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Q: property 'length' of undefined at Object.updateDirectives I have a Angular 6 project. and everything seems to work. ONly when I navigate from a sub menu item to the Correspontie component.
I alway see the message:
ERROR TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined
    at Object.updateDirectives (dossier-correspondence-item.component.ts:51)
    at Object.debugUpdateDirectives [as updateDirectives] (core.js:11914)
    at checkAndUpdateView (core.js:11307)
    at callViewAction (core.js:11548)
    at execComponentViewsAction (core.js:11490)
    at checkAndUpdateView (core.js:11313)
    at callViewAction (core.js:11548)
    at execEmbeddedViewsAction (core.js:11511)
    at checkAndUpdateView (core.js:11308)
    at callViewAction (core.js:11548)

Googled a lot. and searching for tutorials.
SO the DossierCorrespondenceItemComponent component looks like this:
import { Component, OnInit, Input, Output, EventEmitter } from '@angular/core';
import { DomSanitizer, SafeResourceUrl } from '@angular/platform-browser';
import { Router } from '@angular/router';
import { DossierEntry } from 'app/interfaces/dossier/dossier-entry.interface';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-dossier-correspondence-item',
  templateUrl: './dossier-correspondence-item.component.html',
})

export class DossierCorrespondenceItemComponent implements OnInit {
  @Input() item: DossierEntry;

  @Output() goBack = new EventEmitter();

  safeHTMLUrl: SafeResourceUrl;
  fileLoading = false;
  showFile = false;
  canOpenBlob = false;

  constructor(
    public sanitizer: DomSanitizer,
    private router: Router  ) {
    // IE/Edge specific
    this.canOpenBlob = !!window.navigator && !!window.navigator.msSaveOrOpenBlob;
  }

  handleGoBack() {
    this.goBack.emit();
  }
  openPdf(dossierEntryId: number) {
    this.router.navigate(['dossier/overig/pdf/', dossierEntryId]);
  }

  ngOnInit() {
    if (!this.item.isJson) {
      if (window.btoa) {
        this.safeHTMLUrl = this.sanitizer.bypassSecurityTrustResourceUrl(
          'data:text/html;base64,' + btoa(this.item.summary)
        );
      } else {
        this.safeHTMLUrl = this.sanitizer.bypassSecurityTrustResourceUrl('data:text/html;utf-8,' + this.item.summary);
      }
    }
  }

  openInNewTab() {
    const popup = window.open('', '_blank');
    popup.document.write(this.item.summary);
  }
}

And the error message I receive is this:
ERROR TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined
    at Object.updateDirectives (dossier-correspondence-item.component.ts:51)
    at Object.debugUpdateDirectives [as updateDirectives] (core.js:11914)
    at checkAndUpdateView (core.js:11307)
    at callViewAction (core.js:11548)
    at execComponentViewsAction (core.js:11490)
    at checkAndUpdateView (core.js:11313)
    at callViewAction (core.js:11548)
    at execEmbeddedViewsAction (core.js:11511)
    at checkAndUpdateView (core.js:11308)
    at callViewAction (core.js:11548)

And this is the html:

{{ item.date | date:"dd-MM-y HH:mm" }}

{{ item.name }}

                <ng-template #summaryIsJson>
          <app-dossier-entry-summary class="correspondence-item-text" [dossierEntry]="item"></app-dossier-entry-summary>
                </ng-template>

        <button type="button" class="button correspondence-back-button" (click)="handleGoBack()">Terug naar overzicht</button>

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and the DossierCorrespondenceComponent looks like this:
import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { HealthAPIService } from '../../shared/health-api/health-api.service';

import { DossierEntry } from '../../interfaces/dossier/dossier-entry.interface';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-dossier-correspondence',
  templateUrl: './dossier-correspondence.component.html',
})

export class DossierCorrespondenceComponent implements OnInit {
  allCorrespondence: Array<DossierEntry>;
  correspondenceEntries: Array<DossierEntry>;
  attachmentEntries: Array<DossierEntry>;
  message = '';
  emptyMessage = 'Geen correspondentie.';
  errorMessage = 'Er ging iets mis met de connectie. Probeer over enkele minuten nogmaals.';

  correspondenceLoaded = false;
  showingSingle = false;

  single: DossierEntry;

  constructor(private healthAPIService: HealthAPIService) {}

  handleCorrespondenceLoad(result) {
    if (result.length === 0) {
      this.message = this.emptyMessage;
      return;
    }
    this.allCorrespondence = result;
    this.attachmentEntries = [];
    this.correspondenceEntries = [];
    for (let entry of result) {
      switch (entry.type) {
        case 'correspondence': {
          this.correspondenceEntries.push(entry);
          break;
        }
        case 'attachments': {
          this.attachmentEntries.push(entry);
          break;
        }
        default: {
          console.log('Dossier correspondence heeft een invalide entry soort teruggegeven');
          break;
        }
      }
    }
  }

  gotoItem(index, type: string) {
    this.showingSingle = true;
    // this.single = this.allCorrespondence[index];
    switch (type) {
      case 'correspondence': {
        this.single = this.correspondenceEntries[index];
        break;
      }
      case 'attachments': {
        this.single = this.attachmentEntries[index];
        break;
      }
      default: {
        console.log('Er is op een ongeldige soort dossier entry geklikt');
        break;
      }
    }
  }

  goBack(event) {
    this.showingSingle = false;
  }

  ngOnInit() {
    this.healthAPIService.getDossierEntry('correspondence').subscribe(result => {
      this.handleCorrespondenceLoad(result), (this.correspondenceLoaded = true);
    }, msg => (this.message = this.errorMessage));
  }
}

ont the last bracket:
openInNewTab() {
    const popup = window.open('', '_blank');
    popup.document.write(this.item.summary);
  }
} -- here I get this error

if (result &&  result.length === 0) {
      this.message = this.emptyMessage;
      return;
    }

oke, I did a console.log(result): iut is now a array of 16 objects. and one of the objects has this:
0:
date: "2018-01-11T13:59:48.203125+01:00"
dossierEntryId: 160
file: null
hasFile: true
isJson: false
jsonSummary: null
name: "Hartrevalidatie intake"
referenceId: "326222220501"
summary: "<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Trans"
type: "correspondence"
__proto__: Object

I get the error on this line:
<app-is-loading *ngIf="!correspondenceLoaded" message="Correspondentie wordt geladen"></app-is-loading>

A: hard to tell what the actual error is here but, this method:
this.healthAPIService.getDossierEntry('correspondence').subscribe(result => {

is returning an undefined result in the subscribe handler where you then call this with it:
this.handleCorrespondenceLoad(result)

and then in that method you check the length of an undefined object:
if (result.length === 0) {

so you need to either:

*

*check for undefined if undefined should be expected:
if (result && result.length === 0) {
or 2. make sure your getDossierEntry observable doesn't emit undefined values

