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Q: Do uniform convergence functions still uniformly converge after composed by a continuous function? Suppose that $f_n(x)$ uniformly converges to $f(x)$, i.e.
$$
\sup_{x}|f_n(x)-f(x)|\rightarrow 0, \textrm{ as } n \rightarrow\infty.
$$
For a continuous function $g$, can we prove that $g(f_n(x))$ uniformly converges to $g(f(x))$?
If yes, how to prove? If no, what conditions should we add to prove it?
Thank you very much!

A: If $g$ is merely continous, then the answer is negative. Example: $f_n(x)=x+\frac1n$ uniformly converges to $f(x)=x$ on $\mathbb R$, i.e.,
$$\sup_{x\in\mathbb R}|f_n(x)-f(x)|\to0,\qquad \text{as }\ \ n\to\infty.$$
Let $g(x)=x^2$, then $g$ is continuous on $\mathbb R$. We claim that $g\circ f_n$ does not converge to $g\circ f$ uniformly. Indeed,
$$\sup_{x\in\mathbb R}|g(f_n(x))-g(f(x))|=\sup_{x\in\mathbb R}\left|2\frac xn+\frac1{n^2}\right|=\infty,\qquad \forall n\in\mathbb N.$$
If $g$ is uniformly continous, then things will be good!
Proposition. If $f_n$ converges uniformly to $f$ on a set $D$, and $g:I\to\mathbb R$ is uniformly continous, where $I$ is an interval such that $f_n(x),f(x)\in I$ for all $x\in D$ and $n\in\mathbb N$, then $g\circ f_n$ converges uniformly to $g\circ f$ on $D$.
Proof. Given $\epsilon>0$, we need to find $N$ such that
$$\sup_{x\in D}|g(f_n(x))-g(f(x))|<\epsilon, \qquad \forall n>N.$$
By the uniform continuity of $g$, there is $\delta>0$ such that for all $y_1,y_2\in I$ with $|y_1-y_2|<\delta$ we have
$|g(y_1)-g(y_2)|<\frac\epsilon2.$ Fix such $\delta>0$. Since $\sup_{x\in D}|f_n(x)-f(x)|\to0$, there exists $N$ such that
$$\sup_{x\in D}|f_n(x)-f(x)|<\delta,\qquad \forall n>N.$$
Combining all things together, for any $\epsilon>0$, we have found $N$ such that
$$|g(f_n(x))-g(f(x))|<\frac\epsilon2,\qquad \forall x\in D, \forall n>N;$$
taking supremum gives that
$$\sup_{x\in D}|g(f_n(x))-g(f(x))|\leq\frac\epsilon2<\epsilon, \qquad \forall n>N.$$
This completes the proof.


