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A land of Smurfs in China
By Xing Yi | China Daily | Updated: 2020-07-02 07:05
Visitors cosplay as Smurfs in Shanghai on June 25, the birthday of the characters' creator, Belgian comic artist Pierre Culliford. [Photo provided to China Daily]
The tiny, blue, mushroom-dwelling characters who have captivated the world for generations have found a new home at a recently opened theme park.
Just as the cartoon characters, Minions, are beloved by Chinese children, the Smurfs mesmerized their parents, who watched the series in the 1980s and '90s.
China's first Smurfs theme park opened in Shanghai on May 29, giving Chinese parents a nostalgic place to revisit their good-old memories and their children a new magical land to explore.
According to International Merchandising, Promotion and Services, the worldwide licensor of the Smurfs' cartoon images and brand, the world's only other two Smurfs theme parks are in Moscow and Dubai.
The park in suburban Songjiang district is about an hour's drive from downtown.
The Smurfs park is inside a larger indoor-entertainment park-Dream City, which is built by real estate developer Shimao Group.
Near Dream City's entrance is the Kimbaland Guardians area, where children ride bumper cars and race go-karts, and take a journey to the center of the Earth with the Chinese cartoon characters created by Shimao.
Beyond the Kimbaland, a giant gate resembling a jungle tells visitors they're entering Smurf territory.
First created by Belgian comic artist Pierre Culliford, known by his pen name, "Peyo", in 1958, the Smurfs are a group of small blue elves that are only three apples tall and live in mushroom houses in a secret village.
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Q: input field unnecessary property is taking in IOS device we are developing hybrid mobile application using dojo 1.10.3 .
all devices text field is coming UI is good except iPhone environment text field inside top portion unwanted property(black color border and shadow) coming that is not looking good.
In that input field we are not able to  find it what is that exactly property
we are taking some input fields and adding css properties like below

.textbox{
    margin: 0px auto 0px auto;
 font-size: 12px;
 font-weight: bold;
 text-indent: 10px;
 color: rgba(23, 82, 117, 1.0);
 display: block;
 width: 85%;
 height: 34px;
 border: 1px solid rgba(204, 204, 204, 1.0);
 border-radius: 0px;
 background-color: white !important;
 outline: none !important;
 -webkit-box-shadow: inset 0px 0px 0px 0px transparent;
 -moz-box-shadow: inset 0px 0px 0px 0px transparent;
 box-shadow: inset 0px 0px 0px 0px transparent;
  }
<input data-dojo-type="dojox.mobile.TextBox"  class="textbox">

<input data-dojo-type="dojox.mobile.TextBox"  class="textbox">

<input data-dojo-type="dojox.mobile.TextBox"  class="textbox">

and textfeild default css code in iphone.css like below

.mblTextBox {
  height: 22px;
  border-width: 1px;
  border-style: inset;
  font-family: Helvetica;
  font-size: 13px;
  border-color: #9cacc0;
  border-radius: 5px;
}

i am attaching screen shots Please find my problem easily understand
we want like this
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actual problem below like this
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A: Try adding: -webkit-appearance: none; to all input elements in CSS.
The input below should appear the same on all browsers (including mobile Safari)

input[type=text] {
  -webkit-appearance: none;
  border: 1px solid black;
  border-radius: 0px;
  outline: none;
  width: 200px;
  margin: 0px;
  padding: 4px;
}
<input type="text" />

Edit:
It seems that you're problem could also be solved via this way: https://davidwalsh.name/input-shadows-ipad
Edit 2:
I've tried the example below multiple times and it should definitely work. If not, you're using some CSS rules that might override one (or more) of the rules from the example.
Result on iPhone Simulator:

ul.examples {
  list-style: none;
  padding: 0px;
  font-family: Arial;
}
.textbox {
  margin: 5px 0px 10px 0px;
  display: block;
  width: 100%;
  border: 1px solid rgba(204, 204, 204, 1.0);
  border-radius: 0px;
  outline: none !important;
}
.example:last-child .textbox {
  -webkit-appearance: none;
  color: red;
}

Your example:

    <input data-dojo-type="dojox.mobile.TextBox" class="textbox">

My example:

    <input data-dojo-type="dojox.mobile.TextBox" class="textbox">

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"""
WipeDown Pattern

"""

from .pattern import Pattern
import time

class WipeDown(Pattern):
    """
    WipeDown pattern class

    """
    def __init__(self):
        super(Pattern, self).__init__()

    @staticmethod
    def __get_time():
        return time.time() * 1000
    @classmethod
    def get_id(self):
        """
        Gets the ID of this pattern.
        This is set by the front end, and saved in the data.json. If this ID matches, then this update method will be called.
        """
        return 4

    @classmethod
    def update(self, strip, state):
        """
        Updates the LED strip

        """
        t = WipeDown.__get_time()

        primary = state.color1
        secondary = state.color2

        # based on this time, determines how far the wipe is, and what the background color is
        if (t // state.delay) % 2 == 0:
            primary = state.color2
            secondary = state.color1
        # how far along the wipe has "completed"
        completed = (t % state.delay) / state.delay
        completed_pixel = int(len(strip) * completed)
        # fill the strip
        strip.fill(secondary)
        for idx in range(completed_pixel):
            strip[len(strip) - 1 - idx] = primary

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using Microsoft.CSharp;
using System;
using System.CodeDom.Compiler;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Reflection;

using Mulder.Base.DataSources;
using Mulder.Base.Domain;
using Mulder.Base.Exceptions;
using Mulder.Base.Extensions;
using Mulder.Base.IO;
using Mulder.Base.Logging;

namespace Mulder.Base.Loading
{
	public class Loader : ILoader
	{
		readonly ILog log;
		readonly IFileSystem fileSystem;

		public Loader(ILog log, IFileSystem fileSystem)
		{
			this.log = log;
			this.fileSystem = fileSystem;
		}

		public Site LoadSiteData()
		{
			var configuration = LoadConfiguration();

			var dataSources = new List<IDataSource>();
			foreach (var dataSourceMeta in configuration.DataSourceMetas) {
				if (dataSourceMeta.Type == "filesystem_unified")
					dataSources.Add(new FileSystemUnified(log, fileSystem, configuration));

