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Mutation in HSF4 is Associated with Hereditary Cataract in the Australian Shepherd
Cathryn Mellersh; Bryan McLaughlin; Louise Pettitt; Keith Barnett
Animal Health Trust
Newmarket, Suffolk, UK
Cataract is recognised as one of the most frequent intraocular diseases and a leading cause of blindness in the dog. The classification of canine cataract may depend upon the cause; their anatomical position in the lens; the progressive or stationary nature; and the presence or absence of another ocular disease. Canine cataract may also be classified as hereditary or non-hereditary; the former usually exhibiting marked breed specificity in their ophthalmoscopic appearance, age of onset, rate of progression and degree of bilateral symmetry; the latter generally do not exhibit any breed specificity. Primary HC has been described in as many as 97 different breeds with some breeds, such as the Boston Terrier, displaying more than one form.
Previously we identified a mutation in HSF4 that causes hereditary cataract (HC) in the Staffordshire bull terrier, the Boston terrier and the French Bulldog. The mutation, that causes a recessive, early-onset, rapidly progressive form of HC in these breeds is a single C nucleotide deletion in exon 9 that generates a frame shift and a premature stop codon. The C insertion occurs in a homopolymer run of 10 C nucleotides. We also identified a similar mutation in the Australian Shepherd (AS); the mutation in this breed is a single C nucleotide insertion in the same run of C's and also causes a frame shift and a premature stop codon, 177 nucleotides (59 amino acids) further downstream from that introduced by the deletion. In our initial studies we found 7 out of 7 ASs with cataracts carried the HSF4 deletion and that 6 out of the 7 were heterozygous for the mutation, indicating the condition might be dominant in this breed.
Since our initial studies we have collected DNA samples from 165 ASs, each of which has been examined by a veterinary ophthalmologist. 82 dogs have been diagnosed as suffering from a cataract of some kind and 58 have bilateral cataracts, the majority of which are posterior polar cataracts. We have genotyped all 165 dogs for the HSF4 insertion; 53 (67%) dogs with cataracts (all types) are either homozygous or heterozygous for the mutation and 46 (79%) dogs with bilateral cataracts carry the mutation. 72 (84%) dogs that are clear of cataracts are homozygous for the wild type HSF4 allele. These results indicate a significant association (p<0.001) between this HSF4 mutation and cataracts in the AS.
The majority of dogs (62%) with bilateral cataracts that carry the HSF4 mutation are heterozygous for the mutation, indicating the condition is dominant, or co-dominant in this breed. We also observe a wide variation in the age of onset of HC in the AS. The average age of onset for dogs that are homozygous for the mutation (-/-) is 3.55 years of age (std 2.20, min 0.24, max 6.91), whereas for the heterozygous dogs (+/-) the average age of onset is 5.51 (std 2.85, min 1.13, max 12.30). Reasons for the wide variation are currently under investigation.
A DNA test for HC in the Australian Shepherd will shortly be offered by the Animal Health Trust and will enable breeders to make progress eliminating HC from the AS. Because HC appears to be a dominant or co-dominant condition in this breed the advice will be to avoid breeding with all dogs that carry the mutation, until the factors influencing age of onset are better understood. The good news for breeders is that some dogs that are clear of the mutation but that are currently excluded from breeding, because they have produced affected offspring, can be returned to the breeding population.
Cathryn Mellersh


Yep… there's a theme this month.
The theme is Art Licensing and your guru is Tara Reed.
Interestingly, Tara has a degree in marketing that when paired with her whimsical art talent has resulted in a very successful art licensing career.
Tara creates her illustrations with a combination of watercolour and Photoshop, allowing her quick colour changes and the ability to customize her illustrations to suit a variety of products.
Tara Reed Designs has a secondary personalization site called "Let's Personalize It!" where the customer can order custom-made art and wall hangings for their home.
Starting March 25, Tara is running the Art Licensing Academy for artists interested in using their art to license to manufacturers for use on commercial products.


Our entry into the RIBA housing 2020 competition to design a house for the future that could be adapted for a range of users and a range of locations.
A home for 2020 and beyond must be aspirational, both of its time and able to grow and develop as futures change and so not encourage our current "throw-away" culture. As well as providing a home it allows for families and communities to grow and develop together. The Tetrohome for 2020+ puts this aspiration at the forefront of the design, providing a lifetime living layout fixed only by a staircase, external envelope and service spine.
The spine and stair are the key to the concept and allow internal spaces to orbit these anchor points giving future-proofed changeable layouts that can quickly respond to external environmental influences considering incoming services and energy provisions and in the internal environment of generous, healthy living homes.


Having noticed that I had an assumption that I basically created choreography from a standing position opposing gravity, I began to reflect about how I stand up with my body as the most simplest fundamental movement. I became interested in the movement 'Standing'. Attempting to see the movement 'Standing' more objectively, I tried 'Lying down on the floor' to assess the process of 'Standing up'. I noticed that the first movement for the lying down movement was bending knees. So I tried lying down in three different ways which are- without bending knees, without bending elbows, without bending right elbow and right knee.
I found the lying down posture so beautiful with one's back to natural gravity as a non-resistance image.