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Public Inquiry success secures permission for 73 dwellings in Shireoaks
DLP (Planning) Ltd (DLP) has secured outline planning permission for a large residential development in the village of Shireoaks, following a Public Inquiry in Bassetlaw in June 2017 on behalf of our clients, the landowners.
The proposed development at Woodend Farm includes the retention of the Farmhouse, the erection of 73 dwellings including 11 affordable homes, provision of a wildlife corridor and the construction of a new access to the site. The site will provide financial contributions to the expansion of St Luke's School and improvements to the facilities at Shireoaks Marina.
The decision came after the Inspector agreed that the proposals constituted sustainable development and would not result in the coalescence of Shireoaks and Worksop. The provision of a 30m wide wildlife corridor, as well as the permanent physical barrier of the A57 would maintain the separation between the two settlements.
The site, which had become unused and overgrown, was considered by the Inspector to contribute to the supply of housing in the borough. It was established in the Statement of Common Ground that Bassetlaw Council could not demonstrate a five-year supply of deliverable housing land (3.4 years). As such, in line with paragraph 49 of the Framework, the relevant policies for the supply of housing were considered by the Inspector to be out-of-date. While the Inspector found the proposal to have limited conflict with the Neighbourhood Plan, it was in accordance with all other development plan policies.
The importance of the lack of a five-year housing land supply was significant in tipping the balance in favour of the scheme and was considered to outweigh any adverse impacts when assessed against the policies of the Framework as a whole.
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Andre Roberson hasn't played in 16 months, so he had to help the Thunder in off-court ways
by Berry Tramel
Published: Sat, May 18, 2019 1:05 AM Updated: Sat, May 18, 2019 1:32 AM
Andre Roberson hasn't played since Jan. 27, 2018. Hard to grade someone who hasn't played in 16 months, so we'll have to grade Roberson in non-traditional ways:
A Roberson has placed under his wing Terrance Ferguson, and the 20-year-old blossomed this season as a viable perimeter defender. Such teaching can be difficult, since Roberson could be grooming Ferguson to win the starting job permanently. Roberson said he just harkened back to when Kendrick Perkins or Thabo Sefolosha – two other defensive specialists – would take over film sessions and help younger players
B Roberson admitted that he was upset when his rehab went sideways. Even cried a little. But publicly, Roberson has been nothing but upbeat, from demeanor to the way he cheerleads on the bench. Spending an entire season traveling with a basketball team but unable to play is not easy.
A Roberson said sitting on the bench gave him a unique perspective and allowed him to study opponents more in-game. Roberson even offered a few tips on how he will guard Portland star Damian Lillard at the next opportunity: "He likes to go to the left, and he likes to shoot off his left a lot, so I wouldn't let him get that way. When he's on his right hand he likes to drive more. So kind of got to take that into account. Whenever he used the double drag he would split the first one every time."
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Andre Roberson sits on the bench, next to Terrance Ferguson, during a game in March. [Bryan Terry/The Oklahoman]
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Q: TestNG nested tests or test steps I'm wondering is it possible to make TestNG show in it's report something like nested tests or test steps.
The thing is that I have pretty big integration test cases and it would be nice if I could decouple it on some steps, say, with something like allure's @Step annotation.
For now the test case is shown as one huge separate entry in intellij IDEA report with a lot of logs which is very difficult to go through and analyze.

A: You can use createNode method of ExtentTest class. it will creating node under main test.

A: I've never tried to use Inner TestNG classes but that might be possible and I do believe IntelliJ would render the nested view.   You could make a simple little project to try it out.   There is a guy who seems to have tried inner classes here:  http://makeseleniumeasy.com/2018/05/13/testng-tutorials-12-how-to-run-inner-testng-class-from-testng-xml/    .  Let me know if it works.   Won't know if IntelliJ renders the nesting until you try.
Bonus:  If that works, would be interesting to execute your TestNG using Gradle testng plugin and see if HTML report also renders the nesting.

A: Inner classes can be used to form groups. For one level of nesting the inner classes must be made public.
Try the following:
public class foo {
    public class bar1 {
        @Test
        public void test11() {System.out.println("test11");}
        @Test
        public void test12() {System.out.println("test12");}
    }
    public class bar2 {
        @Test
        public void test21() {System.out.println("test21");}
        @Test
        public void test22() {System.out.println("test22");}
    }
}

A: *

*JUnit does have @Nested to group them and you can use the shortcut cmd+R etc. to run them, especially if you have lots of test cases

*For TestNG, either split them into different (inner) classes, or use structure view in IntelliJ (https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/viewing-structure-of-a-source-file.html)

*Right-click all those tests that you want to run

A: Now you can use groups feature of TestNG E.g.:
class RecordsAccessorTest {
   @BeforeMethod(groups = "NewRecordGroup")
    public void setUp() {
      // some set up for only new record creation is tested
    }

   @Test(groups = "NewRecordGroup")
   public void testNewRecordCreation_happyPath() {...}

   @Test(groups = "NewRecordGroup")
   public void testNewRecordCreation_errorPath() {...}