				// TODO: Instantiate and add other data sources based on configuration
			}

			var items = LoadItems(dataSources);
			var layouts = LoadLayouts(dataSources);
			var rules = LoadRules();

			return new Site(configuration, items, layouts, rules.CompileRules, rules.RouteRules, rules.LayoutRules);
		}

		IConfiguration LoadConfiguration()
		{
			// TODO: Error handling when loading configuration fails
			if (fileSystem.FileExists("config.yaml")) {
				string yaml = fileSystem.ReadStringFromFile("config.yaml");
				var deserializedYaml = yaml.DeserializeYaml()[0] as IDictionary<string, object>;
				return new Configuration(deserializedYaml);
			}

			return new Configuration(new Dictionary<string, object>());
		}

		IList<Item> LoadItems(IEnumerable<IDataSource> dataSources)
		{
			var items = new List<Item>();

			foreach (var dataSource in dataSources) {
				items.AddRange(dataSource.GetItems());
			}

			return items;
		}

		IList<Layout> LoadLayouts(IEnumerable<IDataSource> dataSources)
		{
			var layouts = new List<Layout>();

			foreach (var dataSource in dataSources) {
				layouts.AddRange(dataSource.GetLayouts());
			}

			return layouts;
		}

		Rules LoadRules()
		{
			if (fileSystem.FileExists("Rules")) {
				string ruleProxyPartial = fileSystem.ReadStringFromFile("Rules");

				var ruleProxyInvoker = new RuleProxyInvoker(ruleProxyPartial);
				ruleProxyInvoker.InvokeLoadRules();

				var compileRules = ruleProxyInvoker.GetCompileRules();
				var routeRules = ruleProxyInvoker.GetRouteRules();
				var layoutRules = ruleProxyInvoker.GetLayoutRules();

				return new Rules {
					CompileRules = compileRules,
					RouteRules = routeRules,
					LayoutRules = layoutRules
				};
			}

			return new Rules {
				CompileRules = new List<CompileRule>(),
				RouteRules = new List<RouteRule>(),
				LayoutRules = new List<LayoutRule>()
			};
		}

		class Rules
		{
			public IEnumerable<CompileRule> CompileRules { get; set; }
			public IEnumerable<RouteRule> RouteRules { get; set; }
			public IEnumerable<LayoutRule> LayoutRules { get; set; }
		}

		class RuleProxyInvoker
		{
			readonly string ruleProxyPartial;
			readonly object ruleProxyInstance;
			readonly IDictionary<string, MethodInfo> ruleProxyMethods;
			readonly IDictionary<string, PropertyInfo> ruleProxyProperties;

			public RuleProxyInvoker(string ruleProxyPartial)
			{
				this.ruleProxyPartial = ruleProxyPartial;

				Type ruleProxyType = GetRuleProxyType();
				ruleProxyInstance = CreateRuleProxyInstance(ruleProxyType);

				ruleProxyMethods = new Dictionary<string, MethodInfo> {
					{ "LoadRules", ruleProxyType.GetMethod("LoadRules") }
				};

				ruleProxyProperties = new Dictionary<string, PropertyInfo> {
					{ "CompileRules", ruleProxyType.GetProperty("CompileRules") },
					{ "RouteRules", ruleProxyType.GetProperty("RouteRules") },
					{ "LayoutRules", ruleProxyType.GetProperty("LayoutRules") }
				};
			}

			public void InvokeLoadRules()
			{
				ruleProxyMethods["LoadRules"].Invoke(ruleProxyInstance, null);
			}

			public IEnumerable<CompileRule> GetCompileRules()
			{
				return ruleProxyProperties["CompileRules"].GetValue(ruleProxyInstance, null) as IEnumerable<CompileRule>;
			}

			public IEnumerable<RouteRule> GetRouteRules()
			{
				return ruleProxyProperties["RouteRules"].GetValue(ruleProxyInstance, null) as IEnumerable<RouteRule>;
			}

			public IEnumerable<LayoutRule> GetLayoutRules()
			{
				return ruleProxyProperties["LayoutRules"].GetValue(ruleProxyInstance, null) as IEnumerable<LayoutRule>;
			}

			Type GetRuleProxyType()
			{
				Assembly assembly = CompileRuleProxy();

				return assembly.GetType("Mulder.Base.Domain.RuleProxy");
			}

			Assembly CompileRuleProxy()
			{
				var assembly = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly();

				var csharpCodeProvider = CSharpCodeProvider.CreateProvider("CSharp");

				var compilerParameters = new CompilerParameters {
					GenerateInMemory = true,
					GenerateExecutable = false,
					IncludeDebugInformation = false,
					ReferencedAssemblies = { "System.dll", assembly.Location }
				};

				string source = string.Format(GetRuleProxySource(assembly), ruleProxyPartial);

				var compilerResults = csharpCodeProvider.CompileAssemblyFromSource(compilerParameters, source);

				if (compilerResults.Errors.Count > 0) {
					throw new ErrorCompilingRulesException(compilerResults.Errors);
				} else {
					return compilerResults.CompiledAssembly;
				}
			}

			string GetRuleProxySource(Assembly assembly)
			{
				using (Stream resourceStream = assembly.GetManifestResourceStream("RuleProxy.cs"))
				using (StreamReader streamReader = new StreamReader(resourceStream)) {
					return streamReader.ReadToEnd();
				}
			}

			object CreateRuleProxyInstance(Type type)
			{
				return Activator.CreateInstance(type);
			}
		}
	}