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This 3-hour program for children (ages 8-18) is divided into two grade-level groups: 3rd-6th and 7th-12th (We separate by grade to maximize the best experience for each child, however if your child has attended one of these workshops they are welcome to sign up for the more advanced session as long as they are at least in the 5th grade). When you sign up, you select ONE 3-hour time slot for either Friday morning, Friday afternoon, Saturday morning, or Saturday afternoon. Availability is limited. Based upon attendance we reserve the right to reassign children and you will be notified via an email from campinfinity.com. Availability is limited.
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A Reflection: 5 Years in the Bi Community but Still Not Enough Change…
By NekoFireFoxy
If there is something I learned during the last 5 years it is never judge a book by its cover.
Being bisexual can mean you're mostly being judged by the book title without even looking at the cover or reading the synopsis. I wish that would change. Honestly, I never thought being bisexual was such a big deal for me. Yes, it hurt me when people (mostly straight men) mistook me for a nymphomaniac or the fact I lost some friends because of their fear I would try to hit on them out of the blue. But it became a big deal. I read an article titled "13 things not to say to a bisexual" and realized how many of these things I had heard personally more than once. When I pointed this out to others, I got a full load of biphobia and bi-erasure. I was used to this from straight people, but now it came from members of the LGBTQ+ community–people whom I thought would stand on the same side as I – aiming for equality. My experiences were dismissed as not being relevant and that bi femmes like me have it much easier because we have "straight privilege." I was belittled, accused, and called names by people to whom I had turned to find common ground. People would dismiss any kind of discrimination. There were some very supportive voices, but the negative ones got stuck in my head and I was disappointed. Ever since, I have become very sensitive to the little undertones, gestures, and micro reactions I receive when I disclose my bisexuality. And a lot of them were not just unpleasant, but flat out hostile.
I grew up in Germany and lived there for the most part of my life until I moved to Switzerland in 2017. Sadly, we lack many organizations which offer a platform for bisexuals or any other non-binary sexual orientation. When I dived further into the matter, I came across many alarming statistics and I reached out to local LGBTQ+ groups and organizations to include bi issues in their work. However, I was met with disinterest. I was told that bi issues are insignificant. Bisexuals and our struggles didn't matter to them even though these local groups claimed to be inclusive.
Bisexuals make the largest population inside the LGBTQ+ community but have the lowest number of coming out rates. How are we supposed to come out in safety if the people we turn to in need of support are tell us that we don't matter? To the people who confronted me with biphobia and bi-erasure, telling me they've never met a real bisexual, I often responded that they have probably met a few who did not disclose it to them because of the often hostile environment inside the greater LGBTQ+ community. Many bisexuals decide to falsely label themselves as straight, lesbian or gay because that's easier to accept. My partner labeled himself as gay for a very long time and paid a high price for it. But that seemed easier to him than to face another disappointment after coming out initially as bisexual years ago. Very often bisexuals are not welcome at queer events, excluded in discussions of marriage equality or health issues, and much more. It is gut wrenching for me because bisexuals have fought alongside gays and lesbians: celebrating victories together, mourning tragedies inside our diverse community together, standing together in crisis. But the greater LGBTQ+ seems to rarely discuss specific bi issues like low coming out rates, rates of sexual assault and domestic violence among bi women, and substance abuse rates among bisexuals.
I remember reading an article about the low number of bi supporting groups participating in London Pride. I then I read statements from bi activists who were told their wish to participate was "demanding." Personally, I find Pride events complicated. My partner is of the opposite gender and also bisexual but since we don't wear neon colored signs on our forehead, we are typically identified as a straight couple. We aren't, and this relationship hasn't made us even 0.0001% straighter than before. However, when we go to Pride events, we are either viewed as a straight couple of allies or as lesbian bringing her straight or gay bestie with her (or vice versa). But if we decide to openly identify as bisexuals, whether through the bi flag or clothes, we're met with resentment at best and openly displayed hate at worst. We've been called names and been spat at. It breaks my heart because I think there is more that unites than divides us. My vision of Pride events as an opportunity to unite and celebrate our diversity and our victories was shattered in those moments, and I was a grown woman at that time. I can't imagine how that must feel for younger individuals who struggle with their own sexuality and are looking for people to support and encourage them.
Simply put, it isn't enough to have a letter inside the LGBTQ+ acronym. It doesn't mean anything if we don't have a real space where we can openly talk about what matters to us. We deserve our voices to be heard and we deserve the spot that the acronym is meant to give us. Bisexuals have stood for all of our brothers and sisters when we saw how injustice targeted them, have spoken up when queer characters have been falsely and harmfully portrayed, and many other things. I hope for a change which will lead to bisexuals being recognized as full members of the LGBTQ+ movement. We often talk about how we're united under that rainbow flag, but this should mean more to us than just words we use to look good to the public. We all are different and some of our daily battles and challenges aren't the same, but we should stand strong for each other, be the shoulder to lean on regardless of who we love. We demand respect, acceptance and equal treatment from straight people, so it shouldn't be a challenge for us to do the same for each other.
I think what every single of us can do is to stay open minded and never become tired to talk about our issues. We have to stay visible and we should encourage others to do the same. And if we don't receive the support from outside our own group, we need to organize. Many bisexual groups exist that are a great inspiration for how we can network to strengthen each other. We've already seen some change for the better, but we still have a long way to go. Luckily, none of us has to go alone.
NekoFireFoxy, 37 years old, currently lives with her husband in Zurich, Switzerland where she works as a back-office administrator. She identifies as bisexual and never hid it because how you love isn't a threat to anyone else.


