Missional, Monastic, Mainline: A Guide to Starting Missional Micro-Communities in Historically MainlineTraditions by Elaine Heath and Larry Duggins is both a call to action and a guide for renewing the church by implementing a contemporary expression of a renewal methodology that is very familiar in the church—the monastic tradition.
The first part of the book deals with the rationale for this approach—the need, the theological basis, and possible concerns. Heath and Duggins are proponents of a missional ecclesiology, defining it as "the fundamental identity of the church being God's sent out people." They argue that this understanding of the church does not take anything away from mainline expressions of the church but provides expanded opportunities for mission and ministry.
The authors are not antagonistic to theological education. Heath holds an endowed chair at the Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University and Duggins is a seminary graduate. Both are ordained elders in the United Methodist Church. Rather, they are calling for reform, renewal, and reinvention as a means of furthering the mission of God's people.
The second part of the book is a very practical guide to launching missional micro-communities that are connected with traditional, mainline churches. They draw not only from their experiences in creating such communities in the Dallas-Fort Worth area but the experiences of others such as Shane Claiborne and Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove. For those interested in the missional church movement, the book includes the most extensive bibliography I have seen on this topic. Prepared by Bret Wells, the bibliography covers the missional church from both academic and practitioner perspectives, the emerging church movement both contextually and theologically, resources related to the missional and intentional community movement, and leadership development in missional contexts.
Even if one has no interest in becoming part of an intentional community, this short volume provides both insight and testimony to the power of a potentially significant renewal movement in the church.
A couple of years ago, I resigned from a committee in our church. I was chair and had served on the committee in the past. My resignation was prompted by my lack of passion for the work the committee was assigned and a feeling that the committee had outlived its usefulness. I was both surprised and appreciative when a member of the committee on committees called and asked me the reason for my resignation and any comments she might share with her committee. I explained my reasons and she expressed her thanks for my candor. Of course, the committee still exists and I was simply replaced.
The point of my sharing this incident is that it illustrates how difficult it is to kill a committee even when it has outlived (in my humble opinion) its usefulness. In an effort to share leadership, Baptist churches in the 20th century learned how to do committees well. Most committees had specific responsibilities and helped to involve larger numbers of church members in the functions of the church. The question we must face today is, "Will the committee structure survive in the 21st century?" My own opinion is that it will not.
One reason for this is the difficulty in finding young or median adults who are willing to make a three year commitment to serve. We will not enlist and nurture a new generation of church leaders by putting them on committees, especially if most of those assignments do not provide any sense of fulfillment.
There is certainly a place for specific leadership groups that serve for an extended period of time to further the work of the church. Some churches have adopted three standing committees that deal with the major functions of church life in the 21st century—personnel, property, and finances. The personnel committee is involved in the hiring, support, and evaluation of paid staff. In the event of staff dysfunction or failure, they address the issue on behalf of the congregation. The finances committee makes sure that a budget is developed, financial gifts are handled appropriately, and the bills are paid. The property committee cares for the daily operations and maintenance of church facilities. All of these are usually policy-making groups with some hands on activity.
In many churches, teams have taken the place of committees. Teams are responsible for planning worship, designing and leading Christian formation processes, and guiding mission and ministry activities. Teams have fluid membership and assignments so that they can move quickly to meet changing needs and opportunities. Team members may serve for either short or extended periods of time.
If we want young and median adults to become part of the operational committees or leadership teams of the church, we must be willing to answer these questions for them.
First, how does this further our mission? Does the work of the group help the church to accomplish what it understands that God has called it to do?
Second, how does this help others? Does this activity nurture those within our fellowship in a meaningful way? Does this extend our outreach into the community or world?
Third, will the time I spend here produce measurable results? Does this really make any difference or am I just wasting my time?
We can no longer expect people just to "fill the slots" so that our church's organizational chart will be complete. We must enlist them in meaningful work that will give them the opportunities to use their gifts, skills, and passions while making a difference in the world.


Which in effect means for someone on a shared host using default config, they are probably going to use /tmp for their localisation cache directory.
This is a bad idea because having multiple wikis with different extensions/mw versions use the same localisation cache directory means they are going to step over each other, since this creates files named like l10n_cache-en.cdb (which doesn't have wiki id in it). This makes sense if you have a consistently configured wiki farm or manual localisation cache refreshes. It makes less sense in a generic shared host (Just try and install MediaWiki on tool labs and see the permission fatals).
More importantly though, this has a security impact. Another user on the system can insert an evil cache file (You don't really even need a race condition, just chose a really obscure language).
The most obvious thing to do would be to change one of the raw html messages, in order to XSS (Actually editing Common.js seems a bit harder, since you would need to force a RL cache purge somehow, but i can confirm this works for other various raw messages).
Krinkle added subscribers: Skizzerz, ori.
Seb35 merged a task: T127127: Error writing to CDB file when several MediaWiki installations use the same tmp directory.
Seb35 added subscribers: Dereckson, Seb35, Mbrt and 6 others.


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Filed Under: Okami Nemuranai, Web Novel on Tuesday, June 1, 2021 zweindrei
"I'll trade you this for that."
"Hmn. There's still something I'd like to investigate with that, see."
After thinking thing a bit, Shira made a suggestion with a slightly troubled look.
"Mind if we postpone the exchange a bit? And I might have to ask you let me see it from time to time afterward."
Lecan agreed to it after a moment of deliberation.
"All right. Fine by me."
Lecan took a giant magic stone out of his <Storage>.
"This is Barifoa's magic stone."
"Ooh this is incredible. Beyond my expectations. This should do it, I'm sure of it. If even this is no good, then nothing is. I got it, Lecan. Put that away now."
"No. You can have it now."
"I told you I still need to investigate some things."
"You can hand over the <Genesiac Grace Gear> later on once you're done with it. This magic stone has no use for me either way. I've got nothing to lose handing this now."
The contract would be established if he handed over the magic stone now. No worries of Shira changing her mind later, and declining the exchange. If she takes the magic stone, she will definitely hand over the <Genesiac Grace Gear> to Lecan. Hence, Lecan's eagerness to transfer over the magic stone.
"Oh really now. Sorry about it. Well then, I shall make good use of it."
Shira received the giant magic stone and put it on the table.
"Lecan."
"I'm of age after all. There's no telling if I would one day keel over just like that."
"If it comes to that, my messenger will deliver you the item you want in my stead."
"Your messenger? You mean Jericho?"
"No, not like that. It's a person by name Inos."
<Inos> is a word that means <First>, <No. 1>, <The Starter>. A bit weird for a person's name. Must be some sort of nickname.
"Is that an associate of yours?"
"I guess you could say that. Well the person in question will likely refer themselves as my subordinate, servant or a helper."
"Hou."
"I don't really know what's the truth though."
"What the heck. Still, I didn't expect you to have someone like that."
Lecan never perceived that kind of existence even once here. Which means that Inos must be staying in another hideout in some distant faraway town.
"Well of course, good women always keep one or two secrets on them."
"I'm sorry I can't be of help with Palcimo."
"No. I came across many dungeons I couldn't conquer cause I couldn't get good company in my previous world as well. I'll manage somehow."
"Really. If only the <Crimson Witch> were still alive today, you'd get one and a half worth of members right away."
"<Crimson Witch>?"
"Yeah. She went by name Era Morfes. She was a daughter borne to a distinguished family in Palcimo, but she was ostracized by her family for her lack of talent in magic."
"But in reality she was an owner of exceptional talent. Morfes clan's method of teaching simply could not make Era's talent blossom."
"Is she not around anymore?"
"I taught Era magic around 120 years ago. She's probably not of this world anymore."
"A pupil of yours huh."
"If only Era were still around, she'd respond to my request for sure."
"Wonder if Jiza Morfes is a descendant of Era Morfes."
"Hee? Who's that again?"
"She's supposedly a magic guide at Palcimo's magic research institute. An elderly mage. She tagged along with me when I explored the dungeon before and wrote us a letter of recommendation."
"Do you have that letter on you now?"
"Show me."
Shira took the letter from Lecan, and held her thin wand over the letter to check it.
"Hmm. She's probably related to Era. Or more like, a descendant for sure."
"You can tell?"
"Sure can. Lecan. Go ask that Jiza Morfes. 'Do you know Mazara Wedepasha'."
Mazara Wedepasha is one of numerous aliases Shira has. Apparently she used that name during her active magic theory crafting days.
"Suppose she said yes, what then? I can't exactly tell her I'm Mazara's pupil."
Mazara being alive is something that shouldn't be disclosed.
"Gloss that topic over and just tell her that you've been initiated in <Rush Flare (Gailvey)>."
"Then, what."
"She'll most likely lend her help if you ask."
"Hmph? Got it. I'll keep that in mind. But that elderly mage's probably gonna cooperate with me even without that. Jiza holds an intense desire to conquer Palcimo. No doubt about it. And once I've begun the expedition in earnest, she'll probably take the initiative to get in touch with me herself."
"Ah, I see now. Sounds plausible. Well, go for it."
"What do you mean by having one and a half members if <Crimson Witch> was still alive?"
"I have imparted two gifts to Era Morfes. One is <Seven-headed Blue Wand>. And the other is quite a fun one. A masterpiece jointly developed by me and Yacklubend together, you see."
"Enough. Forget I asked. I don't want to hear it."
"Oh right, Yacklubend's been wanting to see you."
"I don't. By the way, it's the <Diadem of Divine Rotwood> that you got yeah?"
"That's right."
"The Grace, <Emptiness>, was it. How'd it work."
"It lowers physical and magical defense of targets within a certain range to absolute limit for a certain duration."
"Lowers defense to absolute limit? What does that mean."
"Hmmm. I suppose it's hard to picture unless you see it in practice. In essence, it makes your physical and magical attacks deal amusingly high damage on targets affected by that Grace."
He still doesn't really get it, but that sounds quite handy.
However, it felt like Shira had a somewhat lonesome expression on her face.