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Feb 20, 2019, 06:29AM
Burn the Oscar Shorts
The live action and documentary programs this year are aesthetically repulsive and emotionally manipulative.
Kyle Buchanan, writing for The New York Times, argued last week that if the Academy wants to cut awards from the telecast, it should start with the three shorts categories (animated, live action, and documentary). I can't believe this hadn't occurred to me or anyone else, especially after the brief imbroglio with cinematography and editing getting axed and put back in after the "outrage mob" forced the Academy to reverse their decision. Oh, please—just cut the shorts categories completely and, as Buchanan suggested, shuttle them to a separate ceremony where they can speak at length to the few people who actually saw their films before they were nominated for Oscars.
Never mind that the Oscar shorts this year were aesthetically repulsive and emotionally manipulative, at least the live action and documentary programs. I didn't see the animated shorts this year, which are usually nice and lightweight enough to handle on a Sunday afternoon. There'll be the Pixar short, then one about a little rabbit or a sandcastle, and then a conversation about abortion or something between two women in Tehran. Quality aside, at least there's some variety.
The walkouts at the Sunday matinee of the live action shorts I saw—what a beautiful sight. Apparently someone came out and told one of the ushers they might as well have filmed the ovens at Dachau, and while that may be an exaggeration, I sympathize with his sentiment. This was cinematic violence: three of the five live action shorts featured children dying, "caught in a vortex of violence" as Buchanan all too charitably put it, and Skin, which ends the program with a young boy shooting his disfigured father in the head with a rifle. These images and scenarios, of course, are not off limits. But five brutal crescendos in a row, all handled artlessly with the intimacy of a Toyota commercial, did a number on me and most of the audience that day.
Among the documentary shorts, only A Night at the Garden was worth its running time, a too-brief seven minutes (I couldn't bear to watch End Game, a cancer documentary, so I sat in the lobby for 40 minutes). A Night at the Garden consists simply of restored and edited footage of a Nazi rally at Madison Square Garden on February 20, 1939. There are no interviews, no narration, no dramatic recreations: just raw footage of a night forgotten that should be seen by everyone in America. There's no gratuitous violence and corpse lingering, as in the execrable Lifeboat, a 40-minute piece about Libyan refugees that shows close-ups of bloated, distended bodies rotting in the sea and the sun. These are images suited for LiveLeak, not a prestige awards package. Lifeboat is otherwise fine, but its lingering on the dead is condescending. The filmmakers seem to think that their audience will only realize the severity of the problem once they see blood and body parts. It's an insulting assumption.
I shouldn't be surprised the Academy would nominate the most sensational, exploitative, and pedestrian material on offer, but both non-animation programs were abysmal and abysmally depressing without earning any of it. These are shorts that range from seven to 40 minutes, and it's almost impossible to pull off anything heavy-handed or brutal in such a short amount of time because we never get to know these characters. Fauve (live action) follows two young boys in Quebec hiking in no man's land. They see a fox early on (straight out of Antichrist), and of course, one of the boys drowns in quicksand. The survivor, completely shell-shocked, is finally rescued on the side of the road by a good Samaritan, but before they drive away, we see the fox again, eyeing the boy. Great. Why should we care? Why did we just watch a young boy suffer and die a slow, miserable death?
Marguerite, the least offensive of the live action shorts, is about a dying woman in hospice being taken care of by a young woman roughly in her late-30s. The caretaker's a lesbian, and speaks with her girlfriend on the phone in front of Marguerite. Cut to Marguerite flipping through an old photo album, close-up on a faded picture of her and another girl, cut to a close-up of Marguerite's face, oxygen tubes ringing her face, tears welling up. The next day she asks her caretaker "What is it like to make love to a woman?" She isn't taken aback by the question, and answers honestly: "It is beautiful." And then they kiss. It's a depressing piece, veering from melancholy into despair as we're confronted with the tragedy of a changing society that passed Marguerite by; her young adulthood compromised by an arbitrary morality that everyone realizes today was a crime against humanity. We don't see her die because we don't need to. It's an understated short compared to the rest.
But the problem of pacing remains: Marguerite is the climax of a feature film without any characterization or time to spend with these characters and get to know them, so that the payoff is all the more powerful and emotionally valid. As it is, Marguerite is what happens when you isolate the sex scene in Carol and present it out context. The buildup to that motel scene in Todd Haynes' film is masterful, and because we spend an hour with Carol and Therese, the scene is explosive, reinforced by the following hour's brutal comedown to reality as Carol's ex-husband gets in the way and tries to keep them apart. It simply isn't possible to dramatize the height of tragedy and leave it at that and expect the audience to leave the theater feeling anything but bewilderment.
The angriest reactions went toward Detainment and Skin, the former a "narrative" in name only, the latter a pulpy horror movie concept fit for Blumhouse but out of place in this program. Skin is being developed as a feature now, and it would sit nicely next to something equally over the top and horrifying as Don't Breathe. But Detainment, which is a documentary consisting only of dramatic recreations, is an abomination, an artless and arduous slog through the interrogation of two young Irish boys who kidnapped, tortured, molested, and killed a younger boy in the early-1990s. Based on a true story, as if that justifies the obscenity of the piece. I'd love to hear from the people that voted these films in before the rest of the world was able to see them, but from what I understand, Oscar shorts are governed by an obscure process akin to the Golden Globes' Hollywood Foreign Press. Ditch them from the telecast and let people see movies they're actually aware of win and lose awards.
Older Moving Pictures
The Unbelievable Wreck
Cosh and Dosh
High Flying Bird is the New Foundational Text for the "Sports Left."
Newer Moving Pictures
A Steady Flight
What is Greta?
End of Cinema

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


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drop table if exists ncaa_pbp.play_by_play;

create table ncaa_pbp.play_by_play (
	game_id		      integer,
	period_id	      integer,
	event_id	      integer,
	time		      interval,
--	time		      text,
        team_player	      text,
	team_event	      text,
	team_text	      text,
	team_score	      integer,
	opponent_score	      integer,
	socre		      text,
        opponent_player	      text,
	opponent_event	      text,
	opponent_text	      text
);

--truncate table ncaa_pbp.play_by_play;

copy ncaa_pbp.play_by_play from '/tmp/ncaa_games_play_by_play.tsv' with delimiter as E'\t' csv header;

/*
delete from ncaa_pbp.pbp where game_id=1380752;

alter table ncaa_pbp.pbp alter column time type interval using time::interval;

alter table ncaa_pbp.play_by_play add column id integer;

create temporary table reorder (
       game_id	       	       integer,
       period		       integer,
       event_id		       integer,
       id		       serial,
       primary key (game_id,period,event_id)
);

insert into reorder
(game_id,period,event_id)
(
select
game_id,period,event_id
from ncaa_pbp.pbp
order by game_id asc,period asc,time desc,
(case when coalesce(team_event,opponent_event)='Enters Games' then 1
      when coalesce(team_event,opponent_event)='Leaves Games' then 3
      else 2 end) asc
);

update ncaa_pbp.pbp
set id=r.id
from reorder r
where (r.game_id,r.period,r.event_id)=(pbp.game_id,pbp.period,pbp.event_id);

create index on ncaa_pbp.pbp (id);

--alter table ncaa.games add column game_id serial primary key;

--update ncaa.games
--set game_length = trim(both ' -' from game_length);
*/

commit;

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Yesterday, we reported on an exciting announcement for all HTC Desire owners - @PaulOBrien managed to root the device and promised detailed instructions to be posted today.
Well, he's backed the promise up with action and as of this morning, full instructions have been posted.
Paul notes that HTC made it much harder to access key partitions and write any data to them, compared to, say, the Nexus One. This made the process of rooting extremely complicated and left it a quite crippled (he's still working on uncrippling it).