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The Importance of Smoke Detectors!
Smoke detectors are one of the most important safety devices you can install in your home. Once you've installed smoke detectors, it's absolutely vital to test them regularly to ensure that they will work during a fire. After all, what good are they if they aren't working when you need them the most!
· Photoelectric units are better for smoldering fires—such as electrical fires in the walls—so they're ideal for kitchens and bathrooms where these fires tend to occur.
· Ionization units give the surrounding air an electrical charge and then measure whether the charge remains constant or if a fire consumes the oxygen in the air. These units are better suited to areas where fires get out of control, such as a basement or near a furnace.
· Press the test button on the unit and wait for it to sound.
· Light a candle and hold it six inches below the detector so the heated air will rise into the detector.
· If the alarm doesn't sound within 20 seconds, blow and the candle and let the smoke rise.
· If the alarm still doesn't sound, open the detector and clean the unit. Then, test the unit again.
Replacing smoke detector batteries is critical to their usefulness. A great way to remember to change your smoke detectors' batteries is to do so twice a year during Daylight Saving Time. When you set your clocks forward or back an hour, also change your smoke detectors' batteries to keep your home and your family safe.
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500 Movie Challenge: The Brain That Wouldn't Die
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You ever hear about movies that influence so many great films after them, but aren't very good themselves? The Brain That Wouldn't Die is that movie. It's definitely a Rifftrax-worthy film, but without it we probably wouldn't have a Re-Animator. In fact, we wouldn't have a lot of the movies that fall under one of my favorite horror podcasts' label of "Let's Make A Girl." So come on, let's give props to the classics.
The gist: This movie's story is beautifully simple. There's a surgeon working in a hospital, who by the second minute you see him on screen you know is an effing sketch character. His dad works in the same surgery clinic, which probably makes him untouchable. He utilizes that privilege by openly dating a nurse… and experimenting with freaky limb augmentation and creating superhumans. Charming fellow.
But he intends to come clean to his girlfriend about his mad scientists ways. Over a romantic weekend in his mansion laboratory, of all things. But their car crashes on the way to the mansion, and his girlfriend is beheaded in the process (by the car door? The dash? It's never explained). The surgeon, being batsh*t crazy, steals his girlfriend's head from the scene and set is up in his lab. The head is resuscitated, containing all the prior memories and personality of the surgeon's dead girlfriend.
But the girlfriend doesn't want to be kept alive. Not if it just means being a head! So she starts communicating with the monster her boyfriends keeps in a closet, a remnant of past experiments gone wrong. All the while, the surgeon hunts for a new body for his girlfriend. Only the best will do.
What I "learned": Remember when science fiction used to be crazy? Like actively messing with our conceptions of life and death and the extent of life? Let's bring that back.
When I heard that The Interview was going to go on demand a few days after their theatrical release, it was like the future was staring me in the face. Horror been going straight to on-demand for years, because now that roger Ebert's died there are no longer any critics willing to give horror a chance. So they skip the critics and go straight to the people. Which is genius, because now they can be as crazy as they want and not worry about pleasing the critics. Or their investors, let's be real. So I'm hoping that happens with science fiction, soon. That seems like the only way we can bring back batsh*t crazy science fiction in the 2000s.
See this movie if you like: A really awful protagonist of a horror/science fiction movie brought to their doom. This surgeon is such a jerk, you guys. As in openly ogling women in pursuit of picking a new body for his dead girlfriend. It's so sweet to see him knocked down a peg.
Avoid this movie if: You're really fussy about "movie science," and inaccuracies really bother you. Not saying there's Midi-chlorians in this movie, but there's some weird science-y nonsense going on to explain why the surgeon's girlfriend's head is alive when other body parts wither off. If that's annoying to you, you might consider avoiding this one.
New Films Watched: 40
Films Re-Watched: 1
Total Number of Films: 41
Stay tuned for more entries in the Princess Dread Movie Challenge!
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[…] there's a scientist in the house, and he's apparently been talking to the doctor from The Brain That Wouldn't Die. I joke of course, because those two movies sharing a universe is too fun an idea to be true. But […]