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Send an email to a specific email address in the Email queue application on the Send email tab.
Send mass email to selected users and roles in the Users application on the Mass email tab.
Sending of emails is facilitated by the Email queue application. It enables the system to send out, for example, newsletters to recipients without the risk of losing any of the emails due to errors.
New emails registered in the queue are sent out automatically in regular intervals by the Send queued emails scheduled task. If an email is not delivered to the SMTP server successfully, it remains in the queue so that you can delete or resend it manually later.
During the mail‑out, emails in the queue are distributed to the SMTP servers defined in the system. See Configuring SMTP servers to learn how to register and configure SMTP servers in Kentico.
Successfully sent emails are displayed on the Sent emails tab for the number of days specified by the Archive emails (days) option in Settings -> System -> Emails.
The system attempts to send emails that failed to send for 1 hour following the first send attempt. After this period, you need to send the individual emails manually by clicking Resend all failed.
You can configure the settings related to emails in Settings -> System -> Emails in the Email processing section. See Settings - Emails.
Users without the Global administrator or Administrator privilege level cannot View the body content of emails.
Only Global administrators can see global emails within the queue and manage queued emails for any site in the system. Other users are limited to emails related to the current site.


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Mets: Wilmer Flores reportedly added to Red Sox list
By Emmanuel Pepis
SAN FRANCISCO, CA - JUNE 24: Wilmer Flores
Boston has been linked to several third basemen. The latest report connects the AL East leaders to Wilmer Flores
We know the Boston Red Sox have scouted Asdrubal Cabrera and T.J. Rivera. Add another Met infielder to that list. Jon Heyman is reporting that Boston has also scouted Wilmer Flores as they look for solutions at third base.
Things could accelerate if the Mets and Red Sox get involved heavily in talks with either of the three. Boston just saw their biggest rivals pull off a deal on Tuesday for Todd Frazier, David Robertson, and Tommy Kahnle.
Boston has received basement level production from their third base collection this year. The combination mostly comprised of recently released Pablo Sandoval, Josh Rutledge, and Deven Marrero combined to rank bottom five in the league in homers, batting average, slugging percentage, walks, and on-base percentage.
Flores could be the spark Boston needs at the plate. At 25, Wilmer is having a solid season offensively. He's handled right-handed pitchers a lot better this season. His .274 average against righties is 42 points higher than last season. Flores' power hasn't been on display as much compared to last season, but he is still slugging a respectable .445.
The question becomes where does Flores fit into the long-term plans for the Mets? Flores has played several different positions, but third base is not his strongest suit (career .944 fielding percentage in 117 games at third). In turn, Flores may not be the best solution defensively for Boston but as highlighted above: they're starving for any offense from that position.
It's hard to imagine Flores as an everyday third baseman, but he will play wherever asked and his hitting has only improved in multiple aspects. And it looks as if his ceiling hasn't been reached yet. While he isn't the most attractive option linked to the Red Sox, anybody would be better than what Boston has received from that position this year.
Next: Mets donate tickets to physically challenged kids
Since the Red Sox lost out on Frazier, the search narrows a bit. However, they've been connected to several names around the league. It would be interesting to see exactly what kind of return Flores could net with his improving bat and two full years before free agency eligibility.


This vintage dress form has been part of our personal collection for years. Her size can be adjusted internally as well as her height. She's on a heavy weight metal stand and is upholstered in a blue and gray fabric. The upholstery is distressed with some holes and a bit of paint. When tightened properly this dress form is very sturdy. Please see pictures for detailed condition of this piece.


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Geraldine Mary Brown
Awarded for service to Sport and Recreation
Geraldine Brown was born in Launceston and spent her childhood years at Beauty Point, on the West Tamar. She attended Beaconsfield Primary School, Launceston High School, Launceston Matriculation College and the University of Tasmania. From a young age she participated in a variety of sports, and was constantly encouraged by her sport-orientated family.
Geraldine has made her mark as an elite sportswoman in the sports of badminton and squash. She spent her high school years playing badminton at junior tournament level and progressed to the national level, winning the Australian Under 19 Mixed Doubles competition. She went on to represent Tasmania and Victoria at a national level over a period of 20 years.
Geraldine's career wins have included holding the Tasmanian Ladies' Doubles title 14 times; the Tasmanian Mixed Doubles title six times; and the Australian Open Ladies' Doubles title twice. Geraldine has represented Australia five times, competing against New Zealand, India, Indonesia, England and a touring Chinese team.
Geraldine started playing squash to improve her fitness level and went on to represent Tasmania in this sport on several occasions and represented Australia in a masters tournament.
In her latter competitive years, Geraldine began coaching junior state teams in both badminton and squash. Since retiring from competition she has become involved in both administration and management of badminton and squash in Tasmania.
She was the Manager of the Olympic Badminton Team in 2004, Manager of the Commonwealth Games Badminton Team in 2002, managed the Thomas Cup Team in 2002 and 2004, the Uber Cup Team in 2002 and 2004, the Whyte Trophy Team in 2003, and the Oceania Championships Team in 2002.
Geraldine has been both a state and Australian selector in badminton. She is currently on the boards of Badminton Australia and the Australian Commonwealth Games Association.


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Q: How to find the count of and total sizes of multiple files in directory? I have a directory, inside it multiple directories which contains many type of files.
I want to find *.jpg files then to get the count and total size of all individual one.
I know I have to use find wc -l and du -ch  but I don't know how to combine them in a single  script or in a single command.
find . -type f  name "*.jpg" -exec - not sure how to connect all the three

A: Supposing your starting folder is ., this will give you all files and the total size:
find . -type f -name '*.jpg' -exec du -ch {} +

The + at the end executes du -ch on all files at once - rather than per file, allowing you the get the frand total.
If you want to know only the total, add | tail -n 1 at the end.
Fair warning: this in fact executes
du -ch file1 file2 file3 ...

Which may break for very many files.
To check how many:
$ getconf ARG_MAX
2097152

That's what is configured on my system.
This doesn't give you the number of files though. You'll need to catch the output of find and use it twice.
The last line is the total, so we'll use all but the last line to get the number of files, and the last one for the total:
OUT=$(find . -type f -name '*.jpg' -exec du -ch {} +)
N=$(echo "$OUT" | head -n -1 | wc -l)
SIZE=$(echo "$OUT" | tail -n 1)
echo "Number of files: $N"
echo $SIZE

Which for me gives:
Number of files: 143
584K    total

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It is great to hear your voice again (so to speak), John I has been too long!
Whilst this is not a project I have been following, I think it has been on the go for a while. Additionally, it looks as if those who contribute will have funds deducted immediately, unlike, say, Kickstarter which only deducts funds when a target has been reached and where there is a stated cut off time for the target to be reached.