   @Test
   public void someOtherTestNotInGroup() {...}

}

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Following his collaboration 'Freudenrausch' with Rank 1 on High Contrast in March, German trance artist, Dennis Sheperd releases his first EP of 2014, featuring two singles 'We Are Who We Are' and 'Sofia' on High Contrast Recordings, the sub label of Be Yourself Music. The EP drops as a Beatport exclusive today with the full release following on 2 June.
Dennis Sheperd's productions are regularly played by DJs including Tiësto, Paul van Dyk and Ferry Corsten to name a few and his remix duties have been sought after by the likes of Armin van Buuren, Gareth Emery and Above & Beyond. He launches his new record label, 'A Tribute To Life' later this year, plus a second artist album is also in the pipeline for the Berlin-based DJ/producer.
The first track on the EP, 'We Are Who We Are' sends the listener on a compelling journey of synth-heavy build ups delivering a decent experience once the bass drops and evolves into a melodic track. Starting off with an atmospheric instrumental, the second track 'Sofia' jumps straight in with a pounding and resonant drum bass, taken over by a punchy acid lead line to deliver a powerful production. Inspired by Dennis' time in Bulgaria, 'Sofia' is a tribute to his Bulgarian fans who he considers some of the best in the world. With the track named after the capital itself, Dennis recently returned to the city, following an appearance at A State Of Trance 600 at Arena Armeec, alongside Armin van Buuren, Dash Berlin, and Ferry Corsten last year. Check the track out below.


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These 8 things make your love last forever
Team Bonobology February 12, 2018 5:58 pm May 16, 2018
There's no recipe for long-lasting love. Just a lot of trial and error and a lot of labour of love.
Falling in love is only half the battle. How do you make that love last?
We all want a love that will last, but how? Apart from wondering how to make money, this is the other question that's asked again and again without any perfect answer. You see, falling in love is one part but making that precious love last, now that's where the real work begins and don't let them tell you any differently – it is work. The best kind of work maybe, but it's real work and there's no getting around it.
● Trust
Trust in a relationship is a process. We tend to burn ourselves and most people at the stake when doubt creeps in, but we must remember that doubt is only a form of fear, and fear is an instinct that's supposed to warn us and protect us. We must heed and respect the warning and not let it drive the relationship. Trusting someone takes time and vulnerability, but in love, that's the only way to go forward.
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● Sex
Sex is a very important, almost sacred part of most romantic relationships. Unless you are asexual, in which case skip this point and move to the next one (No judgement, everyone's welcome to love.) Belly to belly compatibility, as I like to call it, can sometimes take time and is something worth investing in. Having great sex is a way of communication in a relationship, no matter what age the people are. It keeps the relationship alive.
● Respect
This is a cornerstone of long-lasting love. Without respect, there's no integrity in the relationship. You may not agree with each other's politics, morals, ideas, but if you don't respect them, there's no balance in that relationship and it becomes a vacant dead thing. Respecting someone you love means treating them in a way that makes them feel good about themselves, that means validating their choices. Constant criticism, even if you think it is for their own good, can have a negative impact. Your words, your actions, everything about your way of engaging with your love has to be layered with respect.
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● Honesty
Believe it or not, you don't have to be honest all the time in a relationship. It's about knowing when to lie. I'm talking about white lies, of course. When you know your partner is not looking great but you tell them they're killing it, you win. You might not be honest or telling the truth, but that's okay as long as it's not harmful. White lies make the world of love go around and they're important for every relationship.
● Shared goals
The idea of falling in love for procreation is so last season that we don't even want to talk about it. Yes, people keep procreating, but that cannot be the main reason behind love any more. What's the main reason then? Shared goals. People want to build empires together. Whether that's a business, an ideology, or anything else. For couples today, the big fat Indian family isn't a goal. Getting that apartment in the high-rise, getting to the corner office, having it all is a goal and they tend to support each other through these goals. These shared goals are what carries a lot of people through the ups and downs of love.
● Value system
In order to build empires, have that common goal, most people require a value system that is similar if not shared. You see, it's not about loving someone who has great values; if you have values which are 'lower or higher' than them in your perception, the relationship is going to be out of balance. However, if you and your boo have a value system that matches, then you're in that sweet spot where you don't have to worry or guess whether they will approve of you at the level of value or not. This is what makes great partners, in love and otherwise. If you both wouldn't mind moving around the cash to evade taxes, or if you both would fire the employee immediately for using misogynistic language in the office, it doesn't matter whether your shared values are sketchy for others or not. They have to be a shared parameter for you two.
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● Self-care
Taking time for yourself, a healthy break every day or every month, away from each other is important to keep that love growing. Not only does distance make the heart grow fonder, it allows you to clean and rearrange your own mental closet so that you don't have any repressed emotions that come up and surprise you out of the blue.
● Who are you apart from that
A romantic relationship is between two people, and while that is important, it isn't all that a person is. If the relationship becomes the defining factor in someone's life, it will consume the rest of the space and eventually start suffocating the person. Who you are apart from being in love is equally important, therefore. It is what allows you to love the other person as a separate autonomous entity. Losing your identity in love might sound romantic when Arijit Singh sings it, but in reality, it harms more than it helps.
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But in substance, you're always off beat.
To follow your stick's no mean feat.
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That sounds like the voice of experience!
More limerick than humor, I think.
Is it pressure to win, why they cheat?
The desire to never be beat?
…SF Giants' Melky Cabrera has been suspended for 50 games with the announcement that he tested positive for testosterone. I presume that test would be looking for something above what one might consider a normal level.
P.S. My conducting skills were never the greatest — but not the worst, either. Except my debut, for which I will never excuse myself (it was atrocious — but I learned from it).
nice! I can hear the conductor tapping his sticks on the stand and grunting at the musicians.
Brilliant limerick; one of the best I've seen for a very long time, and so very true in many unfortunate cases. Clap, clap!
Thanks so much everyone for your enthusiastic comments!
Ooh! What instrument do you play?
Oboe was my main instrument. I also played English horn, flute and piano.