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Talk of the town: Southbank Centre Literary Events
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Dulwich's Young Writer of the Year award winner Max Porter (pictured above) is among the chief attractions at the Southbank Centre's programme for January to March next year.
Booker Prize winner Marlon James is another of the authors talking about his writing in the complex's string of literary events.
The season encompasses exclusive in-conversation discussions with award-winning authors, specially-commissioned live readings and performance, an expanded series of new writing courses, exhibitions, prizes and the launch of a new poetry initiative, National Poetry Library Lates.
In a world exclusive pre-publication event, Max Porter the award-winning author of Grief Is the Thing With Feathers, presents a dramatic reading of scenes from his second novel, Lanny, in a live performance about art, myth and the extraordinary strangeness of everyday life.
Marlon James, Booker Prize winner
This one-off specially-commissioned live reading features a cast of actors alongside Mr Porter who will conjure the voices of English village life past and present.
The bestselling and award-winning author of The Hate U Give, Angie Thomas travels to the UK from her native Mississippi to present her second novel, On the Come Up in her debut appearance at Southbank Centre.
Paying homage to hip-hop, On the Come Up explores the art that sparked Thomas's passion for storytelling.
The new novel takes a look at the many realities of poor and working-class black families in America.
Award-winning British writer Robert Macfarlane makes an exclusive appearance to introduce Spell Songs, a series of new musical commissions based on his book The Lost Words, with artist Jackie Morris.
Eight leading folk musicians will perform the works inspired by the book which explores the removal of everyday nature words from a children's dictionary and celebrates nature's wonders.
Projections of Morris' artwork will accompany the music as she paints live on stage during the performance.
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A UK exclusive appearance from Leila Slimani, author of the bestselling Lullaby, discussing her new novel, Adele
Man Booker Prize winning author Marlon James launching the first in his new Dark Star trilogy Black Leopard, Red Wolf
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The launch of National Poetry Library Lates, a new regular late night poetry salon in the recently refurbished Hayward Gallery Cafe, the first of which features poets Hannah Lowe and MacGillivray
Robert Macfarlane making an exclusive appearance to introduce Spell Songs, a series of new musical commissions performed by leading folk artists based on his book The Lost Words
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The return of Polari, London's leading LGBTQ+ literary salon featuring Julie Cohen and VG Lee
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Myanmar's Suu Kyi To Face Genocide Allegations In ICJ
Yangon: Myanmar's state counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi took off for the Hague where she will face an accusation brought to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) by the Gambia over alleged genocide carried out against the Rohingya minority in her country. Suu Kyi, who is also Myanmar's foreign minister, is travelling with a team […]
Published: Monday, 09 December 2019
Last updated: 09 December 2019, 07:39 AM IST
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Yangon: Myanmar's state counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi took off for the Hague where she will face an accusation brought to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) by the Gambia over alleged genocide carried out against the Rohingya minority in her country.
Suu Kyi, who is also Myanmar's foreign minister, is travelling with a team of experts to the Netherlands so that she can appear at ICJ hearings on 10 and 12 December, the State Council said in a statement posted to its official Facebook account, Efe news reported.
On 11 November, the Gambia lodged a complaint with the court over alleged genocide and suspected ethnic cleansing operations carried out by Myanmar's military against the Rohingya Muslim minority in 2016 and 2017.
Gambian authorities, who presented the complaint in the name of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, also asked for precautionary measures to prevent extrajudicial killings, abuse and sexual violence against the Rohingyas, and to prevent the military from destroying evidence or blocking an investigation.
The ICJ will become the second court in the Hague to mull opening legal action against Myanmar.
On 14 November, judges from the International Criminal Court authorized a probe into alleged crimes against humanity against the Rohingya population.
Last month, a Rohingya organization filed a complaint in Argentina over alleged crimes against the minority.
As the Latin American country adheres to the principle of universal jurisdiction, cases can be taken on regardless of where the alleged crimes took place.
Over 730,000 Rohingya people have fled Myanmar to neighbouring Bangladesh since August 2016.
The mass exodus began after a rebel group carried out a series of attacks against security posts in the western Rakhine province, which led to a disproportionate crackdown from the Myanmar military against the ethnic group.
The military campaign, which has faced allegations of mass killings and rapes, has been described by United Nations observers as ethnic cleansing and possible genocide.
Myanmar does not recognize Rohingyas as citizens and the community has faced decades of discrimination, including restrictions on their freedom of movement.
Suu Kyi, an international heroine during her time in peaceful opposition to the military junta between 1988-2011, has lost much of her support beyond the country due to an apparent inability to protect the Rohingyas.
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Diabetes: 0 years back, I had been identified as having Type1 diabetes. My"drive rosary" does not activate self-pity; rather it fills me with gratitude. That is because we've come a long way in the way diabetes has been handled since the afternoon along with a much longer way as the 50 years earlier this, when World War I stalled diabetes research. Back afterward, 100 decades back, scientists identified diabetes had been associated with the metabolic rate of"glucose," but the most effective" (starvation diet plans ) only long lifetime for a month or two. Advances in treating understanding and treating diabetes, and Fast forward to now have not made one own patient, but also diabetes, a disorder that was survivable and I've learned to live with healthfully and emotionally. Listed below are ten landmarks in diabetes management and research I will be observing this National Diabetes Month.
Insulin is the thing that creates diabetes survivable. Between 1920 and 1922, the hormone insulin was isolated by researchers at the University of Toronto and also developed solutions to purify it. Then they analyzed the shot themselves, treated their very first patient with"dramatic" victory and permanently moved the manufacturing technology into Eli Lilly and Company. From 1923, insulin has been, more often than not, for sale in adequate amounts to address people who have Type 1 diabetes.
Through time, insulin has improved. Initially they dedicated to improving the grade of insulin generated from animal resources, however they changed that the hormone's potency and peak activity timeframe therefore that long-acting insulin formulations (or even the ones that behave over spans of twenty-four hours or even longer ) more closely mimicked natural background levels of insulin levels in people without diabetes. Back in 1982, the Food and Drug Administration approved the first human insulin based on bacteria that were genetically modified. Referred to as Humulin, adverse effects of insulin and the allergy symptoms originated from pigs and cattle.
Eating with diabetes was riddled with lists and restrictions of precisely what to eat. But the meals selections for those who have diabetes continue to enlarge, Today, about how best to manage diabetes during lunch 28, and programs and novels abound. I adore the American Diabetes Association and also U.S. Public Health Service's swap system to get its solid base in eating various healthy food items, in addition to carbohydrate counting because of its availability for being a diabetes meal preparation tool.
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The Diabetes Control and Complications Trial, which has been running from 1982 to 1993as well as the Diabetes Prevention Program that will be ongoing are long-term, well-designed clinical trials which demonstrated, respectively, which blood sugar control can decrease the possibility of complications in Type 1 diabetes and lifestyle choices (diet and exercise) may postpone the evolution and development of diabetes. A path was identified that by the outcomes from the trials regardless of diabetes to health.
The severe complications of diabetes have been associated with a heightened risk for cardiovascular illness. Routine physical exercise reduces risks of cardiovascular problems but also improves blood circulation. Having spent most of my 50 years at the Chicago area together having diabetes, my treadmill has enabled me to find aerobic activity in a very convenient manner. Other folks who have (and without!) Diabetes are profiting from YouTube channels, fitness programs and also apps which may help maintain them in shape without a fitness membership.
For me, the maturation of drugs such as statins (which regulate triglycerides and cholesterol ) and ACE inhibitors (which regulate blood pressure) have given a margin of protection from diabetes, hypertension, kidney and heart ailments. I only take a little dose of every and every for avoidance, along with my daily diet plan and also exercise customs. For my patients with diabetes, non-insulin medications have helped restrain blood sugar levels in various unique ways.
Ahead of sometime in the early 1980s, it wasn't feasible for me to find an exact blood sugar level in your home, or at"realtime" for this issue. It was likely to understand when blood sugar levels were high you shed sugar in pee. Blood sugar levels allow it to be feasible to sense blood sugar levels right in a few moments at home (or anywhere), also with very slight vexation. Blood sugar levels allow it to be feasible to understand just how to take care of high blood glucose levels with very low or insulin blood sugar. And, meters will enable it to be possible to fit insulin.
Insulin pumps not merely make diabetes management far better, but also more accessible. From the 1990sI typically took five insulin shots each day I've one puncture every three days once I change my insulin pump infusion set's position. Such as people without anxiety, " I will still be given a rate of insulin, that will be called a standard. Also, I will respond with all the push of a switch to elevated blood sugar levels or perhaps even a bite.
Several years past, endless glucose tracks let doctors download a chart of patients' blood sugar changes, measured every couple of minutes, within many days. I utilize a CGM that the magnitude of a quarter that may display my blood sugar degree anytime I ask within a time span of time today. Applying a CGM stinks as much as 100 finger sticks that I was able to complete with a blood sugar meter that is normal. Services and products are coordinating CGMs adjusting rates. I assume I'd like not having diabetes, but I've profited greatly from the ability. I have also learned to fix issues, and also to become self-explanatory. It's likely that without anxiety, which frightens or motivates me to customs that are good, I'd be healthy than I am. I am pleased to have helped innumerable patients since a registered dietitian nutritionist and certified diabetes teacher, and also to have contributed more I have never met a publication, internet site and bits similar to this. Joyful"diversity" me personally, also cheers to 100 years of advancements in diabetes direction.


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NASA Insight probe: Peek beneath the surface of Mars with ambient noise
Since NASA's unmanned InSight probe landed on Mars in November 2018, the probe has been using a seismometer – the Mars Seismic Service – to assess the planet's earthquake activities in order to draw conclusions about the planet's internal structure.
In July, the ETH Zurich team, in cooperation with the Swiss Seismological Service (SED), provided rough insights, for example, into the thickness of Mars' crust, the mantle of Mars, and the diameter of the fluid core.
Ambient noise instead of digging deep
However, structures close to the surface cannot be identified in this way, except by drilling. Meanwhile, researchers at ETH Zurich have taken a step further: they used ambient noise on Mars ("ambient noise") to determine local geology. This technique is used on Earth, for example, to see if the Earth's interior is weakening or amplifying seismic waves. From this, the seismic hazard of a site can be determined and areas of unstable landslides on mountains or in lakes can be analyzed.
While there are many sources of noise available on Earth, Wind was the only remaining source of ambient noise for researchers on Mars.
Your geological findings They have now published the history of Mars at depths ranging from a few tens to two hundred meters in Nature Communications.
A detailed look under the surface of Mars
Unlike Earth, there has been no plate tectonic activity on Mars. It was formed by phases of active volcanic activity. Large areas were covered with basaltic lava plateaus. Analysis by ETH Zurich provides a detailed subsurface picture of the Insight landing site. The upper layer consists of three meters of sand (regolith) and loose rocks about 20 meters thick, cracked by meteorite impacts. Below are layers of lava flows that the post said covered the planet 1.7 to 3.6 billion years ago.
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The lava layers are divided by deposits located at a depth of 30 to 75 meters. The seismic image of the geological layer has allowed researchers for the first time to understand the most important geological events that have occurred at the InSight landing site on Mars during the past three billion years.
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Q: Accessing non-const data members from constexpr member function Both GCC and MSVC seem to allow defining constexpr accessor functions for non-const data members:
#include <random>
#include <iostream>

class Foo
{
    int val;

public:
    Foo(int v) : val(v) {}

    constexpr int get_val() { return val; } // OK
};

int main()
{
    std::random_device rd;
    Foo foo((int)rd());
    std::cout << foo.get_val(); // works
}

Is this nonstandard behavior from MSVC and GCC or does the standard actually allow this?

