WWF Mediterranean: for nature, for people.
Some of the highest levels of biodiversity in the world, including 25,000 plant species, over half of which are unique to the region.
But little by little the Mediterranean's natural wealth is being eroded. Overfishing, infrastructure, urban expansion and tourism development, pollution, dams and climate change are all taking their toll. And despite their huge local, national and global importance, surprisingly few natural landscapes and marine areas in the Mediterranean are properly protected.
91% of fish stocks are overfished.
For WWF, the Mediterranean is a global conservation priority. Our goal is to ensure the natural wealth of the Mediterranean is properly valued, protected and managed, so that it remains the foundation of people's well-being and a source of joy and wonder for all.
WWF Mediterranean is part of WWF's global conservation network, which is active in more than 100 countries around the world.
Our Mediterranean team is made up of more than 80 skilled, passionate people based in 10 countries. With headquarters in Rome, we have local hubs in Croatia and Tunisia and partner with local associations in Morocco and Portugal. We also partner with government departments, international development agencies, businesses, scientists and community groups.
Our work focuses on North Africa, Adria (the former Yugoslav republics and Albania), and Portugal.
WWF Mediterranean also works with WWF national offices in five Mediterranean countries – in France, Greece, Italy, Spain and Turkey. Together with these offices and with WWF EPO and WWF International we are engaged in the Mediterranean Marine Initiative. It is an ambitious effort to protect marine and coastal ecosystems right across the region so they can support vibrant communities and economies.
WWF's mission is to stop the degradation of the Earth's natural environment and build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature. Our task is to make that happen in the Mediterranean.
By 2050, we want to see Mediterranean governments, people and business value ecosystems, biodiversity and ecological functions as foundations of human well-being and security, and as essential assets for economic development.
1. The Mediterranean's natural resources are conserved and well managed – because people understand that their well-being and livelihoods depend on the goods and services that nature provides.
Raising public awareness and mobilizing support.
We're working with many partners to develop innovative, practical approaches to managing fisheries, marine protected areas, biodiversity conservation and nature-based tourism that can be adopted right across the region.
2. Mediterranean landscapes are protected, well managed or recovering so they can provide people with crucial ecosystem services.
We support conservation agencies and those responsible for protected areas to ensure they are managed effectively. In particular, we're building the capacity of EU accession countries to apply European environmental legislation. We're also demonstrating the economic and social value of sustainably managing natural capital. Projects include creating jobs in protected areas in Tunisia, and growing the market share of FSC-certified cork in Portugal.
3. Freshwater habitats are protected, freshwater ecosystems are healthy, water governance is improved and water footprint significantly reduced.
We're working with other NGOs to conserve, connect and sustainably manage freshwater habitats, such as wetlands in North Africa. This will help ensure there's enough water to sustain species and human livelihoods. We're also working to mitigate potential negative impacts on water security from developments such as agricultural expansion in Morocco and hydropower in the Balkans. Working with governments, we're improving the way water is managed in some of the most important river basins, taking into account the needs of people and nature – and we're also encouraging and supporting private sector partners to play their part.
4. The environment is a key part of the economic and social development agenda in the region – for governments and other decision-makers, social and human rights organizations, and donors.
Many groups – from human rights and faith-based civil society organizations, to governments and development agencies, to charitable foundations – support economic and social development in the region, especially in North Africa. We're demonstrating to them that a healthy environment is essential to human well-being, and that conservation is integral to issues like security, economic development and adapting to climate change. And we're forming powerful new partnerships that will help people and nature to thrive together.


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U.N. Seeks End to Razing of Homes in East Jerusalem
Friday, May 1, 2009 at 11:04PM
Rina Castelnuovo for The New York Times Samia al-Hdaidun with three of her children in the site of their East Jerusalem home, which Israel demolished last week.
By ISABEL KERSHNER
Published: May 1, 2009 New York Times
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/01/world/middleeast/01jerusalem.html?_r=3&ref=global-home
JERUSALEM — The United Nations is calling on Israel to freeze all pending demolition orders against Palestinian homes in East Jerusalem in a new report that reflects growing international concern over developments in the contested city. The report also urges Israel to provide solutions to the housing crisis there.
Scores of Palestinian-owned structures are demolished every year by the Israeli authorities on the grounds that they were built without the required permits. But many Palestinians say Israel limits construction to push them out of East Jerusalem, which they claim as the capital of a future Palestinian state.
The report states that only 13 percent of East Jerusalem land is currently zoned by the Israeli authorities for Palestinian construction, and much of that is already built up, severely restricting the possibility of obtaining a permit. More than a third of East Jerusalem, meanwhile, has been expropriated for Israeli construction since 1967, according to the report, while 22 percent is zoned for green areas and public infrastructure and 30 percent remains "unplanned."
Israel captured East Jerusalem from Jordan in the 1967 war and then annexed it, after expanding the boundaries of the city into the West Bank. Israel claims sovereignty over all of Jerusalem, but the annexation has never been recognized by the United Nations or its member states.
The report, by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in the occupied Palestinian territories, was to be published Friday. An advance copy was made available to The New York Times.
Although the report was critical of Israeli policies, its tone was explanatory and it avoided defining political motivations on either side.
During a recent tour of East Jerusalem, Robert H. Serry, the United Nations special coordinator for the Middle East peace process, called for an immediate end to the demolitions, which he described as "not helpful," fueling tensions at a time when "the international community is trying to relaunch a results-oriented peace process."
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton also spoke out against threatened demolitions and evictions in East Jerusalem during her visit to the region in March. Such activities, she said, are "not in keeping with the obligations entered into under the 'road map,'" the United States-backed peace plan of 2003.
A spokesman for Jerusalem's mayor, Nir Barkat, said Thursday that City Hall could not comment on the United Nations report without seeing it, but that Mr. Barkat was "committed to addressing the issue of affordable housing throughout the entirety of Jerusalem." In the coming weeks, the spokesman, Stephan Miller, said, Mr. Barkat will present his master plan for the city of Jerusalem "which will, of course, include plans to provide more affordable housing in eastern Jerusalem." Mr. Miller added that the mayor "will continue to uphold the rule of law and, as such, there will continue to be building demolitions if there is illegal construction."
The United Nations report, in exploring the reasons for the demolitions, noted that the process of applying for a building permit in East Jerusalem was lengthy and costly and that there was no guarantee that one would be issued in the end. Even for building on land zoned for Palestinian construction, applicants must submit a detailed area plan.
Coming up with a detailed area plan — including allocating land for public use, like roads — is particularly difficult because of the unresolved land ownership disputes among Palestinian neighbors.
The Palestinian population of East Jerusalem, which stood at about 66,000 in 1967, is now about 250,000. In addition, more than 195,000 Israelis live in Jewish developments — referred to as "neighborhoods" by the Israelis and as "settlements" by the United Nations — in East Jerusalem.
The Palestinian population growth, coupled with the difficulty in obtaining building permits, has led to a situation in which at least 28 percent of all Palestinian homes in East Jerusalem have been built in violation of Israeli zoning requirements, according to the United Nations report. At least 60,000 Palestinians are at risk of having their homes demolished as a result.
One case highlighted in the report was that of Mahmoud Alayyan and his family, who live between the Palestinian neighborhood of Sur Baher and the Israeli development of East Talpiot. The house was built in 1963. An extension was added, without a permit, in 1999. Mr. Alayyan said he was told by the Israeli municipal authorities in 2000 that he could not get retroactive approval for the extension because his home was in a designated green area.
This year, he was told that the entire house was slated for demolition to make way for the expansion of East Talpiot. His case is pending in court.
Another case that received attention during Mr. Serry's tour of East Jerusalem on April 22 was that of the Hdaidun family, whose home was demolished that day. By the United Nations' count, it was the 19th such demolition this year. (In 2008 there were some 93; demolitions reached an annual peak of 133 in 2004.)
When Mr. Serry's party arrived at the site, Amar Salameh al-Hdaidun, 39; his wife, Samia; and their five young children, some in school uniforms, were gathered by the heap of rubble that was their home.
Mr. Hdaidun said he and several neighbors had been going through a planning process for five years to try to change the zoning of their land from a designated green area to a residential area. He said they had spent some $45,000 on the plans, which were to be submitted by this July. A court order postponing demolition of the house expired in January, however, and Mr. Hdaidun did not apply for an extension.
Mr. Serry, a Dutch diplomat, was visibly moved and expressed his sympathy to the family, whose furniture and other belongings were piled up nearby.
"I know how much Jerusalem is dear to many Israelis," Mr. Serry said. "But it is also dear to Palestinians."
The Planning Crisis in East Jerusalem — OCHA special report (pdf)

