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Four cases of retinal capillary hemangioma treated by pars plana vitrectomy
Sayaka Hirakawa, Yuhei Hasegawa, Yasutaka Mochizuki, Ri Ichiro Kono, Masanori Miyazaki, Tatsuro Ishibashi
Purpose: To report 4 cases of retinal capillary hemangioma treated by pars plana vitrectomy. Cases: Four cases were treated for complications of retinal capillary hemangioma in the past 5 years. The series comprised one male and 3 females and were aged 36, 50, 52 and 55 years respectively. All were unilaterally affected. Findings: Retinal capillary hemangioma was identified with vasoproliferative tumor in 3 cases and with von Hippel disease in one. The hemangioma was solitary in all the cases and was located in the equator. Its size was between 2 and 4.5 disc diameters. Retinal detachment developed in 4 eyes and epiretinal membrane in two. Photocoagulation of feeding vessels was applied in 2 eyes and transpupillary thermotherapy in 2 eyes. All the eyes then received vitrectomy with intraocular diathermy in 3 eyes, partial resection in 2 eyes, and total resection in one. The retina became reattached in all the 4 eyes. Hemangioma recurred in one eye that was treated by diathermy only. Conclusion: The present cases show that partial resection may be effective for retinal capillary hemangioma.
Japanese Journal of Clinical Ophthalmology
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Hirakawa, S., Hasegawa, Y., Mochizuki, Y., Kono, R. I., Miyazaki, M., & Ishibashi, T. (2013). Four cases of retinal capillary hemangioma treated by pars plana vitrectomy. Japanese Journal of Clinical Ophthalmology, 67(3), 383-388.
Four cases of retinal capillary hemangioma treated by pars plana vitrectomy. / Hirakawa, Sayaka; Hasegawa, Yuhei; Mochizuki, Yasutaka; Kono, Ri Ichiro; Miyazaki, Masanori; Ishibashi, Tatsuro.
In: Japanese Journal of Clinical Ophthalmology, Vol. 67, No. 3, 01.03.2013, p. 383-388.
Hirakawa, S, Hasegawa, Y, Mochizuki, Y, Kono, RI, Miyazaki, M & Ishibashi, T 2013, 'Four cases of retinal capillary hemangioma treated by pars plana vitrectomy', Japanese Journal of Clinical Ophthalmology, vol. 67, no. 3, pp. 383-388.
Hirakawa S, Hasegawa Y, Mochizuki Y, Kono RI, Miyazaki M, Ishibashi T. Four cases of retinal capillary hemangioma treated by pars plana vitrectomy. Japanese Journal of Clinical Ophthalmology. 2013 Mar 1;67(3):383-388.
Hirakawa, Sayaka ; Hasegawa, Yuhei ; Mochizuki, Yasutaka ; Kono, Ri Ichiro ; Miyazaki, Masanori ; Ishibashi, Tatsuro. / Four cases of retinal capillary hemangioma treated by pars plana vitrectomy. In: Japanese Journal of Clinical Ophthalmology. 2013 ; Vol. 67, No. 3. pp. 383-388.
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It is designed to compliment the proposals for the surrounding landscape design and regeneration of the park – adressing the human scale and the unfolding of the pavilion as an event in the park.
The split stereotomic form allows the accommodation to organise itself as a functional and secure entity. The tectonic screen wraps itself around the secure form, creating an interest through its refined ornament and sculptural wavelike effect.
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News item reads "Google Eliminated Phishing", really?
What Google did was issue USB authentication tokens, little USB dongles that when plugged into an access device fulfill the second component of a multi-factor authentication session. I guess this was done on the premise the USB token fills the "something you have" component of the multi-factor process better than Google Authenticator. Perhaps it does and perhaps it reduces the potential of an impersonation attack, the operatives being "perhaps" and "reduce". It cannot, will not and never will eliminate the phishing attack. .
As for the effectiveness of second factors such as USB tokens in general, well, they are only slightly more difficult to hack than the single factor password they augment. There are several failings of the multi-factor authentication approach, the most fundamental of which is its basis of "something you have". To begin with, if it's something you have then it's something anyone else can have as well. Think lost or stolen. The something you have token is not coupled to the person. Rather, it's something the person has and not something that knows the person that has it. Thus, any person can have and use it. Another consideration, a phishing attack that installs a BOT on the laptop is not blocked by USB token. It's free to do its thing and is free to do so the instant the token is plugged. At that point, the BOT goes to work impersonating the user on any of their multi-factor secured accounts. What's worse, the BOT could be doing this indirectly via a proxy making it even more difficult to detect. And there's the old adage that anything one can build can be duplicated by another, it's merely a question of time, effort and money. Indeed, in some respects, the USB authentication token is easier to hack than its predecessor Google Authenticator.
A closing observation, if a producer abandons the use of its own product, should others do likewise? This move by Google, replacing Google Authenticator with USB tokens, does not bode well. It has to raise concerns with businesses around the world who accepted Google Authenticator as the answer to authentication woes.