Jeffrey Frankel writes Could the July 25 Trump-Juncker Trade Agreement Work?
Three early successes are insufficiently remembered. First, the transition from individual currencies to the euro in January 1999 went very smoothly. It was not obvious ahead of time that this would necessarily be the case. Recall the European currency crises of 1992 and 1993 or more recent chaotic demonetizations elsewhere.
Second, the euro instantly became the world's #2 international currency by virtually all measures of international use.
Third, the incentive of being admitted to the club led to favorable reforms in many aspiring member countries, particularly countries in Central and Eastern Europe that joined subsequently to 2002.
There have been perhaps more failures than successes. Consider seven failures.
First was the problem of asymmetric or unsynchronized shocks. Many American economists, in particular, had warned beforehand that European economies lacked cyclical synchronization and the other key criteria for a group of countries to constitute an "Optimum Currency Area." It is much easier to give up monetary independence if your economy's needs are correlated with those of the countries that will be setting your monetary policy. It is also easier if you have alternative means of adjusting to shocks, such as if workers can move between regions or if cross-union fiscal transfers can cushion local impacts. European countries lacked these alternative mechanisms of adjustment compared, for example, to the 50 US states which share a common currency.
The warnings proved accurate. To take one example, the Irish in 2004-06 needed a tighter monetary policy than the European Central Bank was prepared to set, because they were experiencing a housing bubble and economic overheating. But of course they had given up the ability to revalue their currency or raise their interest rate. Conversely, during 2009-2013, Ireland needed an easier monetary policy than the ECB was prepared to set, because it was in steep recession. But it had given up the ability to devalue, print money, or lower its interest rate.
Second were the large current account deficits of the periphery countries during the euro's first decade. At the time, large net capital flows to the periphery were viewed as a sign of efficiency-improving financial integration. In retrospect, the imbalances were less benign, attributable in part to a rise in the periphery's Unit Labor Costs relative to Germany's.
The third failure was high budget deficits and debt levels in some countries, with Greece as the most extreme example. The problem of moral hazard in national fiscal policy (i.e., the problem that fiscal discipline is eroded by the belief that the country would be bailed out in the event of a crisis) had not featured prominently in academic research. (The academic emphasis had instead been on the Optimum Currency Area criteria.) But pushed by German taxpayers who were worried that they would eventually be asked to bail out some profligate Mediterranean country, the European architects of monetary union correctly identified fiscal moral hazard as a central vulnerability. To their credit, they tried hard to address the problem. They adopted (1) the Maastricht fiscal criteria, including the requirement that countries must get their budget deficits below 3% of GDP; (2) the so-called "no bail-out clause"; and (3) later the Stability and Growth Pact, which made the fiscal requirements permanent.
Fourth, when periphery governments were suddenly able to borrow at miniscule sovereign spreads in 1999, relative to German interest rates, it was interpreted as good news. That the high-debt countries did not have to pay penalty interest rates, as indebted US states like Illinois have to do, should instead have been interpreted as a signal that the moral hazard problem had not been solved after all.
Many have labeled it a fatal failure not to have moved more of the function of fiscal policy to the supra-national level – a failing that became clear in the euro crisis and is as troublesome in Italy today as it was in periphery countries in 2010. (The same applies to banking regulation. A few European economists flagged correctly the need for pan-euro banking regulation if the project were to be successful. But that warning was ignored.) It is perhaps not fair to label these as "mistakes" — since political opposition to federalizing these functions would have been overwhelming in the 1990s, as it still is today.
The ECB mistakenly raised interest rates in July 2008 and again, twice, in 2011, despite the global recession.
When the Greek crisis emerged at the beginning of 2010, European leaders did not handle it well. They might have been able to contain the forest fire. Instead it spread.
Mistake #1 was the failure to send Greece to the IMF Brussels and Frankfurt thought that the history of EM crises was not relevant to a euro member. Mistake #2 was a refusal to write down Greek debt quickly enough, despite Debt Sustainability Analysis showing the debt/GDP path to be explosive even with stringent fiscal austerity.
The post-2009 emphasis on austerity — applied especially to Greece but to other countries as well — was a major mistake. More specifically, the troika (EU Commission, ECB and IMF) in 2010 under-estimated the fall in income that would follow from fiscal austerity in the periphery countries. Even leaving aside the economic cost of the recession and the political cost of associated populist anger, fiscal austerity did not achieve its financial goal of putting Greece and the others onto sustainable debt paths. To the contrary, the fall in GDP was greater than any fall in debt, with the result that debt/GDP ratios rose at accelerated rates.
Failures #3 and #7 together add up to a history of pro-cyclicality in fiscal policy. The combination of high spending in 2001-2007 and austerity in 2010-2018 made Greek fiscal policy one of the most highly pro-cyclical of countries in the world. Government spending in other periphery countries, too, has shown positive cyclical correlations. Fiscal pro-cyclicality of course exacerbates the amplitude of the business cycle.
First, some periphery countries, particularly Spain have gradually managed (via painful recessions) to bring their previously-uncompetitive unit labor costs back down.
Second, ECB President Mario Draghi warrants top marks for successfully walking the tightrope between the German need for discipline and the Mediterranean need for accommodation – most famously for the July 2012 press conference that contained the immortal sentence, that the ECB was "ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro." It worked. The euro survived the crisis with all 19 members intact, contrary to some predictions in 2010 that Greece, for one, would have to drop out. Draghi will be hard to replace when his term expires this October.
Third, opinion polls in recent years show the euro to have achieved high popularity, supported by 64% of the public as of November 2018. So there is hope after all.


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Q: How to prevent repetition of data display in report? Sample Report - Design

Sample Report - Preview

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My Question
How can i avoid repetition of table display twice? I want the data
to be displayed only one time.
As you see in the above screen shots, I don't want the data to be
displayed twice.