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Share this Story: Shane Lowry cruises to first major win at Open in Northern Ireland
Shane Lowry cruises to first major win at Open in Northern Ireland
"It was probably the most uncomfortable I've ever felt on a golf course. You're trying to win an Open in your home country, and it's incredibly difficult."
Ireland's Shane Lowry celebrates with the Claret Jug trophy after winning the 148th Open Championship at the Royal Portrush Golf Club in Northern Ireland. Photo by JASON CAIRNDUFF /REUTERS
Shane Lowry recovered from a mid-round stumble to shoot 1-over 72 and finish with a 15-under 269, claiming his first major title at The Open Championship at Northern Ireland's Royal Portrush.
Lowry, from Ireland, entered the day at 16-under par and with a four-shot lead over England's Tommy Fleetwood.
Shane Lowry cruises to first major win at Open in Northern Ireland Back to video
"Wow. What can I say?," said a triumphant Lowry afterward. "I just have so many people to thank, really. First of all, the R&A for such a great event. To have an Open Championship here in Northern Ireland at Royal Portrush Golf Club is just amazing. I love this place; it's one of my favorite places in Ireland. To be able to come up here and play an Open Championship is great."
Playing in blustery weather, Lowry stretched the lead to six strokes early. Three bogeys in four holes around the turn dropped his lead back to four.
"I did quite well, to be honest, because I got off to a very shaky start," he said. "But the crowds were just unbelievable. I didn't feel great out there. It was probably the most uncomfortable I've ever felt on a golf course. You're trying to win an Open in your home country, and it's incredibly difficult."
Fleetwood's bid to catch Lowry hit a snag on the 14th hole, when Lowry bogeyed and Fleetwood double-bogeyed. Lowry then birdied No. 15, while Fleetwood shot par, to push his lead back to six with three holes to go.
The pair both shot par over the final three holes to seal Lowry's victory by six strokes.
"This feels like an out-of-body experience," said Lowry to Sky Sports while holding the Claret Jug. "I was so calm coming down the last! I couldn't believe it. What a day. It was difficult out there, the weather was so hard."
He continued: "Around the middle of the round, when I started to struggle, made a couple of bogeys, I had a look at the leaderboard and seen that most people were doing that. It was unbelievably difficult out there today. I kept on saying to myself, 'Bogeys are not going to hurt me, so let's just keep the ball in play.' Turned into a two-horse race between me and Tommy at the end, which was quite nice because I felt like I could keep an eye on what he was doing and put some pressure on him also."
Lowry, 32, held a four-shot lead after 54 holes of the 2016 U.S. Open at Oakmont, but settled for a tie for second after imploding with a final-round 76.
Fleetwood took the loss in stride.
"First three, four, five holes, I think the way I played I could have built some momentum," Fleetwood said. "Hit some great shots and didn't really convert the putts. Just hole those putts and just build a start, which I didn't really do. It was tough from there. I never really got close enough and Shane played great. The conditions were horrendous for like two or three holes. All in all, it was Shane's time, Shane's tournament. And he did great. Congratulations to him. It's a little bit sore right now, but overall it's been a great week."
J.B. Holmes, who entered the day alone in third place at 10-under, finished a disastrous 16-over 87 on Sunday to finish in a tie for 67th — ahead of just three players.
American Tony Finau finished third overall at 7-under after shooting even par on Sunday.
Four-time major champion and world No. 1 Brooks Koepka had a chance to finish in the top three, but he failed to birdie No. 18 and finished in a tie for fourth place with England's Lee Westwood, who shot a 2-over par 73.
Koepka had top-three finishes in the other three majors this season (T2 Masters, won PGA Championship, and second in the U.S. Open) and was vying to become the first player in the modern era to finish in the top three in all four.
He joins Rickie Fowler, Jack Nicklaus, Jordan Spieth and Tiger Woods as the only players to finish in the top five at all four majors in a calender year in the modern era.
Fowler, who shot 3-over, finished in a four-way tie for sixth at 5-under with Englishmen Tyrrell Hatton and Danny Willett and with Scot Robert MacIntyre.
Italy's Francesco Molinari had the round of the day with a 5-under 66, which boosted him 43 spots into a tie for 11th.


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Q: Unknown project in my GCP projects dashboard A new project showed up in my list of projects in my GCP console with name "My Project xxxxx" and ID "brave-watch-nnnnnn" where xxxxx and nnnnnn are numbers. But, I have no privileges on this project and cannot view the resources or modify the project.
I am the only user of my GCP account and my account is not part of any organization. I don't know how this project was created and how it got added to my console. Has anyone encountered such a scenario before and how did you resolve it ?

A: I think you should contact the support team. You mentioned about that your account is not part of an organization. But it's possible for someone to add you into his project via email. Did you leak your email address? You can also use gcloud projects list to see which project you have access to.

A: Only the owner of the project can revoke the access... that's who to contact.
b/c permission resourcemanager.projects.setIamPolicy is required to do so.


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Mechanism of Genetic Hypomelanosis (Vitiligo) in the Fowl
Bowers, Roger R.
California State University Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States
Search 16 grants from Roger Bowers
Search grants from California State University Los Angeles
Therapeutic targeting of MDS stem cells
Dissemination and Coordinating Center for the SCGE Consortium
Environmental Exposure and DNA Damage
Small Molecule Antagonists of PF4 for the Treatment and Prevention of HIT
Naltrexone for Bipolar Disorder and Alcohol Dependence
Role of the Snail1-Twist-p21 axis on cell cycle arrest and renal fibrosis development
This proposal is an attempt to discover the mechanism by which melanocytes die prematurely in two genetic mutants as compared to the life span of these cells in wild type chickens. It is a study of developmental gene expression and we are trying to uncover the exact mechanism by which these genes carry out their function and to ascertain if these two mutants could be fowl models for vitiligo.
The specific aim of this grant proposal is to test the hypothesis that genetic hypomelanosis occurs in the Barred Plymouth Rock (BPR) chicken and the White Leghorn (WL) chicken due to the influence of the barring gene and the dominant white gene, respectively. It is proposed that these genes cause the melanocytes of these breeds to be more sensitive (die easier) than melanocytes of the wild type breed. It is also proposed that a toxic substance is produced in these mutants which they are sensitive to and that WL melanocytes are less viable than BPR melanocytes due to a difference of these conditions. To test this hypothesis, the experimental design consists of four subdivisions. One, experiments are planned to prove that there is a sensitivity difference between the three genotypes (two mutants and wild type) and the mutant alleles (B/B, B/b+, B/- and I/I/,I/i+). Second, experiments will be performed to gather evidence that the toxic substance may be related to melanin precursor compounds. Third, experiments are planned to test the involvement of oxygen radicals (O2) in the viability of these genotypes. Fourth, experiments will be performed to see the effect of the two mutant genes, barring and dominant white and their alleles, on eye pigmentation, tyrosinase activity and a newly discovered enzyme (factor?) in the melanin synthesis pathway, dopachrome conversion factor (DCF); also termed dopachrome oxidoreductose (DCOR). MBRS students will be taught the techniques necessary to perform these experiments and data collection and analysis. The students will present their findings at national meetings and co-author any publication arising from their work. Hopefully this experience will influence a significant number of the students to enter graduate school and to pursue a research and/or teaching career.
National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS)
Minority Biomedical Research Support - MBRS (S06)
5S06GM008101-24
California State University Los Angeles
Durvasula, Ramani S (2017) Personality Disorders and Health: Lessons Learned and Future Directions. Behav Med 43:227-232
Crespo, Noe C; Yoo, Eun Jung; Hawkins, Steven A (2011) Anthropometric and lifestyle associations of bone mass in healthy pre-menopausal Mexican and Asian American women. J Immigr Minor Health 13:74-80
Kumar, Satish; Velasco, Kriya; McCurdy, Alison (2010) X-ray, kinetics and DFT studies of photochromic substituted benzothiazolinic spiropyrans. J Mol Struct 968:13-18
Jiang, Dianlu; Li, Xiangjun; Williams, Renee et al. (2009) Ternary complexes of iron, amyloid-beta, and nitrilotriacetic acid: binding affinities, redox properties, and relevance to iron-induced oxidative stress in Alzheimer's disease. Biochemistry 48:7939-47
Pech, Herbe; Henry, Amanda; Khachikian, Crist S et al. (2009) Detection of geothermal phosphite using high-performance liquid chromatography. Environ Sci Technol 43:7671-5
Jiang, Dianlu; Dinh, Kim Lien; Ruthenburg, Travis C et al. (2009) A kinetic model for beta-amyloid adsorption at the air/solution interface and its implication to the beta-amyloid aggregation process. J Phys Chem B 113:3160-8
Hong, Hyun-Seok; Rana, Sandeep; Barrigan, Lydia et al. (2009) Inhibition of Alzheimer's amyloid toxicity with a tricyclic pyrone molecule in vitro and in vivo. J Neurochem 108:1097-1108
Kumar, Satish; Chau, Cindy; Chau, Gordan et al. (2008) Synthesis and metal complexation properties of bisbenzospiropyran chelators in water. Tetrahedron 64:7097-7105
Kumar, Satish; Hernandez, David; Hoa, Brenda et al. (2008) Synthesis, photochromic properties, and light-controlled metal complexation of a naphthopyran derivative. Org Lett 10:3761-4
Valentine, Sonya C; Contreras, Deisy; Tan, Stephanie et al. (2008) Phenotypic and molecular characterization of Acinetobacter baumannii clinical isolates from nosocomial outbreaks in Los Angeles County, California. J Clin Microbiol 46:2499-507
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The basic principle of implementation - server / client enables to create compact and distributed solutions. The basic kit consists of a product application server, a Web client and a configuration application. This kit can easily be installed on one computer / server with running "desktop" or server Windows OS or divided into multiple workstations.
Server application contains the server and client interfaces consisting of communications and database drivers to connect external data sources and also the interface to connect the desktop and web client applications.
It ensures the execution of the application logic over the data from connected external data sources, and also generates alarms, reports, controls external applications and conveys the processed data to client applications. Its functionality can be extended by the custom program modules.
Configurator allows you to define the connection of external data sources, data processing methods, define and / or map the structure of the connected database tables, to map external OPC and DDE servers, to configure alarms and reports as well as to define directory structure for the actual data. It can also be used for debugging of applications and as a "desktop" client application.