	public interface ILoader
	{
		Site LoadSiteData();
	}
}


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John Mayer Announces Dates For North American Leg of 2019 World Tour
Written by Jason Price on January 28, 2019
GRAMMY Award®-winning artist JOHN MAYER has added North American concerts to his 2019 World Tour, which will kick off in Albany, New York, on Friday, July 19, at the Times Union Center and will run through September with two shows at the "Fabulous" Forum in Inglewood, California. Tickets will go on sale to the general public beginning Friday, February 1, at noon local time through Ticketmaster.com. See below for a full listing of tour dates.
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JOHN MAYER 2019 NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES:
FRI 19-Jul Albany, NY Times Union Center
SAT 20-Jul Providence, RI Dunkin' Donuts Center
MON 22-Jul Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center
TUE 23-Jul Washington D.C. Capital One Arena
THU 25-Jul New York, NY Madison Square Garden
FRI 26-Jul New York, NY Madison Square Garden
SUN 28-Jul Pittsburgh, PA PPG Paints Arnena
TUE 30-Jul Toronto, ON Scotiabank Arena
FRI 2-Aug Detroit, MI Little Caesars Arena
SAT 3-Aug Columbus, OH Schottenstein Center
MON 5-Aug St. Paul, MN Xcel Energy Center
TUE 6-Aug Milwaukee, WI Fiserv Forum
THU 8-Aug Nashville, TN Bridgestone Arena
FRI 9-Aug Charlotte, NC Spectrum Center
SUN 11-Aug Atlanta, GA State Farm Arena
MON 12-Aug Indianapolis, IN Bankers Life Fieldhouse
WED 14-Aug Chicago, IL United Center
SAT 31-Aug Snowmass Village, CO Snowmass Mountain
MON 2-Sep Kansas City, MO Sprint Center
TUE 3-Sep St. Louis, MO Enterprise Center
THU 5-Sep Dallas, TX American Airlines Center
SAT 7-Sep San Antonio, TX AT&T Center
SUN 8-Sep Houston, TX Toyota Center
TUE 10-Sep Phoenix, AZ Talking Stick Resort Arena
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Q: NGINX to redirect non http (raw socket) and http(web browser) traffic Title: NGINX to redirect non http (raw socket) and http(web browser) traffic
The server has both non http request from raw socket and http request from web browser via port 443. The idea is to check the request, and pass the non http request to port 8086 and the http request to port 81.
This is my idea of implementing:
http {
  ...
  server {
    listen       80;
    # ... Redirect to port 443
  }

  # HTTPS server
  server {
      listen       443 ssl;
      server_name  cims2.crysberg.com;

      ssl_certificate      cert_chain.crt;
      ssl_certificate_key  private.key;

      ssl_session_cache    shared:SSL:1m;
      ssl_session_timeout  5m;

      ssl_ciphers  HIGH:!aNULL:!MD5;
      ssl_prefer_server_ciphers  on;

      # The raw socket doesn't have user agent
      if( $http_user_agent = "") {
        ####################################
        ###   redirect location to /rawSocket
        ####################################
      }

      location / {
        #pass the request to apache server
        proxy_pass   http://127.0.0.1:81;
      }

      location /rawSocket {
        proxy_pass   http://127.0.0.1:8068;
      }
  }
}

My questions are :

*

*Do I need to listen to raw socket communication using stream {}
block?

*And if the answer to question 1 is yes, can I both have
stream{} block listens to raw socket on 443 and server block listen
to http request on 443?

*Is my idea of implement correct ? How can I
redirect raw socket request location to /rawSocket? I have tried
"rewrite ^(.*) $1/rawSocket; " and test it using "openssl s_client
-connect xxx.com:443". But it doesn't work because the raw Socket doesn't have the location/header.


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Computer program aids food safety experts with pathogen testing
by Krishna Ramanujan, Cornell University
Listeria monocytogenes. Credit: Martin Wiedmann
An innovative computer program could be a big help for food safety professionals working to keep production facilities free of food-borne pathogens.
Cornell University scientists have developed a computer program, Environmental Monitoring With an Agent-Based Model of Listeria (EnABLe), to simulate the most likely locations in a processing facility where the deadly food-borne pathogen Listeria monocytogenes might be found. Food safety managers may then test those areas for the bacteria's presence, adding an important tool to prevent food contamination and human exposure to the pathogen through tainted food.
The computer model, which is described in the Jan. 24 issue of Scientific Reports, has the potential to be modified for a wide range of microbes and locations.
"The goal is to build a decision-support tool for control of any pathogen in any complex environment," said Renata Ivanek, associate professor in the Department of Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sciences and senior author of the paper. The study was funded by the Frozen Food Foundation through a grant to Martin Wiedmann, professor of food science, who is also a co-author of the paper.
The researchers, including first author Claire Zoellner, a postdoctoral research associate in Ivanek's lab, want to eventually apply the framework to identifying contamination from pathogens that cause hospital-acquired infections in veterinary hospitals or E. coli bacteria in fruit and vegetable processing plants.
Food safety professionals at processing facilities keep regular schedules for pathogen testing. They rely on their own expertise and knowledge of the building to determine where to swab for samples.
"Whenever we have an environment that is complex, we always have to rely on expert opinion and general rules for this system, or this company, but what we're trying to offer is a way to make this more quantitative and systematic by creating this digital reality," Ivanek said.
For the system to work, Zoellner, Ivanek and colleagues entered all relevant data into the model—including historical perspectives, expert feedback, details of the equipment used and its cleaning schedule, the jobs people do, and materials and people who enter from outside the facility.
"A computer model like EnABLe connects those data to help answer questions related to changes in contamination risks, potential sources of contamination and approaches for risk mitigation and management," Zoellner said.
"A single person could never keep track of all that information, but if we run this model on a computer, we can have in one iteration a distribution of Listeria across equipment after one week. And every time you run it, it will be different and collectively predict a range of possible outcomes," Ivanek said.
The paper describes a model system that traces Listeria species on equipment and surfaces in a cold-smoked salmon facility. Simulations revealed contamination dynamics and risks for Listeria contamination on equipment surfaces. Furthermore, the insights gained from seeing patterns in the areas where Listeria is predicted can inform the design of food processing plants and Listeria-monitoring programs. In the future, the model will be applied to frozen food facilities.
Food-borne Listeria monocytogenes infects about 1,600 people in the U.S. each year with flu-like symptoms, with about one in five of those infections ending in death.
New study reveals hypervirulent Listeria strains and emerging clones
More information: Claire Zoellner et al, EnABLe: An agent-based model to understand Listeria dynamics in food processing facilities, Scientific Reports (2019). DOI: 10.1038/s41598-018-36654-z
Journal information: Scientific Reports
Provided by Cornell University
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namespace LAG\AdminBundle\Tests\Twig\Extension;

