The IUPAC Prof. Jiang Novel Materials Youth Prize is presented every two years on the occasion of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry – International Conference on Novel Materials and their Synthesis (IUPAC NMS). The winners for this Prize in 2011 are Prof. Zhibo Li and Prof. Jr-Hau He, Prof. Yuguo Guo and David Lou in 2013, and Prof. Min Chen and Prof. Xiao Huang in 2015. The next IUPAC conference, NMS-XIII, will be held in Nanjing, China, between 15-20 October, 2017.
Sponsored jointly by IUPAC, Prof. Yingyang Jiang and the Organization Committee of NMS, the prize is awarded to a scientist under 40 years of age whose research has had a major impact on novel chemical materials including their characterization, performance and/or application.
The purpose of establishing this prize is to promote international collaboration and understanding between developed and developing countries. The prize is given on the basis of scientific merit for independent research dealing with novel materials in the broadest context of fine chemicals, polymers, energy storage and conversion, nano materials and the other chemicals. Candidates must be not above 40 years of age as of January 1, 2017 in which the prize is awarded and should also have an experience of at least 6 months of graduate studying or working in at least one developed country and at least one developing country.
The IUPAC Prof. Jiang Novel Materials Youth Prize is presented every two years on the occasion of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry – International Conference on Novel Materials and their Synthesis (IUPAC NMS). The NMS 2017 will be held in Nanjing, China, during 15-20 October, 2017.
Every time the prize is awarded to two scientists under 40 years of age whose research has had a major impact on novel chemical materials including their characterization, performance and/or application. The winners for this Prize in 2011 are Prof. Zhibo Li and Prof. Jr-Hau He, Prof. Yuguo Guo and David Lou in 2013, and Prof. Min Chen and Prof. Xiao Huang in 2015.
Each winner will be awarded USD 1,000 plus travel (economic class) and hotel accommodation expenses to attend NMS 2017, where he/she will present a keynote lecture.
The purpose of this prize is to promote international collaboration and understanding between developed and developing countries. The prize is given on the basis of scientific merit for independent research dealing with novel materials in the broadest context of fine chemicals, polymers, energy storage and conversion, nano materials and the other chemicals. Candidates must be not above 40 years of age as of January 1, 2017 in which the prize is awarded, should be available to present a keynote lecture at NMS 2017 and should also have an academic and/or professional experience of at least two countries, one developed country for at least half a year and one developing country for at least half a year.
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Developmental Theories: Differences Are Learned
Developmental theories focus on a person's upbringing and personal history to find the origins of homosexuality. Developmental theories tend to be constructionist; that is, they see the development of homosexual behavior as a product of social forces rather than being innate in a particular individual. First we will discuss the most influential development theory, psychoanalytic theory, and then we will examine gender-role non – comformity, peer-interaction theories, and behavioristic theories of homosexuality.
Freud and the Psychoanalytic School
Sigmund Freud seemed to be of two minds about homosexuality (1953). On the one hand, he believed that the infant was "polymorphous perverse"—that is, the infant sees all kinds of things as potentially sexual. Because both males and females are potentially attractive to the infant, thought Freud, all of us are inherently bisexual. He therefore did not see homosexuals as being sick. In a famous letter to a concerned American mother, he wrote that homosexuality "is nothing to be ashamed of, no vice, no degradation, it cannot be classified as an illness" (1951, quoted in Friedman, 1986). He even found homosexuals to be "distinguished by specially high intellectual development and ethical culture" (1905, quoted in Friedman, 1986).
On the other hand, Freud saw male heterosexuality as the result of normal maturation and male homosexuality as the result of an unresolved Oedipal complex (see Chapter 2 for a more complete discussion). An intense attachment to the mother coupled with a distant father could lead the boy to fear revenge by the father through castration. Female genitalia, lacking a penis, could then represent this castration and evoke fear throughout his life. After puberty, the child shifts from desire for the mother to identification with her, and he begins to look for the love objects she would look for— men. Fixation on the penis allows the man to calm his castration fears, and by renouncing women he avoids rivalry with the father.
Like Freud's view of female sexuality in general, his theories on lesbianism were less coherent, but he basically argued that the young girl becomes angry when she discovers
she lacks a penis and blames her mother (we discussed the Electra complex in Chapter 2). Unable to have her father, she defensively rejects him and all men and minimizes her anger at her mother by eliminating the competition between them for male affection.
Freud saw homosexuality as partly autoerotic and narcissistic; by making love to a body like one's own, one is really making love to a mirror of oneself. Freud's generally tolerant attitude toward homosexuality was repudiated by some later psychoanalysts, especially Sandor Rado (1949). Rado claimed that humans were not innately bisexual and that homosexuality was a psychopathological condition—a mental illness. This view (not Freud's) became standard for the psychiatric profession until at least the 1970s.
Another influential researcher who followed Rado's perspective was Irving Bieber. Bieber and colleagues (1962) studied 106 homosexual men and 100 heterosexual men who were in psychoanalysis. He claimed that all boys had a normal, erotic attraction to women. However, some had overly close and possessive mothers who were also overintimate and sexually seductive. Their fathers, on the other hand, were hostile or absent, and this triangulation (try-ang-gyuh-LAY-shun) drove the boy to the arms of his mother, who inhibited his normal masculine development. Bieber thus blamed homosexuality on a seductive mother who puts the fear of heterosexuality in her son. But Bieber's participants were all in psychoanalysis and thus may have been particularly troubled. Also, fewer than two-thirds of the homosexuals fit his model, and almost a third of heterosexuals came from the same type of family and yet did not engage in homosexual behavior.
The psychoanalytic views of homosexuality dominated for many years. Evelyn Hooker, a clinical psychologist, was a pioneer in gay studies who tried to combat the psychoanalytic view that homosexuality was an illness (see Chapter 2). Hooker (1957) used psychological tests, personal histories, and psychological evaluations to show that homosexuals were as well adjusted as heterosexuals and that no real evidence existed that homosexuality was psychopathological. Although it took many years for her ideas to take hold, many modern psychoanalysts have shifted away from the pathological view of homosexuality. Lewes (1988) demonstrated that psychoanalytic theory itself could easily portray homosexuality as a result of healthy development and that previous psychoanalytic interpretations of homosexuality were based more on prejudice than on science.
Question: Is there any therapy that can change a person's sexual orientation?
Many Americans believe that sexual orientation is determined by social and environmental factors and that a homosexual can change his or her sexual orientation through therapy or religious faith (Newport,
1998) . Reparative (rep-PEAR-at-tiv) therapy, or conversion therapy, has included techniques such as aversive conditioning, drug treatment, electroconvulsive shock, brain surgery, and hysterectomy (Haldeman, 1994). More recent forms of reparative therapy have led to the development of "ex-gay ministries," which use religion to change a gay or lesbian into a heterosexual (Christianson, 2005). Reparative therapy is based on the assumption that homosexuals must be cured or fixed.
Although the psychoanalyst Irving Bieber (Bieber et al., 1962) reported changing the sexual orientation of 27% of his sample of gay men, more recent psychoanalytic studies have had far less impressive success, and the duration of such "conversions" is questionable. Today reparative therapy is not supported by any reliable research (Bright, 2004), and the majority of professional organizations are opposed to the use of such therapies (Jenkins & Johnston, 2004).

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【부산=뉴시스】 제갈수만 기자 = 부산시는 8일 부산국제금융센터(BIFC) 캠코마루에서 한국예탁결제원, 부산테크노파크, 부산창조경제혁신센터 등과 함께 '2018 부산 크라우드 펀딩 로드쇼'를 개최했다.
이번 행사는 한국예탁결제원 주관으로 부산시 및 창업 관계기관과 공동으로 추진 중인 '증권형 크라우드 펀딩 실전 프로그램'의 최종 단계로서, 업계 관계자 및 시민 약 100여명이 참석했다.
행사의 순서는 크라우드펀딩 성공기업인 ㈜페인트팜의 김학정 대표이사와 ㈜미스터멘션 정성준 대표이사가 자사의 크라우드펀딩 성공사례 등에 대한 소개를 시작으로, 중개사 ㈜크라우디의 김주원 대표이사, 액셀러레이터 ㈜콜즈다이나믹스의 대표이사 강종수 및 초청강사 2명이 크라우드펀딩 현황과 문제점 및 향후 활성화를 위한 발전방안을 논의했다.
또한 지난 6~8월 공개모집을 통해 선발된 10개 기업 중 11월 초까지 진행된 크라우드 펀딩에서 목표 금액을 달성한 7개 기업이 후속 투자유치를 위한 기업설명회(IR)도 실시하며, 크라우드 펀딩에 대한 시민 참여와 이해를 돕기 위해 행사 참관객을 대상으로 가상화폐를 이용한 시민참여형 모의 크라우드 펀딩을 진행했다.
한편 크라우드 펀딩 제도는 창업 초기기업의 성장 지원을 통한 경제성장과 고용창출을 위해 2016년 1월 자본시장법 개정과 함께 처음 도입됐다.
현재까지 부산 소재 12개 기업이 크라우드 펀딩에 성공해 약 18억 원의 자금지원을 받아 기업 성장의 발판을 마련했다. 전국적으로는 365개사가 크라우드펀딩에 성공해 660억 원의 자금지원을 받은 바 있다.
시 관계자는 "이번 크라우드 펀딩 로드쇼 행사를 계기로 3F 후원을 통한 증권형 크라우드 펀드의 활성화로 우수한 기술력을 가진 유망 스타트업들이 초기 투자를 유치하는 등 기업 성장의 마중물 역할이 되기를 기대한다"고 밝혔다.
Busan held a '2018 Busan Crowdfunding Road Show' at Busan International Finance Center (BIFC) with Busan Technopark, Busan Creation Economic Innovation Center, and others.
The event was the final stage of the 'Crowned-in-Crowd Funding Practice Program' under the supervision of the Korea Securities Depository, which was jointly promoted by the Busan Metropolitan Government and entrepreneurial organizations. About 100 people and citizens attended the event.
Mr. Hakjung KIM, CEO of Paintpam Co., Ltd., a successful crowd-funding company, and Mr. Seungjun Chung CEO of Mr. Mention started introducing their successful cases of crowdfunding. Mr. Joowon Kim, CEO of crowdy and CEO of Accelerator Co., CEO Jong Soo KANG and two guest speakers discussed the status and problems of crowdfunding and how to develop for future activation.