A: Of course this is allowed! constexpr don't mean const. You can even mutate values in a constexpr function:
class Foo
{
    int val;

public:
    constexpr Foo(int v) : val(v) {} // OK

    constexpr int get_val() { return val; } // OK
    constexpr void set_val(int v) { val = v; } // OK
};

With this you can write constexpr functions that look like normal function, it's just that they may be executed at compile time in the compiler runtime.
constexpr int test() {
    Foo f{};

    f.set_val(2);

    return f.get_val();
}

static_assert(test() == 2); // Checks at compile time


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Tommy Hilfiger hires financial adviser
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Struggling Tommy Hilfiger Corp. has hired J.P. Morgan as a financial adviser.
The apparel maker's stock plunged more than 15% in morning trading Thursday, on news that the company had retained an adviser--a move that often presages a sale. The shares were off 9.7% at 1:30 p.m., to $7.78.
Hilfiger, whose core menswear business has been fraying, says it hired the firm to advise it on an aggressive acquisition campaign. But industry watchers say the company, which is the only major designer not connected with a larger conglomerate, is ripe for picking. CEO Joel Horowitz is set to step down next year; the company is closing most of its 44 Tommy Hilfiger specialty shops in the U.S.; its stock has plunged from its May 1999 high of $41.06; and U.S. revenues are dropping at a high single-digit rate.
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Adolescence is invariably an awkward and uncomfortable phase of life. Gangly limbs and acne are the bane of many pupil's school career, and school photos become a painful reminder of these gawky days. However, this could soon be a thing of the past, as the school photography firm Cardwell and Simons have recently announced that they will be offering an airbrushing service to remove blemishes and imperfections to create the perfect school photo.
In some ways, it is possible to see why this might be appealing. Given the opportunity, wouldn't we all like to create a perfect version of ourselves, that we can display with pride and look back on with warmth and fondness years later? Everyone wants to look good in photos, and this way everyone can. Indeed, in an age of filters and easy-to-use photo editing software, people are able to look their best all the time, and to present an idealised image of themselves. With this in mind, surely one more photo is not going to make a difference.
Moreover, the school photo as a concept has dramatically reduced in significance. In the pre-digital and smartphone age, photographs were taken much less often, and so each photo took on a greater importance. But now the school photo is just one of a multitude which will document that part of a pupil's life, and most of them will be heavily edited anyway. So with all this in mind, where is the harm?
The harm is in the message that is constantly being projected onto young girls in particular: you are not good enough as you are; you need to be thinner, prettier, more symmetrical, have fuller lips, a smaller nose, bigger eyes, longer legs and bigger breasts, be more perfect and conform to the feminine ideal which is propagated in magazines, adverts and media wherever you look.
But these standards are not exclusively applied to girls. Boys, too, are forced to live up to a certain expectation of looks and behaviour. Providing yet another outlet for these unrealistic standards is never going to be a positive thing. Photoshopping school photos does nothing except feed into the homogenised and unattainable idea of beauty which is propagated in society.
Being continuously surrounded with heavily edited images of celebrities and models is harmful and damaging, especially for young, unconfident teens who feel awkward in their own bodies. But this would be nothing in comparison to seeing a photoshopped version of yourself, where all of your flaws and deepest anxieties would be highlighted through their absence.
Presenting young people with an idealised image of what they should look like will not inspire confidence or create fond memories, but will simply worsen the culture of self-loathing and unhappiness being fostered by the media.
Moreover, school photos are not meant to create a perfect vision, nor impose a standard which you will forever be trying, and failing, to uphold. They are meant to capture the image of how you looked at school, and represent a part of your life, as you were, spots and all, so that you can look back and be thankful for how much better you are now.


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Posted by Slade Perrins | 12 May 2018 | Featured, VLN/N24
They may won the Nürburgring 24 Hours last year, but if Audi want to stand on the top step of the podium come the end of this year's edition of the German classic, it's going to require a super-human effort.
At the end of Thursday's proceedings, things looked promising for the 'Four Rings' after defending champ, Kelvin van der Linde topped the first qualifying session of the weekend in the number 1 Audi Sport Team Land R8 LMS GT3. The South Africa driver was in good spirits when he spoke to GT REPORT following the session and believed everything was on track for a N24 title defence.
However, by the time the gloves came off and Top 30-Qualifying was over on Friday evening, the joyous atmosphere in the Audi garages had seemingly evaporated. With the best of the Ingolstadt machines a distant 15th on the grid for today's N24, there is no doubt the word 'BoP' has been thrown around a few times overnight.
Robin Frijns was kind enough to speak to GT REPORT after he only managed 23rd on the grid aboard the number 8 Audi Sport Team WRT R8 in Top 30-Qualifying. Frijns admitted that he was one of the many who feels Audi are at a BoP dis-advantage this weekend.
"It's not the best, could be worse of course," said the Dutchman. "Still a long race ahead, everything is quite close together still – we will see where we end up Sunday.
"We've won four times the last five or six years, so I think we're always looking quite strong and we've got a worse BoP than last year. Last year we were quite dominant and I think they tried to slow us down which helps for them, but not for us."
With rain forecasted at stages during the race, Frijns says he will be holding out for the wet conditions in order to make inroads towards the front of the field.
"I'm waiting for the rain," added Frijns. "So far, I'm always quite strong in the wet, the Audi is always a good car in the wet as well.
"I never have any issues in the wet even though it's Nürburgring-Nordschleife and it's easy to go off. Let's just hope that there is not a lot of Code 60s and yellow flags in the wet, I think there will be though.
"If it's wet, if it's dry then it's for everyone the same and you have to make the best out of it."
The Nürburgring 24 Hours sees the green flag on Saturday at 15:30 CET.
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Miguel Bosch contributed to this report.
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Q: ECMAScript 5.1 and 6 Specification Type values I'm reading the ECMAScript 5.1 Specification but I'm stuck with the following sentence:

Specification type values are specification artefacts that do not necessarily correspond to any specific entity within an ECMAScript implementation.

If they do not necessarily correspond to any specific entity, what do they correspond? I mean a specification type value belongs to the set of specification type values (obviously), so what does that sentence want to say?

A: The ECMAScript spec describes how the language should behave from the standpoint of a script executing within a conforming environment. It does not describe how that environment should be implemented, just how the script running inside it should work given a set of inputs.
The first part of that sentence is important to the context here:

A specification type corresponds to meta-values that are used within algorithms to describe the semantics of ECMAScript language constructs and ECMAScript language types. The specification types are Reference, List, Completion, Property Descriptor, Property Identifier, Lexical Environment, and Environment Record.

