Fans have a chance to vote for their favorite Houston Texans Cheerleader finalist until 10am today, April 25.
The 2016 squad will be announced tonight between 630-7pm.
abc13 will be there for the announcement.


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Warframe Exceeds 1 Million Downloads On Nintendo Switch
Digital Extremes, developer and publisher of Warframe, have announced that the game has been downloaded over 1 million times on Nintendo Switch worldwide.
Warframe, a free to-play game, debuted on Nintendo Switch in late November 2018. It's amazing to see Warframe raking up many downloads in a short period of time.
Following the successful launch of its free-to-play hit Warframe® on Nintendo Switch™ this November, Canadian developer and publisher Digital Extremes revealed today more than 1 million Nintendo Switch players have downloaded Warframe.
The Nintendo Switch version of Warframe, which launched on Nintendo Switch this past November 20, has been called "A shining example of free-to-play done right" by IGN.com and "One of the Best Games of the Generation" by US Gamer.
What do you think? Let us know in the comments!
Switch, Warframe
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Japan: Hundreds Line Up To Collect Super Smash Bros. Ultimate


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Q: CSS - Class hierarchies? I have a site with a customer front end, which has a catalogue, homepage, contact page, about us page and so on. There is also an administration front end. I would like to implement a kind of hierarchy where any elements within an element with class "admin" will inherit properties set in the admin stylesheet and anything else inherits from the customer stylesheet. The purpose of this is so that admin can login on the admin front end, where they have access to lots of advanced stuff, but they can also navigate to the customer front end where they can execute basic tasks (such as hiding catalogue items, running a debug script if a customer reports an issue and so on). I would like all the admin tools on the customer front end to have properties taken from the admin stylesheet instead of the customer one - this will change the background colour and stuff.
Is there any easy way to set up like namespaces to make things simpler, for example:
.admin {
    .list {
        .list-subtitle
        {
        }
        .list-item
        {
        }
    }
    a
    {
    }
}
.customer
{
    .list
    {
        .list-subtitle
        {
        }
        .list-item
        {
        }
    }
    a
    {
    }
}

I know it can be like:
.admin .list {}
.admin .list .list-item {}
.admin a

I just dont want to have to keep putting .admin all the time.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I could do this? I suppose I could write a .net class which sets this up and writes a stylesheet according to whats put into it, but then I would not be able to read the styles so easily add there would be all sorts of like Classes.Add(blah) and so on.
Thanks in advance for any replies...
Regards,
Richard

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Will appear as an admin control

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Basically, as you can see, I want any element with class "admin", or within an element with class "admin" to appear as they would on the admin front end. Otherwise they appear as they would on the customer front end. This may also be used the other way around too so administrators can preview what they have entered before submitting it to the database, as it would appear on the customer front end.
If namespaces were allowed in CSS this would be no problem - unfortunately something like Less seems to be my only option to achieve this easily. (I say unfortunately because I have never used it before and I am on a very tight timelimit for this - I have nothing against tools like Less!).
Regards,
Richard

A: Have you looked into using Less CSS or SASS?

A: There's no native CSS way, but you could use something like LESS which will allow you to write it like that and compile it into real CSS.
There's HSS too, which also supports nested rules like the ones you specified.


We're back with a new Oricon Weekly roundup. This article covers the third week of March – which includes singles and albums released between 18/03/2019 and 24/03/2019.
We're back with a new Oricon Weekly roundup. This article covers the first week of April – which includes singles/albums released between 02/04/2018 and 08/04/2018.