I am wondering how this will work for us in the UK, and Europe, with the privacy issues we have. If I understand things correctly we will have to verify all the member household locations on the map for us to do any boundary stuff.
As many of our members, including active ones, have their info set to private won't that effectively make their address 'public' on the map? I don't know the privacy laws well enough to know if this is an issue for us.
I am assuming that when an address is verified on the map it is visible to all members of the unit, not sure about further afield.
simonawright wrote: I am assuming that when an address is verified on the map it is visible to all members of the unit, not sure about further afield.
I wouldn't make that assumption. Maps knows when profiles are private. Seems pointless to acknowledge a profile as private if it's going to show it to everyone.
I am guessing that as a clerk or priesthood leader you will be able to see the information you need to do a boundary change, but that others will not if their settings are restricted.
It would be nice to confirm that a map location remains private even if you verify it. If it does not, I would see this as a significant bug in the system that needs to be fixed.
lajackson wrote: It would be nice to confirm that a map location remains private even if you verify it.
The visibility settings in the Directory do affect the display of a household on Maps. Verifying a household location marker does not affect the household location marker visibility set in the Directory.
There is a privacy setting in the Directory for the display of the household on a map pop-up and on Maps titled "Show on Map" If it is set to "Private - Leadership Only" then the household marker is only visible to leaders. In the Directory there will be no "Show on Map" link for a household for any members who do not have the proper access rights. And on Maps the household will show the household location as unmapped in the Maps directory and no location marker on the Maps map display.
Of course the "Household Visibility Limit" setting in the Directory sets the highest visibility for any of the other household and personal visibility settings. As such, if the household visibility setting is "Private - Leadership Only" then only leaders will be able to see the household location marker in the map pop-up in the Directory or on Maps.


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Veliki Grđevac is een gemeente in de Kroatische provincie Bjelovar-Bilogora.
Veliki Grđevac telt 3313 inwoners. De oppervlakte bedraagt 164,84 km², de bevolkingsdichtheid is 20,1 inwoners per km².

Gemeente in Kroatië
Bjelovar-Bilogora

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public interface PersonMapper {

    public static interface TypeName {
        public Person.Type getType();
        public String getName();
    }

    public List<Person> getByType(@Param("type") Person.Type type, @Param("name") String name);
    public List<Person> getByTypeNoParam(TypeName typeName);

}

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England U16s coach Kenny Swain has named Dean Henderson in his 18-man squad for this season's Sky Sports Victory Shield opener in Northern Ireland.
I asked Dean about the injury he got when stretchered off against City a few weeks ago. He said that at 1st he thought he had broken his leg, but after about 10-15 mins after being taken off, the pain had calmed and he just had some bruising. He has physically grown a lot since last year and is quite a decent keeper for his age.
Named in England's U20s squad for the friendly against Brazil.


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Gai Eli Gal (en llatí Caius Aelius Gallus) va ser un jurista contemporani de Ciceró i Marc Terenci Varró encara que era probablement més vell. Formava part de la gens Èlia, una gens romana d'origen plebeu. Segons Macrobi era un home molt erudit.

Va ser l'autor d'un tractat en almenys dos llibres anomenat De Verborum, quæ ad Jus Civile pertinent, Significatione. Aulus Gel·li i Sext Pompeu Fest n'han conservat diversos fragments. Alguns autors pensen que podria ser el mateix personatge que Eli Gal el prefecte d'Egipte. Varró fa menció d'un Aelius que sembla que en realitat és Luci Eli Preconi Estiló (Lucius Aelius Praeconius Stilo), un gramàtic del .

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"Big Thief are pleased to announce their new album, Two Hands, due on 11th October
Big Thief had only just finished work on their 3rd album, U.F.O.F. – "the celestial twin" – days before in a cabin studio in the woods of Washington State. Now it was time to birth U.F.O.F.'s sister album – "the earth twin" – Two Hands. 30 miles west of El Paso, surrounded by 3,000 acres of pecan orchards and only a stone's throw from the Mexican border, Big Thief (a.k.a. Adrianne Lenker, Buck Meek, Max Oleartchik, and James Krivchenia) set up their instruments as close together as possible to capture their most important collection of songs yet. Where U.F.O.F. layered mysterious sounds and effects for levitation, Two Hands grounds itself on dried-out, cracked desert dirt.
In sharp contrast to the wet environment of the U.F.O.F. session, the southwestern Sonic Ranch studio was chosen for its vast desert location. The 105-degree weather boiled away any clinging memories of the green trees and wet air of the previous session. Two Hands had to be completely different— an album about the Earth and the bones beneath it. The songs were recorded live with almost no overdubs. All but two songs feature entirely live vocal takes, leaving Adrianne's voice suspended above the mix in dry air, raw and vulnerable as ever. With raw power and intimacy, Two Hands folds itself gracefully into Big Thief's impressive discography. This body of work grows deeper and more inspiring with each new album.
1 Rock And Sing
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Home > News & Analysis > Qualcomm supports virtual IET FIRST LEGO League
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) FIRST LEGO League Challenge, a global science and technology tournament for nine- to 16-year-olds, is returning to Cambridge in 2021 and is welcoming applications from teams across the region.
Now in its fourth year, the Cambridge tournament is funded by Qualcomm Incorporated, including the provision of robotics equipment and sponsored places to 12 teams from deprived areas across the county, enabling them to take part in the exciting robotics competition.
For the first time ever, the tournament will be hosted virtually and tournament hosts - Qualcomm Technologies International, the Department of Engineering and Conscious Communications – and the IET are busy innovating the process to find new ways to make the tournament as engaging and fun as the usual physical event format.
As always, the involvement of the children and teams taking part is of top priority, therefore to help teams as they prepare for the tournament, the IET has also developed a rigorous guide for team coaches to enable them to deliver the coaching sessions safely and effectively.
Set to take place on Tuesday 23rd March, the STEM tournament will see 25 teams from across Cambridgeshire compete for the chance to progress to the national final in July 2021. The IET FIRST LEGO League Challenge is a global initiative, with over 67,000 teams getting involved across 110 countries every year. From now until their tournament dates, teams of up to 10 young people will be working with their team coaches to prepare for the Challenge.
The theme of this year's FIRST LEGO League Challenge is RePLAY, which is based around the importance of play and being more active. Students are challenged to develop a number of key technology and life-based skills through the four components of FIRST LEGO League Challenge: the Robot Game, Robot Design, Core Values and the Innovation Project.
For the Robot Game, teams are required to put their teamwork and creativity to the test as they design and program a LEGO MINDSTORMS or SPIKE Prime robot to complete 15 missions on a unique LEGO challenge mat.
The Robot Design aspect of the challenge involves teams presenting their robots to the judges and explaining their design process for building the robot and the code they have written to program it.
The FIRST signature set of Core Values lie at the heart of the competition; teams are required to demonstrate these values throughout all aspects of the competition. They are: Inclusion, Discovery, Teamwork, Innovation, Fun and Impact.
For the Innovation Project, teams must identify a problem connected to the annual theme, RePLAY, come up with a solution and then present their ideas to the judges at the tournament. This year, for example, teams could provide a solution to the challenge of ensuring more people in the community are keeping fit and active.
James Chapman, VP & GM, Voice/Music/Wearables Qualcomm Technologies International, said: "The power of education and equal opportunity is incredibly important and we are enormously proud to sponsor the IET FIRST LEGO League Challenge in Cambridge for the fourth year running. Getting an experience of programming, in a friendly but competitive environment, is a unique opportunity for many young people.
"As well as the STEM skills that young people develop through the Challenge, every year we have been impressed by the collaboration, innovation and sportsmanship demonstrated by the teams involved as these are all skills needed for the world of work."
Lowri Walton, IET Education Manager – FIRST LEGO League, added: "During these uncertain and challenging times, we are committed more than ever to delivering the life-changing experiences that FIRST LEGO League offers to young people. Education has taken a real hit this year due to the pandemic and we are determined that this Challenge will not be disrupted too. At the IET, the safety of our teams, volunteers, and staff members is the top priority. Although slightly different to previous tournaments, I am confident that this year will be just as enjoyable, successful and rewarding for everybody involved."
FIRST LEGO League Challenge 2020-21 teams are welcomed from a range of backgrounds; from schools to youth or community groups, or just groups of friends who share a passion for technology.