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Sulconazolul este un antifungic derivat de imidazol, fiind utilizat în tratamentul unor micoze vaginale, precum candidozele vulvo-vaginale. Calea de administrare disponibilă este cea vaginală (creme, ovule).

Molecula a fost patentată în 1975 și a fost aprobată pentru uz medical în anul 1982.

Sinteză

Note

Vezi și
 Bifonazol
 Clotrimazol
 Izoconazol
 Ketoconazol
 Miconazol

Antifungice
Eteri
Imidazoli
Tiofeni

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1. What is the vernal equinox?
During the vernal equinox, the sun shines directly on the equator, and the northern and southern hemispheres get exactly the same amount of rays. Night and day are almost equal in length.
2. What does equinox mean?
The Earth spins on a tilted axis, which means its northern and southern hemispheres trade places in receiving more light as it orbits the sun. The axis is not inclined toward or away from the sun at the equinox, which is derived from the Latin words for equal, "aequus," and night, "nox."
For ancient societies, the vernal and autumnal equinoxes marked when winter turned to spring and when summer turned to fall, respectively, and helped people track time-sensitive things, such as when to plant crops.
4. Didn't spring start already?
It might feel as if it has. Austin has had unseasonably warm temperatures this winter, even reaching 91 degrees on Feb. 15, and 87 degrees on March 9.
Meteorologists like to start spring on the first day of March because they prefer a calendar in which the seasons start on the same days every year. It helps with record keeping, among other reasons. But the Earth, sun and stars don't quite conform to the Gregorian calendar — so the vernal equinox doesn't fall on the same day every year.


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League tables

Group A

Norte Oeste

Centro Levante

Group B

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

Promotion playoff

First round

Second round

Third round

Tiebreakers

Final Round

Notes

External links
LFP website

Tercera División seasons
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Android 9.0 update is the latest update of Android OS available for mobile phones. In every update, Google adds new features and improve the old ones. Every Google Android update comes with more efficient battery, improved security features and many changes in customization. However long time had gone when the Android p update announced but still there are so many devices didn't get the update officially.
Here we come up with the Android 9.0 update for high-end Samsung Galaxy S9 and S8. Both the devices have included in the list of device eligible for Android P update. But the company didn't announce the Android 9.0 Final update for both phones.
But don't get disappointed you can get Android 9.0 beta update on Samsung Galaxy S9 and S8 through the Android beta programme. As Google launched the final update of android after testing many programme phase and when the update starts to work properly, final updates come in the market.
So, for now, you can download Android 9.0 Beta update on Samsung Galaxy S9, S8 via Android beta.
it's not easy to do so. Do not enable maximum power saver. It will cause your phone to crash and not boot.
First, download Odin 3.13.1, the update.zip, and the Odin files.
Open the Odin files. The zip will be named G960USQS3ARG8_TMB.zip. In it, you will see six files. In Odin, you will see 5 categories, though you will only use 4. This is a generic update and not one specifically for T-Mobile. It will keep carrier branding though.
Use the volume buttons again to select the update.zip file and the power button to select it. The update will then start and can take between 2 to 10 minutes.
The second SIM of the Samsung galaxy dual-SIM variants will allow VoLTE and WiFi support on the flagship devices. This support has already been established on the Galaxy S9 earlier this year with a software update. The same set of the feature is available on the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, the prominent device. Samsung could add the plethora of features into its suite of applications, such as notes, recorder, camera, voice recorder, music.
There might be different bugfixes to these applications to, there was a certain issue with the music player, which caused it to crashed out of the memory while in the background for no apparent reason; that happens sometimes when ram handling by operating systems becomes too apparent and aggressive. Another thing of order is that it will be bringing security patches with it, which is pretty sweet. Because we all want to stay safe from data mongers.
One of the few things, which has been fixed is the gallery applications situation where users were unable to see the video content from the gallery, GIFs and such. On the other hand, the update could fix another problem with the camera application. Some of the users have been complaining about getting the images into the camera application. With the Android 9 Pie update, the latest security patches from Google is also applied.
Moreover, there are rumours and suggestions that new camera features are going to be built before the rollout in January 2019, For instance, it states the phone's flash can be used in direct focus mode, on the other hand, this camera feature already exists on the Galaxy Note 9. Overall, the Android 9 Pie update could bring about some exciting highlights from the latest Samsung Galaxy flagship devices on to the older models, as these are the flagship devices and the competition is cutthroat Samsung is not taking any chances. Let's see what does Samsung Beta program brings.


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Q: How to run Landscape oriented Web-Apps on the Tizen 3.0 Feb milestone under Crosswalk? After creating a number of landscape-oriented Tizen Web Applications, and building and installing on the box with the Feb 1 Tizen release image using Crosswalk and other boxes with previous images of Tizen, I've discovered that web-applications on the February image will not launch successfully unless the weston.ini files are set to a transform of 90, or 'portrait orientation'.
I've been unable to get web apps to launch in landscape and I'm looking for clues. I have compared packages from the october image and a great many of them have changed. I get a timeout when launching with "xwalk-launcher". I have also attempted to launch with app_launcher.

Service 'org.crosswalkproject.Runtime1' could not be reached: Timeout was reached

I am able to launch these apps successfully in portrait orientation but not in landscape. If you have any ideas about where this problem could be, please let me know. I am looking to find which packages are responsible for the problem.
If you've gotten web-apps running in landscape orientation on HDMI on a VTC1010, how did you do it? Which packages did you change, add, or uninstall? What did you add to, or remove from your configuration files? How did you change your web-apps to counter this specific problem?

A: It is not possible to run Landscape oriented Web-Apps on the Tizen 3.0 Feb milestone under Crosswalk at this time.
The Crosswalk team at Intel have verified this as being a Tizen bug. The appropriate JIRA issue numbers are TC-2501 and XWALK-4115.
For more details: "I've been using the VTC1010 for testing. My primary choice for display output is HDMI. I have noticed that crosswalk isn't developed for multi-screen yet and I wonder if this could be part of the problem. I have been able to get the Landscape to work on VGA and this can help us move forward but our target is HDMI.
I have also been able to get Landscape to work on HDMI but only under the right conditions. When the VGA is connected the apps will launch on the VGA screen from the start. Once the VGA is disconnected apps will fail with the same error message. After reconnecting the VGA screen the apps will launch on the HDMI port.
It appears the VGA must remain connected. If you boot the box without VGA and just HDMI the apps won't start on boot. You cannot launch the apps by hand. You then connect the VGA display and the apps will launch on the HDMI display. I have found if you disconnect the VGA display the app will shutdown. This is some kind of hard dependancy on the VGA display for the VTC1010."

A: I believe the problem is in the fullscreen-shell.so.
I have a working fix going forward. Two changes are required for this to work.