So the "specification type" in the quote you posted:

Specification type values are specification artefacts that do not necessarily correspond to any specific entity within an ECMAScript implementation.

is one of those types, like "Reference" or "Property Identifier".
The point that this is trying to get across is that your implementation is free to implement these concepts however it pleases. There is no requirement that your implementation have some object that represents a "Reference" type, or some object that represents "Completion" or any of the others. As long as, from the standpoint of a script running on your implementation, things look correct, you are free to implement the language however you please.


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Opinion: After 9/11, reaction to Muslim Americans more nuanced
Editor's Note: Hussein Rashid is a native New York Muslim. He teaches at Hofstra University in the department of religion. He is an associate editor at Religion Dispatches, a term member on the Council on Foreign Relations, and fellow at the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding.
(CNN) - After the tragic Boston Marathon bombing on April 15, a dramatic firefight in Watertown and the final capture of one of the two suspects, there are two names tied to this tragedy: Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, two brothers believed to be behind the attack.
We are learning quite a bit about them: where they grew up, what the older brother may have believed and how friends and family remember them.
However, whatever we learn about them does not tell us why they did what they did – only parts of who they are. It is easy, in the initial aftermath of the bombings, to make careless associations between identity and motive, similar to post 9/11 reaction.
But this time, there is a change in rhetoric of how potential suspects are identified, particularly if they are Muslim. It is because of this change we are learning to move past paralyzing fear and maturing in how we think of what it means to be American. FULL POST
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Benjamin Jealous says if Republicans want to draw black votes, addressing inequities of mass incarceration is a place to start.
NAACP chief: A GOP path to black votes
Editor's note: Benjamin Todd Jealous is president and CEO of the NAACP.
By Benjamin Todd Jealous, Special to CNN
(CNN) - Earlier this month Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) visited Howard University to take a swing at repairing relations between African Americans and the Republican Party.
As famed sportscaster Harry Kalas would have said, it was largely a swing and a miss.
Paul struck out when he tried to equate today's Republican Party with the party of Abraham Lincoln, while ignoring much of the 150 years in between. (He even acknowledged his mistakes shortly after). But his willingness to step up to the plate can provide a lesson for a GOP struggling to get on top.
Republicans will not win black votes by paying lip service to party history while attacking social programs and voting rights. But they can make inroads by showing a commitment to civil rights, something Paul managed to do briefly in his remarks.
Paul received applause when he told the Howard crowd, "We should not have drug laws or a court system that disproportionately punishes the black community." He illustrated using one issue where the GOP can connect with black voters: criminal justice reform.
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THE PREMIER MANUFACTURED HOME BLOG: Think It's To Expensive To Live At The Beach? Check our progress.
Think It's To Expensive To Live At The Beach? Check our progress.
The Beach? Check our progress.
the frame up right from the start.
Remodeling it was not an option as it was far too old, full of dry rot, termites, mold, mildew and myriad structural issues which so many older trailers, mobilehomes and Manufactured homes are nowadays; especially 300 feet from the ocean.
Additionally, removing the entire home would have required that we replace it with a much smaller Park Model RV (under 400sf) as a new HUD Manufactured Home would have had to meet all the setback requirements because the legal nonconforming structure had encroached on the existing ones.
In this phase we had to build a 12 inch wide by 12 inch deep footing and build a wood framed stem wall on top of the footing and all around the perimeter of the entire steel mainframe in order to support the new 2x6 replacement framing starting from the load bearing skirting wall and rim and floor joist system.
lateral floor joist completing the floor system.
foot (screwed not nailed) plywood floor decking.
bearing skirting stem wall is installed.
wall and truss roof system) which will take a week or two as the roof trusses will have to be built on the ground and fork lifted atop the wall framing system.
You always provide useful information about the manufactured home realm, John.
Definitely an inexpensive way to get a home near the beach.
John DL Arendsen - wow! Indeed the easiest - and cheapest - way to live at the beach.
Good morning John. This seems like a real project but so worth the effort to be where it is.
Hi John -- I'm enjoying seeing the progress and look forward to the finished product.
John DL Arendsen Quite a project you have going. The finished product should be a real winner.