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Q: Contact form 7 - Can't seem to get my label and field in one line I am trying to create a natural language style contact form using contact form 7 but can't seem to get my label and fields to align. Each one displays on a separate line, not next to each other. Have tried a few different CSS tricks but nothing has worked. Any help?
I have tried floating the fields left and right, I have tried using divs to get them on the same line.
My name is [text your-name] and I am looking for [select TypeofMortgage "Bridging Finance" "Auction Finance" "Refurbishment Finance" "Development Finance"] for a property worth £[number number-603]
The best way to reach me us by [select contact "Phone""email"] at [text phone] or you can reach me by [select contact "Phone""email"] at [text your-email]
[submit "Chat soon"]
I really need this to display as a natural language, fill in the blanks style form.

A: You can do this using float.
First of all Create 1 Div and inside that Create one Div for Label and another one for input field.
and then use this css.
<style>
.main-box {
  display: inline-block;
  width: 360px;
  height: 360px;
}
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Paul McCartney "Flowers In The Dirt"
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Unaccustomed As I Am To The Luxury Life.
I've Been Hitting The Town And It Didn't Hit Back.
Unaccustomed As I Am To The Time On My Hands.
Now I Don't Have To Tell Anybody When I'm Gonna Get Back.
Inclination Not To Change A Single Thing.
My Brave, My Brave, My Brave Face.
Dirty Dishes And Throwing Them Away.
From The Table I Laid For Two.
I Want To Show You I'm Your Friend.
Its All That Matters In The End.
That's What The Father Said To His Younger Son.
As Long As You And I Are Here, Put It There.
Long As You And I Are Here, Put It There.
I Hate To See Things Go So Wrong.
Is Getting Lighter Sing A Song.
Don't Know If I'm Coming Or Going, I'm Early Or Late.
Why Can't We Travel A Continuous Line?
Make Love Reliable Convenant All The Time.
Up And Down The Hills I Go, I Got To Know, I Got To Know.
Than To Go Go For A Walk In The Dark?
Is It Better To Love Than To Give In To Hate?
It's Better By Far Than Getting Stuck In A Figure Of Eight.
It's Nothing More Than A Tape Loop In A Big Dance Hall.
And Let You Look Inside.
For A Better Moment That Didn't Come.
Than This One, This One.
Fade This One To Black.
And Try To Get Inside?
Fade This Swan To Black.
Feeling Like Like The Timing Wasn't Quite Right?
Couldn't I Have Given You A Better Life?
Look Me In The Eye, Tell Me That You Do?
I Needed Something, That Would Be There In The End.
Want To Get Inside, What Will I Do?
I Want To Get Inside To Be With You.
I Knew You'd Help Me, I Knew You Could.
You Knew I Didn't Want To Be Misunderstood.
I Want To Get Inside, To Be With You.
But I Wouldn't Mind A Hand.
She Makes Me Go So Wrong.
I've Loved Her Oh So Long.
(So Why Don't You Come Right Out And Say It, Stupid)?
I Know That You Want Her Too.
(So Why Don't You Lie Back And Enjoy It)?
(Yes She Says I'm Just The Boy For It).
If You Can Answer This You Can Have The Moon.
Why Are There Always So Many Other Things To Do?
Pretend We're Not At Home And They'll Disappear.
Away From All This Jazz We Could Do Anything At All.
Distractions, Like Butterflies Are Buzzing 'Round My Head.
We Made Love In The Afternoon.
When You Find A Meeting Of The Minds.
It Was All We Ever Had.
Waiting Up Till The Children Came.
If You Don't Work At It.
I'll Keep Watch Until I'm Sure Your Coming Home.
Something Could Be Terribly Wrong.
Don't Be, Don't Be Careless.
Before Whatever Out There Is Gone.
What Can I Do, That Day Is Done.
I Said I'd Walk In Her Parade.
Hot Scalding Tears I Thought Would Flow.
Still In My Heart They'll Never Show.
When They Announced Her Precious Face.
Still, Every Time Is Like The First.
There Was Applause When She Stepped Up.
I Know I Must Stay Underground.
That Day Is Done, That Day Is Done.
That's Why She Walks, Or So They Say.
One Time Before They Proceed.
I Know I'll Never See Her Face.
She Walks Away From My Resting Place.
How Many People Stand In A Line?
How Many People Never Get A Chance To Shine?
How Many People Have Died?
I Want To See Ordinary People Living Peacefully.
How Many People, Never Make It Through To The Other Side?
How Many People Have Cried?
Turn On Your Motor Of Love.
Motor Of Love, Motor Of Love.
You Give Me More Than Enough.
Nearly Threw Away The Keys.
How many days will the wet weather last?