A: You have put your table component into the detail band. The detail band is repeated for every record in the dataset. You have two records, so your table is repeated twice; If you had more data, you would get many more repetitions.
You could get rid of the table component completely, putting each columnHeader element from the table into a <columnHeader> band, and each detailCell element into a <detail> band. Doing this should preserve the behaviour of the table component without repeating it. See http://community.jaspersoft.com/wiki/designing-report for an example of this.
Alternatively, you could simply move your table component into a different band that doesn't get repeated (e.g. ).

A: Copy the table component in summary band and delete the detail band.
If you want repeated value in table data then edit your table component in Ireport and select the text field and   uncheck the "Print Repeated Values" check box property of a text field.
XML CODE will be like this:-
          </jr:columnHeader>
          <jr:detailCell style="table 1_TD" height="20" rowSpan="1">
             <textField>
                <reportElement uuid="560916c9-e02a-40c9-a7af-a63d285b900a"
          isPrintRepeatedValues="false" x="0" y="0" width="131" height="20"/>
             <textElement textAlignment="Center" verticalAlignment="Middle">

            </textElement>
           <textFieldExpression><![CDATA[$F{schooldetails_Phone}]]>
           </textFieldExpression>
             </textField>
            </jr:detailCell>
          </jr:column>

A: If your table shows multiple times within List component, uncheck "Print when Detail Overflow" and try. It works for me.

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Q: Silverlight Windows Phone 7 - Button click event lost after using hardware back button On a Windows phone 7 Silverlight project, when collapsing a panel containing a button, and then using the hardware back button to return (setting again visibility to visible), the FIRST click event is lost.
This has been driving me crazy for a while.
Here is an easy way to reproduce, start a new Wp7 silverlight app, and on xaml add two content panels with a button.
    <Grid x:Name="ContentPanel" Grid.Row="1" Visibility="Visible">
        <Button Content="Change Visibility" Click="ChangeButton_Click"/>
    </Grid>
    <Grid x:Name="ContentPanel2" Grid.Row="1" Visibility="Collapsed">
        <Button Content="Back" Click="BackButton_Click"/>
    </Grid>

The code behind has handlers for both buttons and for the hardware back button to simply switch the visibility between the two panels.
    public MainPage()
    {
        InitializeComponent();
        BackKeyPress += new EventHandler<System.ComponentModel.CancelEventArgs>(MainPage_BackKeyPress);
    }

    void MainPage_BackKeyPress(object sender, System.ComponentModel.CancelEventArgs e)
    {
        if (ContentPanel2.Visibility == Visibility.Visible)
        {
            ContentPanel.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;
            ContentPanel2.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;
            e.Cancel = true;
        }
    }

    private void ChangeButton_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
    {
        ContentPanel.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;
        ContentPanel2.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;
    }

    private void BackButton_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
    {
        ContentPanel.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;
        ContentPanel2.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;
    }

And now the weird thing:

*

*If you use the on-screen back button switching works fine

*If you use the hardware back button to switch back, then the FIRST click event afterwards will be lost!

This happens both on emulator and on a real device.
Is this a bug? or what am I doing wrong?

A: Someone called Fendors (Thanks!) replied to my question on the app hub forums. He didn't find the reason why it happened, but found a workaround:

"I didn't figure out fully what is
  happening when the hardware back
  button is clicked, but did find a
  workaround.  I was initially thinking
  maybe there was some sort of focus
  issue and found that if you set the
  content panel from visible to
  collapsed to visible, it puts it into
  a good state"

void MainPage_BackKeyPress(object sender, System.ComponentModel.CancelEventArgs e)
        {
            if (ContentPanel2.Visibility == Visibility.Visible)
            {
                ContentPanel2.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;
                ContentPanel.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;
                ContentPanel.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;
                ContentPanel.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;

                e.Cancel = true;
            }
        }

A: Ran into this same problem.  Seems like a bug (great find on the workaround).  I wrote this simple extension method for the workaround:
public static class UIElementExtensions
{
    public static void ShowForReal(this UIElement element)
    {
        element.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;
        element.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;
        element.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;
    }
}

then just call ContentPanel.ShowForReal();


I'm running Blender as a binary and when I zoom in or out on an object it has a lot of lag.
The zoom works using the roller ball of the mouse.
I'm using the binary because the install does not work.
I use Blender on a Mac 1 gig or ram running Lion and using Windows 7 and all is good.


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package com.rtg.util.io;

import java.io.DataInputStream;
import java.io.DataOutputStream;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;

/**
 * Simple archive format, doesn't support directories
 */
public final class SimpleArchive {

  private static final int VERSION = 1;
  private SimpleArchive() {
  }

  private static class FileHeader {
    final int mNameSize;
    final long mFileSize;

    FileHeader(int nameSize, long fileSize) {
      this.mNameSize = nameSize;
      this.mFileSize = fileSize;
    }
  }

  /**
   * extracts archive
   * @param archive archive file
   * @param outputDir destination dir
   * @throws IOException if an IO error occurs
   */
  public static void unpackArchive(File archive, File outputDir) throws IOException {
    try (DataInputStream input = new DataInputStream(new FileInputStream(archive))) {
      unpackArchivePrivate(input, outputDir);
    }
  }

  /**
   * extracts archive
   * @param input stream from archive file
   * @param outputDir destination dir
   * @throws IOException if an IO error occurs
   */
  public static void unpackArchive(InputStream input, File outputDir) throws IOException {
    final DataInputStream dInput = new DataInputStream(input);
    unpackArchivePrivate(dInput, outputDir);
  }

  /**
   * extracts archive
   * @param input stream from archive file
   * @param outputDir destination dir
   * @throws IOException if an IO error occurs
   */
  private static void unpackArchivePrivate(DataInputStream input, File outputDir) throws IOException {
    if (!outputDir.exists()) {
      if (!outputDir.mkdirs()) {
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("Could not create directory: " + outputDir.getPath());
      }
    }
    input.readInt(); //version
    final byte[] buf = new byte[4096];
    final int numFiles = input.readInt();
    for (int i = 0; i < numFiles; ++i) {
      final FileHeader header = new FileHeader(input.readInt(), input.readLong());
      final byte[] name = new byte[header.mNameSize];
      input.readFully(name);
      final File outFile = new File(outputDir, new String(name));
      try (FileOutputStream output = new FileOutputStream(outFile)) {
        long remaining = header.mFileSize;
        int toRead = buf.length < remaining ? buf.length : (int) remaining;
        int len;
        while (toRead > 0 && (len = input.read(buf, 0, toRead)) > 0) {
          output.write(buf, 0, len);
          remaining -= len;
          toRead = buf.length < remaining ? buf.length : (int) remaining;
        }
      }
    }
  }