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When the character creation screen comes up. Everything but the space in the background is just blocks if solid, muted colors, like construction paper. When I got to the actual selection of character face, body and uniform, the character is invisible. When I start the game, the background of the ship interior and characters are just moving solid colors. The only thing in detail are menu controls, the space outside the windows and the firing of beam weapons.


NORTH CANTON, Ohio – The Walsh Cavaliers men's basketball team will take on the Malone University Pioneers on Tuesday (March 5) night at 7:30 PM in the quarterfinal of the Great Midwest Athletic Conference Tournament. The Cavaliers enter the tournament as the No. 2 seed, while the Pioneers are slotted as the No. 7 seed.
The Cavaliers have faced the Pioneers twice already this season and 119 times in the overall series between the two Ohio schools, dating back to 1965. Walsh leads the series 78-41. In their first meeting of the season (Jan. 12), Malone prevailed 69-62. Walsh won the second match-up (Feb. 23) 75-61 to keep the Mayors' Cup in the hands of the Cavaliers.
Walsh ended regular season play with a record of 21-7 overall and 16-4 in the conference. The Cavaliers have their first 20-win season since the 2013-14 campaign.
JT Shumate led the Cavaliers with 21 points, shooting seven-of-12 from the field and five-of-six from the free throw line. He is second in the conference with an average of 19.1 points a game. The freshman is shooting 53.2% from the floor and 44.9% from deep, fifth and second in the conference, respectively.
Sterling Christy produced his third straight double-double with 11 points and 14 rebounds against Lake Erie. He is just shy of a double-double for the season with 13.5 points and 9.9 rebounds per game. In the G-MAC, Christy is second in rebounds per game, second in total rebounds (277) and second in field goal percentage (55.8%). He is 15th in Division II for total rebounds.
Darryl Straughter scored 19 points against Lake Erie, including going six-of-six from the free throw line. Straughter is averaging 15.9 points per game, ninth most in the G-MAC. He leads the team and conference wih 82 three pointers for the 2018-19 campaign. He is the best free-throw shooter in the league, shooting 90.9% from the charity stripe.
On their ten game winning streak, Walsh has only trailed by no more than seven and has trailed for only 12 minutes out of 400 possible minutes.
Walsh is averaging 79.5 points, with a 47% shooting percentage. On the other side of the coin, the Cavaliers are allowing 65.1 points and a shooting percentage of 40.1%.
The team leads the conference in the following categories: three pointers made (303), three pointers attempted (792) and rebounds (1,112).
The Cavaliers will be the second seed for the second consecutive year. Last year, the Cavaliers were defeated in the first round by Lake Erie.
Since joining DII, this is the second conference tournament game at Alumni Arena. The men hosted a conference tournament game in 2014 for the GLIAC Quarterfinals vs. Northwood.
Malone has a 2018-19 record of 15-13 and a conference mark of 9-11. The Pioneers lost to Lake Erie on Saturday (March 2) 79-71.
Nate Sheppard leads the Pioneers with 19.4 points per game, which ranks him first in the conference. He ranks third in three pointers with 80 on the season and second in minutes played, averaging 34.3 minutes per game.
Bryce Butler averages 15.8 points per game, which ranks him twelfth in the G-MAC.
Marcus Ernst leads the team in rebounds with an 8.3 rebounds per game average, which ranks him sixth in the league.
Malone averages 73.9 points per game while shooting 44.9% overall. They allow 70.2 points per game and opponents are shooting 45.1% from the floor.


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Today's recipe is an old favourite. Ever since the creation of peanut butter people have been trying different ways to incorporate it into their food from peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to peanut butter sauce. Today we're making peanut butter Cookies.
Admittedly I made these cookies plain but also made a batch of chocolate-chip peanut butter cookies. Everyone usually loves them so here's hoping the kids enjoy it too.
What the dough should look like ( before I added the Chocolate chips) I divided the 2 into 2 equal parts and made half of them plain and the other half choco-chip.
The cookies without the chocolate chips were chewier than the ones with it but they were both equally delicious. The cookie dough can also be frozen for later use. Rolling them in sugar is essential.
On the fifth day of Christmas – Ginger cookies.


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// A collection of iterators used by different components.
//

#ifndef MARMOTTA_ITERATOR_H
#define MARMOTTA_ITERATOR_H

namespace marmotta {
namespace util {

/**
 * A common iterator class for iterators binding resources.
 */
template<typename T>
class CloseableIterator {
 public:

    /**
     * Close the iterator, freeing any wrapped resources
     */
    virtual ~CloseableIterator() {}

    /**
     * Increment iterator to next element.
    */
    virtual CloseableIterator<T>& operator++() = 0;

    /**
     * Dereference iterator, returning a reference to the current element.
     */
    virtual T& operator*() = 0;

    /**
     * Dereference iterator, returning a pointer to the current element.
     */
    virtual T* operator->() = 0;

    /**
     * Return true in case the iterator has more elements.
     */
    virtual bool hasNext() = 0;

};

/**
 * An empty iterator.
 */
template<typename T>
class EmptyIterator : public CloseableIterator<T> {
 public:
    EmptyIterator() { }

    CloseableIterator<T> &operator++() override {
        return *this;
    }

    T &operator*() override {
        throw std::out_of_range("No more elements");
    };

    T *operator->() override {
        throw std::out_of_range("No more elements");
    };

    bool hasNext() override {
        return false;
    };
};

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template<typename T>
class SingletonIterator : public CloseableIterator<T> {
 public:
    SingletonIterator(T& value) : value(value), incremented(false) { }

    CloseableIterator<T> &operator++() override {
        incremented = true;
        return *this;
    };

    T &operator*() override {
        if (!incremented)
            return value;
        else
            throw std::out_of_range("No more elements");
    };

    T *operator->() override {
        if (!incremented)
            return &value;
        else
            throw std::out_of_range("No more elements");
    };

    bool hasNext() override {
        return !incremented;
    };

 private:
    T value;
    bool incremented;

};

}
}

#endif //MARMOTTA_ITERATOR_H


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Q: React dynamically create routes First things first is this possible to have 2 components on a page one displaying simple static markup but the second one in my parent is going to be a div that displays a link for each item in an array and if you click on it at the bottom of the div then data will be displayed for each one?
If this is possible are dynamic props as simple as performing .map inside the  element and printing out a route?
Will also add that I am receiving the following on my Router object but I installed react-router globally though it is also in my node_modules folder.

'react-router' does not contain an export named 'hashHistory'.

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import { Router, Route, IndexRoute, hashHistory } from "react-router";

class DetailsComponent extends Component {
  render() {
    return (
      <Router history={hashHistory}>
       // in here will map this.props.data and for each one print a route
       // the component for that route will be a DetailedViewComponent that
       // that takes in the data in the props and renders it
       // so i might need a link? in this render method aswell?
      </Router>
    );
  }
}

export default DetailsComponent ;

A: React Router match params can be used to render content dynamically
ie. <Route path="/dynamicroute/:id" component={DynamicComponent}/> will provide an id param that can be retrieved via props.match.params inside  <DynamicComponent/>

A: Spoke to some more senior react developers and they said what I was after was npm package Component-Router I haven't got back onto the project just yet but will post full code once completed :)

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Monasterio de Vega é um município da Espanha na província de Valladolid, comunidade autónoma de Castela e Leão, de área 29,9 km² com população de 92 habitantes (2007) e densidade populacional de 3,55 hab/km².

Demografia

Monasterio de Vega
Municípios da Espanha por nome
Localidades da Espanha
Localidades de Castela e Leão
Localidades de Valladolid (província)


OSPO-BOT contains algae extract of Manganese (Mn) 2%, potassium (K2O) 5% . It is a biological plant stimulant and its use is aimed at enhancing their growth. The natural ingredients it contains affect naturally the physiological functions of plants, resulting in improved quality and quantity of agricultural production. Thanks to its special composition, it promotes the production of phytoalexin and phenols, activating the plant defense system, facilitating the absorption of macroelements, as well as increasing the photosynthesis levels.
Do not storage in places with high temprature.


Are there future plans to add Braintree Payments as a gateway option to Marketpress? If not, would it be very hard for me to do it myself? Any tips?
In the mean time, it would very much depend on your developer experience, I wouldn't say you need to be a expert, but knowledge of coding and the gateway API you want to integrate would be needed.