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*remove the line in /etc/xdg/weston/weston-genivi.ini
shell=fullscreen-shell.so
Your apps will launch now but not in fullscreen. To correct this add --fullscreen to weston call.

*Add a parameter --fullscreen to line in /etc/session.d/user-session.

weston -i0 --log=$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/weston.log --backend=wayland-backend.so --fullscreen
I would like to know if there are any reasons for fullscreen-shell that I am not thinking of.

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Hey progressives – Joe Biden isn't the neoliberal you claim he is!
June 8, 2019 ·	by Kartik Krishnaiyer ·	in 2020 Presidential	· 12 Comments
This column reflects the personal opinion of Kartik Krishnaiyer and not of other TFS writers or contributors.
One of the wonderful things about no longer relying on politicians or political campaigns to make a living is you can take a step back and see things more clearly. Rather than be emotionally invested in a candidate, elected official or ideology, you can be practical. Rather than having to suck up activists or those who depend on political campaigns to make a living, you can call it like it is.
It's therefore been with a great deal of shock that I've observed many on the left characterizing Joe Biden as some sort of DLC-type neoliberal. If anything, Biden's mainstream liberalism in the 1980's and 1990's was among the most effective in the then-establishment pushback on the DLC and drift toward neoliberalism in the Democratic Party. Biden was never any sort of mushy moderate like Bill Clinton, Joe Lieberman, Bob Kerrey and so many others that he served with or was around.
The implication he is somehow similar to the Clinton's and Lieberman's of the world is not only incorrect – it's an indication how hysterical the left has become. I personally regret my own role in feeding this sort of hysteria in the past on the pages of this website.
I regret the name-calling which eventually led to disaster in 2018 as Florida Democrats nominated the ethically-questionable Andrew Gillum for Governor because he had connected with the "aggressive progressive" mantra better than his primary opponents. That we long advocated that mantra here is something I regret in hindsight because it led Florida Democrats down a path to disaster in what should have been a victorious 2018. Even months after the election, Gillum's alleged transgressions are in the news.
Practicality is something many of the more vocal elements on the Democratic left seem to be lacking these days. But even more lacking is context- Joe Biden's 36-year Senate record is being dissected as if those 36 years were all served in the world the new millenium has created, with today's political and social standards. I for one have been offended by this drumbeat of selective memory bordering on outright ignorance without any sort of context.
In a world where politicians including some champions of leftist economics enrich themselves, Biden stands as a politician that hasn't gotten filthy rich. He's not enriching himself making the speeches in front of Wall Street forms that Hillary Clinton did for example. He's remained a regular guy, or as much of one as a long-standing high-level office holder can be.
Andrew Cutraro, White House photographer. [Public domain]
This past week, Joe Biden's long-standing position on the Hyde Amendment were in focus. I disagree with Biden's position on that issue and have always supported federal (and state) funding for reproductive health issues. However, it must be noted Biden's position on the issue was no different than former Democratic House Leader Dick Gephardt, former Democratic House Whip David Bonior and any number of other liberal Democrats who were also Roman Catholics from the Midwest and Northeast.
While his Hyde Amendment views are being disected in the context of the MSNBC/Huffington Post era of Democratic politics, the reality is that position was even acceptable on the left so long as you didn't favor major restrictions on abortion. In fact, Biden helped hold the line in the Senate on any number of abortion bills in the 1990's, the exception being the Partial-Birth abortion ban. This is a position I personally disagree with, as I believe in no legal restrictions on abortion whatsoever. But I concede my position on this issue which has evolved (Once upon a time I was more conservative on abortion, to right of Biden's position) has evolved with time as I come to see reproductive rights as a straight economic issue not a moral one.
Biden in those days had the classic record of what we would call a New Deal Democrat. Someone who advocated more progressive economics and had shown a strong support for issues related to Civil Rights and social justice in that era. He had an unusually passionate environmental streak also. Somehow once again these views without the context of the times have led some progressives to imply he's a neoliberal or moderate. Nothing could be further from the truth.
In an era where Democrats were running from more liberal economic stands, Biden generally embraced them. Opposing tax cuts for the rich and embracing tax increases when needed, Biden also showed a unique leadership on Climate Change as early as the 1980's. As a Floridian, Biden's consistent stands against expanded oil drilling has been appreciated.
While some of Biden's votes in the Senate look conservative in the lens of 2019, they certainly weren't in the lens of 1983, 1993 or 2003. Context as stated several times in this piece is severely lacking.
Those who lazily compare Joe Biden to Bill Clinton claiming the former is some sort of DLC-oriented neoliberal are missing completely the context of the 1980's and 1990's in American politics. Biden has ALWAYS been to the left of the DLC-Clinton sphere, in fact perhaps radically to the left by comparison. Many of the bad votes he cast were also cast by other Democrats who at the time were perceived to be to far left. The likes of Ted Kennedy, Howard Metzenbaum, Paul Wellstone, etc.
As someone who spent much of my 20's and 30's geeking out on voting record and interest group scores, Joe Biden was consistently one of the best Democrats around, routinely scoring high from liberal, environmental and labor groups while poorly from conservative and anti-tax groups. In fact if put in the proper context of the times, his voting record is no different from the US Senators now running for the Democratic nomination whose records have been compiled in an era where the Democratic mainstream is further left.
But today's progressives often confuse anyone in the party establishment, in fact anyone who has ascended to any sort of leadership position in the party as a neoliberal or a "me too Republican." As someone for years has stressed the need for the Democrats to be a values-based progressive party, and as someone generally turned off by the Clinton's I am absolutely stunned that Joe Biden is being painted with the same brush.
Biden's regrettable vote for the Iraq War was no different than many Democrats – however what was different was Biden's foreign policy credentials led him to give a far more coherent and logical plan for getting the US out of that war and preventing further bloodshed than just about any elected official in EITHER party. Biden also led the charge after the Democrats regained the Senate in January 2007 to get us out of that war.
Gun safety is an area where Biden excelled, taking far-left positions on the issue (unlike Bernie Sanders) long before Gun Control was universally accepted among Democrats as a necessity. Much has been made of the 1994 Crime Bill lately but that legislation was at the time seen as a far left effort to remake the criminal justice system and limit access to guns. Sometimes over the following decades laws don't work out as intended but for some progressives to adopt the Trumpian critiques of that legislation is just flat out intellectually dishonest. At the time it was seen as a liberal piece of legislation that very few Democrats on the left opposed.
In the late 1990's as the Ranking Member of the Foreign Relations Committee Biden regularly swatted down neoconservative talking points both in committee and on the floor. Biden's views on foreign policy were traditionally liberal – his 2002 Iraq War vote as noted above was regrettable but his actions after were not that of a neoliberal at all. Biden's views on foreign policy put him odds with the prevailing post Cold War winds which emphasized unilateralism of a single superpower.
As a titan of the left in the Senate, Biden won the respect of his colleagues. Conservatives such as Trent Lott, the longtime GOP leader found Biden a formidable foe, someone whose ideological leanings were clear and while willing to compromise, would not give that much ground. He's also respected by world leaders, something the current occupant of the White House is not.
I happen to think much of Russia's hostility to the United States including the decision to meddle in US elections and efforts to prop up notoriously anti-American regimes in Iran & Venezuela (among others) is due more to US imperialist overreach and efforts via NATO to encircle Russia. The new cold war in my opinion is more down to the United States than Russia.
However, with many Democrats and left-leaning cable news channels obsessive about Russia, Biden should be the guy for these folks. His views on Russia during the Obama Administration were far more aggressive than that of the President whose efforts to reset the relationship with the Kremlin eventually ended in acrimony and Russian annexation of the Crimea.
For those unhappy with the drift of the Democrats toward identity politics, Biden's working class Roman Catholic background can help buck the trend. Heck, he's even perfectly unfiltered at times as his 2006 comments about Indian-Americans in Delaware indicate. Those comments as an Indian-American did not offend me – they made me realize it was important for our community to further assimilate in middle class American culture, as they had in Delaware. Biden in his own way had given a valuable lesson.