  /**
   * Creates archive
   * @param dest file to contain other files
   * @param input input files
   * @throws IOException if an IO error occurs
   */
  public static void writeArchive(File dest, File... input) throws IOException {
    try (DataOutputStream output = new DataOutputStream(new FileOutputStream(dest))) {
      output.writeInt(VERSION);
      output.writeInt(input.length);
      final byte[] buf = new byte[4096];
      for (File f : input) {
        final byte[] nameBytes = f.getName().getBytes();
        final int nameSize = nameBytes.length;
        final FileHeader header = new FileHeader(nameSize, f.length());

        output.writeInt(header.mNameSize);
        output.writeLong(header.mFileSize);
        output.write(nameBytes);

        try (FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(f)) {
          int len;
          while ((len = fis.read(buf)) > 0) {
            output.write(buf, 0, len);
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }

  private static void printUsage() {
    System.out.println("Usage: ");
    System.out.println("SimpleArchive c archive files...");
    System.out.println("SimpleArchive d archive outputDir");
  }

  /**
   * Creates or unpacks archive
   * @param args arguments
   * @throws IOException if an io error occurs
   */
  public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
    if (args.length < 3) {
      printUsage();
      return;
    }
    if ("c".equals(args[0])) {
      final File archive = new File(args[1]);
      final File[] input = new File[args.length - 2];
      for (int i = 0; i < input.length; ++i) {
        input[i] = new File(args[i + 2]);
      }
      writeArchive(archive, input);
    } else if ("d".equals(args[0])) {
      final File archive = new File(args[1]);
      final File output = new File(args[2]);
      unpackArchive(archive, output);
    } else {
     printUsage();
    }
  }
}


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Unlike many of the previous psalms, it's difficult to sharply divide this psalm into distinctive parts. However, it is possible to consider themes for the following divisions: A statement of faith in the Lord, and in the Lord alone (verses 1-5); A statement of contentment, confidence and joy, for the present and the future in the Lord (verses 6-11).
The study guide references two New Testament sermons from which Psalm 16:8-11 are quoted.
In the first, Peter at Pentecost (Acts 2:25-28) uses these verses to point to Jesus as the true, resurrected Messiah. Begin reading in verse 22 of Acts 2 to get the full context of Peter's preaching. In short, the Psalm pointed to Christ as the "Holy One" that would not "see corruption." Jesus was a descendant of David and is the only one that is not corrupted.
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Q: Apache clean url with htaccess I want to redirect
http://example.com/post.php?id=1
to
http://example.com/post/1
Tried alot but either the redirect is not working, or redirecting to wrong url.
Sample Htaccess Code :
Options +FollowSymLinks -MultiViews -Indexes
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^\/post\.php\?id=(.*) [NC]
RewriteRule ^ post/%1 [R,L]

*

*When using RewriteBase / it redirects to wrong url, like http://example.com/C:/wamp64/www/project/post/1

A: Is it not possible to include query params in a RewriteCond using REQUEST_URI. The following config can be used to check for query params:
Options +FollowSymLinks -MultiViews -Indexes
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} post.php [NC]
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^id=(.*)
RewriteRule post.php post/%1? [R,L]


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The unemployment rate rose to 3.9 percent, reflecting more people quitting their jobs and people re-entering the labor force.
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Stock markets liked the report, with the Dow rising over 490 points, or 2.2 percent, in early trading. The surprisingly high figure for December—economists had expected about 190,000 jobs to be added—shows that the broader economy remains strong despite worries of an economic slowdown.
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Adaptilo Server
========

Adaptilo, from Esperanto 'controller', 'adapter'.

API
========

## **Network message**

### Scheme

* Client to Server :

    Actor1 |--------ServerRequest---------- Server
    Actor1 -----------Message--------------|Server

* Server to Client :

    Actor1 |-----------Message------------- Server

* Client to Server to Clients :

    Actor1 |--------ServerRequest---------- Server |-----------Message------------- Actor2
                                                   |-----------Message------------- Actor3

### Model

* Message
```java
        int type : type of message {@see MessageType section}
        Object content : content of message
```
*Example*
```json
    {
        "type" : "USER_INPUT",
        "content" : {
                      "eventAction" : "KEY_A",
                      "eventTimeStamp" : 1403207477362,
    }
```

* ServerRequest
```java
        String externalId : id used to identify each client, null if first connection
        Message message: content of the request
```
*Example*
```json
    {
        "externalId" : "/testGamevirtualcontroller1921394365",
        "message" : {
                       "type" : "USER_INPUT",
                       "content" : {
                                     "eventAction" : "KEY_A",
                                     "eventTimeStamp" : 1403207477362,
                        }
        }
    }
```

## **Message Types**
```java
    /**
     * send by the server to replace the controller
     */
    REPLACE_CONTROLLER,

    /**
     * send by the server to communicate client id
     */
    CONNECTION_COMPLETED,

    /**
     * send by the server to perform vibration
     */
    VIBRATOR,

    /**
     * send by the server to perform vibration pattern
     */
    VIBRATOR_PATTERN,

    /**
     * send by the client when user perform an input, press a key for instance
     */
    USER_INPUT,

    /**
     * send by the client when it's ready.
     */
    ENGINE_READY,

    /**
     * send by the client when game should be paused
     */
    PAUSE,

    /**
     * send by the client when game should be resumed
     */
    RESUME,

    /**
     * send by the client when a game has been loaded
     */
    REGISTER_CONTROLLER,

    /**
     * send by the client when sensor events are fired
     */
    SENSOR