Background: This review aimed to express the exact role of nutrition components including carbohydrates, fats, proteins and other dietary factors such as probiotics, micro and macro nutrients and the life pattern including body weight in the development of dental caries. Methods: Carbohydrate", "fat", "protein", "vitamin and mineral", "probiotics" and "lifestyle", along with "dental caries", "cavitation" and "or dental cavitation were searched in PubMed, SCOPUS and Web of sciences databases. Results: In this study, 28 articles were included; since cariogenic effects of fermentable carbohydrate containing foods and the amount and frequency of consuming such foods have been known, recommendations to replace sugar with starchy foods to avoid dental caries are of questionable value; vitamins and minerals are important in controlling the occurrence of oral inflammation and enhancement of immunity; fat containing foods that play a role as bacterial adherence could be induced by hydrophobic interactions which get facilitated by a lipid-rich environment. Although there are differences in the salivary lipid content of caries-sustainable and caries-resistant individuals, a meta-analysis showed that there was a moderate association between dental caries and the salivary lipid content. Proteins also are known as cariostatic agents; however, their effects might differ according to their types of amino-acids. Probiotics might play beneficial roles as antagonistic agents on acidogenic bacteria that will reduce dental decay. Sedentary lifestyles among children associated with an increased consumption of unhealthy diet rich in sugar can increase the risk of both weight gain and dental caries. Conclusions: Specific programs focusing on health promotion and education strategies are needed.
1. Aguiar AA & Saliba NA 2004. Toothbrushing with Vegetable Oil: A Clinical and Laboratorial Analysis. Brazilian oral research. 18 (2): 168-173.
2. Alm A, et al. 2008. Body Adiposity Status in Teenagers and Snacking Habits in Early Childhood in Relation to Approximal Caries at 15 Years of Age. International journal paediatric dentistry. 18 (3): 189-196.
3. Bernabe E, Vehkalahti MM, Sheiham A, Aromaa A & Suominen AL 2014. Sugar-sweetened Beverages and Dental Caries in Adults: A 4-year Prospective Study. Journal of dentistry. 42 (8): 952-958.
4. Cagetti MG, et al. 2013. The Use of Probiotic Strains in Caries Prevention: A Systematic Review. Nutrients. 5 (7): 2530-2550.
5. Caglar E, et al. 2008. Short-term Effect of Ice-cream Containing Bifidobacterium Lactis Bb-12 on the Number of Salivary Mutans Streptococci and Lactobacilli. Acta odontologica Scandinavica. 66 (3): 154-158.
6. Ceog A 2002. Effect of Synthetic Amino Acid Diets upon Tooth Decay. Nutrition reviews. 26 (5): 145-147.
7. Chuang LC, Huang CS, Ou-Yang LW & Lin SY 2011. Probiotic Lactobacillus Paracasei Effect on Cariogenic Bacterial Flora. Clincal oral investigation. 15 (4): 471-476.
8. Costacurta M, et al. 2014. Dental Caries and Childhood Obesity: Analysis of Food Intakes, Lifestyle. European journal of paediatric dentistry. 15 (4): 343-348.
9. Freeman R 2014. Moderate Evidence Support A Relationship between Sugar Intake and Dental Caries. Evidence-based dentistry. 15 (4): 98-99.
10. Gupta P, et al. 2013. Role of Sugar and Sugar Substitutes in Dental Caries: A Review. ISRN Dentistry. 2013: 519421.
11. Harris RS 1970. Dietary Chemicals vs. Dental Caries. American chemical society.
12. Hayden C, et al. 2013. Obesity and Dental Caries in Children: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis. Community dentistry and oral epidemiology. 41 (4): 289-308.
13. Helmerhorst EJ & Oppenheim FG 2007. Saliva: A Dynamic Proteome. Journal of dentisry research. 86 (8): 680-693.
14. Hilgers KK, Kinane DE & Scheetz JP 2006. Association between Childhood obesity and Smooth-surface Caries in Posterior Teeth: A Preliminary Study. Pediatric dentistry. 28 (1): 23-28.
15. Kensche A, Reich M, Kummerer K, Hannig M & Hannig C 2013. Lipids in Preventive Dentistry. Clinical oral investigation. 17 (3): 669-685.
16. Macek MD & Mitola DJ 2006. Exploring the Association between Overweight and Dental Caries among US Children. Pediatric dentistry. 28 (4): 375-380.
17. Martins C, Buczynski AK, Maia LC, Siqueira WL & Castro GF 2013. Salivary Proteins as A Biomarker for Dental Caries:-A Systematic Review. Jounal of dentistry. 41 (1): 2-8.
18. Moynihan P & Petersen PE 2004. Diet, Nutrition and The Prevention of Dental Diseases. Public health nutrition. 7 (1a): 201-226.
19. Nizel AE 1970. Amino acids, Proteins, and Dental Caries. In Dietary Chemicals vs. Dental Caries, pp. 23-32. American chemical society.
20. Page RC & Schroeder HE 1976. Pathogenesis of Inflammatory Periodontal Disease. A Summary of Current Work. Laboratory investigation. 34 (3): 235-249.
21. Palacios C, et al. 2016. Association between Type, Amount, and Pattern of Carbohydrate Consumption with Dental Caries in 12-Year-Olds in Puerto Rico. Caries research. 50 (6): 560-570.
22. Pollard MA 1995. Potential Cariogenicity of Starches and Fruits as Assessed by The Plaque-sampling Method and An Intraoral Cariogenicity Test. Caries research. 29 (1): 68-74.
23. Slomiany BL, Murty VL, Aono M, Slomiany A & Mandel ID 1983. Lipid Composition of Human Parotid Salivary Gland Stones. Journal of dentistry research. 62 (8): 866-869.
24. Sonarkar S, Purba R & Singh S 2014. Components of The Diet and It Relation to Dental Caries: A Review. International journal of contemporary dental and medical reviews 021214: 3.
25. Stroebele N & de Castro JM 2004. Television Viewing Is Associated with An Increase in Meal Frequency in Humans. Appetite. 42 (1): 111-113.
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27. Touger-Decker R & van Loveren C 2003. Sugars and Dental Caries. American journal of clinical utrition. 78 (4): 881S-892S.
28. Varela-Lopez A, Giampieri F, Bullon P, Battino M & Quiles JL 2016. Role of Lipids in the Onset, Progression and Treatment of Periodontal Disease. A Systematic Review of Studies in Humans. International journal of molecular sciences. 17 (8): 1-13.
29. Wojcicka A, et al. 2012. [Dental Caries of The Developmental Age as A Civilization Disease]. Przegla̧d epidemiologiczny. 66 (4): 705-711.