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When you are buying Premium eggs you are not only paying for the increased hatch-out percentage but more importantly you are also getting better separation between nauplii and cysts. This makes harvesting your nauplii easier with less chance of harvesting un-hatched or empty shells along with nauplii (can cause problems for some fry if they consume cysts). They will also maintain better shelf life for the user. Once you have used both Premium and lower grades you will appreciate the best grades also. Do not be fooled by companies selling lower hatch-out as Premium, which are only 80% - 86% hatchout. or lower! Misrepresentation of product is very common with Artemia cysts. We guarantee satisfaction and can provide a copy of "Analysis Certificate" showing hatchout %.
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|  ||  || 25 ноября 1986 || Клеть || Зденка Ваврова
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| (5902) Талима (Talima) ||  || 27 августа 1987 || Крым || Карачкина Л. Г.
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|  ||  || 6 января 1989 || Кусиро || С. Уэда, Х. Канэда
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| (5904) Вюртемберг (Wurttemberg) ||  || 10 января 1989 || Таутенбург || Ф. Бёрнген
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| (5905) Джонсон (Johnson) ||  || 11 февраля 1989 || Паломар || Элеанор Хелин
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|  ||  || 24 сентября 1989 || Озеро Текапо || Алан Гилмор,  Памела Килмартин
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|  ||  || 2 октября 1989 || Серро-Тололо || Шелте Бас
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| (5908) Айти (Aichi) || 1989 UF || 20 октября 1989 || Кани || Ё. Мидзуно, Т. Фурута
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| (5909) Нагоя (Nagoya) || 1989 UT || 23 октября 1989 || Кани || Ё. Мидзуно, Т. Фурута
|-
| (5910) Затопек (Zatopek) ||  || 29 ноября 1989 || Клеть || А. Мркос
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|  ||  || 25 ноября 1989 || Кусиро || С. Уэда, Х. Канэда
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| (5912) Оятосиюки (Oyatoshiyuki) || 1989 YR || 20 декабря 1989 || Ojima || Ц. Ниидзима, Т. Урата
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| (5913) 1990 BU || 1990 BU || 21 января 1990 || Йории || Х. Мори, М. Араи
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| (5914) Кэтиуэлер (Kathywhaler) || 1990 WK || 20 ноября 1990 || Сайдинг-Спринг || Роберт Макнот
|-
| (5915) Ёсихиро (Yoshihiro) || 1991 EU || 9 марта 1991 || Гэйсэй || Ц. Сэки
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| (5916) van der Woude ||  || 8 мая 1991 || Паломар || Элеанор Хелин
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| (5917) Chibasai || 1991 NG || 7 июля 1991 || Паломар || Элеанора Хелин
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|  ||  || 6 июля 1991 || Ла-Силья || Анри Дебеонь
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| (5919) Патрикмартин (Patrickmartin) ||  || 5 августа 1991 || Паломар || Генри Хольт
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|  ||  || 30 сентября 1992 || Паломар || Генри Хольт
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| (5921) 1992 UL || 1992 UL || 19 октября 1992 || Кусиро || С. Уэда, Х. Канэда
|-
| (5922) Shouichi || 1992 UV || 21 октября 1992 || Такане || С. Отомо
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| (5923) Liedeke ||  || 16 ноября 1992 || Китт-Пик || Spacewatch
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| (5924) Тэруо (Teruo) ||  || 7 февраля 1994 || Оидзуми || Т. Кобаяси
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|  ||  || 5 февраля 1994 || Кусиро || С. Уэда, Х. Канэда
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| (5926) Шонфельд (Schonfeld) || 1929 PB || 4 августа 1929 || Хайдельберг || Макс Вольф
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| (5927) Krogh || 1938 HA || 19 апреля 1938 || Гамбург || W. Dieckvoss
|-
| (5928) Пиндар (Pindarus) ||  || 19 сентября 1973 || Паломар || К. Й. ван Хаутен,  И. ван Хаутен-Груневельд,  Том Герельс
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| (5929) Мансано (Manzano) || 1974 XT || 14 декабря 1974 || Сан-Хуан || -
|-
| (5930) Жиганов (Zhiganov) ||  || 2 ноября 1975 || Крым || Смирнова Т. М.
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| (5931) Жванецкий (Zhvanetskij) ||  || 1 апреля 1976 || Крым || Черных Н. С.
|-
| (5932) Прутков (Prutkov) ||  || 1 апреля 1976 || Крым || Черных Н. С.
|-
| (5933) Кемурджиан (Kemurdzhian) || 1976 QN || 26 августа 1976 || Крым || Черных Н. С.
|-
| (5934) Mats || 1976 SJ || 20 сентября 1976 || Квистаберг || К.-И. Лагерквист, H. Rickman
|-
| (5935) Останкино (Ostankino) ||  || 13 марта 1977 || Крым || Черных Н. С.
|-
| (5936) Хаджинов (Khadzhinov) ||  || 29 марта 1979 || Крым || Черных Н. С.
|-
| (5937) Лоден (Loden) || 1979 XQ || 11 декабря 1979 || Квистаберг || К.-И. Лагерквист
|-
| (5938) Keller ||  || 16 марта 1980 || Ла-Силья || К.-И. Лагерквист
|-
| (5939) Тосимауэда (Toshimayeda) ||  || 1 марта 1981 || Сайдинг-Спринг || Шелте Бас
|-
| (5940) Феликсоболев (Feliksobolev) ||  || 8 октября 1981 || Крым || Черных Л. И.
|-
| (5941) Валенсия (Valencia) ||  || 20 октября 1982 || Крым || Карачкина Л. Г.
|-
| (5942) Дензироберт (Denzilrobert) ||  || 10 января 1983 || Паломар || B. E. Behymer, M. S. Marley
|-
| (5943) Лови (Lovi) || 1984 EG || 1 марта 1984 || Андерсон-Меса || Эдвард Боуэлл
|-
| (5944) Утёсов (Utesov) ||  || 2 мая 1984 || Крым || Карачкина Л. Г.
|-
| (5945) Roachapproach ||  || 28 сентября 1984 || Андерсон-Меса || Брайан А. Скифф
|-
| (5946) Грозный (Hrozny) ||  || 28 октября 1984 || Клеть || А. Мркос
|-
| (5947) Бонни (Bonnie) || 1985 FD || 21 марта 1985 || Паломар || Кэролин Шумейкер,  Юджин Шумейкер
|-
| (5948) Лонго (Longo) || 1985 JL || 15 мая 1985 || Андерсон-Меса || Эдвард Боуэлл
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|  ||  || 6 сентября 1985 || Ла-Силья || Анри Дебеонь
|-
| (5950) Левкипп (Leukippos) ||  || 9 августа 1986 || Рожен || Эрик Эльст, В. Иванова
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| (5951) Alicemonet ||  || 7 октября 1986 || Андерсон-Меса || Эдвард Боуэлл
|-
| (5952) Davemonet || 1987 EV || 4 марта 1987 || Андерсон-Меса || Эдвард Боуэлл
|-
| (5953) Шелтон (Shelton) || 1987 HS || 25 апреля 1987 || Паломар || Кэролин Шумейкер,  Юджин Шумейкер
|-
| (5954) Эпикур (Epikouros) ||  || 19 августа 1987 || Ла-Силья || Эрик Эльст
|-
| (5955) Хромченко (Khromchenko) ||  || 2 сентября 1987 || Крым || Черных Л. И.
|-
| (5956) д'Аламбер (d'Alembert) ||  || 13 февраля 1988 || Ла-Силья || Эрик Эльст
|-
| (5957) Ирина (Irina) || 1988 JN || 11 мая 1988 || Паломар || Кэролин Шумейкер,  Юджин Шумейкер
|-
| (5958) Барранде (Barrande) ||  || 29 января 1989 || Клеть || А. Мркос
|-
| (5959) Shaklan ||  || 2 июля 1989 || Паломар || Элеанор Хелин
|-
| (5960) Вакканай (Wakkanai) || 1989 US || 21 октября 1989 || Kagoshima || М. Мукаи, М. Такэиси
|-
| (5961) Уатт (Watt) ||  || 30 декабря 1989 || Сайдинг-Спринг || Роберт Макнот
|-
| (5962) Сикокутенкё (Shikokutenkyo) || 1990 HK || 18 апреля 1990 || Гэйсэй || Ц. Сэки
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|  ||  || 24 августа 1990 || Паломар || Генри Хольт
|-
|  ||  || 23 августа 1990 || Паломар || Генри Хольт
|-
|  ||  || 16 сентября 1990 || Паломар || Генри Хольт
|-
| (5966) Томэка (Tomeko) ||  || 15 ноября 1990 || Гэйсэй || Ц. Сэки
|-
| (5967) Edithlevy ||  || 9 февраля 1991 || Паломар || Кэролин Шумейкер
|-
| (5968) Trauger || 1991 FC || 17 марта 1991 || Паломар || Элеанор Хелин
|-
| (5969) Рюитиро (Ryuichiro) || 1991 FT || 17 марта 1991 || Гэйсэй || Ц. Сэки
|-
| (5970) Ohdohrikouen ||  || 13 мая 1991 || JCPM Sapporo || К. Ватанабэ
|-
| (5971) Tickell ||  || 12 июля 1991 || Паломар || Генри Хольт
|-
| (5972) Гарриэткинсон (Harryatkinson) ||  || 5 августа 1991 || Паломар || Генри Хольт
|-
| (5973) Такимото (Takimoto) || 1991 QC || 17 августа 1991 || Такане || С. Отомо
|-
|  ||  || 31 октября 1991 || Кусиро || С. Уэда, Х. Канэда
|-
| (5975) Отакэмаюми (Otakemayumi) || 1992 SG || 21 сентября 1992 || Китами || К. Эндатэ, К. Ватанабэ
|-
| (5976) Kalatajean ||  || 25 сентября 1992 || Ок-Ридж || -
|-
|  ||  || 1 октября 1992 || Паломар || Генри Хольт
|-
| (5978) Каминокуни (Kaminokuni) || 1992 WT || 16 ноября 1992 || Китами || К. Эндатэ, К. Ватанабэ
|-
| (5979) 1992 XF || 1992 XF || 15 декабря 1992 || Кусиро || С. Уэда, Х. Канэда
|-
|  ||  || 26 марта 1993 || Кусиро || С. Уэда, Х. Канэда
|-
| (5981) Кресил (Kresilas) || 2140 P-L || 24 сентября 1960 || Паломар || К. Й. ван Хаутен,  И. ван Хаутен-Груневельд,  Том Герельс
|-
| (5982) Поликлет (Polykletus) || 4862 T-1 || 13 мая 1971 || Паломар || К. Й. ван Хаутен,  И. ван Хаутен-Груневельд,  Том Герельс
|-
| (5983) Пракситель (Praxiteles) || 2285 T-2 || 29 сентября 1973 || Паломар || К. Й. ван Хаутен,  И. ван Хаутен-Груневельд,  Том Герельс
|-
| (5984) Лисипп (Lysippus) || 4045 T-3 || 16 октября 1977 || Паломар || К. Й. ван Хаутен,  И. ван Хаутен-Груневельд,  Том Герельс
|-
| (5985) 1942 RJ || 1942 RJ || 7 сентября 1942 || Турку || Лийси Отерма
|-
| (5986) Ксенофонт (Xenophon) || 1969 TA || 2 октября 1969 || Циммервальд || Пауль Вильд
|-
| (5987) Liviogratton || 1975 LQ || 6 июня 1975 || Сан-Хуан || -
|-
| (5988) Городницкий (Gorodnitskij) ||  || 1 апреля 1976 || Крым || Черных Н. С.
|-
| (5989) Сорин (Sorin) ||  || 26 августа 1976 || Крым || Черных Н. С.
|-
| (5990) Пантикапей (Panticapaeon) || 1977 EO || 9 марта 1977 || Крым || Черных Н. С.
|-
| (5991) Ивавладис (Ivavladis) ||  || 25 апреля 1979 || Крым || Черных Н. С.
|-
| (5992) Nittler || 1981 DZ || 28 февраля 1981 || Сайдинг-Спринг || Шелте Бас
|-
| (5993) Tammydickinson ||  || 2 марта 1981 || Сайдинг-Спринг || Шелте Бас
|-
| (5994) Якубович (Yakubovich) ||  || 29 сентября 1981 || Крым || Журавлёва Л. В.
|-
| (5995) Saint-Aignan || 1982 DK || 20 февраля 1982 || Андерсон-Меса || Эдвард Боуэлл
|-
| (5996) Julioangel || 1983 NR || 11 июля 1983 || Андерсон-Меса || Эдвард Боуэлл
|-
| (5997) Дирак (Dirac) || 1983 TH || 1 октября 1983 || Клеть || А. Мркос
|-
| (5998) Ситенски (Sitensky) ||  || 2 сентября 1986 || Клеть || А. Мркос
|-
| (5999) Плесшия (Plescia) || 1987 HA || 23 апреля 1987 || Паломар || Кэролин Шумейкер,  Юджин Шумейкер
|-
| (6000) Юнайтед Нэйшэнс (United Nations) || 1987 UN || 27 октября 1987 || Брорфельде || Поуль Йенсен
|}