```

## **Closing error**

Error code used when connection is closed. Websocket.close(int code)

```java

    ////////////////////////////////////////
    /////////// REGISTRATION ERROR /////////
    ////////////////////////////////////////

    /**
     * Requested game name doesn't exist.
     */
    public static final int REGISTRATION_REQUESTED_GAME_NAME_UNKNOWN = 2000;

    /**
     * No rooms have been created yet for the requested game name.
     */
    public static final int REGISTRATION_NO_ROOM_CREATED = 2001;

    /**
     * Requested room id doesn't exist.
     */
    public static final int REGISTRATION_REQUESTED_ROOM_UNKNOW = 2003;

    /**
     * Requested role doesn't exist for the given game.
     */
    public static final int REGISTRATION_REQUESTED_ROLE_UNKNOWN = 2004;

    /**
     * Requested room is empty.
     */
    public static final int REGISTRATION_REQUESTED_ROOM_IS_EMPTY = 2005;

```


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Q: error while loading project into device..about libsqlite3.0dylib file is missing I am developimg an app. In the middle of my project suddenly the libsqlite3.0dylib file turned into red color. When I was trying to load the project into simulator it was running and into device it was showing the rolling error.
I removed the red color file and freshly added the libsqlite3.0dylib file. Then also it showing error. I have seen many more forums and did not get the right choice to proceed with my app.
What might cause this and how do I solve it?

ld: warning: ignoring file /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/DeviceSupport/4.2.1 (8C148)/Symbols/usr/lib/libsqlite3.0.dylib, missing required architecture i386 in file
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A: In your Target's Build Settings, remove everything in Framework Search Paths. This should fix your issue.
Hope this helps !
P.S: This is an issue that has been on SO before. You can see solutions here, Build Error - missing required architecture i386 in file .
Since you fail to understand how to solve the issue, I will also attach a photo on how your Framework Search Paths should look. Empty.


I'm happy that I had a decent loss this week, but if I'm being honest, I wish it was a little more. I was hoping to see 258. Oh well!
I must say that I am feeling pretty good these days. The scale may be moving slowly, but I feel comfortable in my clothes again and I just feel lighter. A coworker even asked me on wednesday if I was losing weight. Actually, she stated that I was losing weight lol. I just have to remember that the number on the scale isn't everything.
Speaking of the scale, I'm having an issue with it. I've become a daily weigher and it's driving me nuts. When I lost weight back in college (when I got down to my lowest weight of 214) I didn't even own a scale. I belonged to a women's gym and the (pricey) membership included a "coach" who helped you with your nutrition, took your measurements and weighed you in every week. So I technically didn't need a scale because I would have a weigh in at the gym every week. This worked well for me and I continued to weigh myself once a week even once I was done at this particular gym.
Last year when I finally got a reality check and realized that I had gained most of the weight back, I tried a few fad diets to get back on track. One diet in particular was the "17 day diet". Which is basically a lower carb diet that consists of three phases of 17 days. During the first phase you can only consume 2 servings of fruit before 2pm and you can eat unlimited veggies and lean meats. It really did work and weight fell off during that first phase. I started weighing myself daily just to see how much I could lose in one day. I was seeing a 1-2 lb drop per day. Exciting, right? Well the diet definitely wasn't something I could keep up with or see myself doing for the rest of my life, so I stopped. Every few months I would try it again and it would last a few weeks before I would quit again. However, the daily weighing never did stop.
I know weighing myself daily isn't the worst thing in the world and a lot of people swear by it. For the most part it does keep me accountable, but I feel like I'm always thinking about the number and I don't like that. So my goal for this week is to not weigh myself again until next friday. It's going to be really hard, it's become almost like an addiction. I want to see how I feel come next friday and see what kind of loss I have when I don't know where I'm at throughout the week. It should be interesting. We'll see how it goes!
How often do you weigh yourself? Are you guilty of weighing yourself too often?
Thanks for stopping by my blog! I will enjoy catching up on some of your previous posts. Congrats on a great loss! I weigh every other day or sometimes just once a week. I gain and lose a lot of water and it plays nasty tricks on my brain! Plus, now that I'm in my 40s, it's so much harder to lose!
It's actually making me really anxious already knowing that I won't be weighing in until next friday. I at least want to try it for one week and after that, I'll see. I might let myself weigh in once (after the weekend) to make sure I stay accountable.
Congrats on your loss!! That's awesome!! Congrats also on the co-worker compliment--a great non-scale victory!
I only weigh myself once a week, on Monday morning. Granted, I might weigh myself four times on Monday morning, but that is it for the week! I get too caught up in what the scale says versus how I feel if I weigh myself more than once. It's just a number, and honestly, not always an accurate one at that!
Daily weighing is tough. I do it, mostly out of fear - like the saying "if a tree falls in the woods and no one is near, does it still make a sound?" I worry that unless I check daily, I won't lose weight. Totally irrational, I know. I like it because I can see how what I do daily affects my weight, but I also know that long-term/in maintenance, I want to weigh less often - weekly, maybe monthly, possibly never. It's very different for everyone, based on his/her own situation.
I do it out of fear too! I feel like I need to know if I made it through the weekend or a night out, etc. without gaining or if I did gain, how much and can I fix it on time for my actual weigh in. When I'm closer to my goal I'd like to go a month without weighing myself to see how I actually do.
I had it with my scale. It just recently made me angry. I know it is water weight...but enough is enough! I am backing away from that, but continuing the tracking and putting some effort in some exercise. Ignorance may be bliss.
It's probably a good thing to take a break from it every so often.