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Hartliss Detective Agency
rating: +81+–x
Capone's 'Outfit' operates out of South Chicago with impunity, handing out stacks of green to keep everyone minding their own damn business. And if the green ain't green enough? A couple pounds of lead in your belly ought to do the trick.
One of the only men with the moxie to stand up to the Outfit is Hymie Weiss — 'The Perfumed Burglar'. But moxie only gets you so far. Weiss' North Side Gang is the mom-and-pop store to Al Capone's Sears Catalog. Capone's got the muscle, the cash, and — unlike Weiss — hasn't managed to piss off nearly every crook in the Windy City. He's got Weiss on the ropes — and that's made Weiss desperate.
And if there's one thing desperate men are good at, it's filling up morgues.
Place stinks of chemicals. I pull out a foil-sleeved stick of gum from my pocket, unwrap it, and shove it into my mouth. Meanwhile, Dr. Dalewood — Chicago's pre-eminent forensic pathologist — makes his way toward the large metal plates that line the wall. He disengages the locking mechanism on one of them, then casts a glance back my way. "You sure you're up to this?"
I mash the gum against the back of my mouth. "You sure you want that twenty?"
A week ago, a stoolie set to testify against one of Capone's boys ended up in the hospital over a case of 'acute lead poisoning'. Four slugs in the brain. Doctors didn't expect him to make it through the night. Suddenly, Hymie Weiss shows up with his own personal physician. Two days later? The stoolie walked into the courtroom and sang his little heart out. Must have been a stressful performance — he croaked the next day. 'Brain aneurysm'.
The doctor grabs hold of the handle and heaves back. The tray rolls out with a loud, obnoxious rattle — revealing a shrouded corpse stretched across the slab.
Two days ago, Capone sent a specialist to 'ventilate' one of Weiss' Northboys. Witnesses claimed the bastard ate over twenty rounds before buying it. Police are keeping it hush hush, but Mr. Gallant has it on good word that the corpse was still crawling two hours later. They eventually just set the damn thing on fire.
Dr. Dalewood pulls the sheet back. He has to work at it; some of the linen sticks to the corpse's face and chest. Underneath are the burnt remains of Mr. Charles Montgomery — one of Weiss' personal body-guards.
Not much to work with. But I've done more with less.
I fish the wad out of my mouth and walk on over to the body, sticking the gum to the side of the tray. Then, reaching down, I squeeze Mr. Montgomery's blackened, blistered cheeks. Bits of charred flesh crack and splinter under my fingers. His jaw pops open like a released spring, exposing crooked teeth inside of a still-pink mouth.
The doctor takes a few steps back. Out of the corner of my eye, I see him making the sign of the cross.
Words never meant to be spoken by a human tongue leave my mouth. I follow them with a question to Mr. Montgomery: "Who gave you life beyond life?"
I lower my head and kiss his melted lips, breathing warmth into his lungs.
My hands go to his chest. As I pull back, I push down against his sternum. Bones creak and pop — something gives. A surge of fetid air gushes out from him, accompanied by a raspy whisper.
Volo… dya…
Satisfied, I retrieve my gum and step away, poking the wad back into my mouth. But then I hear Dalewood cry out.
"Mother of God!"
I turn. Mr. Montgomery seems to have regained his zeal for life. His upper torso convulses; he's trying to breathe on his own.
I grab the bone chisel from the surgical tray next to me and slam it down between his eyes. It sinks in about an inch. He keeps jerking. I seize a nearby hammer and start beating at that chisel, forcing it deeper. After the seventh hit, his convulsions have dwindled to tiny spasms. After hit number sixteen, he's just a twitching heap of cooked meat.
"God in Heaven." Dalewood mumbles a prayer to himself. Meanwhile, I hold the hammer up, ready to strike again.
Twitch. Twitch. Twitch.
That's when I see it. Something wriggling inside of his mouth. At first, I think it's his tongue — but it's the wrong color. A sickly, pearl-like white. Too pale, and too long. Leaning forward, I narrow my eyes and get a closer look.
A segmented worm pokes its head out from the back of his throat. It looks like a bloated, over-sized pupa. The thing stretches and undulates, squeezing bulges from its tip down to where it's gotten stuck — trying to push itself free. I tap Mr. Montgomery's mouth shut with the hammer.
Dalewood's looking a little green around the gills. He's flattened himself against the far wall, staring at me and the corpse.
"Alright," I tell him. "We need to stitch his mouth shut, quick. Also, you got an incinerator down here?"
After I clean myself up and pay Dalewood for his trouble, I climb the steps back up into the police station and use their phone to call the number Mr. Gallant gave me.
September's voice responds: "Mr. Hartliss. You'll take the case?"
"Ten dollars a day to cover expenses. Three hundred when the job is done. And I'll need a hundred up front, right now."
"Those terms seem rather excessive."
"The case is excessive. You're asking me to take on a lot of risk." I glance around to make sure none of the flat-foots are listening in. "I can track Weiss' new ally for you, but it won't be easy. Whoever they are, they're dangerous."
"You already have a lead?" She sounds surprised. I savor it. September isn't the sort who's easily impressed.
"Yeah. It ain't the Spirit. How much do you and your boss know about Sarkicism?"
The line goes quiet for a while.
"September?"
"You suspect Sarkic involvement."
"I don't 'suspect' a goddamn thing. I know. I've also got a name: Volodya. You recognize it?"
Again, quiet.
"Look, lady, I don't deal with dramatic silence that well. You familiar with the name or not?"
"We are familiar with Iga Volodya's work," she tells me. "I'll have my office forward you our information on her, and wire the money to your account. We'll need daily reports from you — you are to locate her and determine her involvement with Mr. Weiss. Nothing else. Are these terms agreeable?"
"Nothing about this is agreeable, September. But it'll do." I hang up.
Finding out that Weiss' silent partner isn't the Chicago Spirit is a relief. Guys like Capone and Weiss will spill your guts, sure — but a guy like Richard Chappell? He'll putrefy those guts, blend 'em into a milkshake, then make you drink while your family watches.
Not like the Sarkites are much better, though. They're older than dirt and use words like 'quaint' and 'rustic' to describe acts of cannibalism. They've got dynasties spanning back hundreds — if not thousands — of years. Their only saving grace is that they're too old — modernity baffles them. I once watched one struggle for ten minutes to figure out how to answer a goddamn telephone.
After a night of rest, I arrive in the Polish Downtown. Crowded tenement housing looms on either side of the street; the scent of sauerkraut and boiled hot-dogs wafts from a nearby food-cart. A newsboy stands on the corner, trying to pass yesterday's papers as today's news.
I reach into my coat pocket and squeeze my pistol — taking comfort in its weight.
The Gallant Society has been keeping tabs on Iga Volodya since the 1800s. September's file on her reads like a pastiche of half a dozen horror stories. Mothers giving birth to bulbous knots of mandrake root — their unborn children snatched from their very wombs. Babies sown into blood-drenched soil, only to grow into sobbing saplings that bleed when cut. Human heads sprouting from the branches of trees.
Y'know, basic Sarkic stuff.
Volodya was born in Russia, but left with her kids and grand-kids for Poland. Immigration papers describe her as 'a simple turnip farmer'. To everyone else, she's Baba Yaga. September's files hint that she's had a hand in everything from Rasputin's rise to power to the influenza pandemic of 1918. Whoever she is, she's a fully ordained Karcist — the Sarkic equivalent of a Catholic Cardinal.
In other words? I'm to her what a card-sharp is to Harry frigging Houdini.
But even a card-sharp can pull a fast one on a master when the master isn't paying attention.
I slip past the store-fronts and tenement complexes, making my way through the alleyways that weave in and out of the spaces in-between. Closing my eyes, I walk and breathe — counting back from a hundred. The scents and sounds behind me shrink away. Little by little, the world dissolves.
Most people who live here only see one city. A few can see two or three. If you're real clever, you know there's more than can be counted — each stacked on top of another, like an infinitely nested Matryoshka doll.
I hold my breath, peel back Chicago's layers, and open my eyes.
The alleyway is now crooked and wrong. Pink veins snake through the walls to my left and right; they pulse with a hidden heartbeat. In the distance, a heavy, yellow smog obscures the skyline. What was previously a dead tom-cat is now alive and growling, lazily grooming its spilled entrails.
I pull out my .45 and start walking.
Volodya immigrated here from Poland in 1921. She claimed she wanted to spend time with her family. Five bucks says Weiss — a Polish immigrant himself — is part of the family she was referring to.
Finding her won't be hard. I tuck the .45 under my sleeve and follow the veins, tracing them back to their source. They lead me around a corner — past a bakery where all the pastries are stuffed full of glistening viscera — past a man selling toys with blood on his hands.
All the veins stretch out to meet a single building. It's a slouched 3-story tenement in the poorest part of town. As I approach, I can hear the faint beat of a heart. It's getting louder with every step.
I slip in through the back door and up the stairs. The railing is made of cracked, splintered femurs; they are fastened together with wet, slick sinew. On the walls, a symbol is scrawled over and over again — a crooked spiral of yellow. The boards under my feet whimper with pain.
The heart-beat is deafening. I enter the hall; the walls and floors are made of pale, pulsating flesh. Root-like fibers dangle from the ceiling above. The door where all the veins converge is a misshapen, bulbous thing; it's covered in tumors and pustules, each throbbing with the pulse.
I breathe. The world around me shudders and collapses. I am standing in an ordinary hall, in front of an ordinary door. There is no one with me. I reach out and knock on the door.
I knock again. "Ma'am? This is Officer Dalewood, with the Chicago PD. I was hoping to ask you a few questions."
Still no answer.
I give the hallway another look-over — still no one around. Then, I take a step back and slam the heel of my boot into the space directly beneath the lock. After three solid kicks, the wood splinters. After the fifth, it snaps and gives.
The door swings open. I step in.
Iga Volodya's eyes meet mine.
She's tied to a bed on the other side of the room, surrounded by a dozen or more sticks of smoldering incense. The space is filled with stacks of glass cylinders framed in brass — each filled with a pale yellow liquid. Segmented worms are suspended in the fluid — the same kind of worm I found in Mr. Montgomery's throat. Numerous medical textbooks litter the floor, with surgical equipment arranged neatly on a nearby tray.
The incense is for the smell, I'm guessing — but it's not nearly enough. Iga Volodya is split open from throat to pelvis, folds of flesh pinned back with needles; her organs throb with every beat of her still-functioning heart. Inside of her, more of the white worms — smaller pupae — wriggle and twist inside of her guts. She stares at me from where she's bound, watching me with those pitch-black eyes.
She's not the one helping Weiss. She's being used — harvested. Someone's kept her locked up here, using her to grow and cultivate these things.
Her cracked lips peel back to expose yellow, broken teeth. She opens her mouth, starting to make a wheezing sound — is she trying to speak? It looks like her tongue's been carved out.
No, she's not trying to speak.
She's laughing.
I see the length of loose tripwire on the floor. I see where it attached to the now broken door. And then I see the grenade bolted to the wall to my right — the grenade that's missing its pin.
As the world explodes around me, I suck in a breath and dive deeper into Chicago than I've ever dived before.
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Enterprise Management Portal Forgotten Password Recovery. Email. Back to login page... need to reset password query pc tuneup perhaps hit caps lock or fingers off-set on keyboard - whatever - password written down does not work so cannot access anything but 1-click maintenance as everything in program password protected?
More Hot Questions Firewall is inactive after I install AVG? Does AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition run all the time or only when you scan? AVG free edition anti virus database out of date?... Finally, while using a password manager is a great addition to your security, it's still just a password, a single method of authenticating your identity. Two-factor authentication adds a second method so that even if your password is breached, it still won't be enough for your account to be hacked.
Finally, while using a password manager is a great addition to your security, it's still just a password, a single method of authenticating your identity. Two-factor authentication adds a second method so that even if your password is breached, it still won't be enough for your account to be hacked.
This is the Data Import window, if this is a first time install of AVG Admin Console you may leave the window blank and proceed, however if you have a database you would like to import you will tick the checkbox and choose the path of the database file.
Aim of this article. If you've lost or forgotten your email password you will need to change it as Zen do not have any record of your email passwords.