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Stansted15: 'To be found guilty of a terror-related charge is devastating'
On Human Rights Day, protesters were charged with terror-related offences for 'endangering an airport' after a nine-week trial. Lydia Noon reports.
A Stansted15 protestor pictured chained to an airport runway. Credit: End Deportations
Today is Human Rights Day and fifteen migrant rights campaigners, dubbed the Stansted15, have just been found guilty of a terror-related charge by a jury.
After a nine-week trial at Chelmsford Crown Court for preventing a chartered immigration removal flight from taking off on 28 March last year, the protesters were convicted of putting the safety of Stansted airport and passengers at risk.
'To be found guilty of a terror-related charge for a peaceful protest is devastating for us, and profoundly disturbing for democracy in this country', said Melanie Strickland, one of the defendants.
'It's the Home Office's brutal, secretive and barely legal practice of mass deportation flights that is putting people in danger.It's the Home Office that should have been in the dock, not us.'
The chartered Titan airways flight was due to deport 60 people to Nigeria and Ghana. Originally charged with 'aggravated trespass', the second and more serious charge of 'endangering an airport' was added in July 2017 at the request of the Crown Prosecution Service.
It is the first time that activists were charged with this terror-related offence, the conviction carries the maximum sentence of life in prison. The 15 will be sentenced on 4 February 2019.
The verdict comes after three anti-fracking protesters were jailed in Preston, in September, for causing a public nuisance, a draconian sentence quashed two weeks later on appeal.
Detained Voices
The trial began in March but was adjourned until 1 October and ended on 5 December. The protesters, aged 27 to 44, included an academic, a piano teacher, an artist and a journalist. Many of the 15 worked or volunteered for campaigning organisations. One of the defendants, Emma Hughes, was eight months pregnant at the time the verdict was heard.
The prosecution case rested on whether the actions of the group were unsafe and a threat to the public at Stansted airport. As such, the cross examination focused on the preparation and execution of the action that involved walking on to the tarmac of the airport, putting up two tripods and using 'lock-boxes' (that the prosecution called devices) to secure themselves to each other and to the bottom of one of the tripods. The police took several hours to cut the protesters out, leading to the delay and ultimately the cancellation of the deportation flight.
The defence argued that the actions of the 15 did not endanger the airport: - citing the absence of a serious incident report by Air Traffic Control, who told the court that they did not consider the blocking of the charter flight to be an 'incursion of the runway'.
Airside witnesses initially indicated to police that they knew protesters (as opposed to terrorists) had arrived on the tarmac. Campaigners had made their demonstration and their intent visible by wearing pink hats, using hi-vis jackets, displaying a large 'no-one is illegal' banner and singing songs.
Seven defendants took to the witness box explaining why they resorted to civil disobedience. Many had been involved for a number of years in campaigning against deportations, including attending demonstrations outside detention centres and the Home Office and supporting people going through the asylum process.
Many voiced their frustration that these actions hadn't resulted in change.When they read the stories of three people on the Detained Voices website that were due to be deported on 28 March, the protesters said they felt compelled to try to block the flight to protect lives.
When pressed by the prosecution about why he hadn't told the police about his concerns for the deportees, Nicholas Sigsworth, originally from Yorkshire, said that people more qualified than him had already been communicating with the police and Home Office before the night of 28 March, to no avail.
In the final days of the trial, Judge Christopher Morgan told the jury to disregard all evidence put forward by the defendants to support their actions, instructing them only to consider whether there was a 'real and material' risk to the airport.
Morgan then gave a two-day summing up of the trial during which he said the defendants entry to a restricted area could be considered inherently risky. In a tense exchange without the jury present, the defence team called on the jury to be discharged, stating that the judge's comments amounted to a direction to convict. Morgan dismissed this submission and said that the defence could 'take it to another court'.
Thousands of people every year are deported on specially chartered night flights to countries such as Pakistan, Ghana, Nigeria, Kosovo and Albania. It costs £5,200 per person to carry out deportations in this way in 2015, according to former Minister for Immigration James Brokenshire. Outsourcing firm Mitie won the government contract in May for providing security guards for these flights, and say that this contract with the Home Office is worth £52 million a year.
Hughes, seven months pregnant when she gave evidence, described occasions where she had called commercial airlines and asked them to refuse to fly people. As Titan airlines is a private charter flight, she explained, this wouldn't have worked. Direct action was the last resort.
Hughes said that some people were still in the middle of the asylum process when they were deported: 'The aim is to fill seats [on charter planes] and the way that this is done is to snatch people at routine check-ins with the Home Office'.
'Charter flights have all the problems that there are on commercial flights but so much worse: charter flights are secretive, they always leave in the middle of the night and no-one gets to see what's going on.
'There are usually two or three guards for every person being deported, people are panicking and they're being restrained with no-one there to watch it happening.'
Since 2011, Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Prisons has been routinely inspecting charter flights and they report that 'the use of restraints is excessive and routine when it should be exceptional – these restraints affect people's breathing.'
Heroes, not criminals
A replacement flight took off from Stansted two nights after last year's direct action with only 23 people on board; 34 people were able to continue their asylum claims. A year and a half later, 11 people are still in the UK and one now has the right to remain.
'These 15 brave people are heroes, not criminals,' said the man who successfully appealed his asylum refusal in The Guardian.
'I will be praying that the Stansted 15 are shown leniency. Without their actions I would have missed my daughter's birth, and faced the utter injustice of being deported from this country without having my now successful appeal heard. My message to them today is to fight on. Their cause is just, and history will absolve you of the guilt that the system has marked you with.'
In a year where the Conservative government has marked the courage of the suffragettes who fought and won the right to vote a hundred years ago, today's ruling not only shows the government's hypocrisy but also that they are as terrified of dissent as ever.
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A Two-Minute Tour of Ultra-Compact Dwarf Galaxy M60-UCD1
TOPICS:AstronomyChandra X-ray ObservatoryImagesNASAVideo
By NASA/CXC/A. Hobart November 7, 2013
This two minute NASA video details M60-UCD1, an ultra-compact dwarf galaxy with a mass about 200 million times that of our sun.
Two-Minute Tour: An Ultra-Compact Dwarf Galaxy
Astronomers may have discovered the densest galaxy in the nearby Universe. The galaxy, known as M60-UCD1, is located about 54 million light years from Earth. M60-UCD1 is packed with an extraordinary number of stars and this has led scientists to classify it as an "ultra-compact dwarf galaxy." This means that this galaxy is smaller and has more stars than just a regular dwarf galaxy. While astronomers already knew this, it wasn't until these latest results from Chandra, Hubble and telescopes on the ground that they knew just how dense this galaxy truly is.
M60-UCD1 has the mass about 200 million times our sun and, remarkably, about half of this mass is packed into a radius of just about 80 light years. That translates into the density of stars in this part of M60-UCD1 being about 15,000 times greater than what's found in Earth's neighborhood in the Milky Way. Astronomers have been trying to determine where these ultra-compact dwarf galaxies fit into the galactic evolutionary chain. Some have suggested they start off not as galaxies but as giant star clusters.
The latest results on M60-UCD1 challenge that idea. The new Chandra data indicate that there may be a supermassive black hole at the center of M60-UCD1. If that's the case, then it's unlikely this object could have ever been a star cluster. Instead, the X-ray data point to this galaxy being the remnants of a larger galaxy that had its outer stars ripped away by tidal forces, leaving behind the dense inner core of the galaxy. Other information about M60-UCD1 including its large mass, point to the same conclusion. Regardless, this galaxy is a fascinating object that astronomers will be studying for a long time to come.
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1 Comment on "A Two-Minute Tour of Ultra-Compact Dwarf Galaxy M60-UCD1"
katesisco | November 7, 2013 at 9:31 am | Reply
We have globular clusters, loose clusters and now dense ultra-compact dwarf galaxies in that order correct?


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Q: Direct Limit of finitely generated groups Is every group the direct limit of its finitely generated subgroups? This is true for abelian groups, I have not seen this statement for nonabelian groups, so i am wondering if this is true. Seems like the same proof should go through.