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ATLANTA is a relatively young city: only incorporated in 1847, it was little more than a minor transportation center until the Civil War, when its accessibility made it a good site for the huge Confederacy munitions industry � and consequently a major target for the Union army. In 1864 Sherman's army burned the city, an act immortalized in Gone with the Wind. Recovery after the war took just a few years: Atlanta was the archetype of the aggressive, urban, industrial "New South," furiously championed by "boosters" � newspaper owners, bankers, politicians and city leaders. Industrial giants who based themselves here included Coca-Cola, source of a string of philanthropic gifts to the city. Heavy black immigration to Atlanta increased its already considerable black population and led to the establishment of a thriving community centered around Auburn Avenue.Very few of Atlanta's buildings predate 1915, and nothing at all survives from before 1868. Its characters, on the other hand � politicians and newspaper people � have changed little, and the "booster" tradition has continued to the present, peaking spectacularly when Atlanta won the right to host the 1996 Olympics. The bid to convince the world of the city's prosperity and sophistication was led by city leaders such as ex-mayor Andrew Young (the first Southern black congressman since Reconstruction, who became Carter's ambassador to the UN) and flamboyant former CNN magnate Ted Turner.
Today's Atlanta is at first glance a typical large American city. Its population has reached 3.5 million, and urban sprawl is such a problem that each citizen is obliged to travel an average of 34 miles per day by car � the highest figure in the country. Cut off from each other by roaring freeways, bright lights and an enclave mentality, its neighborhoods tend to have distinct racial identities � broadly speaking, "white flight" was to the northern suburbs, while the southern districts are predominantly black. That said, the city is undeniably progressive, with little interest in lamenting a lost Southern past.
Since voting in the nation's first black mayor, Maynard Jackson, in 1974, it has remained the most conspicuously black-run city in the US, and an estimated 200,000 black fami lies streamed in from states further north in the 1980s alone.
The Olympics may not have been the triumph Atlanta so eagerly anticipated � even before the Centennial Park bombing tarnished the event itself, years of disruption and grandiose construction projects had left many Atlantans wondering whether the city had lost more than it gained � but with its ever-increasing international profile, cosmopolitan blend of cultures and hip local neighborhoods, the spirit and dynamism of modern Atlanta is a far cry indeed from its much-mythologized Deep South roots.
A few blocks to the east of downtown, the Sweet Auburn neighborhood is home to the birthplace of America's most influential Civil Rights leader. Operated by the National Park Service, this historic site contains Dr. King's boyhood home, his crypt and the Ebenezer Baptist Church. Tours are conducted daily on the hour beginning at 10am. During the summer, tours are on the half-hour, starting at 9:30am. Since the historic site covers several city blocks, visitors are advised to stop at the Visitor Center upon arrival for a map and touring advice.
Atlanta's most famous invention is also the world's most popular soft drink, and nowhere is this more clear than at this unique downtown museum. As centerpiece of Underground Atlanta, the museum draws many visitors, and features an exhaustive look at the history, manufacture, and distribution of Coca-Cola. Perhaps the most popular phase of the tour is the final stop, where guests are invited to sample vast and various recipes of Coke as it is marketed throughout the world.
This modest turn-of-the-century home is an architectural find in itself, but most notable because it houses the apartment where Margaret Mitchell penned most of the world's most popular novel, "Gone with the Wind." Having survived arson and many seasons of decay, the house has been completely restored. Guided tours feature a wealth of historical and anecdotal information on Mitchell, the house and Atlanta in general. A museum shop is also on site.
Though best known for its steaks and chops, this upscale restaurant, opened in 1989, also delivers prime seafood, from seared yellow fin tuna to cracked pepper and almond-crusted swordfish. Located in the lower level of one of Buckhead's few high-rises, the art deco dining room features redwood walls and alabaster chandeliers. The adjoining Lobster Bar serves two- to five-pound shelled monsters, but is closed for lunch. Take care when ordering side items, as the servings provide plenty to share. A full-service bar provides over 400 wine selections. Business attire required.
Located on the Chattahoochee River, Canoe's beautiful historic setting makes it the perfect spot for weddings, receptions or corporate celebrations. Dark wood and white tablecloths are featured in the dining room, which offers spectacular views of the river and the riverside gardens. Seafood selections highlight the contemporary American menu, and Southern specialties are offered on both the dinner and dessert menus. Selected as one of the country's best new restaurants by the James Beard Foundation, Canoe offers a romantic culinary treat for any occasion.


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Q: Laravel 8 – use blade asset to display image, but loading from resources subfolder I'm quite new to Laravel, so patience with me.
I'm in the middle of the process of replicating a framework that I developed in node / react to laravel. Right now, I'm adjusting the main architecture and currently working on a blade master page.
Goal 1:
I want to load images using the blade {{ asset() }} helper in a template page. The thing is that I want to load the images from a subfolder that resides inside the resources folder:
/resources/app_files_layout

I know that I could do this by moving the folder to the public directory, but that's not what I have in mind. My intention is also to advance on a deeper learning and understanding on the laravel framework and try to maintain an architectural fidelity with my framework on other languages.
Goal 2:
After I manage to load the images from the /resources/app_files_layout through {{ asset() }} helper in blade, I'd like to use an alias for the route in the source code. Example:
Instead of displaying in the output HTML in the browser http://localhost/app_files_layout/image-name.jpg, I'd like it to display: http://localhost/images/image-name.jpg and never show the user that the files are in a app_files_layout folder.
Is what I'm trying to do possible at all in laravel?
Worst case scenario:
If laravel doesn't have the necessary architecture to do what I want, I could settle for setting up a route that displays the image in the /resources/app_files_layout folder. That is: when I access on the browser http://localhost/images/image-name.jpg should load an image located in /resources/app_files_layout/image-name.jpg.
I tried to follow this stackoverflow suggestion:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/38736973/2510785
However, returned me an error like so:
The requested resource /files-layout-test/backend-layout-header-tb02-03.jpg was not found on this server.

Thanks, in advance!

A: I managed to do what I wanted for this one. All credit for @donkarnash on this question that I posted for the worst case scenario for creating a route alias for it: Laravel 8 – create route alias for image folder inside public directory
I used the symbolic link approach, almost similar to what @sergey-ligus had mentioned in the comments.
1 – edit laravel \config\filesystems.php file:
Originally, looks like this:
links' => [
    public_path('storage') => storage_path('app/public'),
],

After I edited, looked like this:
'links' => [
    public_path('storage') => storage_path('app/public'),
    public_path('files-layout') => resource_path('app_files_layout'),
],

2 - Then, in the command terminal, I executed the following command:
php artisan storage:link

3 - Finally, I ran the server and tested out. Not only could I access the file in the browser via: http://localhost:8000/files-layout/backend-layout-header-tb02-03.jpg, but also could still use laravel asset blade helper.
Blade file:
{{ asset('/files-layout/backend-layout-header-tb02-03.jpg') }}