use LAG\AdminBundle\Menu\Provider\MenuProvider;
use LAG\AdminBundle\Tests\TestCase;
use LAG\AdminBundle\Twig\Extension\MenuExtension;
use PHPUnit\Framework\MockObject\MockObject;

class MenuExtensionTest extends TestCase
{
    private MenuExtension $extension;
    private MockObject $menuProvider;

    public function testServiceExists(): void
    {
        $this->assertServiceExists(MenuExtension::class);
    }

    public function testGetFunctions(): void
    {
        $functions = $this->extension->getFunctions();

        $this->assertCount(1, $functions);
        $this->assertEquals('admin_has_menu', $functions[0]->getName());
    }

    public function testHasMenu(): void
    {
        $this
            ->menuProvider
            ->expects($this->once())
            ->method('has')
            ->willReturn(true)
        ;

        $this->assertTrue($this->extension->hasMenu('my_menu', []));
    }

    protected function setUp(): void
    {
        $this->menuProvider = $this->createMock(MenuProvider::class);
        $this->extension = new MenuExtension($this->menuProvider);
    }
}


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SAB TV unveils new TVC
Reiterates brand promise of 'Asli Mazaa Sab Ke Saath Aata Hai'; watch the TVC here.
BestMediaInfo Bureau | Delhi | July 12, 2011
SAB TV, India's leading family comedy entertainment channel is the first GEC to clearly position & communicate its brand promise and offer programming content in line with its promise. This distinct positioning has led to channel loyalty and resulted in substantial growth for the channel. Soon other GEC's too realized the essence of establishing their brand positioning and followed suit to redefine and reinforce their brand promise.
The new brand ad in this series reinforces the brand promise of 'Asli Mazaa Sab Ke Saath Aata Hai' and establishes that it is now a way of life for so many viewers, who are a part of the SAB family.
The story revolves around the theme "Jab Sab ho Saath toh baan jaaye baat" underlining Asli Mazaa Sab Ke Saath Aata hai.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SI96tPPGJPY[/youtube]
The TVC features a crying baby who, despite numerous efforts by the family members cannot be put to sleep. In the late hours of the night every member of the family right from the mother to mother-in-law to the sister and brother in law is taking turns to sing the baby a lullaby, a popular Hindi film song 'lala lala lori' in their own rendition. But the baby ends up crying more and family members wonder what to do to put the child to sleep.
Commenting on new campaign NP Singh, COO, MSM Network said, "SAB TV is reinforcing its unique positioning with yet another brand campaign. I expect the new campaign to help the channel grow its loyal viewer base manifolds."
Anooj Kapoor – Executive VP & Business Head, SAB TV, said, "We have strengthened our bond with the viewers by offering them light hearted entertainment that appeals to the entire family. Our brand campaign reiterates our promise of Asli Mazaa Sab Ke Saath Aata Hai and will surely add to the growing base of SAB families."
The film is directed by one of India's highly acclaimed ad film-maker; Vijay Maurya.The campaign has been launched simultaneously across leading TV channels,Multiplexes,print and digital medium to deliver the communication amongst the family audience.