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Dwyane Wade has been great at many things on the basketball court. But one skill has always escaped him: 3-point shooting.
This isn't breaking news to anyone who has followed his tenure in the NBA. Wade is a career 29 percent 3-point shooter, a sorry figure that places him 311th among the 315 players in NBA history who have shot at least 1,000 3-pointers.
But Wade has adjusted. Starting in the lockout-shortened 2011-12 season, Wade kicked the habit for the most part and generally expelled the 3-point shot from his regular jump-shooting diet. In 2013-14, Wade's propensity for shooting (and making) the 3 hit a career nadir; he took only 32 trifectas and made only nine during the entire regular season. Five years ago, he might have stumbled into making nine treys in a single week. Those days are long gone.
But here's the crazy thing about all that: Opposing defenses still glued themselves to Wade off the ball like he's the next Steve Kerr.
This isn't just a theory; there is quantifiable evidence of this phenomenon. According to data provided by STATS LLC from cutting-edge SportVU cameras that track the movement of the ball and every player last season, defenses stuck to Wade on the perimeter as if he were an elite 3-point shooter.
During one of last week's practices, Wade was on the Miami Heat's practice court upstairs at AmericanAirlines Arena. The team has been struggling to find its identity in the wake of LeBron James' sudden departure this summer, and Wade had just wrapped up a long, arduous practice meticulously going over coach Erik Spoelstra's defensive principles. Wade and his teammates are tired, and the general mood feels grim after a string of hard losses.
But in this moment, Wade is laughing. He's giggling because for so long he thought he was going crazy, seeing something on the court that had to be a figment of his imagination. Opposing defenses just won't leave him alone off the ball. To him, this didn't make any sense. He's not a 3-point shooter.
"Lately, I've been seeing everybody start doing this more," Wade said as he turned his back pretending to be a defender gluing himself to a perimeter shooter. "And I'm just like, 'Damn, did I just start shooting 3s and I didn't know about it?'"