A: Yes. This is a general feature of categories of models of Lawvere theories: e.g. every ring is the filtered colimit ("direct limit" is a terrible word, since it doesn't describe a limit) of its finitely generated subrings, and so forth. The key unifying observation is that a function $f : X \to Y$ between models (groups, rings, etc.) is a homomorphism iff it's a homomorphism when restricted to finitely generated submodels of $X$, since all the conditions that $f$ needs to satisfy only involve finitely many elements of $X$ at a time.
In fact we can say something a bit stronger: it turns out that every model (group, ring, etc.) is a filtered colimit of finitely presented, not just finitely generated, models. See this blog post for a discussion.

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Add some flair to your dress with this great boa! The Red Fashion Boas is a marabou red boa that is easy to wear and looks great. If you have a flapper girl costume this is the perfect accessory to pair with your costume.


This pineapple cake is unique in several ways. First, there is absolutely no fat or oil in the cake itself (note: the frosting is another story). Second, it requires an entire can of crushed pineapple including the juice. This acidic juice interacts with the baking soda to make the cake rise. Lastly, I've already blogged several recipes from Cooking by Moonlight, my very favorite cookbook, so planned to just make this tropical-ish cake for a luau and not blog it. And then some lovely ladies at the luau wanted the recipe, and asked where to find it on Seasonal Eating. And so, by popular demand, here's an easy cake that's always a hit at parties.
It's important to allow enough time for the cake to cool completely before adding the frosting, which is mostly cream cheese and butter. Instead of being served on a platter, the cake is frosted and served in the baking pan, saving time and effort. Use a baking pan with airtight cover to keep cake freshest. Chopped walnuts or pecans are a delicious component of the original recipe, but serve them on the side at potlucks to accommodate those with nut allergies. At no-nut-allergy birthday parties, cakes with 1 cup chopped pecans in the batter and a generous sprinkling of pecans to decorate the top have received rave reviews.
The original recipe calls for 5 pieces of crystallized ginger, finely chopped, in the frosting. I use about 12 pieces, plus more for decoration, especially if I'm not sprinkling crushed pecans on the top. You can start with 5 pieces, mix it into the frosting, taste it, and keep mixing in chopped crystallized ginger until it's just right. Or just go for the full amount in my adaptation. I have never heard a complaint about too much crystallized ginger. The cream cheese base mellows out the usual gingery sharpness.
Note that this recipe calls for a 20 oz. can of crushed pineapple, and at this time organic pineapple is most readily available in a 14 oz. can. The smaller can will work, but the cake won't rise as much in the center. No one at the luau noticed, because I filled the "dip" with extra frosting. Next time I'd add a tablespoon of lemon juice (to interact with the baking soda), or a teaspoon of baking powder to make the middle rise more. I might also lower the heat to 325 degrees after putting the cake in, because the cake's edges cooked much faster than the middle and got a bit too brown with the smaller amount of pineapple and liquid.
Try this never-fail cake at your next party, and remember that any imperfections can be covered with frosting and decorations.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Butter a 13" x 9" baking pan.
Beat eggs until light and fluffy in a large mixing bowl. Stir in pineapple, including juice, until well-mixed.
In medium bowl, whisk together flour, baking soda, granulated sugar, and brown sugar, until well blended and uniform.
Stir flour mixture into egg mixture. Do not overmix. Fold in chopped pecans (optional).
Turn out batter into prepared baking pan. Smooth evenly into pan with rubber spatula. Place on middle rack of oven.
Bake for 45 – 50 minutes, until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean (check first at 40 minutes). If cake is getting too brown but is not done in the center, lower heat to 325 degrees and continue baking.
vanilla, and beat until smooth. Gradually add the confectioner's sugar: measure 1 cup and beat in thoroughly. Add second cup, and beat in well. Add another half cup and beat in, and so forth until desired consistency is achieved (I typically use 1½ cups total). Add ground ginger and beat until smooth and creamy. Sprinkle in chopped crystallized ginger by hand a few pieces at a time to avoid clumping. Use ¼ cup - ½ cup total, or to taste. Stir in until evenly distributed.
Spread frosting on cooled cake with rubber spatula. Decorate with additional chopped ginger and/or sprinkle with chopped nuts, if desired.
I really can't wait to make this. I love how science-y you get with the recipe...my kids love mixing baking soda and vinegar.
I was thinking this would be a great recipe to make with kids. I'd opt to let them take turns stirring the frosting while I kicked back (the only labor intensive part); I don't mind a bit of sugar spilling here & there...happens to me too...have fun!


LAHORE: Election Commission of Punjab Monday issued notice to Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz's (PMLN) leader captain Safdar.
ISLAMABAD: Islamabad High Court on Tuesday has issued a notice to Chairman Pakistan Crickrt Board and Selection Committee, TheNewsTribe.com reported.
KARACHI: Governor Sindh Ishrat Ul Ebad has taken notice of grenade attack on police check post at Nursery near Shahra-e-Faisal.


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Q: Password TextBox in Registration form has some value on Page Load I am creating a Registration form and following is the design code of Password and Confirm password field

        <asp:Label ID="lblPass" runat="server" Text="Password"></asp:Label>
        <asp:TextBox ID="txtPass" runat="server" Width="150px" EnableTheming="True"
                TextMode="Password" ></asp:TextBox>

        <asp:Label ID="lblCnfPass" runat="server" Text="Confirm Password"></asp:Label>

        <asp:TextBox ID="txtCnfPass" runat="server" Width="150px" TextMode="Password"
                    CausesValidation="True"></asp:TextBox>
        <asp:CompareValidator ID="CompareValidator1" runat="server"
                    ErrorMessage="Paswword doesnot Match" ValidationGroup="register"  ControlToCompare="txtCnfPass"
                    ControlToValidate="txtPass">Paswword doesnot Match</asp:CompareValidator>

The problem is when I run the page the password textbox is filled with some values, as in the image. How do I remove that? One more point is that when I changed TextMode property from password to singleline then there was no such problem!

A: The problem basically is due to Mozilla Firefox browser. Mozilla Firefox Password Manager places the password into the last input field preceding the stored input field. Just place a hidden dummy TextBox (or input) field inside  Authentication control will precedes your password input field.
For more details read the description here
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox%3aPassword_Manager

A: I think the value is coming from the Autofill feature of your browser. Clear the browser history including saved passwords and try again.
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This is a darling pillowcase dress embroidered with cherries and embellished with ribbon, bows and lace. It can be made from white cotton Battenberg lace or the crocheted lace. A matching bonnet is included with this dress.