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Open house April 30 in Chatfield for Hwy 52 paving project
CHATFIELD, Minn. – The public is invited to an open house on Tuesday, April 30 in Chatfield to talk with the contractor and the Minnesota Department of Transportation to learn about the construction planned for Highway 52 from Marion through Chatfield that begins May 6, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
Representatives of MnDOT will be available to answer questions and provide information from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Chatfield City Hall city council chambers, 21 Second St. SE in Chatfield.
Rochester Sand & Gravel, a MnDOT contractor, will be repaving, replacing culverts and making improvements along Highway 52 from Marion through Chatfield beginning May 6. In Chatfield, crews will make sidewalk and pedestrian ramp accessibility improvements and replace traffic signals. There will be detours at for two stages of the project while culverts are replaced along the road. Both detours will reroute traffic off of Highway 52 between Chatfield and Marion for approximately three months.
During the April 30 open house, people may drop by at any time during the session to learn more about the project, offer feedback, and ask questions. Maps and information will be available for review.
To learn more about the project or sign up for email updates, go to MnDOT's project website at www.dot.state.mn.us/d6/projects/hwy52-marion-chatfield/index.html.
To request an ASL or foreign language interpreter, or other reasonable accommodation, call Janet Miller at 651-366-4720 or 1-800-657-3774 (Greater Minnesota); 711 or 1-800-627-3529 (Minnesota Relay). Alternatively, send an email to janet.rae.miller@state.mn.us.
To learn more about MnDOT construction projects and activities in southeastern Minnesota, join the Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/MnDOTsoutheast/.
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Jan 4 Monumental Debates On the Future of Our Past: What To Do With Our Bad Statues?
Public Art, Chicago
Henry Hering, "Defense," 1928. Relief on the southwestern tower of the Michigan Avenue Bridge in Chicago.
Monumental Debates On the Future of Our Past: What To Do With Our Bad Statues? - Newcity Art
"This constellation—public space, power, history and meaning—arrives at the core of what must be asked of each of our monuments: What history does this image construct? Who owns that history, and who benefits from its telling as such? What is being left unsaid? Who owns this space, and who controls it? These are questions with answers that can and should change over time, lest we fall under the spell of the monument and forget that the future, like history itself, has and will always be ours for the making."
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This CellML model runs in COR and OpenCell and the units are consistent throughout. It reproduces the published results and was converted from SBML with the help of Lukas Endler. Validation was done in both CellML and Matlab, Matlab was used to simulate variations in GAP and R concentrations and to reproduce figures 3A and B.
ABSTRACT: Heterotrimeric G protein signaling is regulated by signaling modules composed of heterotrimeric G proteins, active G protein-coupled receptors (Rs), which activate G proteins, and GTPase-activating proteins (GAPs), which deactivate G proteins. We term these modules GTPase-cycle modules. The local concentrations of these proteins are spatially regulated between plasma membrane microdomains and between the plasma membrane and cytosol, but no data or models are available that quantitatively explain the effect of such regulation on signaling. We present a computational model of the GTPase-cycle module that predicts that the interplay of local G protein, R, and GAP concentrations gives rise to 16 distinct signaling regimes and numerous intermediate signaling phenomena. The regimes suggest alternative modes of the GTPase-cycle module that occur based on defined local concentrations of the component proteins. In one mode, signaling occurs while G protein and receptor are unclustered and GAP eliminates signaling; in another, G protein and receptor are clustered and GAP can rapidly modulate signaling but does not eliminate it. Experimental data from multiple GTPase-cycle modules is interpreted in light of these predictions. The latter mode explains previously paradoxical data in which GAP does not alter maximal current amplitude of G protein-activated ion channels, but hastens signaling. The predictions indicate how variations in local concentrations of the component proteins create GTPase-cycle modules with distinctive phenotypes. They provide a quantitative framework for investigating how regulation of local concentrations of components of the GTPase-cycle module affects signaling.
Biochemical reaction scheme of the GTPase cycle.
Derived from workspace Bornheimer et al. 2004 at changeset 0958dc339ee1.


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Mount Dora is a beautiful area! Rolling hills, moss filled trees and plenty of gorgeous bed-n-breakfasts to take good care of you. Come for the day, stay for the weekend.