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The Boys, Hench, and caping for superheroes who aren't heroes
October 28, 2020, 12:04 PM ET
By Carly Lane
Credit: Amazon Studios
In the Season 2 premiere of The Boys, Homelander, leader of the premier superhero team known as the Seven, has a bone to pick with Stan Edgar, the CEO of Vought International. A new superhero, Stormfront, has been added to the group without Homelander's express approval or sign-off, and he threatens to let his contract with Vought lapse at the end of the year — but as Edgar calmly and coolly reveals, Homelander doesn't have much of a leg to stand on given that Vought has already been working frantically behind the scenes to clean up the mess he made at the tail end of last season. By giving the mysterious Compound V (the substance responsible for creating superheroes) to terrorists all over the world, Homelander alerted the FDA to its existence — and now, Edgar says, "it's only a matter of time before the public finds out." But he also manages to succinctly sum up Vought's relationship to its heroes while making it very clear that supes are really not the center of the company's aims; they're a by-product of an invention. "The point is that you are under a misconception that we are a superhero company. We are not. What we are, really, is a pharmaceutical company, and you are not our most valuable asset."
But while Edgar readily claims that superheroes are not Vought's main priority, the company is still more than happy to profit off their images. Nearly every establishing shot of The Boys features some kind of ad campaign or product being marketed using any one of the members of the Seven to hawk it. (Brave Maeve's Vegetable Lasagna earns a particular spot of distinction in a later Season 2 episode revolving around Maeve's forced outing as a queer woman and the company's subsequent scramble to capitalize on revamping her image.) It's what gives the existence of an "official" Vought International store through Amazon, where shirts, Funkos, and other series-related merch can be purchased, an extra meta-layer of irony; in the world of The Boys, the very existence of superheroes is directly tied to mass commercialization, and even the multi-media company that streams a series that gently lambastes these themes isn't immune from falling prey to the same tendencies. If supes are everywhere, then why not make money off of them? Ultimately, though, Vought isn't interested in its superheroes saving the world, protecting the country from threats both foreign and domestic, or even doing much of anything, really, but continuing to exist as the comforting facade of safety, reassurance, and all-American values they present to the rest of the world — and when the cracks begin to form in the carefully crafted veneer, then it becomes a question of whether these supes are more trouble than they're worth.
Credit: William Morrow
This same dilemma also partially forms the crux of Natalie Zina Walschots' new book Hench, which follows the perspective of Anna, a self-described "hench" who winds up mostly temping for lower-tier supervillains. One particularly fateful assignment turns into a hostage situation that she never anticipated, and the subsequent devastating encounter with one of the glorified "heroes" (a Superman insert known as "Supercollider") leaves Anna licking her wounds and trying to understand where it all went wrong. Enter her predilection for data analysis combined with a personal vendetta against the superhero who flicked her aside as nonchalantly as if she were nothing more than a fly who'd landed on his shoulder, and she's got a formula in place for how superheroes actually do just as much to hurt the world as they do to save it. Anna's strategy is based in cold, numbers-based vengeance; she'll use what she's devised on paper to slowly dismantle the external structures keeping the heroes both propped up on a pedestal in the public eye and buoyed by their own inflated sense of self-importance.
Anna doesn't absolve herself from her own culpability, however, even as she continually targets superheroes for a swift and methodical takedown based on the algorithms she's created — and the unflinching results of her revenge are as spectacular as they are occasionally stomach-turning. Meanwhile, the superheroes of both Hench and The Boys project a seemingly perfect image that's accepted by the general population at face value, with diehard fans more than willing to cape for their favorites without even bothering to try and peek below the surface. But as Anna's formula gradually proves, and as the truth behind the Seven slowly reveals itself, it's clear that most of these purported "heroes" are just one terrible day away from becoming one of the bad guys instead. One could potentially make the case that just based on the sheer devastation that occurs every time a superhero intervenes in a crisis — destruction and loss of life that is simply attributed to collateral damage, or a necessary consequence of frequent battles between titan-like figures — Marvel's Civil War takes a stab at this idea, with Cap and Tony on opposite sides of the necessity of accountability, but the plot thread trails away in the midst of a personal betrayal. What Hench and The Boys do is ask how much truly separates the heroes from the villains, in the end? Is it a question of morality? A difference of values? Or is it thanks to how we've been perceiving them all along?
These days, superheroes are literally everywhere; we've spent over a decade now watching them evolve from characters mostly consigned to the pages of comic books to featuring as larger-than-life figures in their own movies, television shows, and larger shared universes that attempt to thread the needle between the two with varying levels of success. And yet whether audiences might be fatigued from the verifiable onslaught of these stories dominating the genre landscape doesn't really seem to matter; you only have to look at the purported slate of upcoming films for Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe to have all the confirmation needed that superheroes aren't going away anytime soon.
But maybe fiction like Hench and The Boys indicates the beginning of a slightly different direction for superhero stories in the mainstream, something more honest and discerning that doesn't gloss over certain harsh truths. That's not to say that there has to be a "dark and gritty" version of every Batman and Superman narrative moving forward, because the reality is that our everyday lives are troubled enough as it is and escapism into other worlds is necessary, almost invaluable. What proves to be more novel and ambitious about these recent forays into the genre is that they do ask us to question the merit of blind worship when it comes to our caped, masked, and costumed faves — and ultimately, lead us toward wondering if the line between heroes and villains is even less stark than we've always believed it to be.
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Is this the coolest Electric Car ever or just a ridiculous whacky concept?
/ EV News, Features / By Alastair
Yes it is once again CES time, the annual gadget fest in Las Vegas dedicated to all things consumer electronic and this year has a large focus on Electric cars.
We are expecting a slew of announcements from Ford, VW, BMW and Google on their plans and views for future EV products. We will report on these over the week. But first the crazy looking concept from Faraday is on display.
Who: Faraday Future
A California-based Chinese funded electric car company that's been operating in stealth mode for the past year and a half and has teased the public with some fancy video concepts without saying anything.
What: The FFZERO1
A super high-performance EV concept car. The sinewy machine looks more appropriate for a race track than a city street thanks to a claimed 1,000 horsepower, a 0-60 time under three seconds, and a top speed over 200 miles per hour. Of course, those are all purely theoretical numbers since this is just a concept, though the company teases that it could see "limited production."
The car features a glass roof, which offers a clear view of the white carbon fibre interior and some of the car's more novel ideas, like a smartphone mount in the centre of the steering wheel, the Halo Safety System that supports the driver's head and neck, and a helmet that feeds the driver water and oxygen. The instrument panel is also designed to gather biometric data about the driver.
Realistically, the FFZERO1 is not going to be Faraday Future's first production car — instead, they're using it to show off the potential that Faraday sees in its upcoming billion-dollar Nevada factory. The concept's underlying platform, which it calls the Variable Platform Architecture, is touted as being highly customisable.
The company claims it is it on course to deliver its first production vehicle in two years' time. This seems by any stretch to be hight ambitious.
Research chief Nick Sampson – who was formerly an engineer at rival electric car-maker Tesla – suggested his firm was able to move faster than others thanks to its adoption of "variable production architecture".
He explained this meant it would use the same basic underlying structure on all its vehicles, adapting it to include anywhere from one to four motors, battery packs of various sizes, different types of wheelbases and other optional parts.
Faraday Future plans to break ground on the factory north of Las Vegas in the next few weeks, a futuristic space that the company sees as a tourist destination. "We are moving fast," Morris says. "Showing a high-performance vehicle speaks to our DNA. The company's been around for less than 18 months, and we're now up to 550 employees in Southern California. Bringing a car to market, we're trying to do it as quickly as possible, but we are going to make sure that quality is a priority."
"The car's obviously very radical but that's what concepts are all about," commented Thilo Koslowski from the tech consultancy Gartner.
"I think Faraday has a good understanding of what it has to do in order to be successful. But we will have to see if it will be successful. I can tell you that the established vehicle manufacturers are not standing still either."
Scott Evans, associate editor at the Motor Trend news site, was more doubtful.
"Faraday Future claims to be disrupting the industry and completely rethinking the car, but is promising stuff everyone else is doing," he tweeted.
Aero tunnels
The internet-connected 1,000-horsepower FFZero1 incorporates several ambitious elements including:
The ability to top 200mph (321 kph) and accelerate from zero to 60mph in less than three seconds
A helmet that provides oxygen and water to the driver – As there is no storage at all, this may be essential.
"Aero tunnels" that channel air through the vehicle to reduce drag and cool the batteries
A multi-touch screen interface and augmented reality views projected onto the road ahead
How many of these are intended to make it to market was unclear.
But its chief designer, Richard Kim, said its edged side – which he described as a "UFO line" – would feature in all Faraday Future vehicles to mark them out.
In time, the firm said it intended to build self-drive vehicles and would not only sell its cars but also provide "connected mobility" to the wider population.
"Electric mobility has been hampered by a lack of charging stations so Faraday Future has invested in a car sharing company," explained Alexander Renz from the consultancy Clareo.
"It is serious about going beyond car ownership.
"And the partnership with LeTV, which is the Netflix of China, is about seeing the car as a platform. In the future when cars will be driverless, people will need something to do."
The launch was slightly marred by several technical faults involving faulty teleprompters.
Potentially a bigger issue, however, was the Financial Times' spot that Faraday Future's chief battery architect had left after 15 months in the role. The company is only three months older than that.