I'm a clearance shopping freak, in fact, I will cruise all possible clearance before even looking at retail items. You'll never guess where I found this jacket!?! Honestly, I'm like the plus size fashion CIA baby.
I think I just might write the label that made this item and beg for more in every color/fabric. Yes, I just might.
Wishing you a great week!!
Favorite Black/White Striped Maxi Dress EVER!


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OUR ANIMALS need to feel safe so us as handlers are a huge part of their life.
Born and raised in Holland Jerry moved to the UK in 2009 where he carried on a successful career in teaching. Awarded an 'outstanding' from Ofsted for his continued work in 'Special Needs Education'. Jerry has many years of experience working with emotional, social, learning and behaviour difficulties.
Jerry juggles his time between animal encounters and managing the business side of things making sure everything runs smoothly.
Fully trained & certified teacher
Fully DBS Checked
Trained/Certified First Aider
Trained in Safe Guarding
Born and raised in Kent - our animal man Mark moved to London in his 20's and worked for many years as an award winning Graphic Designer. In his 30's he explored Europe and settled for a number of years in Holland where he met Jerry. While working in design he never lost his love for animals and in 2015 made the jump.
Mark works closest with our animals and especially those who have had severely upsetting backgrounds.
Years of voluntary work with Mencap working closely with children & adults with severe physical disabilities.
Kate is our only full time handler apart, from ourselves and she has an amazing relationship with all of the animals as she is family.
Kate previously worked as a deputy manager of a Pre School for 10 years but felt she needed a new challenge and so we were very excited to invite her into the fold. As well as her experience with children Kate has also worked in Care and the skills from both of these areas prove invaluable with our work in Pre Schools, Schools, Care Homes and Parties.
Deputy manager pre-school working with children with all ranges of capabilities
other areas of interest


By City News Service. SAN DIEGO (CNS) - Representatives from San Diego County and Poseidon Water held a celebration on Thursday for the Claude "Bud" Lewis Carlsbad Desalination Plant producing its 40 billionth gallon of drinking water. The celebration also correlated with the third anniversary of the plant opening. The Carlsbad plant produces more than 50 million gallons of desalinated water each day and is the largest and most technologically advanced desalination plant in the U.S., according to the county. "It's incredible what we've accomplished in three years," said Water Authority Deputy General Manager Sandra Kerl. "Since coming online in 2015, the Carlsbad Desalination Plant has met nearly 10 percent of the region's water demand, and it will be a core water resource for decades to come." Read the full article.


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The discussion is based on articles of "Clinical pharmacokinetics of therapeutic bile acids" and "Italian Journal of Gastroenterology" and on data from the DrugBank database.
Bioaccumulation potential:
no bioaccumulation potential
Bile acids are endogenous substances in humans. They are produced from cholesterol, of which they represent the major metabolic fate. They are secreted from the liver, stored in the gallbladder, and passed through the bile duct into the intestine, where they emulsify dietary lipids and thereby promote fat digestion and absorption, thanks to their detergent properties. Most of the bile acids are secreted into the upper small intestine, absorbed in the lower small intestine and returned to liver for reuse, in a process called enterohepatic circulation(1).
The most abundant bile acids in humans are cholic acid and chenodeoxycholic acid. In other mammals deoxycholic acid is another common bile acid. In liver, bile acids are conjugated with amino acids, mainly glycine and taurine, to give bile salts (glycholte and taurocholate). Their biosynthesis in liver involves a series of hydroxylations catalyzed by microsomal P450 mixed-function oxidases(1). The first hydroxylation occurs at C-7 and plays a major role in controlling the overall pathway. This reaction is inhibited by cholic acid through a negative feed-back mechanism(2). The other hydroxylations occurs at C-3 and C-12. The dehydrogenation of the hydroxyl in C-3 to a ketone, followed by its reduction back to a hydroxyl group, inverts the configuration of the molecule(1).
Once in the intestine, the natural bacterial flora can dehydroxylate secreted bile acids (or primary bile acids) in C-7 and produce the secondary bile acids (lithocholic acid and deoxycholic acid)(2).
According to Crosignani et al. (1996), if administered by oral route, the similar substance ursodeoxycholic acid is not well absorbed by the gastrointestinal tract. The absorption of the similar substance ursodeoxycholic acid in the small intestine is slow and incomplete because of the low solubility of the substance. Chenodeoxycholic acid, instead, is well absorbed by the intestine and 7-ketolithocholic acid has an excellent colonic absorption (Walker et al., 1985). According to Walker et al. (1985) 7-ketolithocholic acid has an excellent colonic absorption and, in this study, the absorption of 7-ketolithocholic acid in jejunum, ileum, and colon was equal to the absorption of ursodeoxycholic and chenodeoxycholic acid. Absorption rates of 7-ketolithocholic, ursodeoxycholic, and chenodeoxycholic acid indicate, that substitution of the 7- hydroxyl group by the 7-keto group has no influence on the intestinal absorption of bile acids. Moreover, the absorption of bile acids by diffusion occurs in all the intestine, while the active transport only occurs in the terminal ileum.
Also ursodeoxycholic acid and chenodeoxycholic acid administered by diet are efficiently extracted by liver, like endogenous bile acids. Once in the liver, they are conjugated with glycerine and taurine and then secreted in the bile. Afterwards they undergo into the enterohepatic circulation (resulting in low serum concentrations) together with the other bile salts and, despite the rapid hepatic extraction, the clearance of these substances is low because of the enterohepatic recirculation.
In liver, 7-ketolithocholic acid is extensively reduced to chenic acid and, to lesser extent, to ursodeoxycholic acid. Hepatic reduction is similar for both unconjugated as well as glycine- and taurine-conjugated 7-ketolithocholic acid. These studies indicate that 7-ketolithocholic acid is likely to be a physiological precursor of ursodeoxycholic acid in healthy man (Fromm H et al., 1980).
The conjugated 7-ketolithocholic acid, especially the taurine conjugated, is predominantly reduced to chenodeoxycholic acid, whereas the unconjugated 7-ketolithocholic acid is not reduced well to either chenodeoxycholic acid or ursodeoxycholic acid. Thus, the reduction of 7-ketolithocholic acid by human liver enzymes has been found to be dependent on whether the substrate was conjugated or not (Amuro Y et al., 1989).
As the endogenous bile acids, also exogenous bile acids undergo to bacterial metabolism in the intestine.
7-Ketolithocholic acid is the major intermediate in the intestinal bacterial conversion of chenodeoxycholic to ursodeoxycholic acid (Fedorowski et al., 1979). The reduction of 7-ketolithocholic to ursodeoxycholic acid proceeded significantly faster anaerobically and at acid pH than under aerobic and alkaline conditions (Fromm et al., 1983). According to the study of Fedorowski et al. (1979), 80% of the administered chenodeoxycholic acid and 41% of the administered ursodeoxycholic acid were 7-dehydroxylated to lithocholic acid during 2 hours of incubation. These data may suggest that chenodeoxycholic acid and ursodeoxycholic acid are interconvertible via 7-ketolithocholic acid by the mixed culture of human intestinal microorganisms under an anaerobic condition. In the same study, the intestinal flora of several subjects converted chenodeoxycholic acid to ursodeoxycholic acid without the accumulation of the hypothetical intermediate7-ketolithocholic acid. These results indicate that the fecal bacterial flora is capable of 7-dehydroxylating chenodeoxycholic acid and ursodeoxycholic acid to yield lithocholic acid. Apparently the enzymes involved are relatively stereospecific since the 7 beta-hydroxy group of ursodeoxycholic acid was removed more slowly than the 7 alpha-hydroxy group of chenodeoxycholic acid.
Daily elimination of endogenous bile acids (about 0.5 g/day or less) proceed through the feces(1). The elimination of ursodeoxycholic acid and chenodeoxycholic acid administered by diet, unmodified or after bacterial biotransformation to lithocholic acid, occurs mainly by feces (Crosignani A et al., 1996).
(1)Mathews CK et al., 2000. Biochemistry. Third edition. Addison Wesley Longman International Editions.
(2)Koolman J and Röhm KH, 1997. Testo atlante di biochimica. Zanichelli Editions.