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Take a Trip With Us!
Take a Trip With Us!Take a Trip With Us!Take a Trip With Us!
Labor Day 2017 Trip
Trip of a Lifetime
Siblings Trip
The Grand Canyon Trip
Corey's Birthday Trip
Independence Day Weekend
Aug 2020 Trip
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Our To Do List
September 2019 - San Isabel National Forest
Trip Prep
This was one of only three things that Corey wanted for his birthday: Lego sets, a Drone (yeah right!), and a camping trip with just him and Dad.
The day was absolutely crazy. I had been running some computer cabling and installing the new projector for our Church this week in hopes of getting it installed before the Missions Conference, but didn't get it all done on Thursday, so I had to finish it up this morning. On my way home, I got a call from a friend that does videos for a realtor with an "emergency" voice over request, so I stopped at the house to record that real quick. Packed the truck, and then I went and picked up Corey from School early. Any time we take a trip, we always say a prayer and ask for protection (which Corey wanted to do this time instead of Dad). So, after his prayer, we headed for his choice of a camping spot, a little place we found back during our Spring Break trip that got cut short due to weather. We stopped at Mountain Equipment Recyclers near downtown, and Corey found an item on their $5 rack (I've found everything on that rack, stoves, lanterns, you name it!) and we grabbed it and headed out for our destination. Our only stop was the grocery store to get some biscuits for our dessert that night: biscuits on a stick! After leaving there, we went through Wetmore, passing the Wetmore Baptist Church where a friend of ours pastors, and reached our destination. After scouting around a little bit, we decided that this was too much out in the open and the we wanted some TREES! I had spied another spot just a little bit down the road, so we headed there. Once we arrived, we setup camp and quickly discovered that we had brought a STOVE......but NO FUEL! We had planned to build a small fire for the biscuits on a stick, but it was incredibly windy, and I didn't want to be THAT guy. You know, the one that sets the woods on fire because he wanted a roasted marshmallow.....
Corey and I gathered sticks and then rearranged the rocks in the fire pit that was already there at our campsite into a smaller and taller fire ring, and then put sand around the bottom. We put flat rock on the side of the fire ring specifically for the coffee pot, built a small fire, and then waited for some coals to be established. Eventually we put our coffee pot of water on to get hot....which seemed to have taken for-ever. I really want a Kelly Kettle, specifically for this purpose! When the water was finally hot enough, we poured it over Corey's choice for dinner: Ramen Noodles! After that, we did make a couple of biscuits on a stick, but that was about it. I could feel a headache coming on, and Corey said he was tired already and wanted to go to bed and "watch the movie". Our normal Friday night routine is to get pizza and watch a movie at home, one child getting a turn at picking the movie each week. Corey was upset that we couldn't watch one this week, but I told him that we would get to watch God's movie, which was the stars and the moon. When we setup the tent, I showed him the "movie screen", which was the top windows in the roof of the tent. So, once we got settled in, we laid there and chatted about the days events, and waited for the stars to appear. "There's one!" he would exclaim after finding one through the window on the top of the rooftop tent. "Ohhhh, there's another! and another one!" He would soon discover the moon coming up over the mountain and lighting up the inside of our sleeping cave for the night, and then fell asleep sometime shortly after that. I, however, did not get that pleasure...
Every 20 minutes or so, I'd wake up to excruciating pain in my head. I just kept dozing off hopng that it would subside soon, but it never did. About 2:30 in the morning, I exited the tent searching for anything that could possibly knock the edge off of this pain in my head. Glove box was empty.. my pack was empty, I just couldn't' find anything medicine wise. I usually keep some kind of pain medicine in the truck but for whatever reason, it just wasn't there. I remembered having a Boost Oxygen tank under the kids seat in the back, so I dug around by the light of the moon and found it. I took several long breaths from the can, and took it back up to the tent with me. It was pretty chilly that night, so I had my head under the covers, and every time I'd wake up, I'd let some of that oxygen loose, which ended up being often. I finally drifted off to sleep.
What a blessing to wake up with no headache! Instead, another kind of headache: Day two without a camp stove, which meant no breakfast of bacon and pancakes (Corey's choice for breakfast, but that also meant no coffee for me!), so we had to settle for a granola bar or two. We packed up and headed back home pretty early because Corey wanted to go to our Church Outreach so that he could get his "Evangelism" badge award from Master Clubs, a program that our church supports and our kids attend on Wednesday nights. A brief stop at a Carl's Jr. (that took FOR-E.V.E.R.), and a hour later we were in the parking lot at church. A quick trip for a little dude who got everything he wanted for his birthday Except for a drone. And Pancakes. :-)
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A model integrating personal and social change in teacher education; its implementation in a racism and sexism training program.
Schniedewind, Nancy, "A model integrating personal and social change in teacher education; its implementation in a racism and sexism training program." (1975). Doctoral Dissertations 1896 - February 2014. 3215.


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Rank and Vile
By Grist staff on Nov 16, 2006
U.S. ranks low on climate-change list topped by European countries
Two groups have ranked the climate-change successes of the 56 countries responsible for 90 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions, and concluded that they all suck. "We don't have any winners, we only have countries that are better compared to others," says Matthias Duwe of the Climate Action Network. "We don't have big shining stars." Among the least shiny was the United States, which ranked fourth from the bottom, just above China, Malaysia, and Saudi Arabia. China's third-to-suckiest rating was a prodigious drop; on last year's list, it ranked 29th. The top three spots this year went to Sweden (which uses renewables for about one-quarter of its energy consumption), Britain, and Denmark. CAN's co-ranker, Germanwatch — which apparently watches more than just Germans — made the calculations based on emissions levels in the past year, emissions trends over the past five years, and climate policy. Causing the U.S. to scratch its head and ask, "Climate policy? What's that?"
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Not much to tell today. Last night we went to the show to hear a baritone singer. Although he supposedly has sung with the Australian symphony, we were not impressed. I got the feeling that he either had a cold or just hadn't warmed up. The first few songs he sang were a bit flat. He did do a nice job of singing Leonard Cohen's Halleluiah and a medley from the Phantom of the Opera. Unfortunately, I am one of the few people who do not like the music from Phantom of the Opera.
No photos today. There has been nothing but open sea out our window all day. We did attend a good lecture this afternoon on "Captain Bligh - Life After the Bounty". Our reef pilot, Captain Wallace Cray gave this talk as a follow up to his lecture on Captain Bligh's life leading up to the mutiny on the Bounty. It was really a great talk. Capt. Cray is an excellent speaker and really knows this topic.
There was another lecture this morning, "An Introduction to South East Asia", but our timing was off so we missed it. Luckily we will be able to see it on TV. They record all the lectures and replay them for a few days.
Don't get me wrong, there are lots of other things to do on the ship. We just happen to enjoy the opportunity to sit on our balcony or in the room, read or play games, and watch the ocean go by.
Tomorrow afternoon we will land in Darwin, so I hope to be able to write more tomorrow night.


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/*$Id: CommandImpl.java 3851 2005-01-07 18:15:17Z gunterze $*/
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package org.dcm4cheri.data;

import org.dcm4che.data.*;
import org.dcm4che.dict.Tags;
import org.dcm4che.dict.UIDs;

import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.OutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;

/** Defines behavior of Command container objects.
 *
 * @author  gunter.zeilinger@tiani.com
 * @version 1.0.0
 * @see "DICOM Part 7: Message Exchange, 6.3.1 Command Set Structure"
 */
final class CommandImpl extends DcmObjectImpl implements Command {

   private int cmdField = -1;
   private int dataSetType = -1;
   private int status = -1;
   private int msgID = -1;
   private String sopClassUID = null;
   private String sopInstUID = null;

   public int getCommandField() {
      return cmdField;
   }

   public int getMessageID() {
      return msgID;
   }

   public int getMessageIDToBeingRespondedTo() {
      return msgID;
   }

   public String getAffectedSOPClassUID() {
      return sopClassUID;
   }

   public String getRequestedSOPClassUID() {
      return sopClassUID;
   }

   public String getAffectedSOPInstanceUID() {
      return sopInstUID;
   }

   public String getRequestedSOPInstanceUID() {
      return sopInstUID;
   }

   public int getStatus() {
      return status;
   }

   public boolean isPending() {
      switch (status) {
         case 0xff00:
         case 0xff01:
            return true;
      }
      return false;
   }

   public boolean isRequest() {
      switch (cmdField) {
         case C_STORE_RQ:
         case C_GET_RQ:
         case C_FIND_RQ:
         case C_MOVE_RQ:
         case C_ECHO_RQ:
         case N_EVENT_REPORT_RQ:
         case N_GET_RQ:
         case N_SET_RQ:
         case N_ACTION_RQ:
         case N_CREATE_RQ:
         case N_DELETE_RQ:
         case C_CANCEL_RQ:
            return true;
      }
      return false;
   }

   public boolean isResponse() {
      switch (cmdField) {
         case C_STORE_RSP:
         case C_GET_RSP:
         case C_FIND_RSP:
         case C_MOVE_RSP:
         case C_ECHO_RSP:
         case N_EVENT_REPORT_RSP:
         case N_GET_RSP:
         case N_SET_RSP:
         case N_ACTION_RSP:
         case N_CREATE_RSP:
         case N_DELETE_RSP:
            return true;
      }
      return false;
   }

   public boolean hasDataset() {
      if (dataSetType == -1)
         throw new IllegalStateException();

      return dataSetType != NO_DATASET;
   }

   private Command initCxxxxRQ(int cmd, int msgID, String sopClassUID,
   int priority) {
      if (priority != MEDIUM &&  priority != HIGH &&  priority != LOW) {
         throw new IllegalArgumentException("priority=" + priority);
      }
      if (sopClassUID.length() == 0) {
         throw new IllegalArgumentException();
      }
      putUI(Tags.AffectedSOPClassUID, sopClassUID);
      putUS(Tags.CommandField, cmd);
      putUS(Tags.MessageID, msgID);
      putUS(Tags.Priority, priority);
      return this;
   }

   private Command initCxxxxRSP(int cmd, int msgID, String sopClassUID,
   int status) {
      if (sopClassUID != null) {
         putUI(Tags.AffectedSOPClassUID, sopClassUID);
      }
      putUS(Tags.CommandField, cmd);
      putUS(Tags.MessageIDToBeingRespondedTo, msgID);
      putUS(Tags.Status, status);
      return this;
   }

   public Command initCStoreRQ(int msgID, String sopClassUID,
   String sopInstUID, int priority) {
      if (sopInstUID.length() == 0) {
         throw new IllegalArgumentException();
      }
      initCxxxxRQ(C_STORE_RQ, msgID, sopClassUID, priority);
      putUI(Tags.AffectedSOPInstanceUID, sopInstUID);
      return this;
   }