As I live in Scotland it's quite easy to travel to Florence. So I visited her for a long weekend. We went to mass in the Duomo, ate the best chocolate and ice cream in the world. Drank coffee and ate pasta, spent hours gazing at the Michelangelos and I fell in love with a man who made hats and had 3 ex wives and a current wife who refused my proposal of marriage.
On my last day she took me to a wonderful shop called Lush. I bought a bath bomb called a Dragons Egg, as the girl was wrapping it for me she asked me if I had ever used one before, I replied negatively and she told me in the middle of the bomb there is a lovely surprise. There is a Lush store in Edinburgh and I now indulge in Dragon Eggs bath bombs frequently.
I love facilitating workshops and afterwards am usually exhausted. I always have a long hot bath with a dragon's egg as a way to revive.
All my life I chased after wealth, prestige, adventure, I always sought something elusive, something outside of myself to bring me happiness. A workshop participant yesterday when asked to list her strengths told me that she can see beauty in the ordinary. It has taken me a life time to be able to find magic and great happiness in a £3 dragon eggs bath bomb. As I lay in soaking my soul in the bath, grinning to myself and absorbing every single second of delight as it frizzed and cast its spell around me, I gave thanks for the horrible things that brought me to this time in my life when I can find so much in so little. Of course I won`t spoil it by telling what the secret is in the dragons egg, but it is a delight every time. How do you find magic in small things? How do you bathe your soul when you have given a lot of yourself? Can you find beauty in the ordinary?


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African American Credit Union
Dr. Willie Bryant, Sr., DDS
Willie L. Bryant, Sr., DDS, was born in Goulds (Dade County), Florida to Claudia Mae Bryant and John Henry Ashley on October 6, 1938. This period marked the era of the Great Depression and Jim Crow. During this time, many families across the country were looking for work and trying to survive the harsh economic collapse that was on the horizon. The jobs that were available discriminated against people of African-American descent, leaving only a handful of jobs they were allowed to work. Dr. Bryant's single, disabled mother had to work several domestic jobs to support her seven children, since their father did not offer any financial support despite their father's success as a land owner in the Goulds' community. His mother stressed the only way to escape their impoverished living conditions was through education.
Growing up in the Great Depression and Jim Crow South made it difficult to obtain an education. At various times, Dr. Bryant and his siblings worked as migratory workers selling fruits and vegetables to support the family. The Black educational system did not have the resources to adequately educate African-American youths as their white counterparts. Dr. Bryant and his siblings matriculated through primary school as their mother required all of them to verbally explain the thinking behind their daily completed homework assignments. Ms. Claudia Bryant never revealed to her children that she did not complete her high school education. Dr. Bryant would go on to graduate second in his class from Mays High School in Goulds. After graduation from high school, Dr. Bryant continued and finished his education at Florida A&M University (FAMU) in 1961. After graduation from FAMU, he served as an officer in the United States Army. While in the Army, he endured many hardships and experienced racial inequality. Dr. Bryant used military benefits to further his education. He graduated from Howard University's School of Dentistry. Dr. Bryant remained involved in both universities' alumni associations. He served as FAMU Alumni Association's Chapter President and the Northeast Regional Vice President, before he became the president of the Ossining Howard University alumni branch where he began a sickle cell anemia screening project that reached over 1,200 individuals.
© 2017 AACU Hall of Fame


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Der Rio Ocoí ist ein etwa 49 km langer linker Nebenfluss des Rio Paraná im Westen des brasilianischen Bundesstaats Paraná.

Geografie

Lage
Das Einzugsgebiet des Rio Ocoí befindet sich auf dem Terceiro Planalto Paranaense (Dritte oder Guarapuava-Hochebene von Paraná).

Verlauf

Sein Quellgebiet liegt im Munizip Matelândia auf 601 m Meereshöhe etwa 2 km südwestlich der Ortschaft Vila Esmeralda in der Nähe der PR-590.

Der Rio Ocoí verläuft in überwiegend westlicher Richtung und mündet schließlich zwischen den Munizipien Itaipulândia und São Miguel do Iguaçu in den  hoch gelegenen Itaipu-Stausee. Durch den Aufstau des Río Paraná wurde der etwa 27 km lange ursprüngliche Unterlauf des Río Ocoí überflutet. Die Entfernung zwischen Ursprung und Mündung beträgt 23 km. Der Río Ocoí ist einschließlich seines 5 km langen Oberlaufs Rio Feijão Verde 49 km lang.

Munizipien im Einzugsgebiet
Am Rio Ocoí liegen die fünf Munizipien Matelândia, Ramilândia, Missal, Itaipulândia und São Miguel do Iguaçu.

Zuflüsse
links:
 Côrrego Sanga Seca
 Rio Ouro Verde
 Rio Alegria
 Arroio Fontã
 Arroio Pinto

rechts:
 Arroio Junaí
 Arroio Ocoí-Mi.

Einzelnachweise

Fluss in Paraná

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Coffee and birding go together like bacon and more bacon. Birds and Beans Coffee is the only brand of coffee that solely sells organic, shade-grown, and Bird Certified® coffee.
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Influence of limestone particle size on performance and egg quality in laying hens aged 24-36 weeks and 56-68 weeks – Výzkumný ústav živočišné výroby, v.v.i.
SKŘIVAN, Miloš, MAROUNEK, Milan, BUBANCOVÁ, Ivana and PODSEDNÍČEK, Milan. Influence of limestone particle size on performance and egg quality in laying hens aged 24-36 weeks and 56-68 weeks. Animal Feed Science and Technology, 2010, 158, 110-114. ISSN 0377-8401.
ISA Brown hens aged 24–36 weeks and hens aged 56–68 weeks were used to study the influence of limestone particle size and the animal's age on laying performance and egg quality. Two diets were used: a diet containing calcium carbonate in fine limestone particles (LF), and a diet containing calcium carbonate in coarse limestone particles (LC). Lower egg production in hens aged 56–68 weeks was compensated in part by higher egg weight. In younger and older hens, feeding the LC diet increased hen-day egg production (P < 0.001), shell weight by 0.2 and 0.2 g (P < 0.001), shell thickness by 4 and 8 µm (P < 0.001), shell Ca content by 2 and 2 mg/g DM (P = 0.003), albumen height by 0.2 and 0.3 mm (P = 0.003), and Haugh units by 0.8 and 0.2 (P = 0.014), respectively. It can be concluded that LC should be considered rather than LF when formulating diets for laying hens both in the early and the late phase of production.


Our Grade Three class were very busy creating a variety of different birds. The students used plasticine to build their models and were very eager to add a variety of details to enhance their models. We enjoyed having their models on display in the school foyer.