You are here: Home / IVC Filter / What is a Greenfield Filter?
Inferior vena cava filters otherwise known as IVCs are medical miracles. These tiny devices can be installed into a large vein in the body known as the inferior vena cava in order to help stop as well as prevent blockages from traveling through the blood stream. These blockages could potentially cause a stroke, heart attack or other form of health disaster if not treated or caught in time. The Greenfield filter is a specific type of IVC used in medicine today but not all patients are happy with the device and have filed Greenfield IVC filter class action lawsuits claiming the devices cause severe injury.
Vascular surgeons place the filter for the patient. They are specially trained and have extensive experience in this type of surgery, as many of them are different shapes and sizes and have complex components such as "legs" that can easily be bent or broken if not handled properly. These devices are also small, and placing them in the inferior vena cava can be strenuous and requires knowledge and experience.
The Greenfield filter is used to help capture clots. This type of filter is a small, stainless steel device. Many filters are cone shaped with legs that stem from a small, round base. The Greenfield filter is cone-shaped, with six legs that stem from the base. Each of these legs has tiny hooks on the end to help with placement and stability during the initial installation and during its use. This type of filter has been used for approximately 30 years, and is a well-known tool in the medical world.
The Greenfield filter promotes the flow of blood around the device. It tapers from the base to its wider stance made by the legs so clots cannot travel any further through the vein. Clots can cause pulmonary embolism where blood clots travel through the blood stream to the lungs. These filters are placed usually near the kidney to catch any clots that form on the legs and travel using the veins. IVC filters are strategically placed to trap these clots but still allow blood to flow around them.
Implantation and retrieval of these devices has long been a controversial topic. Many filter can be retrieved with harm to the person or to the filter, but some are difficult to remove based on their structure, location, and condition. Not all models can be retrieved. Some IVC filters are classified as permanent fixtures, but others may have short-term or long term risks associated with retrieval efforts. The devices can break, migrate, puncture organs, and cause catastrophic blockages. Placement of filters extremely important because if installed improperly or in the wrong area, it can pose many health hazards and complications. Learn more about the options that may be available to you if you have been injured by an IVC filter including if you are eligible to file an IVC filter lawsuit for compensation.


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from __future__ import unicode_literals

from django.db import migrations, models
import django.db.models.deletion

class Migration(migrations.Migration):

    dependencies = [
        ('editor', '0003_auto_20170618_1942'),
    ]

    operations = [
        migrations.RemoveField(
            model_name='change',
            name='deletes_change',
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='change',
            name='discarded_by',
            field=models.OneToOneField(null=True, on_delete=django.db.models.deletion.CASCADE, related_name='discards', to='editor.Change', verbose_name='discarded by other change'),
        ),
        migrations.AlterField(
            model_name='change',
            name='action',
            field=models.CharField(choices=[('create', 'create object'), ('delete', 'delete object'), ('update', 'update attribute'), ('m2m_add', 'add many to many relation'), ('m2m_remove', 'add many to many relation')], max_length=16, verbose_name='action'),
        ),
        migrations.AlterField(
            model_name='change',
            name='model_name',
            field=models.CharField(max_length=50, verbose_name='model name'),
        ),
    ]


How many of ya out there playing EVE still?
Its so cold in the D.
Represent everyday as well with my Eve lanyard, so if you eve fly through DTW and see someone with it, that's probably me.
Lost in the wilderness of northern Michigan.
So little to do up here, glad for the internet and online gaming.
~40 minutes East of Cleveland.
Give me a shout ingame or evemail.
omg your all in driving range!


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Better Homes and Gardens Australia – Winter 2022
Requirements: .PDF reader, 110 MB
Overview: Australia's favourite home magazine. In every issue of Better Homes and Gardens you'll find inspiring, affordable and achievable ideas plus step-by-step projects for all areas of your home and garden. Better Homes and Gardens is your creative and practical guide to better living and is a great gift idea.
Homes & Antiques – February 2023
Atomic Ranch – Spring 2023
Dwell – January/February 2023


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George Motola, född 15 november 1919 i Hartford, död 15 februari 1991, var en amerikansk producent, låtskrivare och ljudingenjör.

Amerikanska kompositörer
Personer från Hartford
Födda 1919
Avlidna 1991
Män


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Q: jodd HttpRequest form set content-type invalid HttpRequest set form content-type invalid
@Test
public void getImgCode() {
    Map<String, Object> param = new HashMap<>();
    param.put("userId", "11111");
    HttpRequest request = HttpRequest.post(baseUrl + "openapi/api/v2/getCode")
            .header("content-type","application/json;charset=utf-8")
            .form(param);

    System.out.println(request.contentType());

    HttpResponse response = request.send();
    System.out.println(response.bodyText());
}

but print content-type = application/x-www-form-urlencoded;charset=utf-8

if use httpQequest.query(param) so No problem,but query only Support String.

A: Short answer: if you use form() you can not change the content type and the content length of your request. It is a special method for sending parameters encoded as multipart or url-encoded way in the body. This is simply the specification of HTTP :) By changing the content type your server will get the request that is not correct: it would expect json body, and not form parameters.
You can solve this issue in two ways:

*

*Either encode your input to JSON and set it as bodyText() and use application/json content-type; or

*don't try to change the content-type and use form.

It would be helpful if you can explain why do you need to change default value for content-type to JSON when no json is involved in this request?


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Nicolau Allein Pereira was 10 years old when Jim Jones led more than 900 members of the Peoples Temple to mass murder/suicide in Jonestown, Guyana, hours after some of its members assassinated U.S. Congressman Leo Ryan (pictured). James Warren Jones was an American religious cult leader who initiated and was responsible for a mass suicide and mass murder in Jonestown, Guyana. He considered Jesus Christ as being in compliance with an overarching belief in socialism as the correct social order. Jones was ordained as a Disciples of Christ pastor, and he achieved notoriety as the founder and leader of the Peoples Temple cult.
Nicolau Allein Pereira was 12 years old when The first launch of a Space Shuttle (Columbia) takes place: The STS-1 mission. The Space Shuttle was a partially reusable low Earth orbital spacecraft system operated by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), as part of the Space Shuttle program. Its official program name was Space Transportation System (STS), taken from a 1969 plan for a system of reusable spacecraft of which it was the only item funded for development. The first of four orbital test flights occurred in 1981, leading to operational flights beginning in 1982. In addition to the prototype whose completion was cancelled, five complete Shuttle systems were built and used on a total of 135 missions from 1981 to 2011, launched from the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida. Operational missions launched numerous satellites, interplanetary probes, and the Hubble Space Telescope (HST); conducted science experiments in orbit; and participated in construction and servicing of the International Space Station. The Shuttle fleet's total mission time was 1322 days, 19 hours, 21 minutes and 23 seconds.
Nicolau Allein Pereira was 25 years old when The Rwandan genocide begins when the aircraft carrying Rwandan president Juvénal Habyarimana and Burundian president Cyprien Ntaryamira is shot down. The Rwandan genocide, also known as the genocide against the Tutsi, was a genocidal mass slaughter of Tutsi in Rwanda by members of the Hutu majority government. An estimated 500,000 to 1,000,000 Rwandans were killed during the 100-day period from 7 April to mid-July 1994, constituting as many as 70% of the Tutsi population. Additionally, 30% of the Pygmy Batwa were killed. The genocide and widespread slaughter of Rwandans ended when the Tutsi-backed and heavily armed Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) led by Paul Kagame took control of the country. An estimated 2,000,000 Rwandans, mostly Hutus, were displaced and became refugees.
Nicolau Allein Pereira was 33 years old when The September 11 attacks, a series of coordinated suicide attacks killing 2,996 people using four aircraft hijacked by 19 members of al-Qaeda. Two aircraft crash into the World Trade Center in New York City, a third crashes into The Pentagon in Arlington County, Virginia, and a fourth into a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The September 11 attacks were a series of four coordinated terrorist attacks by the Islamic terrorist group al-Qaeda against the United States on the morning of Tuesday, September 11, 2001. The attacks killed 2,996 people, injured over 6,000 others, and caused at least $10 billion in infrastructure and property damage. Additional people died of 9/11-related cancer and respiratory diseases in the months and years following the attacks.