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Email: rrehberg@fiu.edu
Robb Rehberg, PhD, ATC, NREMT
Robb is a tenured professor and Coordinator of Athletic Training Clinical Education in the Department of Kinesiology at William Paterson University. He also serves as the lead Athletic Trainer Spotter for the National Football League for the New York Jets, and in July 2019, assumed the role of coordinating the AT spotter program league-wide. He has served as a consultant to the legal and insurance industries since 2006. In 2009, he co- founded the Rehberg Konin Group, a consulting firm specializing in consulting in sports medicine, sport safety and risk management. He is also the founder, President and CEO of Sport Safety International, an organization dedicated to promoting safe participation in sport and physical activity through education. Robb is a textbook author and frequent speaker at regional, national and international conferences. He is a former president of the Athletic Trainers' Society of New Jersey (ATSNJ), and currently serves on the Society's Governmental Affairs Committee. He previously served on the NATA Foundation Board of Directors, and as treasurer of the Eastern Athletic Trainers' Association. Robb is a Hall of Fame member of both the Athletic Trainers' Society of New Jersey and the New Jersey Scholastic Coaches Association, is the recipient the Service Award from both the ATSNJ and NATA, and was recognized as a Most Distinguished Athletic Trainer by the NATA. He has also received the NATA's Excellence in Continuing Education award and the William T. Griffin Award for Excellence in Legislative Advocacy. He was also recognized by Montclair State University for his efforts in responding to the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on 9/11, He earned his bachelor's degree in Athletic Training, with a minor in Health Science from West Chester University of Pennsylvania, a Master of Sport Science degree with an emphasis in Sport Management from the United States Sports Academy, and a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Health Science with a concentration in international health research and education from Touro University International.