Feb 8 How FAT are you?
The right attitude before God makes all the difference when it comes to gaining knowledge.
No, I'm not talking about our body composition, but our spiritual position. Are we: F - faithful, A - available, and T - teachable? These are three key ingredients for growing in the grace and knowledge of God.
There have been many times in my life when I haven't been FAT, but none more so than when I was a teenager. I was doing my own thing and thought I knew a lot, which made it very hard to listen to my parents, friends, and even God. I had a hearing problem caused by my pride. The sad thing is that we can have these same hearing problems as adults when we do our own thing and begin to think we know a lot.
But if we humble ourselves, we quickly become FAT again and begin to grow in knowledge. So let us be faithful to God's Word, available to serve God and others, and teachable by God's Spirit and His followers. The more teachable I am, the more I grow without fail, and the times I'm not very teachable, I tend to stray away from God's best for my life. So, Let us all be FAT!
What is clear when we stop listening to those who would instruct us?
How are hearing and straying connected in this verse?
Spend some time praying to God for wisdom that comes from Him and a heart to never cease heeding instruction.
I'm Steve Britt and I'm married to Jana and we are blessed with three wonderful children. I teach in a young married class and serve as a deacon at Temple. Discipleship has changed my life more than anything else and I love to disciple others as God leads.


Placemats for oblong and round tables.
These placemats are the companions to the runner Curves and Corners quilt pattern DSY-131 . For your choice of method the instructions include both hand and machine piecing for the curved units and "General Guidelines for Beginners".
Finished Size: 15.5" x 12.5" and 15.5" x 15.5"


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Opportunity for Nigerian Poets | Submit to PIN's November Poetry Challenge
Poets in Nigeria (PIN) has made a call for submissions for the November edition of its 10-Day Poetry Challenge. This month's contest, which is "geared towards stimulating consistent and spontaneous creativity," will be the last for the year. Entries will be entertained between 13th and 22nd of November, 2017.
In an email to Brittle Paper, the Challenge's moderator, Chisom Okafor, whose poetry we've published, stated that "ten exceptional entries will be officially published on PIN's Facebook Page and may likely be featured in the next edition of PIN Quarterly Journal and on Pulse.ng,our media partner."
Here are things to note.
Entries will be entertained between 13th and 22nd of November, 2017.
Theme: No specific theme, feel free to explore relevant subject-matters.
Entries must be freshly written and previously unpublished in any form.
Each entrant is entitled to a single entry during the 10 days.
Entries must be original intellectual property of the entrants.
Submissions are welcome from all countries of the world.
Submissions should be accompanied by entrant's photograph, brief biography and contact information comprising full name, email address, postal address and phone number (in the body of the email).
All submissions should be forwarded to [email protected] and tagged: "PIN 10-Day Poetry Challenge (November 2017)."
All entrants should subscribe to www.poetsinnigeria.org.ng for regular updates.
This is a helpful opportunity for budding Nigeria poets.
chisom okafor
PIN 10-Day Poetry Challenge for September
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Cairn is pleased to announce the appointment of Alison Wood as an independent non-executive director with effect from 1 July 2019.
Alison will also become a member of the Company's audit committee.
Alison Wood holds a BA in Engineering, Economics and Management from the University of Oxford and an MBA from Harvard Business School. She began her career with management consultants, Booz Allen & Hamilton, followed by Outram Cullinan & Company, before moving to BAE Systems PLC, where she held a number of leadership roles in strategy and business development, progressing to the role of Group strategic development director, including playing a key role in the British Aerospace / Marconi merger.
After 17 years with BAE, Alison moved to National Grid as global director of strategy and corporate development, where she supported the execution of a major equity financing to deliver the company's organic growth plans. She remained at National Grid until retiring from her executive position there in 2013. During and following her time at BAE and National Grid, Alison has held a number of non-executive positions and committee memberships (audit, nomination and remuneration), including at BTG plc and THUS plc.
In 2011, Alison joined the board of Cobham plc as a non-executive director, where she currently chairs the remuneration committee. Alison will be retiring from the Cobham board by the end of 2019. Alison is also a non-executive director and remuneration committee chair of Costain plc, TT Electronics plc and The British Standards Institution. She was previously also senior independent director of e2V plc, the technology systems and components manufacturer, until its acquisition by Teledyne in 2017.
Cairn instructed independent recruitment consultants Spencer Stuart in connection with the appointment of Alison Wood.
Alison Wood does not currently hold any Cairn shares and no further information in connection with her appointment is required to be disclosed pursuant to Listing Rule 9.6.13R.
The fees payable to Alison Wood in her role as non-executive director are currently £75,500 per annum. The fees payable to Cairn's non-executive directors are reviewed on an annual basis.