THE BJP government at the Centre is a master of doublespeak. It is now invoking the same skill while formulating its government policies.
Mollah said that the Modi-government has backtracked on his promises made earlier to the peasantry. Peasantry, being that section of the population whose production feeds the entire nation, is being compelled to resort to suicides and starvation deaths due to complete lack of apathy on the part of the government. This lackadaisical stand of the government can only be responded by a firm whip of mass movements. Towards that objective, four peasant jathas from four corners of the nation will travel across the country and converge in Delhi.
THE Kisan Sangharsh Jatha has begun from the historic Deshabandhu Grounds in Virudhunagar district of Tamil Nadu on November 2, 2016. The venue is named after Deshbandhu Chittaranjan Das who had visited the place in the height of the freedom struggle and has witnessed the beginning of many historic struggles. It was from Virudhunagar that Tyagi Shankarlinganar hailed. He carried on a historic fast unto death for 76 days demanding the naming of the state as "Tamizhagam" or the land of Tamils.
THE All India Co-ordination Committee of Sugarcane growers met at Sundarayya Vigyan Kendram, Hyderabad in September last week. Representatives from ten states (Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Bihar, Punjab, Haryana, Uttarakhand) participated in this meeting. The meeting began with opening remarks by AIKS general secretary Hannan Mollah, S Malla Reddy presided over the meeting. The report was presented by N K Shukla, convenor and supplemented by Vijoo Krishnan, co-convenor.
THE All India Kisan Sabha has taken up an important programme at the all India level. Four Kisan Sangharsh Jathas will be held from Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Jammu & Kashmir and West Bengal from November 2-23. They will cover thousands of kilometres moving through villages and cities addressing meetings, interacting with the peasantry and rural poor, highlighting the problems and demands of the kisans.
THE All India Kisan Sabha, in a statement issued on October 5, has noted that the Genetic Engineering Appraisal Committee (GEAC) and the BJP-led NDA government seem to be in an undue haste to commercially release GM Mustard. This is despite the absence of any credible regulatory mechanism that can conduct long-term tests and ensure bio-safety concerns can be addressed.
THE All India Agricultural Workers Union General Council which met at Nalgonda from September 20-22, 2016, called on its units to observe October 24 as a nationwide protest day against the mounting attacks and atrocities on dalits. The council deliberations observed that since the BJP government came into power the emboldened Hindutva Parivar mounted an unbridled attack on dalits and Muslim minorities. Over the last few years, there is an exponential rise in atrocities on dalits.
AGAINST the brutal killing of two farmers in police firing in Assam, a protest march was organised in front of Assam Bhavan in New Delhi under the banner of Delhi Action Committee against Kaziranga Killings. The protesters shouted slogans and conducted a public meeting and condemned the atrocities committed by the BJP led government of Assam.
THE All India Kisan Sabha, in a statement issued on September 20, has strongly condemned the killing of two farmers including a woman in Nagaon district of Assam near the Kaziranga National Park in a forced eviction drive. Anjuma Khatun and Fakhruddin have died and five farmers are seriously injured in the firing. It is the insensitive approach and total failure of the administration that led to this unfortunate incident. Hence the chief minister of Assam Sarbananda Sonowal must tender apology to the people.
Farmers have to make arrangements for crops before arrival of a season. But the Telangana government made plans to grab soon-to-be-cultivated lands by bringing them under the Telanganaku Haritha Haram programme. Police and forest department officials threatened farmers and occupied their lands in many areas. The government began planting saplings on podu lands and attacked the cultivators who tried to hold onto their lands. To oppose the government move, Adivasis and the poor have formed land protection committee in every village.


There are dozens of fun ways to encourage and teach letter recognition in the classroom. Kelly Justus Campbell outlines many excellent lesson plans in her book Art Across the Alphabet. Her fun activities provide tips on teaching everything from the alphabet, to letter sounds, to basic reading skills. Check out these tricks for teaching letter recognition in your classroom.
Each week, introduce a new letter to the students and place it around the room. Attach the letter to familiar objects that begin with its sound, like putting an F on the flowerpot. At the end of each week, take the letters down and prepare to put up next week's letter! Seeing the letter in unfamiliar places is an excellent way to get children to notice the letter's shape and associate it with its sound. One fun way to encourage children to notice the letter of the week is by making a Letter Hat!
Have one of the children wear the letter had for a day during the week of each letter. Make sure all children have a chance to wear it!
Each time a letter is retired from Letter of the Week, add it to an alphabet gallery! Make sure the gallery is at eye-level with the children so that they see it when they walk in the room. For added fun, you can create a kind of ceremony when you add each letter to its new spot, either by singing a song or having one of the children ceremoniously place it in the gallery.