While some might consider that moment a Biden gaffe, it shows how quick on his feet he is. In a political culture dominated by bully's like Donald Trump and a growing cult of personality on the far left around Bernie Sanders, Biden might be the perfect counterweight which helps Democrats up-and-down the ticket. This is particularly critical in Florida after the disaster of the Gillum nomination and its impact down-ballot.
I'm not sure who I am backing for President yet. However, Biden is a strong consideration. Along with Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg, Cory Booker and one or two other candidates, he seems to be taking a thoughtful policy-oriented approach to this campaign. His record which is being dissected seemingly to create a narrative. However, one thing that does concern me in this #metoo era is the allegations of sexual harassment. If those are sustained, I would strongly oppose his candidacy.
While I am not sure who I am backing yet, I felt it was necessary to do my part to clear up the misperceptions developing over Biden's history and record.
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Reid Friedson, Ph.D. · June 8, 2019 - 10:41 am · Reply→
Biden's policy history and donor records demonstrate he is not even close to being a progressive.
Concerned Democrat · June 8, 2019 - 11:19 am · Reply→
Kartik, Well said! I could not have written it better myself. You are spot on. As a Catholic Democratic myself, I agree with your accurate assessment of what all Democrats did at the time, even though I disagreed with it, the wave was there and there was no turning back. I'm personally behind Joe because he is the pragmatic sensible moderate one who will win back all those Rust Belt and pro union Knights of Columbus states that we lost to Trump…and we may win back Florida if the crazy stupid ultra liberal non compromising litmus test Progressive "Bernie" (I'm NOT a Democrat) people don't snatch the victory away from us taking back the White House!
Anonymous · June 8, 2019 - 3:24 pm · Reply→
I don't think anyone has suggested Biden is a neoliberal.
What we've said is he's just like Obama, Kerry or Schumer. A corporate democrat who uses social and environmental issues to mask ties to Wall Street and elites. Booker is another one. Elizabeth Warren is a self-described capitalist.
The shots at Bernie here are sickening. He's the only incorruptible one running!
Hey progressives – Joe Biden isn't the neoliberal you claim he is! | @Flasqueeze · June 8, 2019 - 5:57 pm · Reply→
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Hey progressives – Joe Biden isn't the neoliberal you claim he is! | @Flasqueeze | Actify Press · June 8, 2019 - 6:22 pm · Reply→
Ruth Ann Eaddy · June 10, 2019 - 11:42 am · Reply→
We do not have over 50% in the Democratic party that are progressives. Joe Biden is the one person that the leaders of the world know and like. He is also the person that the Republican's that have switched to NPA will vote for. Progressives, get a grip on this, the number one issue in 2020 is to beat Donald Trump and the number two issues is to unseat Mitch McConnell. The Progressive ideas are being accepted over time and in 2024, a progressive will probably be elected. We need to keep our eye on who can beat Trump and I think it is Joe Biden.
Kartik $hill · June 12, 2019 - 10:56 am · Reply→
You are fucking sell out man. Biden and Trump what the fuck is the difference! Bernie would have won even you've said it but now $$$ draws you to the dark side. Hope you fry in hell it is where you belong.
Bernie 2020!
MoroCurtis · June 13, 2019 - 8:42 am · Reply→
It seems to me that there is no point in justifying or analyzing a person in a situation where everything is to blame. Trump or Biden, what's the difference if nothing changes globally. Earn everything, but to be proud of it or to hide everyone decides for himself, the main thing is that the people do not suffer from it.
Biden's Eastland problem could be a huge red flag -Eastland was not just a classic segregationist but the worst kind of southern Democrat racist. | The Florida Squeeze · June 22, 2019 - 3:27 pm · Reply→
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Biden's Eastland problem could be a huge red flag -Eastland was not just a classic segregationist but the worst kind of southern Democrat racist. | @Flasqueeze · June 22, 2019 - 6:12 pm · Reply→
[…] of interest in the subject, this week's revelations were horrifying for someone like me who previously asked progressives to be open to Biden's candidacy. Horrifying is a strong word, but that's what it was – this goes far beyond the allegations of […]
Biden's Eastland problem could be a huge red flag -Eastland was not just a classic segregationist but the worst kind of southern Democrat racist. | @Flasqueeze | Actify Press · June 22, 2019 - 6:34 pm · Reply→
Linda Rose · March 28, 2020 - 9:14 pm · Reply→
All establishment democrats have embraced corporate interests approved neoliberalism including Biden. Follow the money (funding).
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Third Circuit takes issue with certification of Rule 23(c)(4) issue class
Terence Hawley
Federal court plaintiffs seeking class treatment of an action or claim must prove that they meet all of Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23(a)'s requirements (numerosity, commonality, typicality, and adequacy) and that they fall under one of Rule 23(b)'s categories. Plaintiffs seeking primarily monetary relief must satisfy Rule 23(b)(3)'s test that questions of law or fact common to class members predominate over individual questions and that a class action is superior to other adjudicatory methods.
Given the challenges associated with these thresholds, some plaintiffs invoke Rule 23(c)(4) as a fallback where aspects of an action or claim – such as injury, causation, or damages – may not be susceptible to class-wide proof. Specifically, Rule 23(c)(4) states that "when appropriate," an action may be brought or maintained as a class action with respect to "particular issues." But the rule does not delineate when, precisely, issue certification is "appropriate" or what types of "issues" are suitable for certification. Accordingly, disputes arise over questions such as whether issue certification is proper in connection with specific elements of a claim for relief, or whether it should be limited to situations where the issue certified would completely resolve the defendant's liability, leaving only remedies issues for possible individual determination.
The Third Circuit recently grappled with these and other questions in Russell v. Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates, No. 20-2128 (Sept. 24, 2021), and ultimately concluded that the district court abused its discretion by certifying an issue class under Rule 23(c)(4) without conducting a sufficiently rigorous analysis.
The defendant in Russell was a nonprofit organization that certified the credentials of foreign candidates seeking U.S. medical residencies. The plaintiffs brought a putative class action for negligent infliction of emotional distress, alleging that the defendant had failed to properly investigate an individual who rendered medical services to them after obtaining credentials through fraudulent means. The district court certified a Rule 23(c)(4) class on the issues of whether the defendant owed a duty to the class members and whether it breached that duty, leaving for individual proceedings questions of causation, injury, damages, and applicability of affirmative defenses.
The Third Circuit vacated and remanded for further proceedings. The Court found that, in deciding whether to certify an issue class under Rule 23(c)(4), a district court must first determine if the class satisfies Rule 23(a) and fits within one of Rule 23(b)'s categories. These inquiries involve whether the court can certify the class. But district courts must also determine the "appropriateness" of issue certification—i.e., whether the district court should certify the class—by applying the non-exclusive list of nine factors set forth in Gates v. Rohm & Haas, 655 F.3d 255 (3d Cir. 2011). The "Gates factors" consider, inter alia, the efficiencies to be gained by issue certification and the impact of issue certification on the fairness of resolution of the remaining issues.
Here, the district court did not assess whether the duty and breach elements of the plaintiffs' claims satisfied Rule 23(b)(3) or any other prong of Rule 23(b). Further, the district court failed to "rigorously consider" several of the Gates factors. For example, the district court had not analyzed whether certification of an issue class might place an undue burden on the defendant to settle. Nor had it properly examined the efficiency of issue certification in light of the several remaining questions to be tried individually (e.g., causation and damages) or whether individual juries from the non-class phase would need to reexamine evidence from the class phase. In a partial victory for the plaintiffs, however, the Court rejected the view that plaintiffs seeking issue certification are required to satisfy Rule 23(b) with respect to all elements of their claims or that the issue certified must be sufficient to resolve the defendant's liability.
As illustrated by Russell, defendants opposing Rule 23(c)(4) issue certification should urge rigorous application of Rule 23(a) and (b) requirements and rigorous scrutiny of whether certification of the "particular" issue is "appropriate" under the specific circumstances of the case. General assertions of efficiency should not suffice, and depending on the circumstances, the district court may simply be "kicking the can" with regard to individual inquiries that will ultimately render class treatment inappropriate.
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Juan Andrés Gómez Almirón (Curuzú Cuatiá, Corrientes, Argentina; 25 de enero de 1971) es un exfutbolista argentino que se desempeñó como defensor y como mediocampista. Surgido de sus divisiones menores, jugó en Argentinos Juniors, luego transferido al River Plate, Real Sociedad y Atlético de Madrid.