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I often get asked about the Russian River and its history. As the water rises from our "once in a decade" rain fall, I wanted to provide a little information.
The Russian River is approximately 110 miles long. The watershed area is roughly 1500 square miles, with large dams at Lake Mendocino in Ukiah and Lake Sonoma near Healdsburg. The River springs from the Laughlin Range about 5 mi. east of Willits in Mendocino County. It flows generally southward to Redwood Valley, to join the East Fork Russian River just below Lake Mendocino. From there, the River flows south, past Ukiah and Hopland and crosses into Sonoma County just north of Cloverdale. It then descends into the Alexander Valley, flowing south past Cloverdale, Asti and Geyserville.
East of Healdsburg, the River makes a series of sweeping bends and receives water from Lake Sonoma. It then turns westward and passes Rio Nido and Guerneville. From there it flows into the Pacific Ocean between Jenner and Goat Rock.
The first inhabitants in the Russian River area were the Kashaya Indians. At that time the River was known as Ashokawna, "East water place" or "water to the East." Indian were drawn to the River because of its bountiful fish populations and abundance of basket making materials. At the turn of the 19th Century, however, Russian fur trappers from Sitka, Alaska settled in the coastal area. They founded Fort Ross just North of Jenner in 1811 and erected buildings at Bodega Bay. The Russians had come to collect sea otter pelts and to grow food for their Alaskan colony. The river gets its current name from the Russians of the Russian American Company who settled in Fort Ross.
The Russian trappers followed the paths of the Indians from the Pacific Ocean and came inland far enough to settle Sebastopol. During that time, however, railroads were run into the redwood forests for lumbering, which brought a large influx of European immigrants. In 1841, in the face of the mass migration of Americans drawn to the plentiful redwoods and with mills and railroads sprouting up to cut and transport centuries old redwood to the San Francisco Bay Area to construct buildings and ships, the Russians gave up their settlement and returned to Russia. They sold their land holdings around Fort Ross to John Sutter, the adventurer who, a few years later, was to discover gold at his lumber mill in the Sierra Foothills, an event that led to the Gold Rush of 1849 and the arrival of California on the international scene.
Winegrowing in the Russian River Valley began with the Russian colonists. Vineyards were among the first cultivated fields in what is now the Russian River Valley appellation. It is believed that the Russian immigrants planted grapes in this area as early as 1817, a full six years before Padre Jose Altimira - who traditionally has been credited with planting the first grapes in Sonoma County - planted grapes in the town of Sonoma. In 1836, a Russian agronomist named Yegor Chernykh was sent by a Russian-American Company to develop food supplies for the Alaskan settlements. Chernykh established a farm just west of what is now Graton and, as part of his crops, he planted grapes. While there is no record of how productive the vines at Chernykh farm were, evidence indicates that wine was produced for sacramental purposes.
While the Russians planted the first grapevines, much of the growth in the rest of the 1800s was a result of the Italian immigrants, many of who were drawn to California by the Gold Rush. Grape plantings grew throughout the second half of the century, reaching their peak in the 1890s, the so-called "glory years" of the Russian River Valley. By then, there were nearly 250 growers farming some 6,000 acres of grapes and producing more than a million gallons of wine – a third of the county's output.