   public Command setMoveOriginator(String aet, int msgID) {
      if (aet.length() == 0) {
         throw new IllegalArgumentException();
      }
      putAE(Tags.MoveOriginatorAET, aet);
      putUS(Tags.MoveOriginatorMessageID, msgID);
      return this;
   }

   public Command initCStoreRSP(int msgID, String sopClassUID,
   String sopInstUID, int status) {
      return initNxxxxRSP(C_STORE_RSP, msgID, sopClassUID, sopInstUID,
      status);
   }

   public Command initCFindRQ(int msgID, String sopClassUID, int priority) {
      return initCxxxxRQ(C_FIND_RQ, msgID, sopClassUID, priority);
   }

   public Command initCFindRSP(int msgID, String sopClassUID, int status) {
      return initCxxxxRSP(C_FIND_RSP, msgID, sopClassUID, status);
   }

   public Command initCCancelRQ(int msgID) {
      putUS(Tags.CommandField, C_CANCEL_RQ);
      putUS(Tags.MessageIDToBeingRespondedTo, msgID);
      return this;
   }

   public Command initCGetRQ(int msgID, String sopClassUID, int priority) {
      return initCxxxxRQ(C_GET_RQ, msgID, sopClassUID, priority);
   }

   public Command initCGetRSP(int msgID, String sopClassUID, int status) {
      return initCxxxxRSP(C_GET_RSP, msgID, sopClassUID, status);
   }

   public Command initCMoveRQ(int msgID, String sopClassUID, int priority,
   String moveDest) {
      if (moveDest.length() == 0) {
         throw new IllegalArgumentException();
      }
      initCxxxxRQ(C_MOVE_RQ, msgID, sopClassUID, priority);
      putAE(Tags.MoveDestination, moveDest);
      return this;
   }

   public Command initCMoveRSP(int msgID, String sopClassUID, int status) {
      return initCxxxxRSP(C_MOVE_RSP, msgID, sopClassUID, status);
   }

   public Command initCEchoRQ(int msgID, String sopClassUID) {
      if (sopClassUID.length() == 0) {
         throw new IllegalArgumentException();
      }
      putUI(Tags.AffectedSOPClassUID, sopClassUID);
      putUS(Tags.CommandField, C_ECHO_RQ);
      putUS(Tags.MessageID, msgID);
      return this;
   }

   public Command initCEchoRQ(int msgID) {
      return initCEchoRQ(msgID, UIDs.Verification);
   }

   public Command initCEchoRSP(int msgID, String sopClassUID, int status) {
      return initCxxxxRSP(C_ECHO_RSP, msgID, sopClassUID, status);
   }

   public Command initCEchoRSP(int msgID) {
      return initCxxxxRSP(C_ECHO_RSP, msgID, UIDs.Verification, 0);
   }

   private Command initNxxxxRQ(int cmd, int msgID, String sopClassUID,
         String sopInstanceUID) {
      if (sopClassUID.length() == 0) {
         throw new IllegalArgumentException();
      }
      if (sopInstanceUID.length() == 0) {
         throw new IllegalArgumentException();
      }
      putUI(Tags.RequestedSOPClassUID, sopClassUID);
      putUS(Tags.CommandField, cmd);
      putUS(Tags.MessageID, msgID);
      putUI(Tags.RequestedSOPInstanceUID, sopInstanceUID);
      return this;
   }

   private Command initNxxxxRSP(int cmd, int msgID, String sopClassUID,
         String sopInstanceUID, int status) {
      if (sopClassUID != null) {
         putUI(Tags.AffectedSOPClassUID, sopClassUID);
      }
      putUS(Tags.CommandField, cmd);
      putUS(Tags.MessageIDToBeingRespondedTo, msgID);
      putUS(Tags.Status, status);
      if (sopInstanceUID != null) {
         putUI(Tags.AffectedSOPInstanceUID, sopInstanceUID);
      }
      return this;
   }

   public Command initNEventReportRQ(int msgID, String sopClassUID,
         String sopInstanceUID, int eventTypeID) {
      if (sopClassUID.length() == 0) {
         throw new IllegalArgumentException();
      }
      if (sopInstanceUID.length() == 0) {
         throw new IllegalArgumentException();
      }
      putUI(Tags.AffectedSOPClassUID, sopClassUID);
      putUS(Tags.CommandField, N_EVENT_REPORT_RQ);
      putUS(Tags.MessageID, msgID);
      putUI(Tags.AffectedSOPInstanceUID, sopInstanceUID);
      putUS(Tags.EventTypeID, eventTypeID);
      return this;
   }

   public Command initNEventReportRSP(int msgID, String sopClassUID,
         String sopInstUID, int status) {
      return initNxxxxRSP(N_EVENT_REPORT_RSP, msgID, sopClassUID, sopInstUID,
         status);
   }

   public Command initNGetRQ(int msgID, String sopClassUID,
         String sopInstUID, int[] attrIDs) {
      initNxxxxRQ(N_GET_RQ, msgID, sopClassUID, sopInstUID);
      if (attrIDs != null) {
         putAT(Tags.AttributeIdentifierList, attrIDs);
      }
      return this;
   }

   public Command initNGetRSP(int msgID, String sopClassUID,
         String sopInstUID, int status) {
      return initNxxxxRSP(N_GET_RSP, msgID, sopClassUID, sopInstUID, status);
   }

   public Command initNSetRQ(int msgID, String sopClassUID,
         String sopInstUID) {
      return initNxxxxRQ(N_SET_RQ, msgID, sopClassUID, sopInstUID);
   }

   public Command initNSetRSP(int msgID, String sopClassUID,
         String sopInstUID, int status) {
      return initNxxxxRSP(N_SET_RSP, msgID, sopClassUID, sopInstUID, status);
   }

   public Command initNActionRQ(int msgID, String sopClassUID,
         String sopInstUID, int actionTypeID) {
      initNxxxxRQ(N_ACTION_RQ, msgID, sopClassUID, sopInstUID);
      putUS(Tags.ActionTypeID, actionTypeID);
      return this;
   }

   public Command initNActionRSP(int msgID, String sopClassUID,
         String sopInstUID, int status) {
      return initNxxxxRSP(N_ACTION_RSP, msgID, sopClassUID, sopInstUID,
      status);
   }

   public Command initNCreateRQ(int msgID, String sopClassUID,
         String sopInstanceUID) {
      if (sopClassUID.length() == 0) {
         throw new IllegalArgumentException();
      }
      putUI(Tags.AffectedSOPClassUID, sopClassUID);
      putUS(Tags.CommandField, N_CREATE_RQ);
      putUS(Tags.MessageID, msgID);
      if (sopInstanceUID != null) {
         putUI(Tags.AffectedSOPInstanceUID, sopInstanceUID);
      }
      return this;
   }

   public Command initNCreateRSP(int msgID, String sopClassUID,
         String sopInstUID, int status) {
      return initNxxxxRSP(N_CREATE_RSP, msgID, sopClassUID, sopInstUID,
      status);
   }

   public Command initNDeleteRQ(int msgID, String sopClassUID,
   String sopInstUID) {
      return initNxxxxRQ(N_DELETE_RQ, msgID, sopClassUID, sopInstUID);
   }

   public Command initNDeleteRSP(int msgID, String sopClassUID,
         String sopInstUID, int status) {
      return initNxxxxRSP(N_DELETE_RSP, msgID, sopClassUID, sopInstUID,
      status);
   }

   protected DcmElement put(DcmElement newElem) {
      int tag = newElem.tag();
      if ((tag & 0xFFFF0000) != 0x00000000)
         throw new IllegalArgumentException(newElem.toString());
/*
        if (newElem.getByteBuffer().order() != ByteOrder.LITTLE_ENDIAN)
            throw new IllegalArgumentException(
                    newElem.getByteBuffer().toString());
 */
      try {
         switch (tag) {
            case Tags.AffectedSOPClassUID:
            case Tags.RequestedSOPClassUID:
               sopClassUID = newElem.getString(null);
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HB 2523, sponsored by Rep. David Gregory, and HB 2524, sponsored by Rep. Jean Evans, are identical bills that would increase penalties for violating the state's Sunshine Law and retention law, create the Transparency Division within the Attorney General's Office, and that office subpoena power in Sunshine Law investigations.
The civil penalty for knowingly violating Missouri's retention and open records laws would be increased to a maximum of $10,000, under the legislation. Any person knowingly violating the laws would be committing a class B misdemeanor.
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Under the legislation, those in the Transparency Division would not represent state agencies thus avoiding a potential conflict of interest.
Those testifying on the legislation insisted that the use of the Confide app by the governor and his staff did not inspire the bills.
She said she has spoken with the governor's liaison and was told he supports the bills strengthening the Sunshine Law.
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Q: Fatal Exception: CALayerInvalidGeometry CALayer bounds contains NaN: [-14 nan; 375 0] Crashlytics integrated with my app reported a crash which says:

CALayerInvalidGeometry:CALayer bounds contains NaN: [-14 nan; 375 0]

I am actually neither able to reproduce the crash nor I am able to identify any relevant information regarding the controller class or method where the crash is possibly occurring.
I have double checked all the maths included in my app and also went through several related questions over StackOverFlow but couldn't possibly found any solution.
Any help much appreciated.