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Scottish government recommends covering face in shops
Scottish government has recommended people cover their faces while in some enclosed public spaces, such as shops and public transport.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said there could be "some benefit" in wearing a cloth face covering in places where social distancing was difficult. Although she said it was "not a substitute" for existing lockdown restrictions.
Downing Street said UK ministers were considering the scientific evidence for introducing similar advice. The prime minister's official spokesman said a review had been carried out by the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage), adding: "Once a decision has been reached then we'll announce it publicly."
The Scottish government guidance is not mandatory and will not be enforced by the authorities.
Ms Sturgeon stressed that the advice related to cloth garments such as a scarf rather than "medical grade facemasks" like those used by health and care workers. The first minister said evidence about the usefulness of face coverings was "limited", but that there may be "some benefit in wearing a face covering if you enter an enclosed space where you will come into contract with multiple people and safe social distancing is difficult".
She said: "To be clear, the benefit comes mainly in cases where someone might have the virus but is not aware of that because they are not experiencing symptoms and thus not isolating completely.
Wearing a face covering in those circumstances may reduce the risk of that person transmitting the virus to others."
Ms Sturgeon said there was no evidence to suggest that wearing a face covering outdoors was of any benefit.
The first minister warned that she did not want people to "think they are invincible" while covering their face in enclosed spaces such as shops.
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However, Ms Sturgeon said this would be kept under review as the government considers how to ease lockdown restrictions.
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How do overwinter changes in body condition and hormone profiles influence Weddell seal reproductive success?
Michelle R. Shero, University of Alaska Anchorage
Riley T. Krotz, University of North Florida
Daniel P. Costa, University of California, Santa Cruz
Julie P. Avery, University of North FloridaFollow
Jennifer M. Burns, University of Alaska Anchorage
Reproductive success can be influenced by maternal physiological condition at the time of embryo implantation and by foraging success during gestation. Polar marine mammals experience drastic fluctuations in body composition (lipid stores) as a result of life-history events and large-scale changes in seasonal productivity and environmental conditions. These species provide the opportunity to explore physiological parameters important to reproductive success. There are conflicting physiological demands on Weddell seal (Leptonychotes weddellii) females during the moult period, when animals are at their leanest but still must generate an energetically costly new pelage and begin active gestation. To investigate the impact of post-moult condition and hormonal mediators on the reproductive success of the southernmost breeding mammal, body composition was determined for post-moult (fall; 53 non-reproductive) and pre-breeding (spring; 31 non-reproductive, 17 reproductive) adult female Weddell seals. Animals were significantly larger and had greater lipid stores in spring, after the winter foraging period. There were no differences in the proportion of mass or condition gained overwinter between females that gave birth (n = 12) and those that did not (n = 8) the following year. Changes in body condition were correlated with endocrine factors that influence energy allocation, such as cortisol, growth hormone (GH), insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-1 and thyroid hormones (T3 and T4). Of these, GH and T4 were significantly higher during the post-moult period, likely to promote protein sparing and hair regeneration. In addition, females that had higher T4 concentrations in fall were significantly more likely to have a pup the following year, possibly due to the role of thyroid hormones in embryo attachment. This suggests that hormones influencing fuel use during the moult may also impact subsequent reproductive success. Unlike some other large pinnipeds, Weddell seals are not capital breeders. This work indicates that gestating Weddell seals do not gain as much mass or energy overwinter in preparation for lactation the following year as lower-latitude phocid species, which might explain why female Weddell seals rely on foraging to meet energetic demands during lactation.
Functional Ecology
Shero, Krotz, R. T., Costa, D. P., Avery, J. P., Burns, J. M., & Konarzewski, M. (2015). How do overwinter changes in body condition and hormone profiles influence Weddell seal reproductive success? Functional Ecology, 29(10), 1278–1291. https://doi.org/10.1111/1365-2435.12434


The fight ends! Please read the chapter before continuing.
This is where Omega's third arm appeared, when he opened the weapons port. Moving the port to the shoulder was a minor edit that still let me keep most of what I had without the undeclared third arm. The explosions along Omega are from the emergency escape system built into the armour. Safe to say that Meredith managed to knock Omega silly. And what better way to signal that one fight is over than with an explosion?
Nasty wound up dealing with Tori after working out all her frustrations on Natasha. I realized that Nasty might not stop beating up her counterpart unless she had a reason to focus on someone else. Thus, the switch over to Tori. Vicki was having problems dealing with her counterpart, mainly because of the powers in play. Nasty's, though, is one that neither Vicki nor Tori have immunity to. Vicki might be able to dodge Nasty's blow; Tori is just too big to avoid it.
Vicki, while having problems with her own counterpart, has no problems against the others'. Natasha could have been dealt with sooner, but Vicki wasn't about to get in between her and Nasty. Omega, now outside his armour, is a regular person. His armour may have had enough breaches in it to let the Pixie Dust in by the time Meredith was done with him.
The fight's over, the villains are rounded up, but the story isn't done yet. There are still a few dangling plot points to clean up. The next few chapters will clean things up a bit.
Also tomorrow, over at Psycho Drive-In, the year end wrap-up.
Saturday, over at Seventh Sanctum, looking towards 2016.
The dance partners switch and neither side is willing to give up yet. Please read the chapter before continuing.
As mentioned last week, the fight kept evolving. Both sides made gains, so neither want to give in. For the villains, they have a goal that they can achieve if only they can deal with the pesky heroes in their way. The heroes are doing a decent job at slowing the villains down. No one has dropped yet, though Natasha will feel the effects of the fight in the morning.
Nasty is tenacious. She was like that in Subject 13, and it's something that is core to her character, even moreso than the potty mouth. Nasty also has no problem tackling someone bigger than her. She relies on being the last one standing, no matter what. Her battle with Omega just highlights her stubbornness. Nasty does pay for it, though. Being hurled into van hurts.
Meredith gets caught in a tough choice. Should she make sure the dimensional breech is closed or go help Nasty. The strength enhancers from the beginning return. Sure, it's a Chekhov's Gun*, but the idea with showing what the characters can do at the beginning meant that the action now doesn't need an explanation. The enhancers were planned; I knew Alpha would be fighting an evil version of Keith in a more traditional suit of power armour that would have enhanced strength. Meredith needed to be Omega's equal for the fight. Plus, I got a cool scene at the beginning.
Alpha also gets to talk at Omega. It's a take on how Spider-Man fights; the web-slinger maintains a patter during a battle, generally keeping his opponents off their game because he just won't shut up. The less he banters, the more serious the fight. With Meredith, she knows that Omega has an ego. Attacking him there pushes him into making unforced errors. The result is Omega losing an arm.
Oddly, when I was making an editing pass through Crossover, I noticed a tiny problem. Omega had lost three arms, which is amazing when he only has two. I wound up making a fix, taking out the problem section and re-writing the third arm loss. I was pantsing** during that section, just trying to reach word count, and never went back to verify when he lost arms. I was caught up in the moment, really.
While Meredith had her attention on Omega, Nasty did crawl away. Meredith just didn't notice; she was too busy holding back someone's fist. That said, Nasty's appearance to deal with Tori finally gave me the moment to put Natasha out of the fight. Vicki's power is a fight ender, which is why Tori was immune to it. The fight is nearly over, though, and I did need to stop Natasha. However, the dimensional wall has been breeched. Complications are always fun to add, until it's time to finish up. I did have an idea at this point on what to do.
Astute readers may have noticed the sentence fragments separated by commas. "Drying blood from her nose, bruises forming on her jaw and forehead, a blackened eye." That was done for style. I know better than to use sentence fragments, but the description defied being verbed. Natasha should feel lucky that she's still around.
With one villain down, that still leaves Omega, immune to Vicki's dust thanks to a sealed system, and Tori, immune because she's Tori. The next chapter is the end of the fight. If you've followed this far, stay tuned.
Also tomorrow, over at Psycho Drive-In, A Charlie Brown Christmas.
Saturday, over at Seventh Sanctum, the year end wrap-up.
* But not Chekov's phaser.
** With NaNoWriMo, there are two approaches used with writing. One is to properly plan things out, create an outline, and build the world properly well before November. The second is to write by the seat of one's pants and see what happens. Crossover had scenes to be hit already in mind, but nothing pre-planned like By the Numbers. Of course, Crossover had more planning involved than The Elf's Prisoner, my 2015 NaNo project.
Since I've mentioned the story over the past four weeks, here is an excerpt of The Elf's Prisoner, after the break.