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The Future of Aviation Post Covid-19: Is the Travel Industry Up in the Air?
May 18, 2020 Blog Aviation, private jet, travel industry
Before the threat of Covid-19 hit the UK and the world, the future of aviation was getting really exciting. Industry experts and professionals predicted the step towards a greener and more technologically advanced flight network, including the introduction of electric planes and the usage of AI and robotics. The demand for commercial air transport was expected to rise on average 4.3% per year over the next twenty years, with more and more people travelling for both business and leisure. And then coronavirus hit the world, and everything seemed to grind to a halt. But what will happen now? Now that borders across the world have been closed, social distancing is in full force and there is currently an undeniable fear amongst travellers.
Most flights have been grounded and we have already seen the collapse of some smaller airlines. British commercial airline, FlyBe, who was in financial troubles before the crisis has now gone into administration. Around the world, Virgin Australia and Air Italy have followed suit. In a bid to restart business, air giant Emirates has begun to conduct Covid-19 tests on passengers, with results available within ten minutes, allowing them to travel safely. EasyJet, on the other hand, has suggested they will be looking into social distancing on flights, transporting a smaller number of passengers to allow for empty seating and a sufficient distance between travellers. Other airlines are thinking of making wearing a mask compulsory and restricting movement once onboard. Of course, with each of these suggestions comes a huge change in flight experience and an inevitable increase in the price of flights.
However, if you want to avoid many of the future regulations and continue to fly safely whilst still enjoying the luxury of air travel, the private aviation industry is looking to become the new norm. Especially as one of the safety aspects we have not seen any logical suggestions for what is the fact that a commercial aircraft cabin is pumped with air conditioning to keep temperatures regulated and the atmosphere fresh. Sharing potentially contaminated air with hundreds of other passengers may be enough to put you off travelling for life. But with private jet hire, not only do you heavily reduce your risk of contaminating or becoming contaminated by any other passenger by travelling solely with your family, friends or colleagues in a spacious interior, private jets are also not bound by as many rules as commercial airlines, even allowing them to travel into and out of airports where traditional airlines are not yet back up and running.
Flying by private jet also has the added benefit of avoiding standing in groups of thousands during the check-in and boarding procedures. Passengers who opt for private jet hire can go through a streamlined security and boarding process, which allows the opportunity to practice safe social distancing at every step, without feeling like very much has changed at all. Not only is the process more secure with much smaller numbers of passengers, the procedures at both your departure and destination airports are much faster, allowing you to quickly retrieve your luggage and continue with your journey. And the price does not have to be extortionate, the cost of private jet hire varies greatly depending on the aircraft, flight route and number of passengers that you are travelling with. With private jet charter models ranging from the basic to the sumptuously luxurious, passengers can keep travel plans and stick within a budget that suits.
With the fate of commercial aviation very up in the air at the moment, private jet hire travel is expected to become more popular with both groups and individuals, travelling for both business and pleasure. In a bid to offer a safe and cost-effective solution to future air travel, private jet operators have been planning ahead, investing lots of money into effective products and scheduling strict cleaning regimes which ensure that after use, an aircraft is made completely safe for the next group of passengers. It has been suggested that private jet hire will no longer be the choice of transport for the elite alone. This is not necessarily a luxury purchase, for passengers who can afford to fly by private jet, this is simply a case of wanting to get to and from destinations without the risk of falling ill. And with commercial airline schedules expected to be much more limited than they were last year, private jet hire allows you the freedom to travel directly to any airport around the world at the time which suits you best. This is the same for both personal and corporate passengers. Whereas private jet hire may have once been reserved for directors and executives of the world's biggest companies, it has now become one of the most secure ways to transport people for business, allowing you to work to your own personal timetable and letting corporate operations to continue with ease.
We don't think anyone quite knows the future of aviation following the global pandemic yet, but what we do know is that private flight hire will play a vital role in allowing businesses and families to begin to go back to normal life. Where before the virus we were considering the developments of aviation in terms of advanced technology, we will now have to wait and see simply how the industry will get back off the ground first. If you need to make an essential journey or want to book a trip to look forward to, please get in touch with our expert team who will be able to give you further details on the aircraft we have available for private jet hire. With a wealth of industry knowledge and a worldwide network of private flight operators, we will be able to advise on the latest travel recommendations and rules both in the UK and across the world, allowing you to travel safely and securely as quickly as possible.
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"Advocacy Groups Push For More Wind Power In Georgia"
HomeConsumer Energy Program"Advocacy Groups Push For More Wind...
June 15, 2015 by Georgia Watch 1 0 0
By Michelle Wirth
The future of wind in Georgia Power's energy portfolio was debated Thursday during a Georgia Public Service Commission committee meeting.
Starting next year, Georgia Power will get enough wind power from Oklahoma to power more than 50,000 homes as part of the utility's first wind project.
The price of wind energy has been dropping, so advocacy groups say Georgia Power should quickly invest in more wind energy.
"People are paying about $10 a month on their power bills, every month, to finance the construction of two new nuclear units at plant Vogtle," said Liz Coyle, executive director of Georgia Watch. "Here's a certain opportunity that the company can move forward with, purchasing some low cost energy for consumers."
Coyle and organizations like the Sierra Club contend that once a new federal clean power rule goes into effect, that might create more demand for wind energy. It also means prices could go up.
But Georgia Power told the public service commissioners it wants to decide next year, when the commission will look at the utility's long-range energy plan.
"We want to make sure that when we do go out for wind, if we go out for wind, that it's part of a total portfolio, that we consider alternatives, especially in-state options as alternatives," said Brandon Marzo, an attorney who represents Georgia Power.
If commissioners don't put wind power on next week's agenda, it's unlikely any discussion of more wind energy will happen until next year.
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Cruise Lawsuit Raises Liability Question
Miami attorney Keith Brais says cruise operators should be responsible for employees' actions
By Beth Taylor on July 31, 2020
Eric Ewing was on a weeklong island cruise with his brother and sister-in-law aboard the Carnival Ecstasy on Jan. 25, 2018, eating pizza as he sat on his bed, when an upper bunk crashed down on his head.
His attorney, Miami maritime lawyer Keith Brais with Brais Law Firm, says his 53-year-old client suffered a traumatic brain injury and equilibrium issues. "Mr. Ewing's injuries are life-altering, and will eventually make it impossible for him to ambulate on his own or even take care of himself," Brais says.
Ewing's lawsuit alleges that Carnival's cabin stewards are required to check the safety of upper bunks on a daily basis, and that the cruise line is therefore vicariously liable for injuries sustained by the Jerome, Pennsylvania, man. However, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit has a precedent, in maritime cases, of requiring that a cruise operator, in order to be held vicariously liable, must have had "notice." That can mean either direct knowledge or sufficient opportunity to have had that knowledge.
What This Means for Cruise Ship Passengers
In Brais' opinion, the maritime courts have been getting it wrong. He contends that an employee's awareness—or responsibility for awareness—of an unsafe condition should carry over to the employer, "thereby satisfying, actually nullifying, the 'notice' requirement [for] an employer."
The suit contends that the upper bunk could only be unlocked with a special key available to crewmembers, including the steward, and that the steward should have noticed during daily room checks that it was not locked. Ewing made a video recording with his cellphone after the incident, showing the upper bunk beds on both sides of his stateroom were unlocked. The steward, Brais says, testified that he ensured the bunk beds were locked each morning. Carnival maintains that a loose screw, of which the steward was unaware, could have caused the bunk to fall open; Ewing's expert has challenged that theory.
The case raises an interesting legal question. "Whichever way it turns out will have significant broad ranging implications upon all suits governed by maritime law," says Brais, "most certainly cruise passenger claims."
He continues, "As a general principle of law, an employer … is vicariously liable for the negligent acts of its employees and agents—actual or apparent—so long as the employee acted within the course and scope of their employment."
Motions for summary judgment by both sides were denied July 7 by the U.S. District Court Southern District of Florida. Trial was set for Oct. 18, 2021.
If you find yourself in a similar situation with a personal injury case involving cruise companies, reach out to a transportation/maritime attorney for advice. For more information on this area of law, see our overview of transportation and maritime law.
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LegaSea campaigns to raise awareness about marine fisheries issues, behaviours and decisions that can impact on the public's ability to enjoy a healthy, plentiful and accessible coastal marine environment. The objective is to achieve better fisheries management where the value of our sea life is not determined by how many more of our fish can be bulk harvested and sold for profit, but what it means to conserve and enhance it for the benefit of the people of New Zealand, now and into the future. Through education, behaviour modification, protection and respectful utilisation, LegaSea strives to achieve a better outcome for our social, cultural and economic wellbeing.
Building LegaSea offers a common commitment, for construction industry leaders to support LegaSea's work in defending the New Zealand public's right to see plentiful, healthy and accessible fish life around our coastal waters. By being part of Building LegaSea you will add funding support and networking power to a belief that we can achieve a public friendly fisheries management system.
If you want to help LegaSea rebuild our fisheries. Give them a hand here.
To help spread the word around New Zealand about how important it is for us to rebuild our inshore fisheries ITM and LegaSea have developed the ITM LegaSea Sea Wall as a great way for the public to show their support to this massive building project. At major events throughout the country LegaSea and ITM set up a sea wall to allow people to buy a fish (for a small donation), sign it and stick it on the wall. It is an engaging and theatrical way for the public to play their part in rebuilding our fisheries even if it's just one fish at a time. Over the past few years 1000's of fish have been contributed to the sea wall representing 1000's of individuals and families in our communities.