Plan an intimate or elaborate wedding affair at one of our venues, featured in Southern Bride. At The Tremont House, we offer 8 gorgeous venues of almost 16,000 square feet that can accommodate up to 800 guests. Highlights include brick-lined walls of the Sam Houston Room and 14-foot ceilings in the exquisite Tremont House Ballroom. To ensure your day is flawless, a detail-oriented catering manager who specializes in weddings will work with you every step of the way.
Located on the upper level of the historic Davidson building, the Tremont Ballroom offers a spacious option with access to the balcony overlooking the Galveston Mardi Gras arch. The rustic brickwork of the Annex room is certainly analogous of matrimony set upon a solid foundation. Invite family and friends to share your beautiful moment in this exceptional space as you exchange "I do" with your one and only.
The Sam Houston Ballroom is a beautiful area featuring exposed brick and floor to ceiling windows with views of historic Downtown Galveston.
Make your wedding and reception the talk of the town in our Stephen F. Austin room. This space epitomizes our efforts to accommodate wedding groups of all sizes in a comfortable, yet astounding setting.
Natural light enhances the wedding in such a way that paints a storybook scene in this intimate setting.
Moments worth remembering are moments shared. The Samuel May is a perfect area for your intimate wedding where guests get to witness the beautiful beginnings to your forever together.
The Tremont House is pleased to offer you a choice of one of five complimentary incentives when booking your special day with us by June 30, 2019.
For information, contact our catering department at (409) 763-0300, e-mail tremontweddings@wyndham.com, or submit a request for proposal.
Yes, to ensure the Ballrooms are available to view and your Catering Manager sets aside dedicated time to meet with you.
Each couple is unique, and therefore we create a "package" specifically to fulfill your dreams.Each couple is unique, and therefore we create a "package" specifically to fulfill your dreams.
Absolutely, we have 3 gorgeous outdoor areas at our beachfront property, the Hotel Galvez.
Do You Offer Discounts If I Book Additional Events With You, I.E. Rehearsal Dinner, Bridal Shower?
Can We Bring In Our Own Food &Beverage?
For the safety of you and your guests, all food served at The Tremont House and Hotel Galvez, excluding Wedding cakes, must be prepared by our culinary staff.
Yes, exceptions are considered on a case by case basis. Your Catering Manager would be happy to discuss details with you.
Your Catering Manager specializes in the food & beverage details. For your benefit, we strongly encourage that you arrange for a Wedding Coordinator/representative to assist with the additional details surrounding your Ceremony and/or Reception.
We have created a Preferred Vendor List to help you begin planning, however you can choose to use a different Vendor for most things.
We offer special guests' overnight accommodations, with a minimum of (10) rooms blocked, based upon availability. A two-night minimum will apply on the weekends.
Can I Reserve Guest Rooms At Hotel Galvez If My Wedding Is At The Tremont House?
Yes of course, we would be happy to welcome your guests.
We're happy to allow you to enjoy our beautiful venues once you have secured your date in one of our Ballrooms.


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Gunnery presents Friend of the Green Award
Published 10:46 am EST, Wednesday, November 28, 2018
The Gunnery in Washington recently presented its 2018 Friend of the Green Award to Denise DeVault Trevenen. Head of School Peter Becker presents the award to Trevenen during a recent ceremony.
Photo: Contributed Photo / Contributed Photo
The Gunnery in Washington recently celebrated the start of the holiday season by opening its campus to the community for its annual town party.
The Nov. 17 event featured the presentation of the 2018 Friend of the Green Award, presented annually by the private school to honor an individual or group that has contributed to the well-being of the town of Washington through their volunteer efforts.
This year, the school honored local attorney and community leader Denise DeVault Trevenen of Washington.
Head of School Peter Becker, who welcomed the nearly 275 guests in attendance, once served with Trevenen on the board of Washington Montessori School.
He described her as an "extraordinary person" and an "unsung hero" in the community, who has dedicated her time and expertise to helping many local organizations and individuals in need.
"But the way in which she helped you was never looking for recognition," he said. "She did it quietly and professionally and with love."
"Friend is a title many people can claim when it comes to Denise," said Pat Werner, who retired as Washington Montessori's Head of School on July 1, after 43 with the school.
Werner spoke about Trevenen's dedication and grit, and "the really significant role she plays in our community and our lives."
She recalled that when Trevenen was planning to step down from the Washington Montessori board in 2008, she asked Werner to let her know if there was anything she could ever do for the school.
Werner said the last thing Trevenen probably expected was to be asked to serve as chairman of the board, and Trevenen nodded and smiled in agreement.
Trevenen held that post from 2009 to 2012 and remains an active member of the board today, although her children have long since graduated from the school.
"She is one of those people who is able to find common ground among multiple constituencies," said Pels Matthews, Vice President of the Board of Directors of the Judy Black Memorial Park and Gardens. "That's a rare thing."
Trevenen is president of the Washington Park Foundation, and one of the "bold originals" who, along with Barbara Bouyea, Peter Talbot, Michael Ackerman and the late John Millington, led the transformation of the former Texaco gas station in Washington Depot. When the Judy Black was first proposed, "there was controversy at the start," Matthews said, but Trevenen "stuck through it."
"She brings a real passion to what she does. I can think of no one better to be recognized by us as an engaged citizen, and this country needs engaged citizens right now," Matthews said
A longtime Washington resident and principal at Trevenen & Coploff in Washington Depot, Trevenen has been actively engaged in the community, dedicating her time and expertise to organizations that support the town and surrounding communities.
In addition to serving on the boards of the Washington Montessori School and as president of The Washington Park Foundation, she is counsel to the Warren Land Trust and has been a board member of Steep Rock Association since 2014.
She also served as a member of the Board of Trustees of Gunn Memorial Library & Museum from 2001 to 2007, and was a board member of the New Milford Hospital Community Foundation and the Washington Citizens' Scholarship Foundation, now the Washington Scholarship Fund.
Among her professional affiliations, Trevenen is a member of the Connecticut Bar Association's Real Property Section and the Litchfield County Bar Association, and serves on the Board of Directors of CATIC, which provides services to attorneys, insured lenders and home-buyers, and other members of the real estate community. She and her husband, John, have two children, Andrew and Sydney.