A: These are extremely hard to spot but unfortunately this does look like some division-by-zero-like issue. First of all division by zero will not give you NaN but rather inf or -inf. The only way to get NaN with division by zero is to divide 0.0 by 0.0. There are other ways of getting NaN like using acos(2.0) because cos is on interval [-1,1].
But then the best part is that any operation with NaN results into NaN which means the following:
let a: CGFloat = 0.0
let b: CGFloat = 0.0
let c: CGFloat = a/b

let frame = CGRect(x: 14.0, y: 30.0*c, width: 375.0, height: 0.0)
print(frame)

outputs (14.0, nan, 375.0, 0.0). So even if you see no possible division by zero in 30.0*c you mat still have division by zero in parameter c.
I know hitting an issue as this one is really painful. You could in your case overcome it by implementing a top level method like:
func CGRect(x: CGFloat, y: CGFloat, width: CGFloat, height: CGFloat) -> CoreGraphics.CGRect {
    return CoreGraphics.CGRect(x: x.isNaN ? 0.0 : x, y: y.isNaN ? 0.0 : y, width: width.isNaN ? 0.0 : width, height: height.isNaN ? 0.0 : height)
}

This will replace your NaN with 0.0 and most likely fix the crash. Still there is no way to tell what the results will be. You could also do the same and add some if statements in there and use a breakpoint to try and randomly reproduce the issue yourself. This way you might find more info on what is going on but you need to be able to reproduce the issue.


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Critics say 'Ragnarok' is the 'Thor' comedy we've always wanted
The God of Thunder gets to let loose.
By Angie Han on October 19, 2017
Tessa Thompson and Chris Hemsworth in Thor: Ragnarok. Credit: Jasin Boland / Marvel Studios
Nearly a decade into its run, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is having its best year yet.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 was a win. So was Spider-Man: Homecoming. And now Thor: Ragnarok is here to close out the year in style.
And oh, what style.
According to the reviews, director Taika Waititi's touch is all over Thor: Ragnarok – from its playful humor to its '70s- and '80s-inspired visuals. Here's what else the critics are saying ...
SEE ALSO: 'Thor: Raganarok' has kind of a funny problem
Thor: Ragnarok is really, really funny
Courtney Howard, Fresh Fiction TV(Opens in a new window):
This film lives and breathes in Waititi's specialized knack for irreverent comedy. It's so very on-brand with his filmmaking voice. I'm just happy Marvel let him do it. With the exception of one emotional moment in the third act being undercut by a stale joke, scenes aren't derailed by the humor, but rather take form to build up the characters.
Sheri Linden, The Hollywood Reporter(Opens in a new window):
One of the most surprising things about Thor: Ragnarok is that it forgoes the umlaut in the title — that winking diacritical mark would have been a nifty signal of the movie's tongue-in-cheek attitude toward its mythology, a comic stance that makes Thor's third outing his breeziest by far.
Bryan Bishop, The Verge(Opens in a new window):
Thor: Ragnarok is like Deadpool, only charming and light, rather than R-rated and nihilistic. Yes, these characters can get a little silly at times, Waititi seems to be saying, but that doesn't have to stop us from having a good time.
... Like, maybe a little too funny
Josh Dickey, Mashable:
If Ragnarok is an adjustment to the overly serious, faux-Shakespearean theatrics of Thor and The Dark World, then it feels like a slight over-correction, to the extent that it's hard to take any of this very seriously. If none of the characters feel any real peril, then why should we?
Brian Truitt, USA Today(Opens in a new window):
It's zany to a fault, though: The adventure leans hard into the campy Flash Gordon vibe and slapstick humor, so much so that when the third act save-the-world stuff comes, it doesn't feel completely earned.
Get ready to love the new characters
Jeff Goldblum plays planet leader Jeff Goldblum, and as always he's perfect in the role — I daresay this is the best Jeff Goldblum that Jeff Goldblum has played since his excellent turn as Jeff Goldblum in Jurassic Park.
Valkyrie's introduction is one of the best in Marvel's history, as it mixes the outlandish with the badassery. She's a subversive Han Solo for the next generation.
Alex Godfrey, British GQ(Opens in a new window):
Blanchett and Hopkins meanwhile, far from slumming it, are having all the fun in the world, her a dazzling cybergoth with evil glamour to spare, him, inhabited by Loki, a spoiled brat decadently lording it up.
Oh, and it looks and sounds great, too
Sakaar's design is aggressively retro-futuristic, calling to mind Heavy Metal magazine covers (with the Led Zeppelin music cues to match), and the score from Devo frontman Mark Mothersbaugh drenches everything in lush, prog-rock synthesizers.
At times [the visuals] recall other movies, as in a trash-heap scene's shades of WALL-Eand the scavenger lots of The Force Awakens. Least typical of the genre are the intentionally tacky interiors and primary colors of Sakaar's privileged quarters, the setting for some of the movie's better surprises.
Our homemade trailer of 'Thor: Ragnarok' looks stunning side-by-side the original one
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Angie Han is the Deputy Entertainment Editor at Mashable. Previously, she was the managing editor of Slashfilm.com. She writes about all things pop culture, but mostly movies, which is too bad since she has terrible taste in movies.