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Most w Krzeszowie – drogowy most stalowy zespolony przez San w Krzeszowie, w ciągu drogi wojewódzkiej nr 863.

Historia
Obecna konstrukcja wybudowana w grudniu 1992, po blisko 2,5-letnim okresie budowy. W XIX w. był mostem z zadaszeniem dla pieszych. W 1940 był mostem drewnianym. W 1972 wybudowano kolejną konstrukcję, z której niektóre elementy wykorzystano przy obecnym moście. Przez pewien czas funkcjonował most pontonowy.

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The NASA Season Is Over!
It's been a hell of a season, and it was a hell of a weekend. There will be stories, and more photos, later, but right now let's look at the people who took home some hardware on Saturday.


Before you watch the first episode, here's everything you want to know about format of The Kapil Sharma Show.
Kapil Sharma will play the role of a jobless man Kappu. He and his gang members will the be the residents of Shantivan Non-cooperative Housing Society.
Ali Asgar, who vowed never to play Dadi again on TV, will be playing the role of a blind Nani in The Kapil Sharma Show.
Sunil Grover will play Dr Mushhoor Gulati, apart from other characters. Nani has apparently gone blind after an unsuccessful cataract operation performed by him.
While Shah Rukh Khan will grace the first episode of The Kapil Sharma Show, Tiger Shroff and Shraddha Kapoor will appear next. Honey Singh will also appear soon.
Sumona Chakravarty will be seen working at Dr. Gulati's clinic, while Rochelle Maria Rao will be a nurse at the same clinic.
Kiku Sharda will play different characters in different episodes.
Yes everyone is exited to watch Kapil once again.
The next person you will see on The Kapil Sharma Show will not be a movie star or singer but ace badminton player Saina Nehwal with her family. She will appear on the Saturday Show.
Brett Lee is back in India but not to promote a cricket tournament. This time it's for a film he's playing the lead in, titled UnIndian. The cricketer turned actor was accompanied by the film's director Anupam Sharma and Tannishtha Chatterjee on the sets of The Kapil Sharma Show.
wow!!! very excited to see Brett Lee in this show.
The whole Kapil Sharma and Sunil Grover fiasco have reached a point where we have stopped caring. The spat on the airplane turned into a full-fledged feud with the team choosing sides. Channel too had to intervene.


There has never been a better or more important time to study Geography. With growing interest in issues such as climate change, migration, environmental degradation and social cohesion, Geography is one of the most relevant courses you can study. Statistics show that compared with other subjects, geographers are among the most employable. This is presumably because geographers possess the abilities and skills that employers look for.
Whatever your passion for the world – fascination with landscapes or concerns about inequality – Geography will provide you with knowledge and transferable skills that will reward you personally and advance you professionally.
Geography has always had massive importance in the education of young people. Gaining knowledge of the world and understanding why differences occur within it is integral to a healthy and open mind. In the modern world; global warming, the destruction of the rainforests and global inequality, to name only a few, are issues that require understanding from the future generations.
It is for these reasons that the Geography department at Trinity Academy, through Key Stage 3, GCSE and A-level, aim to provide students with this opportunity.
At Key Stage 3, students develop a range of knowledge and skills across different areas of Geography. This aids a foundation for development at GCSE. Topics such as population, settlements, rivers, coasts, earthquakes and volcanoes alongside learning map skills are developed across year 7 and 8.
Students study the 9 to 1 GCSE Geography specification from AQA. Through this students enhance their understanding of both human and physical Geography. Studying topics such as ecosystems, natural hazards and UK landscapes. Plus explore issues with urban development, sustaining resources and climate change. Underpinning this is fieldwork, in which students explore contrasting locations to identify patterns and trends. Assessment is in the form of three examinations, which test the knowledge and skills developed over the course.
Students study the Geography specification from AQA. Through this they explore a range of human and physical issues, considering issues around how places change over time, the impacts of hazards on our landscape, the developments within a coastal zone and the changing nature of the globalised world. Through the course, students over 4 fieldwork days, explore a range of locations to both extend and support their learning. Through this data collection students build a fieldwork report which forms part of the A-level assessment. This linking with two examination to form the assessment at A-level.
The department runs a Geography club. This provides an opportunity to explore and investigate new areas of Geography; while deepening and broadening understanding developed in the classroom. The club aims to raise the profile of Geography across the Academy and educate others on areas such as Fair Trade and recycling.
The Geography department at Trinity also rewards its aspiring young geographers by sending post cards home half termly. Chosen geographers will have their names displayed on the noticeboard along the Geography corridor and on TV-screen displays throughout the Academy.


Earlier this month, Professor of Civil and Urban Engineering Dr. Michael Horodniceanu, who also chairs the IDC Innovation Hub, took part in a high-profile webinar that explored how to successfully lead megaprojects — complex, large-scale ventures that typically take years to complete, cost $1 billion or more, involve a wide variety of public and private stakeholders, and ultimately impact millions of people.
Horodniceanu — who was joined during the webinar by Tim McManus, the Vice President of Capital Projects and Infrastructure Practice at McKinsey & Company, and Peter M. Zuk, the Chief Capital Officer of Metrolinx in Toronto — is particularly suited to address the topic: before joining NYU Tandon, he served as President of the MTA's Capital Construction Program, where he oversaw the successful completion of the first phase of the long-awaited Second Avenue Subway, the launch of the East Side Access project that will bring Long Island Rail Road trains to Grand Central, the construction of the new South Ferry Station, and the openings of the gleaming new Fulton Center and the ambitious extension of the #7 line, among others.
New York is not alone in hosting projects of such magnitude: there are currently some 2,400 megaprojects underway around the globe, and researchers assert that the number will grow to 4,000 in the very near future. The successful management of megaprojects is therefore a pressing concern with enormous financial and social implications.
Be prepared. There is no such thing as a utopian situation in which you will not encounter either changes in performance specs; management or contractor problems; geological or environmental issues; political and administrative roadblocks; missed commitments; or misalignment among stakeholders.
Be aware of such common pitfalls as unrealistic cost estimates or schedules, and unclear or poorly identified conditions.
It's vital to identify and manage all risks and help avoid or reduce losses.