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Driskill Hotel Addition
Description: Driskill Hotel Addition
Other Names: none
Address: 117 East Seventh Street, Austin, Travis County, Texas (addition fronts East Seventh St)
Original Client:
Condition: extant
Contractors: Waco Art Stone contractor for the art stone trimming
Dimensions and Orientation: 12 Stories shaft with penthouse: 80 feet in Seventh Street x 114 feet on alley side
Budget/Cost: $300,000
Wall Materials: press bricks with limestone
Roofing Materials: flat
Remodeling and Additions: numerous interior alterations 1947 and 1952. The 1947 renovation included lowering the ceilings, installing another elevator, installing air-conditioning, and razing the Nalle Annex and building a five story addition with a penthouse. The twelve story 1930 addition remains on the north side of the old Driskill and serves as the front entrance.
Location of Drawings: Austin and Travis Country Library: photograph of rendering of perspective view as built
Location of Documentary Photographs: El Paso Public Library: Ponsford 537, perspective view from alley side, photographs by Jordon-Ellison, Austin
Bibliography: (1)Lloyd C. and June F. Engelbrecht, Henry Trost: Architect of the Southwest (El Paso Public Library Association, 1981) pages 59,74,89-91, discussed, 97:figure 71, photograhs of Peacock Alley interior: figure 70, photograph of exterior
(2) El Paso Herald June 25, 1928 page 3 'Draw Plans Here for Austin Hotel'
(3) El Paso Evening Post, September 26, 1930 page 20 'Architect to Austin'
(4) El Paso Evening Post, February 28,1929 page 5 'Design Austin Hotel'
(5) The Waco News-Tribune (Waco, Texas) January 14, 1929 page 5 'Waco Company Gets Austin Stone Contract'
Remarks: The addition to the building is on the right side. The bar, dining room and rooms above. The first decision was to add two additional stories but later was changed to add a new adjoining building.
Joseph N. Preston and son of Austin designed the Driskill Hotel in 1885. The bust of J.W. Driskill cap off the west facade and the bust of J.W. Driskill cap the portico on Brazos Street
In 1884, cattle baron Jesse Driskill purchased the land at the corner of 6th & Brazos and hired the architectural firm of Jasper Preston & Son to design a hotel. The Driskell hotel opened on December 20, 1886. The hotel was a four star hotel and charged $2.50 to $5.00 for a room. At the time Austin was still a Wild West town and the rooms were consider to be pricey . The hotel closed in 1887. The second owner of the hotel was Jim "Doc" Day, who won the hotel in a poker game.
Over the next several years the hotel had various owners. In 1895 the hotel was purchased by George Littlefield and over $60,000 was invested for renovations. In 1903, Littlefield sold the hotel and took a $25,000 loss.
In 1930, the firm of Trost & Trost were hired to expand the original building. The first decision was to add two additional stories but later was changed to add an new adjoining 12 story tower and a penthouse. In addition the original 60 rooms were converted to include a private bathroom. Numerous interior alterations to the hotel were done in 1947 and 1952.
In 1969, The Driskill was slated for demolition. Most of the hotel furnishing were sold. A nonprofit organization ( Driskill Corp) saved the hotel by raising over $900,000. The hotel reopened in 1972.
The original 1930 addition is on the north side of the old Driskill and is the main entrance to the hotel.
Prepared for the El Paso Library by Lloyd C. and June F. Engelbrect under a grant form the National Endowment for the Humanities, 1990


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Lors d'un contrat, une commission est une somme d'argent qui peut être versée à un intermédiaire pour avoir mis en contact un vendeur et un acheteur sur un marché.

Commissions occultes

Lorsqu'illégales, par exemple dans le cadre de l'obtention d'un marché public, les commissions occultes sont versées en argent liquide ou par le biais de fausses factures émises par une société écran, à activité plus ou moins fictive. Elles peuvent mettre en jeu des paradis fiscaux.

Rétrocommissions

Lors d'un marché à l'exportation, des jeux de surfacturation et un processus de noircissement d'argent (l'inverse du blanchiment d'argent) permettent le dégagement de commissions occultes versables en argent liquide ou dans un compte occulte dans un paradis fiscal. Les rétrocommissions sont la partie de ces commissions occultes qui retourne au pays d'origine des versements.

Notes et références

Corruption
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10.7.4 came out some time ago, so lets collect some fixes, feel free to post them in a comments.
Thx to duffs for making patch, i'm just a bit busy lately. I just packaged it into nicely pkg.
Hi I try my evga gtx480 not working this pach.
I using efi string.. any idea ple thank you.
for nvidia drivers btw, since not mentioned in post.
Mega thanks for making the 48xx patches!!!!
Can I please get an activation for my netkas forum account?
huh, ppl leaves such odd comments. Anyway i think its important to note that the biggest change in 10.7.4 seems to be with p-state control in the newest ApplIntelCPUPM kext. This has caused many problems for people. Some get kernel panics, others get stuck at lowest multiplier. It may only affect sandy bridge, though i think some x58 users have also complained. The temporary fix is to make sure boot.plist DOES NOT have GeneratePstates=Yes and DOES have DropSSDT=Yes.
This will at least give you the top and bottom speedstep states. and solve kernel panics for most ppl that were getting them. The more complete solution seems to be generating a valid SSDT.aml file, but that takes more effort, and may be easier to implement once some of the folks that make hack tools integrate the fix.
Thx. Works perfect on MP 1,1->2,1 with flashed Sapphire 4890HD.
10.7.4 seems to have broken Open CL support on various Radeon Cards HD5770, HD6870 etc… anyone know about this yet?
So, I did the qe/ci patch for my 4850 but now I cannot get into OSX. The 10.7.3 patch worked great, but now all I can see is a white screen (never gets to desktop). Safe mode works but there is some flickering of the screen while entering safe mode.
What information can I provide you with to troubleshoot this? Thanks!
on the end should be "AppleRTC".
Actually, with the text large enough to see properly the other single quote is the wrong type too.
2012-05-19 16:55:41,000 kernel: Failed to load kext com.apple.ATIRadeonX2000 (error 0xdc00800e).
2012-05-19 17:11:01,000 kernel: Kext com.apple.ATIRadeonX2000 – library kext com.apple.iokit.IOGraphicsFamily not found.
It also says "Found ATI Radeon 9460".
Any ideas what's wrong? I get booted into the desktop and it seems to be accelerated, but maybe in a wrong way?
I used the older 10.7.3 RTC with the cmos reset fix and now i have probs with 10.7.4 sleeping (reboots insted of wake up).
Does this new 10.7.4 patch includes also the CMOS Reset fix beside sleep fix?
do you have any kext for ati radeon 6730m? thanks.
any patches for 10.7.4 ?
Has anyone actually verified that the OpenCL patch for gtx5xx cards actually works with good performance? I've got a GTX 550 Ti and the OpenCL patch does technically enable OpenCL but the performance is so poor that it's better off without it – i.e. benchmarks that test both CPU & GPU have the CPU winning most of the time and an old GTX 260 handily beats my GTX 550 Ti.
Everyone seems so obsessed with just "enabling" OpenCL that I wonder if anyone has thoroughly tested the performance with these patches. Technically, yes, OpenCL is "enabled" with these patches, but is performance any good. For me performance is just terrible. Can anyone else with a GTX 5xx card comment on OpenCL performance?
Same question : any patches for 10.7.4 ?
Sorry, I'm fix this issue with patching libclh.dylib.
The "We Want a New Macpro [sic]" petition page at Facebook has surpassed 12,000 "likes," closing in rapidly on 13,000 or nearly triple the 4,500 or so it had early Friday morning before the long Memorial Day holiday weekend in the U.S.
Hello Apple. Remember me? I'm one of your loyal users. I'm one of the guys who has owned 2 MacPros [sic], a G5, a G4, 4 laptops, one iMac, 4 iPods, one MacMini [sic], 4 iPhones and a bevy of other peripherals and software packages over the last 10 years.
Will 2560×1600 resolution be supported? Thanks!
this does not work with a 470 does it?
I have a PC Sapphire 6870 (1GB) unflashed in a MacPro 2,1 running 10.7.4 stock with two Dell screens connected to the DVI connectors. There is no boot screen but the desktop comes up fine on one screen and remains black on the other. Are there solutions to get the dual monitors displaying an extended desktop?
@Nekton I'm yet to find a solution to that little quirk as well. I had it working when i had my 4850 running dual monitors but the 6870 leaves one monitor black until the login screen appears. Just got used to it really.
this works for gtx 560M?
Hello, As per usual for every update, iv ran, i patch the kext (and keep graphics enabler-yes on, but this time round, iv been forced to keep it off, as it would hang on boot, and with graphics enabler being off, i get no qe/ci, is anyone else having this issue with a ati 4850?
I use modified EFI strings and NVCAP for good card identification.
I modified the original GeforceGLDriver and NVDAGF100Hal.kext for enabling OpenCL.
It was perfect, I had a idea, I install the new nVidia driver(Retail_270.00.00f06.dmg), but I can't enabling OpenCL now.
The difference is, I don't find IOPCIPrimaryMatch in the new NVDAGF100Hal.kext.
I can modify GeforceGLDriver with string, but it is not enough.
Netkas, have you any idea?
Basically, you need to drag the "GeForceGLDriver.bundle" to your desktop to make a copy of it. Drag it also to another folder to make a 2nd copy in case you screw up the fix.
Inside that bundle (right click to open it up) you need to find the actual file.
Drag "GeForceGLDriver" to a hex editor.
Now do a search and replace.
Now save this file back to it's location on your desktop.
You can just drag it back to the Extension folder and overwrite the unpatched one but the permissions will be all mssed up and will require a couple runnings of "repair Permissions" to fix.
Cindori's "Kextdrop" would be a nice easy choice, but I don't know if he ever finished fixing it to accept bundles. He was just about to a couple months ago and may very well have done so, in which case I would recommend you use it and send him a modest donation for helping you out. His app at least knew how to quit.
Now restart and try to fire up FCPX or one of the Luxmark OpenCl benches.
If it works, you did it right.
I tried again, but I used now the REPLACE ALL not the REPLACE&FIND in Hex Fiend.
I have OpenCL 1.2 under Mountain Lion DP4 without any modification.
Full working Quadro 4000 MAC with dual monitors.
I have an ATI 4850 1Go (Gainward) and I have just migrate my hackintosh into 10.7.4.
Package drivers 10.7.4 qe / ci patch of Netkas don't works for this card. I use also drivers 10.7.3 and I WORKS GREAT !!!!