Luna is ready for adventures, people.
After four months of full-time travel (and a sort-of travel month back in Colorado), I've embarked on a massive re-packing mission. And said re-packing mission totally applies to Luna as well as me.
We also carry small bags of food and treats with us, though the size of these varies based on how much we have left over at the end of one destination. Whenever we go to a new destination, I do try to have at least a day or two's worth of food on hand. And, if I run out, I can always head to the grocery store and make some dog food myself.
And since we travel full-time, I have to get creative with the space in my backpack. Thus, a lot of the things I carry Luna and I share: like the tweezers for picking off ticks from our many hikes, scissors, or the soon-to-be-shared organic soap. What's mine is hers and hers is mine. And any time I can think of something with a dual purpose, I consider that a huge win.
For long plane flights, ferry rides, or airport stays, pee pads can be great to have on hand. Luna refuses to use them (seriously, she'd rather hold it for 14 hours; it's kind of ridiculous), so I no longer haul them.
When I first left to travel full-time, I carried a small bottle of cleaner in case of in-transit potty accidents. In four months of full-time travel (and the two years prior), Luna is maintaining a zero accident record, so I'm tossing the cleaner and crossing my fingers.
If your dog hasn't done something before (e.g. plane travel, ferry travel), it might be a good idea to have a vet prescribed sedative on hand just in case they panic. Luna, as it turns out, is a chilled out traveler, so we never needed ours and I'm no longer going to lug them around.
This can come in handy for covering couches or comforters to keep dirt or dog hair off.
These can help with dog allergies (wipe off your pooch when she comes in from outside), rainy day foot wiping after potty breaks, or minor accident cleanup. Luna's allergies seem to be just in Colorado, so we're going without this time around.
I am loving the dual function approach. Do be careful with the tweezers (why we have a tick remover) they tend to cut the ticks body off the head, leaving the head attached to your dog. It can lead to infection.
Reading your post I am happy to see that the basics are the same. How is Luna in extreme weather? Monte has severe reactions to extreme heat or cold.
Good point. Tweezers are a precise sort of science when it comes to ticks.
As far as extreme weather goes, Luna doesn't do well with super cold temps (we haven't had to deal with super hot), but neither do I, so I generally try to avoid them anyway. We spent the summer chasing fall-ish temperatures mostly and now we're off to San Diego for at least part of the winter.
If we end up in a super cold locale in the future, I'll probably buy some booties (her paws seem to be the biggest issue in snow and cold) and another coat or two.
I too love the dual purpose stuff! I'm totally checking out the Dr. Bronners tip for our own packing, as soon as I stop typing this. Thanks, and even more thanks for organizing this collaboration!!
Anytime! It was pleasure to collaborate with you guys! And I'll let you know how Dr. Bronner's works. I just bought some and intend to start washing Luna with it as soon as we run out of her other shampoo (which will be really soon).
Ooo! I need to look into this Dr. Bonners stuff. Both my pups have sensitive skin.
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@Vesta, So much! I have done that too many times myself.
Definitely have a few sedatives. I have a very tame pet that I recently flew with. Hardly ever makes any noise, but wanted to talk to everyone while we flew!
I agree. Having sedatives on hand, particularly the first time you travel with a pet, is not only a good idea for your pet, but for your own comfort level. If your dog goes crazy, you know you have something on hand to calm them down.
That said, my vet recommended not giving the pet sedatives unless you need to. As I understand it, there is a small element of danger in sedating your pet. So I only use sedatives as necessary.
I haven't traveled with my dogs but I imagine they would need quite a lot of accident prevention gear. Great list for travelers with pets who travel!