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Review: Mammoth by Chris Flynn
James Whitmore July 23, 2020 July 24, 2020 Reviews
A mammoth and a tyrannosaurus skeleton find themselves in a storage room … This set up, which sounds like a joke, is the premise for Chris Flynn's novel Mammoth. It's 2007 in New York, the eve of the GFC, and the two skeletons are waiting to be sold off in auction the next day. They pass the time by telling the stories of how they came to be where they are. In this world the dead remain sentient and communicative, as long as their remains are above ground, like Ancient Greek wandering spirits. More ghoulishly, they continue to experience their surroundings even if their parts are separated – the mammoth continues to feel a molar at the bottom of the Missouri River; the tyrannosaurus has a tooth in a Melbourne antique store.
The mammoth (really an American mastodon, Mammut americanum) was exhumed in 1801 in Orange County, New York, his first time above ground since he died at the end of the ice ages 13,354 years ago. He drones on and on in his stuffy 19th-century museum director tones, boring his companions, describing how he came to die, and the remarkable journey of his skeleton after he was found. He's like a pachyderm Forrest Gump, present at major moments in history: America's foundations, France under Napoleon, Irish rebellions, and the colonial frontier.
While other remains join him – a pterodactyl from Nazi Germany, an extinct penguin who may be from fiction, the mummified hand of Egyptian queen Hatshepsut – Mammut dominates the story-telling, like a blokey Scheherazade. The tyrannosaurus (not rex but a related species, bataar) was exhumed in Mongolia in 1991, but learned English in Florida after being exported by fossil smugglers, so speaks like a loutish 90s kid.
Writing about animals is notoriously difficult – let alone embodying a sentient skeleton – and Mammoth is least successful when inhabiting the once-living animal bodies (although the tyrannosaur's asteroid-induced PTSD is quite funny). Mammut's tale of how he came to die in ice age America, featuring glacial floods, cavemen crushed to death under mammoth feet, and an alliance with dire wolves, is cartoonishly bloodthirsty, like a vivid diorama in a natural history museum. Still, these scenes set up Mammut's very understandable disdain for and fascination with the creatures he addresses as hominids.
But the novel really gets into its groove when it takes up the story of the humans who exhumed and examined Mammut, puzzling over his meaning. Billed as mostly true, it is an endlessly fascinating and surprising story. Mammut is accompanied on tour in France by Moses Williams, the son of enslaved parents. In Paris, he is examined by Georges Cuvier, who is about to come up with the revolutionary idea that animals can become extinct. At the same time, Cuvier is originating scientific racism, explaining to an astonished Moses that that Caucasians are the naturally dominant race. Later, Mammut will take a detour via Ireland, before ending up back in America.
These humans are wonderfully drawn. One of the features of this novel is that the characters, by necessity, mostly speak in exposition (or jokes). It works remarkably well, because if you think about it people really do often speak in information dumps. At times it reads like 200 years of very interesting pub trivia, including two significant moments in booze history. Mammut's tale of two Irish siblings navigating the American frontier at the time of Lewis and Clarke has the unsentimental chill of Carys Davies' novella West (which not coincidentally also centres around a man setting out to find fantastical beasts).
Mammut's tale proves rich ground for examining our relationship with the environment. His first encounters are with Clovis people, the hunter-gatherers who first settled the Americas, and may have played a role in the extinction of megafauna. While the discovery of ancient beasts changes humans' understanding of the world (it's much older than the Bible would have it for starters), it is accompanied by theories of racial and species superiority that would go on to cause immense suffering to people and animals over the next 200 years. Throughout, Mammut wonders at the racist and colonial structures that allow such suffering.
Mammoth is about how we construct stories. His companions interrupt constantly to question the truth of what he is telling, and complain about its tedium. There are plenty of puns and jokes, often revolving around dick size (a running gag is about the tyrannosaur's tiny hands, reminding us of another predatory male). While the pub humour occasionally gets a bit wearisome, Mammut points out that the remains of giant beasts have often been used to furnish the masculinity of presidents, saloons, and Hollywood stars (in real life, as Flynn explains in a nonfictional epilogue, the tyrannosaur was bought by Nicholas Cage at the 2007 auction).
But all of this somewhat blokey humour builds to a surprisingly moving and resonant conclusion. "You lean towards the tragic," the tyrannosaur tells Mammut, with affection. Mammoths were there at the beginning of our age of mass extinction and climate change, and Mammut's final offer is generous and hopeful. As he says, "A mammoth problem requires a mammoth solution".
Gay rating: not gay
Animals, Australian, Contemporary, Dinosaurs, Environment, Extinction, Fiction, Novel
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New file attached to this post. .xls file available on PM request, it's too big for the site despite being only the exact same info.
Currently a work in progress that's about 85% complete, here's the latest result of my effort to catalog everything that ever had the Battletech IP stamped on it. Waste of time, yeah, but that's what hobbies are for.
Instead of one big text list, I've been working to input everything into a spreadsheet format, which allows me to add a whole ton more information. This is Open Office spreadsheet, which I think opens fine in Excel, but I'm not sure. I can convert it to .xls format, but then it goes from 96k to 459k, well above the file size limit our board can handle.
Miniatures. All of them. So you all can stop bugging me for my inventory sheets now!
Sections incomplete include a complete listing of all MWDA game pieces and an index of foreign language products.
I'm always looking for input, so if you know of anything you don't see on the list please give a holler. I can't promise there isn't an error or two here and there, but I've striven for accuracy in everything. There's a lot more to talk about, but I know people don't like reading the walls of text, so I'll just answer questions if there are any. Enjoy!
.xls format for Excel users can be found at the link below, thanks to Doug Glendower!
Merry Christmas! Latest update includes all product released this year (or should, at least), and I've completed the MWDA section. Battlecorp fiction list still needs to be updated, and I still haven't worked on the foreign language product, though a couple people have sent me some excellent lists. As usual, all input is welcome!
Re: The Full Battletech product inventory returns!
Yes, I do have too much time on my hands. I needed something to fill it!
Well that's just crazy awesome useful. Thanks Jal!
Is it possible to put it up in another file format? I'm having trouble getting the .ods to work well.
"My name is Saul Tigh. I'm an officer in the Colonial Fleet. Whatever else I am, whatever else it means, that's the man I want to be. And if I die today, that's the man I'll be."
Where's the Comstar House book (1628) at?!
Yes please, an Excel of this would be very helpful!
555th Prawn Grenadiers, Tempura Galaxy, Scampi Cluster, Gumbo Super Nova, Risotto Trinary, Creole Star.
Awesome list you put together. Helps with checking what I am missing in my humble collection.
When converted to .xls, it comes out to almost 500K, too much for our board to handle. PM me an email and I'll send it to you.
Can you save it as a CSV file? That's a lot smaller and compatible with most spreadsheet programs. You'll lose any fancy formatting, but if you just want to get information out there it's a decent option.
Now do I want to print this up, and start highlighting what I have. Then get mad becuase I don't have some of the special ones!!!
Impressive work; I see you expanded the scope and improved the sorting since the last forum crash. Good to have this back!
Need any help with the German products?
- The ISBN10 of More Tales of the Black Widow is 1555601073. Says Sarna.net, and I know this to be correct because I put it there. Plus, Amazon also says it's correct.
- There's at least one "corrected printing" of TRO3057 (the 3rd printing) with altered (cut) content. They removed the notion that a Tramp-class variant with 4 collars and a LFB was observed with the Clans. I have both editions of the book on my shelf. When asked, Herb ruled that the report remained canonical although not neccessarily correct, because it was simply omitted and not rescinded.
Thanks for the Black Widow ISBN. For some reason, my copy has no ISBN, neither on the back cover nor on the copyright page. The TRO is a second or more printing, and I'm trying to work out the best way to mark those. right now I just note that there were corrected printings in the notes column.
I'd love help with the German stuff. I had a link from either you or Jymset saved in my PM box, but that was on the old forum. If you've got something, please PM me with it or post here!
I take it the PM in question was too new to be included in the forum archive (you can still log in and access your PMs on the archived forum, at least up until the backup took place)?
Anyways, yes - I'll help if I can. I am essentially doing the same work for the Sarna.net BTW, trying to hunt down every last BT product. I may have to rely on your list and knowledge in a number of instances.
I can give you the entire German FanPro catalogue (I think) and I can also point out a number of instances where FanPro didn't merely translate, but expanded the material (like additional scenarios in Tales of the Black Widow, additional rules, stables and 'Mechs in the German Solaris VII box, etc.) though that list won't be complete as I don't actually own some German products.
Perhaps Jymset can help out and fill the gaps, or work down the list from the other end. My suggested modus operandi would be to email you an excel (or open office, if you prefer) file with the data and you can then copy & paste it into your master file.
May I suggest that you create a separate subdirectory for "translated" items and "original foreign language products" - I have seen Italian and Spanish novels and game products on ebay so they do exist, I just don't know if they adhered 100% to the FASA originals or added original stuff like FanPro did. May be worth to hunt down Spanish and Italian users on this forum and see if they're interested in joining the project.
Rock you like a DV-6M!
I really am bad at letting go.
Jal, you want me to host the .XLS of this on Cavalier Cavalry? I'll do it in a heartbeat. If so, send me a PM, and I'll get you an email to send it to.
That's really an awesome lot of works !! Thanks a lot !!
The Box set, also translated by Hexagonal, got the number "00500", and the ISBN "0-931787-64-5 FASA2000"
I don't have Mechwarrior/Technoguerrier with me at the moment, but I can find the relevant informations if need be.
There was no other battletech products ever translated into French.
"The Mechwarrior formerly known as Stenka"
And the .xls file is up on Cavalier Cavalry, with Jal's permission in the PDF library section.
Thanks, Doug! I've added the link to the first post for ease of access.
What's the story on that avatar? Is that Hanse Davion headlocking someone while eating a burger? Is that supposed to be Mad Max or Michael Hasek Davion?
2 of the greatest lines in BT history are delivered by these two characters mere pages apart: "I give you the Cappellan Confederation!" then "the plate! Grab the plates!!!"
Would you also be interested in German language magazines (fanzines, MechForce Germany and Fanpro's House mag)?
I've drawn up an article on FanPro's "house magazine", Wunderwelten, but am missing issues 6, 27, 29, 37 and 48. I have a smattering of MFG and German Fan publications, but this kind of source material is difficult to come by and my "collection" has more holes in it that substance. It's curious how I managed to scrounge up more English fringe material than German fringe material... so what you mention seem to be material that we're still missing over at BTW.
I have a large list of German magazines sent to me by Jymset some time ago. I've been debating whether to out them into the Magazines sheet or the Foreign Language sheet.
Not sure from memory if I have WW #6, but the others should be in my collection. However, you will have to wait for the second weekend in September, currently I'm 600 klicks away from home.
Save for the fact they lack licenses to be officially 'in' the BTU.


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