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Letter from the Editor May Articles April Highly Accessed Articles
Dear JITC Readers:
Within this month's issue of the Journal for ImmunoTherapy of Cancer (JITC), I am pleased to highlight the publication of recommendations from the Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer (SITC) Immune Biomarkers Task Force.
A long-term initiative of the society, the SITC Immune Biomarkers Task Force has been actively investigating predictive and prognostic biomarkers of response to cancer immunotherapy. Charged with reviewing recent developments and identifying obstacles to progress in order to recommend ways to move the field forward, the Task Force broke into four Working Groups (WG) to address different aspects of immune biomarker development. WG4 focused on predicting clinical outcomes using baseline measures, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive understanding of baseline immunity in the periphery, as well as the tumor microenvironment, to drive biomarker identification and elucidate why response to cancer immunotherapy is limited to a subset of patients. The resulting recommendations of this Task Force, developed by Gnjatic et al., were presented at a meeting held by SITC in collaboration with the National Cancer Institute at the National Institutes of Health last year, and are now available in JITC in the article entitled "Identifying baseline immune-related biomarkers to predict clinical outcome of immunotherapy."
There are a variety of other articles that cover the broad interests of our readers in this month's issue. Please take a moment to scan through this month's JITC articles, outlined below, and check out JITC's submission guidelines to submit your own research today.
Pedro J. Romero, MD
Editor-in-Chief, Journal for ImmunoTherapy of Cancer
Nivolumab-induced autoimmune diabetes mellitus presenting as diabetic ketoacidosis in a patient with metastatic lung cancer
James Luke Godwin, Shuchie Jaggi, Imali Sirisena, Pankaj Sharda, Ajay D. Rao, Ranee Mehra and Colleen Veloski
Journal for ImmunoTherapy of Cancer 2017, 5:40 (16 May 2017)
"Autoimmune (type 1) diabetes is a rare and serious complication associated with use of PD-1 inhibitors. This case report documents for the first time the development of new onset autoimmune diabetes in a patient with three positive diabetes antibodies prior to nivolumab treatment. Although future correlative studies are needed, the presence of diabetes antibodies may be one of several potential risk factors for PD-1 inhibitor related type 1 diabetes."
Colleen Veloski, MD, FACE — Fox Chase Cancer Center
Tissue-resident lymphocytes: sentinel of the transformed tissue
Saïda Dadi and Ming O. Li
"Unconventional tissue-resident lymphocytes participate in cancer immunosurveillance."
Ming Li, PhD — Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Evaluation of dosing strategy for pembrolizumab for oncology indications
Tomoko Freshwater, Anna Kondic, Malidi Ahamadi, Claire H. Li, Rik de Greef, Dinesh de Alwis and Julie A. Stone
"Early clinical studies of pembrolizumab, an antibody against the programmed death 1 (PD-1) receptor, employed a body weight–based dosing strategy, but in more recent trials a fixed-dose regimen (200 mg Q3W) has been introduced. In this paper, the analyses and data that provided the basis for the switch to fixed-dose regimens in trials and recent product label updates are discussed."
Julie A. Stone, PhD — Merck & Co.
A tandem CD19/CD20 CAR lentiviral vector drives on-target and off-target antigen modulation in leukemia cell lines
Dina Schneider, Ying Xiong, Darong Wu, Volker Nӧlle, Sarah Schmitz, Waleed Haso, Andrew Kaiser, Boro Dropulic and Rimas J. Orentas
"Creation of a tandem CAR (CD19- and CD20-specific) demonstrated both the ability of leukemia cell lines to alter their phenotype in response to strong CAR-mediated immune pressure and the tuning of the cytokine production levels of the original single-targeting CD20 construct. By creating a tandem CAR, strong in vitro and in vivo cytolytic activity was preserved, and a better outcome with less toxicity was seen in a mouse model of disease compared to either single-specificity CARs, or the admixture of separately transduced T cell populations."
Rimas J. Orentas, PhD — Lentigen Technology, Inc.
Identifying baseline immune-related biomarkers to predict clinical outcome of immunotherapy
Sacha Gnjatic, Vincenzo Bronte, Laura Rosa Brunet, Marcus O. Butler, Mary L. Disis, Jérôme Galon, Leif G. Hakansson, Brent A. Hanks, Vaios Karanikas, Samir N. Khleif, John M. Kirkwood, Lance D. Miller, Dolores J. Schendel, Isabelle Tanneau, Jon M. Wigginton and Lisa H. Butterfield
"In the search for biomarkers that would explain why cancer patients do not benefit equally from immunotherapy, recent immune monitoring advances emphasize preexisting features of the tumor and its microenvironment, that lead to naturally occurring immunity that can be measured before treatment starts. This collaborative paper synthesizes the effort of a working group assembled by SITC to survey several important aspects of baseline immunity, from host characteristics conveying higher immunocompetence to markers that can be measured both at the tumor site and circulating in blood, with the goal of recommending approaches that may eventually help improve clinical outcomes."
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Генетическая генеалогия
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Известные носители
 Владимир Исакович Макиев (1914–2001) — осетинский актёр, народный артист СОАССР (1960).
 Гайоз Константинович Макиев (1950) — начальник Северо-Кавказского филиала Главгосэкспертизы России, кандидат технических наук.
 Зураб Гайозович Макиев (1976) — российский политический деятель, депутат Госдумы VI и VII созыва.

Спорт
 Алан Владимирович Макиев (1991) — российский профессиональный баскетболист, играющий на позиции центрового.
 Валерий Эдуардович Макиев (1985) — российский футболист, полузащитник.
 Заур Юрьевич Макиев (1992) — борец вольного стиля, бронзовый призёр чемпионатов России и Европы 2016 года.
 Заури Сардионович Макиев (1950–2016) — советский и российский тренер по фристайлу, заслуженный тренер России (1992).
 Станислав Зурабович Макиев (1985) — дзюдоист, победитель первенства России и бронзовый призёр первенства Европы 2004 года.