It is easy to get carried away with the big names of data analysis and forecasting such as machine learning, deep learning and forget about the most basic tools that make the above happen, good old python, python packages and Jupyter notebook. Throw SQL in the mix and more often than not, these are the tools you would need for the bulk of work you'll be doing in data science. That is why we're going to be talking about python for data science.
We are going to explore a dataset with Python and Pandas.
Create a project folder and put the CSV file downloaded from Twitter in it. Typing jupyter notebook launches the kernel in your browser. Sweet!
Then click the "New" drop-down menu and select Python 3. After that, import the following packages.
Then use the pd.read_csv() function to load the CSV into pandas.
This shows that we have 372 rows and 40 columns in our dataset. Isn't it mind blowing that for each tweet twitter generates and stores this many information that spans 40 columns. Since information about a tweet takes up a row, I can glean that I tweeted 372 times.
Here we look at the first two rows of our dataset just to have an idea of the information in our dataset. Looking at each column, we can see the twitter metrics like retweets, replies, likes and time the tweet was sent. It's interesting how Twitter stores other forms of data such as url clicks, user profile clicks and hashtag clicks.
From the above, we were able to confirm that 18 of our 40 columns have a promoted prefix. These columns store data for promoted tweets. But if the said tweet is not promoted, the promoted columns remains blank.
Since these promoted tweets are not going to be useful, I'm just going to do away with them.
Now we have 22 columns after removing the promoted tweets columns.
There is a lot of information you can glean from this datset. Like you can know how many people click on your profile from your tweets. I thought that was interesting.
Now that we have our data and know what it contains, we can visualise. We're going to plot the 'engagement rate' column. To figure out the tweet that bombed.
The chart looks hella messy. Let's filter down to the top 10 tweets by descending order.
Setting ascending = false, sorts the values from highest to lowest, then we filter out the top 10 by assigning topTweets[:10] to the variable topTweets.
Then we plot call plot the bar and name the X and Y axis.
This is a basic exploratory data activity that can be performed on any dataset. Next steps for you will be to pick any dataset and explore!


Building a new home is one of the most exciting times in your life. It is both extremely rewarding and exhilarating but can also be an intimidating process to go through without support.
Undertaking a consultation with Immackulate Designer Homes is the perfect way to begin and understand needs. When you contact Immackulate, one of our award-winning designers will meet with you to discuss everything you want out of your home including your budget, lifestyle and needs.
Immackulate will help you understand how simple the process can be.


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Kornelia Kunisch (Lübben, 17 de outubro de 1959) é uma ex-handebolista alemã, medalhista olímpica.

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Kornelia Kunisch fez parte da equipe alemã oriental do handebol feminino, medalha de bronze em Moscou 1980, com um total de 5 jogos e  8 gols.

Handebolistas da Alemanha Oriental
Handebolistas nos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 1980
Medalhistas nos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 1980


The uberPOA product will be priced with a base fare of Sh10, Sh15 per km, Sh3 per min and a minimum fare of Sh50.
By CORRESPONDENT, MOMBASA, Kenya, Sept 20 – Uber has announced the launch of uberPOA which will provide transport in Mombasa using Tuk Tuk via the Uber app.
Loic Amado, General Manager for Uber East Africa, said the company is determined to launch localized products such as uberPOA that resonates with the local citizens.
"Tuk Tuks are a popular choice across Kenya. When we launched uberX two years ago, we knew that this city would surpass our expectations, we have managed to create hundreds of economic opportunities and we are excited to create even more with the roll-out of uberPOA," said Amado.
Dar Es Salaam was the first city in East Africa to receive uberPOA.
uberPOA will be running alongside uberX and will follow the same strict safety measures applied to all Uber options.
With Uber's technology, it is possible to focus on safety for riders and drivers before, during, and after every trip.
Riders will still be able to see all uberPOA driver details, such as their name, photo, and license plate number.
There will also be able to see whether others have had a good experience with uberPOA drivers and can contact customer support via the in-app help feature if there are any issues related to a trip.
"With uberPOA, riders will still receive the same seamless door to door Uber experience riders are used to with Uber. We believe users will be excited to have another reliable and affordable option tailored to move through the traffic on short trips around town, whether for business or pleasure," adds Amado.
To ensure enhanced safety, all Uber driver-partners, whether using uberPOA or uberX, will go through a driver screening followed by a submission of a police clearance certificate.
Drivers will also need to submit their National Identification, Driver's license, NTSA vehicle inspection report and proof of PSV car insurance.
Uber will also use telematics technology in its app to monitor driving behaviour of driver-partners and encourage them to exercise caution as they drive with the Uber app.
Riders will be able to travel to popular routes such as Posta to Nyali from Sh170, Posta to Bamburi from Sh280, Likoni ferry to Tudor from Sh270, Kongowela to City Mall from Sh130 and Bamburi to Pirates from Sh50.


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It started when he was 18 years old and ran a mile in 3 minutes, 57.48 seconds, which, as far as we can tell, is the fastest mile ever run by a Canadian on Canadian soil. Like many Canadian kids, Woods grew up dreaming of playing in the NHL - left wing for the Maple Leafs - but by his mid-teens, he says, he found that his 5-foot-9, 135-pound frame was better suited to running. In high school he set records in the 3,000 meters and won gold at the Pan American Junior Games in the 1,500 meters (at 19 he earned a top-50 world ranking at that distance). He won a track scholarship to the University of Michigan, raced on the Canadian national team, and believed he could become one of the best milers.
Woods, who turned 30 in October, identifies as a climber, but his instincts and results suggest he is better described as a puncheur, cyclingspeak for a rider who thrives in races that finish on short, steep climbs. In April he took ninth at one of the hardest one-day races in the world, Liège-Bastogne-Liège, the highlight of the Ardennes week. Four days earlier he was 11th up the notoriously steep finishing climb at Flèche Wallonne. In January he was runner-up at a star-studded GP Miguel Indurain. Last season, in his WorldTour debut, he was the revelation of the Tour Down Under, taking third place on the two hardest stages, finishing fifth overall, and acting as one of the race's main protagonists.
Other highlights included finishing second in 2016 at the prestigious Milano-Torino, whose list of winners reads like a who's who of cycling greats. The season before that, he finished first in a hard finale at the Tour of the Gila and went runner-up at the Philly Cycling Classic atop the brutal Manayunk Wall. But perhaps most notably that year, he finished fifth with a select group on a climbing stage at the Volta ao Algarve, which earned him kudos from WorldTour star Richie Porte.
While it's rare for a pro-level runner to become a WorldTour cyclist, it's not the craziest thing. After all, Woods has benefited from the sports he's competed in - running, downhill skiing, hockey - and says that's actually been the biggest reason for his success.
"Running is also not as lucrative as cycling," he says. "I mean, I'm not an NBA or NHL player - I'm not making that much money. But I'm making far more than I was, and probably ever would have, as a runner." The only thing he's splurged on is an apartment that he and his wife rent during the racing season in Girona, Spain, he says. Beyond that, he's happy pursuing an athletic career that allows him to pay a mortgage back in Ottawa and put money into his retirement-savings plan.
"In shorter races, you feel a little residual fatigue from the days prior, but you think, 'OK, I've only got one more day to go - I can get through this.' But when you're on stage five at the Giro, you're like, 'I've still got 16 days to go.' That's a bit overwhelming."
🙌🏻 team classification leaders at the Giro.
"The big thing with descending is just putting yourself in the situation repeatedly and understanding how the tires and the bike are going to react to each corner and how to gauge your speed going into corners," he says. "The only way you really learn that is through doing it, and I'm getting feedback from guys and following their lines."
This is only Woods' second year racing at cycling's top level, and it's impossible to say how far he'll go. But if his results so far are any indication, he's likely to find a lot of success as his game continues to improve. Right now, he's Canada's highest-ranked WorldTour rider. Where he'll rank among notable Canadian riders before him - Alex Stieda, Steve Bauer, Ryder Hesjedal, Svein Tuft - only time will tell.