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Dr. Jiroutek has been teaching biostatistics at Campbell University since January 2012, beginning as an adjunct faculty member, before joining the Department of Clinical Research full time in June 2012. In addition to teaching both undergraduate and graduate level biostatistics courses for the department, Dr. Jiroutek provides data management, programming and statistical support for the department's master's research projects. He offers consultation for posters and oral presentations of project work at both local and national conferences as well as manuscript writing and publication on a continuing basis.
In addition, Dr. Jiroutek provides statistical consulting for various research projects and grants within the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences and the School of Osteopathic Medicine. He collaborates with colleagues at other institutions on research in statistical education and continues to pursue methodological research related to his doctoral dissertation.
Dr. Jiroutek's commitment to the university community goes beyond teaching, mentoring and research to include contributions through his time and effort on numerous committees, membership in professional statistical societies and as a member of the North Carolina Forensic Science Advisory Board, providing guidance on best practices to the State Crime Lab.
Prior to joining Campbell, Dr. Jiroutek worked for more than 10 years in the pharmaceutical industry providing statistical support for clinical trials at multiple contract research organizations and pharmaceutical companies. Dr. Jiroutek got his start in clinical research as a master's level statistician working at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, MA.
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2018 Member, North Carolina State Crime Lab search committee for Assistant Director position
2016 Chair, Department Faculty Search Committee
2015 - 2016 Member, Department Technology and Distance Education Committee
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2013 Member, College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences Plagiarism Task Force
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Clinical Research Master's Student Body Teacher of the Semester, Campbell University, 2017
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Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceutical Research Institute Triumph DOC Award for contributions to the Erbitux BLA approval and rapid product launch, 2004
Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceutical Research Institute Star Award for contributions to the filing of Erbitux, 2004
National Institute for Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) Training Grant, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1998-2002
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Why it is nonsensical to use retrospective power analyses to conduct a postmortem on your study (M. R. Jiroutek and J. R. Turner) Journal of Clinical Hypertension (2017)
An Analysis of Insurance and Other Factors Associated with Asthma-related Emergency Department Visits (B. Zagar, M. R. Jiroutek, T. Hancock, et al.) Annals of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (2017)
Buying a Significant Result: Do We Need to Reconsider the Role of the P-value? (M. R. Jiroutek and J. R. Turner) Buying a significant result: Do we need to reconsider the role of the P value? (2017)
Development of a Diverse Learning Experience for Diverse Psychiatry Resident Needs: A Four- year Biological Psychiatry Curriculum Incorporating Principles of Neurobiology, Psychopharmacology, and Evidence-based Practice (A. J. Muzyk, J. P. Gagliardi, G. Rakesh, et al.) Psychiatry Investigation (2017)
Study of the Association between Serum Vitamin D Levels and Prostate Cancer (M. Stanaland, M. R. Jiroutek and M. A. Holland) Military Medicine (2017)
A Retrospective Cross-sectional Analysis of Health Education Disparities in Patients With DiabetesUsing Data From the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (J. D. Branoff, M. R. Jiroutek, C. P. Kelly, et al.) The Diabetes Educator (2017)
In Praise of Confidence Intervals: Much More Informative Than P Values Alone (M. R. Jiroutek and J. R. Turner) Journal of Clinical Hypertension (2016)
Utilization of angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors (ACEI) and angiotensin receptor blockers (ARB) in patients diagnosed with diabetes: Analysis from the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (S. L. Ibrahim, M. R. Jiroutek, M. A. Holland, et al.) Preventive Medicine Reports (2016)
Racial and ethnic disparities in infant mortality in North Carolina from 2008-2009 (M. A. Holland, M. L. Young and M. R. Jiroutek) North Carolina Medical Journal (2016)
Sulfonylurea Prescribing Patterns After the Introduction of DPP-4 Inhibitors and GLP-1 Receptor Agonists (S. L. Payk, R. H. Drew, J. D. Smith, et al.) Clinical Therapeutics (2015)
Statin Prescribing Patterns: An Analysis of Data From Patients With Diabetes in the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey Outpatient Department and National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey Databases, 2005–2010 (B. R. Pauff, M. R. Jiroutek, M. A. Holland, et al.) Clinical Therapeutics (2015)
Impact of a US Food and Drug Administration Drug Safety Communication on Zolpidem Dosing: An Observational Retrospective Cohort (J. L. Harward, V. B. Clinard, M. R. Jiroutek, et al.) Primary Care Companion for CNS Disorders (2015)
Implementation of a flipped classroom model to teach psychopharmacotherapy to third-year Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) students (A. J. Muzyk, S. Fuller, M. R. Jiroutek, et al.) Pharmacy Education (2015)
Sulfonylurea Prescribing Patterns After the Introduction of DPP-4 Inhibitors and GLP-1 Receptor Agonists (Stephanie L. Payk, Richard H. Drew, Jennifer D. Smith, et al.) Clinical Therapeutics (2015)
Comparison of Calcification Specificity in Digital Mammography Using Soft-Copy Display Versus Screen-Film Mammography Read More: https://www.ajronline.org/doi/abs/10.2214/AJR.05.0187 (H. H. Kim, E. D. Pisano, E. B. Cole, et al.) American Journal of Roentgenology (2006)
Deformable M-Reps for 3D Medical Image Segmentation (S. M. Pizer, P. T. Fletcher, S. Joshi, et al.) International Journal of Computer Vision (2003)
A New Method for Choosing Sample Size for Confidence Interval–Based Inferences (M. R. Jiroutek, K. E. Muller, L. L. Kupper, et al.) Biometrics (2003)
Many Cases Need to Be Reviewed to Compare Performance in Surgical Pathology? (A. A. Renshaw, M. L. Young and M. R. Jiroutek) American Journal of Clinical Pathology (2003)
Augmented reality guidance for needle biopsies: An initial randomized, controlled trial in phantoms (M. Rosenthal, A. State, J. Lee, et al.) Medical Image Analysis (2002)
Blinded review as a method for quality improvement in surgical pathology (A. A. Renshaw, N. E. Pinnar, M. R. Jiroutek, et al.) Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine (2002)
Quantifying the value of in-house consultation in surgical pathology (A. A. Renshaw, N. E. Pinnar, M. R. Jiroutek, et al.) American Journal of Clinical Pathology (2002)
Symbolic description of intracerebral vessels segmented from magnetic resonance angiograms and evaluation by comparison with X-ray angiograms (E. Bullitt, S. Aylward, K. Smith, et al.) Medical Image Analysis (2001)
Combined etoposide, ifosfamide, and cisplatin in the treatment of patients with advanced thymoma and thymic carcinoma (P. J. Loehrer, M. R. Jiroutek, S. Aisner, et al.) Cancer (2001)
The Need for Evaluation in the Calculus Reform Movement: A Comparison of Two Calculus Teaching Methodologies (S. L. Ganter and M. R. Jiroutek) Research in Collegiate Mathematics Education. IV (2001)
A Phase II study of all‐trans‐retinoic acid plus cisplatin and etoposide in patients with extensive stage small cell lung carcinoma (G. P. Kalemkerian, M. R. Jiroutek, D. S. Ettinger, et al.) Cancer (2000)
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