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Q: Java Jersey RESTful services Rather new to REST and Jersey, and I'm trying out some basic examples. I've got one particular question though, which I haven't really found an answer for yet (don't really know how to look for this): how would you go about storing/defining common services so that they are stateful and accessible to all/some resources?
For instance, a logger instance (Log4J or whatever). Do I have to manually initialize this and store it in the HttpSession? Is there a "best practice" way of doing this so that my logger is accessible to all/some resources?

A: Speaking strictly about the Logger, are you sure you want it to be stateful?  Most projects I've been on just grab one in whatever class needs it
Logger log = Logger.getLogger(this.getClass().getName());

Cut and paste that everywhere and let the logging magic begin!
To your original question regarding keeping state: Are you looking to keep something stateful per user (like a session) or some other state across the application (like a runtime configured logger)?  Sessions can be managed with the HttpRequest and some ServletFilters.  Grab the request in your JErsey code like so
@Path("/awesome")
public class AwesomeService {

    @GET
    @Produces("text/awesome")
    public String getAwesome(@Context HttpServletRequest req) {
        HttpSession session= req.getSession(true);
        //brilliance
    }
}

Application resources, like an entity manager or a konfabulator can be initialized statically and used as Singletons or with Factories.
class EntityManager {
EntityManager manager;
public static EntityManager getManager() {
        if(manager == null) {
            manager = initManager();
        }
        return manager;
    }
}

A: Your best option is to inject the services into the Resource using something like Spring. Adding a setter in your Resource for the particular service makes it available for various scopes. The following tutorial explains in detail how to use Spring and Jersey. Below are examples of the various pieces needed to make this work.  Specifically answering your question however the "best practice" is to allow Spring to manage the "stateful"ness or "scope" of a particular service.
Simple Service Bean
public class SimpleBean {
    private int counter;
    public String sayHello() {
        return Integer.toString(counter++);
    }
}

Simple JAX-RS Resource
public class HelloWorldResource {

    private SimpleBean simpleBean;

    public void setSimpleBean(SimpleBean simpleBean) {
        this.simpleBean = simpleBean;
    }

    @GET @Path("/Hello") @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
    public String sayHello() {
        return "{\"Hello\": \"" + this.simpleBean.sayHello() + "\"}";
    }
}

Simple Spring applicationContext.xml, notice the "scope" for the Bean and Resource.  This defines how stateful these objects are.
<bean id="simpleBean" scope="prototype" class="myhealth.spring.SimpleBean"/>

<bean id="helloWorldResource" scope="singleton" class="myhealth.ajax.HelloWorldResource">
    <property name="simpleBean">
        <ref bean="simpleBean"/>
    </property>
</bean>


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	<appender name="file" class="org.apache.log4j.FileAppender">
		<param name="File" value="target/testoutput.log" />
		<param name="Append" value="true" />
		<layout class="org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout">
			<param name="ConversionPattern" value="%-6r [%15.15t] %-5p %30.30c %x - %m%n" />
		</layout>
	</appender>
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		<layout class="org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout">
			<param name="ConversionPattern" value="%-6r [%15.15t] %-5p %30.30c %x - %m%n" />
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	<logger name="net.google">
		<level value="TRACE" />
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		<level value="DEBUG" />
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		<level value="DEBUG" />
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require_once __DIR__.'/../Base.php';

use Kanboard\Model\TaskCreationModel;
use Kanboard\Model\ProjectModel;
use Kanboard\Model\TaskModel;
use Kanboard\Analytic\AverageLeadCycleTimeAnalytic;

class AverageLeadCycleTimeAnalyticTest extends Base
{
    public function testBuild()
    {
        $taskCreationModel = new TaskCreationModel($this->container);
        $projectModel = new ProjectModel($this->container);
        $averageLeadCycleTimeAnalytic = new AverageLeadCycleTimeAnalytic($this->container);
        $now = time();

        $this->assertEquals(1, $projectModel->create(array('name' => 'test1')));
        $this->assertEquals(2, $projectModel->create(array('name' => 'test1')));

        $this->assertEquals(1, $taskCreationModel->create(array('project_id' => 1, 'title' => 'test')));
        $this->assertEquals(2, $taskCreationModel->create(array('project_id' => 1, 'title' => 'test')));
        $this->assertEquals(3, $taskCreationModel->create(array('project_id' => 1, 'title' => 'test')));
        $this->assertEquals(4, $taskCreationModel->create(array('project_id' => 1, 'title' => 'test')));
        $this->assertEquals(5, $taskCreationModel->create(array('project_id' => 1, 'title' => 'test')));

        // LT=3600 CT=1800
        $this->container['db']->table(TaskModel::TABLE)->eq('id', 1)->update(array('date_completed' => $now + 3600, 'date_started' => $now + 1800));

        // LT=1800 CT=900
        $this->container['db']->table(TaskModel::TABLE)->eq('id', 2)->update(array('date_completed' => $now + 1800, 'date_started' => $now + 900));

        // LT=3600 CT=0
        $this->container['db']->table(TaskModel::TABLE)->eq('id', 3)->update(array('date_completed' => $now + 3600));

        // LT=2*3600 CT=0
        $this->container['db']->table(TaskModel::TABLE)->eq('id', 4)->update(array('date_completed' => $now + 2 * 3600));

        // CT=0
        $this->container['db']->table(TaskModel::TABLE)->eq('id', 5)->update(array('date_started' => $now + 900));

        $stats = $averageLeadCycleTimeAnalytic->build(1);

        $this->assertEquals(5, $stats['count']);
        $this->assertEquals(3600 + 1800 + 3600 + 2*3600, $stats['total_lead_time'], '', 5);
        $this->assertEquals(1800 + 900, $stats['total_cycle_time'], '', 5);
        $this->assertEquals((3600 + 1800 + 3600 + 2*3600) / 5, $stats['avg_lead_time'], '', 5);
        $this->assertEquals((1800 + 900) / 5, $stats['avg_cycle_time'], '', 5);
    }

    public function testBuildWithNoTasks()
    {
        $projectModel = new ProjectModel($this->container);
        $averageLeadCycleTimeAnalytic = new AverageLeadCycleTimeAnalytic($this->container);

        $this->assertEquals(1, $projectModel->create(array('name' => 'test1')));
        $this->assertEquals(2, $projectModel->create(array('name' => 'test1')));

        $stats = $averageLeadCycleTimeAnalytic->build(1);

        $expected = array(
            'count' => 0,
            'total_lead_time' => 0,
            'total_cycle_time' => 0,
            'avg_lead_time' => 0,
            'avg_cycle_time' => 0,
        );