Lascaux cave is located in southwestern France and contains some of the most well preserved cave art in the world. Students will have fun learning about this cave in a short powerpoint presentation and then creating their own cave art drawing.
Using brown construction paper or grocery bags, students will create their own prehistoric drawing. First, they crumple the bag to give it texture. After laying the paper out flat again, they paint their own cave art using red, yellow, white, brown, and black paint. This is a simple, yet engaging, art lesson for kids, perfect for elementary aged students. For an extra twist, you could tape the paper underneath the desks and turn of the lights for a more "cave-like" experience.
In 1940, WWII was raging and the Germans were taking Europe by storm. During this tumultuous time, 4 boys on the lookout for a lost dog found Lascaux Cave. At first they wanted to keep the cave a secret but too many people heard about it and knowledge of the cave spread like wildfire. It was believed that the paintings inside were very old yet the drawings on the wall were very well preserved and were not even faded. Because of the war, the cave was closed just months after it opened and it became a secret storehouse for munitions for the French Resistance. When the cave reopened, so many people visited the cave that the pictures quickly started to deteriorate. The caves were closed in for good in 1963 to preserve the paintings. In 1983, a replica of the caves was created. You can now only visit a replica of the art of the Lascaux Caves.
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Q: does iOs have an equivalent to C# Array.GetLength(int dimension)? How can I get multidimensional array, dimension one, length (in objective c)?
In C# it's:
Array.GetLength(int dimension)

I am looking for the exact equivalent of something like this:
int[10,4] mda = new int[10,4];
int A = mda.GetLength(1);
//A=4

I know that there are ways to get this without using built in functions..

A: You can use [mda objectAtIndex:0].count; It should return the length of the array at index 0 of the multidimensional array.
[mda objectAtIndex:0].count; should be same as mda.GetLength(1)

A: NSArray *myArray = [NSArray alloc] initWithObjects:@"1", @"2", @"3", nil];

int arrayCount = [myArray count]; //arrayCount = 3

also accessible with:
myArray.count


Windows 10 Anniversary updates has been released by Microsoft and because of many new interesting features which Microsoft incorporated inside the update, it is being downloaded by millions around the world and this is causing update issues for some users. Microsoft has officially acknowledged the problem and released a fix for Windows 10 Anniversary update freeze error in its recent blog post. Here we have explained the official Microsoft workaround for fixing Windows 10 Anniversary update freezing issues that many are experiencing on desktop, laptop and tablets. If you have recently updated or installed Windows 10 Anniversary Update and have encountered update freezing for a long time then see instructions below to fix the problem.
Microsoft has released official statement in which it accepted that the update freezing problem is in fact grappling quite a few users but fell short of expounding as to what exactly is causing the issue. However, the company also issued a temporary solution to get rid of the Windows 10 Anniversary update error. On a positive note, this update freeze issue is only limited to a few PCs. So, if you have been among those unfortunate ones whose Anniversary update freezes repeatedly then see the fix below.
Microsoft has received a small number of reports of Windows 10 freezing after installing the Anniversary update on systems with the operating system stored on a solid-state drive (SSD) and apps and data stored on a seperate drive. This issue does not occur when starting Windows 10 in Safe Mode.
Here is the solution for Windows 10 freeze on PCs after anniversary update installation where the Windows 10 is installed on a separate Solid-State-Drive SSD and apps and data stored an a separate drive.
Basically this fix takes the PC back to the previously working Windows 10 version before you installed the anniversary update. As soon as permanent fix becomes available, we will get to known about it here first. Post comments regarding Windows 10 anniversary update problems that you are facing and we will do our best to come up with easy solutions for you, so stay tuned for that.


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The Dolphins Were The Perfect Confidence Builder For The Ravens
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Photo: Eric Espada (Getty)
It was very clear at the end of preseason that the Dolphins had no desire to seriously compete this year, even if head coach Brian Flores planned on it. Judging from the roster as well as the trade of Laremy Tunsil and Kenny Stills, the Fins seemed destined to suck mondo ass. Today's game did not disprove that prediction, as the Ravens took a 21-0 lead after one quarter and never looked back in a 59-10 win.
Practically everyone on Baltimore's offense feasted. Quarterback Lamar Jackson couldn't have asked for a better opportunity to show that he can throw, as he went 17-for-20 with 324 yards and five passing touchdowns. ("Not bad for a running back," he quipped after the win.) Rookie receiver Marquise Brown made a strong argument to make his team's offense less reliant on the run, as he caught four passes for 147 yards and two huge TDs. Mark Ingram carried the ball 14 times for 107 yards and two scores. Even the remains of Robert Griffin III went 6-for-6 with 55 yards and a TD pass in garbage time.
Flores, who was hired from the Patriots, comes from a defensive coaching background. Keep that in mind as you watch a bunch of Dolphins defenders flail and fall on these three long touchdowns:
The Ravens set franchise records for most points in one half (42) and most points in a game. The caveat you'll hear a million times across today's slate of games, regardless of the teams involved, is that it's "one week." Sure, it's one week. The Ravens' offense won't be this explosive once it faces tougher opponents, but the hasty one-week evaluation seems more justified for the other side. Did the Dolphins show any glimmer of hope in their performance? Quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick was dreadful; Josh Rosen was tossed out there late in the game and found a way to throw a pick in his three pass attempts. Miami's entire offense totaled 200 yards.
The Dolphins will have the opportunity to bounce back against the … Patriots, whose newly signed receiver should be all-systems-go by Week 2. Then they'll play the Cowboys in Dallas and the Chargers before a bye week. Miami could be in for a very long season.
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