I am running my own business, from a place I love, mainly as I grew up here, but also for the idyllic location.
I bought Laskill Country House in May 2008 to create a place where everybody would feel at home and at the same time feel thoroughly spoilt, in a welcoming and friendly atmosphere.
I now run Laskill Country House alongside Laskill Grange which is where I grew up and where my mum, Sue, began the business letting one room B&B in our family home, 50 years ago – (quite radical for Bilsdale in those days!) to now a thriving family business.
Mum retired 2 years ago after a lifetimes work, during which she invested all her time and effort to make Laskill what it is today.
I love meeting people and adopt a very "hands on" approach. I hope you love Laskill too.
Dating back to the Middle Ages, and originally under the control of Rievaulx Abbey (A Heritage Monument located nearby) it is generally recognised that central Laskill is composed of only three buildings :- Laskill House itself, Laskill Grange and the Quaker Meeting House, the oldest standing building and final resting place of over fifty Quakers.
Laskill was important as a medieval trading place and also as a settlement for Cistercian monks. Skilled metallurgists, they established a highly advanced blast furnace, the single medieval furnace so far identified in Britain, which produced a very refined iron ore. Sadly its progress was ended in 1538 by Henry VIII with the destruction of Rievaulx Abbey. If the monks had been allowed to pass on their new techniques the Industrial Revolution may have arrived two and a half centuries sooner.


WASHINGTON — Speaker Paul Ryan said Tuesday he's going to give battered House Republicans another crack at a health care overhaul. But he offered no timeline, and leaders haven't resolved how to overcome the deep GOP divisions that crumpled their legislation last week in a humiliating retreat for themselves and President Donald Trump.
The doomed GOP bill would have eliminated former President Barack Obama's mandate for people to carry insurance or face fines and would have shrunk a Medicaid expansion. It relied on tax credits to help consumers purchase insurance that for many people would be less generous than under Obama's statute.
Republican lawmakers, conservatives and moderates alike, emerged from Tuesday's meeting saying there was a consensus to address the issue again, preferably soon. The closed-door meeting lasted nearly two hours, causing Ryan to delay his news conference.
"You don't go anywhere until this is accomplished. That's how we do things on the battlefield, that's how things should be done here," said freshman Rep. Brian Mast, R-Fla., an Army veteran who lost both legs after being wounded in Afghanistan.
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After the meeting, Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., said that unless the issue is revisited in a month, he would force the House to vote on a bill that goes further than Ryan's derailed measure in repealing Obama's 2010 law.
Brooks is in in the conservative House Freedom Caucus, most of whom opposed the failed GOP bill, which was pivotal in the collapse of the party's top priority so far this year. They complained it didn't go far enough in erasing Obama's statute.
"We'll find out who is truly for repeal of Obamacare and who is not," Brooks said.
The leader of the Freedom Caucus, Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C., said his group was talking to moderate Republicans. Many of them also opposed the leadership's failed bill because it would have pried health coverage from millions of voters.
"Obviously everybody wants to find a way to get this passed and we're going to work real hard to do that," said Meadows.
Republicans say they will now pivot to tax cuts and other issues while they try working out their differences. And they've offered mixed messages on what comes next.
House Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady, R-Texas, an author of the failed legislation, told reporters that Republicans "are turning the page and moving on toward tax reform." He said he's encouraging the Senate to produce its own health care package, and he and others suggested that lawmakers may produce several smaller bills addressing pieces of the issue.
But the Senate GOP's No. 2 leader, John Cornyn of Texas, showed little appetite to plunge ahead.
Obama's overhaul has provided insurance to 20 million additional people and forced insurers to provide better coverage to many more, but it's also left some markets with soaring premiums and fewer insurers.
The health care strategizing comes as the GOP has one clear bright spot: Trump's nomination of conservative appeals court Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court. The Senate plans to consider Gorsuch next week.
Brady wants his panel to produce a bill overhauling much of the nation's tax code this spring. But Republicans must overcome internal differences on that issue too, including whether to impose taxes on imports to encourage manufacturers to produce products domestically and whether the measure should drive up deficits.
Congress is fast approaching a deadline to pass government-wide spending legislation or face a shutdown. In the past such deadlines have prompted brinkmanship that sometimes led to shuttering agencies.
Associated Press writers Erica Werner, Kevin Freking and Andrew Taylor contributed to this report.


Is it OK to cheat the state if you find out it's cheated you? The main character in this crazy black comedy would give a loud "Yes!" Art restorer Claudia is waiting to be paid for a major commission, but the city just won't settle its bill with her. Thank heavens for Grandma, who supports Claudia financially. So it's a real problem when the old lady dies.
Claudia's girlfriends – who are also her employees – propose a solution, saying that granny would hate to see her go bankrupt, so without further ado, Claudia stashes her aged relative in the freezer in order to divert her pension to her own pocket. And the trick works – until one day painstaking tax inspector Simone turns up and falls head over heels for Claudia. Gradually, her carefully constructed pack of lies starts to fall apart.


Sunday me and my favorite tattooer Alisha Rice decided we should go for a hike. After looking at her hike book we both agreed on doing a 7.4 mile hike that neither of us had ever done. This one actually ended up taking us to the dam where all of Denver's drinking water comes from! The dude and Alisha's rad little boy joined in and off we hiked. At about mile 5 we realized that we were indeed en route to hike a half marathon. Accidental awesome achievement – that's how we roll.