        $this->assertEquals($expected, $stats);
    }
}


https://hr-hr.facebook.com/pages/category/Athlete/Canarino-Furioso-1464326820445387/ Now she sails with recut rc44 mainsail for light winds. Symetric and assymetric, code 0.
Congratulations and thanx for your writing, great read!
Found this article: But another way is to use a rategyro added to this flux gate. In short why; A flux gate compass is affected by acceleration, with the movements of the sea, depending on their strength, it's measurement is then false for a short while, and with the inertia comes slowly back to the real value. That's why a standard pilot tend to steer in curves when the conditions are becoming harder. The added rategyro inside the computer detects immediately the accelerations in the horizontal plan, and a gyro is then able to correct the compass value, what gives a good reference to the pilot to steer a more straight course. And an added rategyro creates smaller rudder changes. Every steering reaction creates drag, how bigger the change how more drag. So the rategyro should make your speed higher. And to sail in curves makes your route longer. Essentialy it is what Daddle said. So my question was does gyro need wind information. According to all this it is not necessary.
Ok, with more sensitive rate of turn the steering is better. Does that mean that the autopilot will change the course to keep the boat relative flat (and in control) even if that means that he won't steer to the desired compas course but after he stabilize the boat autopilot will head back up to the desired compas course? Or will that course changes be minimal because autopilot know that the sailboat is heeled (gyro info) so it doesn't need to change course (like it would if it uses only compass headings and he thinks that sailboat isn't going in right course when it heels)? So he don't need wind information to sail on desired compas heading but to be able to use gyro information? We are talking downwind sailing on waves.
Hi all. Autopilot with gyro. Steering sailboat under assymetric Steering on apparent wind, autopilot is using gyro information to keep the boat going and not to round up, autopilot can change course, bear away or head up to keep boat in control. What if the same pilot is steering on compas heading? Under assymetric. Does he still uses gyro information to keep boat in control? Does he change course when it have to (bear away and head up) to keep control and than to go back to desired heading course?
Well if your hull is the same strength and structure as others there shouldn't be a problem with greater loads from deeper keel (and the same bulb) Maybe you have some kind of cruising verison. Is your mast the same as others?
Will you use the same bulb on deeper keel fin?
How come is that your are changing from the type you have and know it is working (square) to a tubular?
What method should be used to attached bulb that size to a keel finn? M26 why did you use circular and not square like in a sketch you attached?
So what is the verdict on this keel finn? Should it be ok if he leaves carbon out and use e-glass?
4 launched, 1 coming soon (maybe even this summer), 1 maybe this year. From my experiance boat heeled that much like "Tonka" in that video can't sail as fast as a flat one. When guy on video said 5,5 they very heeled quite a lot, dragging stern. With that much heeling I was once measuring 3.8-4 knots upwind in maybe 7-8knots of wind. We were heavy, 4 of us onboard, but when we sailed the boat flat the speed was 4,5knots.


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Since you have decided to pick and choose which sources YOu deem reputable, then don't get mad when we do the same. I would point out that SPLC is not a reputable source for anything at all.
The fourth link is to an article by the AMA. What is your complaint with that? It would seem to me the AMA would qualify as a reputable source.
Really? I don't. As a parent of an autistic child I know first hand how flawed the AMA can be. For years they said there is no link between Immunizations and autisum spectrum disorders. How did they know? No valid testing had been done to determine if such a statement were true.
Now it has come out that yes some Immunizations will infact cause such harm to certain children. No dah.
Sorry about your child with autisum. They are still pushing for the immunizations are they not? You are right, the AMA is very flawed.
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Reading: Hydrography, nutrients and abundance and distribution of zooplankton in Negombo Lagoon, Sri ...
Hydrography, nutrients and abundance and distribution of zooplankton in Negombo Lagoon, Sri Lanka.
M Gammanpila
National Aquatic Resources Research and Development Agency, LK
About M
Regional Research Centre, Kadolkele
Negombo Lagoon is a productive fishing ground and also a sink for many anthropogenic effluents draining from its surrounding urban area. The seasonal abundance and distribution of zooplankton were investigated in relation to some physico-chemical parameters of the lagoon from March 2008 to September 2009. Zooplankton and surface water samples were collected from five sampling sites where effluents are discharged to the lagoon and analyzed using standard methods.
Lagoon salinity ranged spatially from 0 - 25 ppt and mean monthly salinity varied from 1.08 ±1.75 to 15.23 ±5.33 ppt. Surface water temperature varied from 26.0 to 34.1°C whereas mean pH ranged between 7.34 ± 0.32 and 8.02 ± 0.48. Variation of mean dissolved oxygen as between 5.73 ± 2.49 mg/l and 7.00 ± 1.87 mg/l. Micro-crustaceans represented the major component of zooplankton assemblage and ranged from 54.37 to 84.33% throughout the study period. A higher percentage of freshwater cladocerans was recorded during low salinity period (February-April, 2009) in Dundugam Oya and from April to June in Hamilton canal, the main freshwater inlets of the lagoon. Mean cladoceran density in Dandugam Oya was (1.96±3.50 individuals/l) higher compared to the cladoceran density in Hamilton canal (0.47±1.10 number/l). Nevertheless there was no significant relationship between salinity and the density of cladoceran. A positive significant correlation was found nitrate-N concentration and copepod density (r = 0.804; p<0.01) for the site in Dungalpitiya, where rotifer density did not show positive relationship but correlated positively with phosphate-P concentration although it was statistically insignificant (r = 0.489; p>0.05). Further, rotifer density in Madabokka area showed a positive and significant relationship with nitrite-N concentration (r = 0.731; p<0.01). The molluscan abundance showed a significantly positive correlation with salinity (r = 0.713; p<0.01) for the Dandugan Oya site.
High concentration of phosphate and occurrence of pollution indicator species reveal organic pollution in the lagoon. Abundance of plankton was strongly influenced by the water circulation pattern and direct or indirect human impacts that occur at each site of the lagoon.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.4038/sljas.v15i0.5447
Sri Lanka J. Aquat. Sci. 15 (2010): p.13-24
Keywords: Negombo Lagoon, zooplankton, distribution, abundance, nutrients, hydrography, water pollution, waste water treatment
How to Cite: Gammanpila, M., 2013. Hydrography, nutrients and abundance and distribution of zooplankton in Negombo Lagoon, Sri Lanka.. Sri Lanka Journal of Aquatic Sciences, 15, pp.13–24. DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljas.v15i0.5447
Published on 24 Apr 2013.
Gammanpila, M., 2013. Hydrography, nutrients and abundance and distribution of zooplankton in Negombo Lagoon, Sri Lanka.. Sri Lanka Journal of Aquatic Sciences, 15, pp.13–24. DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljas.v15i0.5447
Gammanpila M. Hydrography, nutrients and abundance and distribution of zooplankton in Negombo Lagoon, Sri Lanka.. Sri Lanka Journal of Aquatic Sciences. 2013;15:13–24. DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljas.v15i0.5447
Gammanpila, M. (2013). Hydrography, nutrients and abundance and distribution of zooplankton in Negombo Lagoon, Sri Lanka.. Sri Lanka Journal of Aquatic Sciences, 15, 13–24. DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljas.v15i0.5447
1. Gammanpila M. Hydrography, nutrients and abundance and distribution of zooplankton in Negombo Lagoon, Sri Lanka.. Sri Lanka Journal of Aquatic Sciences. 2013;15:13-24. DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljas.v15i0.5447
Gammanpila M, 'Hydrography, Nutrients and Abundance and Distribution of Zooplankton in Negombo Lagoon, Sri Lanka.' (2013) 15 Sri Lanka Journal of Aquatic Sciences 13 DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljas.v15i0.5447
Gammanpila, M. 2013. "Hydrography, Nutrients and Abundance and Distribution of Zooplankton in Negombo Lagoon, Sri Lanka.". Sri Lanka Journal of Aquatic Sciences 15: 13–24. DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljas.v15i0.5447
Gammanpila, M. "Hydrography, Nutrients and Abundance and Distribution of Zooplankton in Negombo Lagoon, Sri Lanka.". Sri Lanka Journal of Aquatic Sciences 15 (2013): 13–24. DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljas.v15i0.5447
Gammanpila, M. "Hydrography, nutrients and abundance and distribution of zooplankton in Negombo Lagoon, Sri Lanka.". Sri Lanka Journal of Aquatic Sciences, vol. 15, 2013, pp. 13–24. DOI: http://doi.org/10.4038/sljas.v15i0.5447