Joanne Joseph talks to Tom Wilson about major impending risks, the benefits of big data, how regulation can spur innovation and how actuaries can broaden their horizons.
Don't be fooled by his American accent: Tom Wilson is well and truly used to spending his personal and professional life in Europe. He has worked for the last 28 years in Zurich, London, Amsterdam and, for the last 10 years, in Munich. His career spans finance and risk in the insurance and banking sectors, including CRO or divisional CFO roles in large corporations such as Swiss Re and ING, as well as McKinsey and Oliver & Wyman. He now finds himself at Allianz.
Asked about the major risks affecting large insurance companies, Wilson breaks them down by timeframe. In the short term, he sees financial risk as critical, given its significance for life retirement balance sheets – ahead of more traditional risks such as natural catastrophes or longer term risks such as climate change. He believes a downturn of the financial market could be due soon, potentially fuelled by unstable global political relationships. In the medium term of three to five years, Wilson stresses the increasing importance of regulatory changes affecting taxes, capital requirements or market conduct and sales practices. Also of critical concern over a mid-term horizon is cyber risk. "We don't have a good handle with accumulation scenarios," he says. "It's a challenge because those accumulation scenarios change as the attack vectors change, as defences change, and it's not clear if traditional underwriting approaches will be amenable." It is also unclear whether cyber terrorism is insurable, and what the true definition of it is, adding an extra layer of uncertainty.
Long term, technology is his top choice: "The question is, what will the business system look like in the next 10-15 years in terms of acquisition, and customer lifetime management, underwriting, claims management, third-party administration businesses and so on? Second, what will the profit pool look like in the face of technological and demographic changes?" In Wilson's view, FinTech is likely to result in disaggregation of the current business system. This could severely impact how acquisition of business is done in the future – tied agency networks will be increasingly challenged by new competitive ecosystems or even by artificial intelligence robots. Another area of potential impact is motor insurance. The growth of megacities and the sharing economy will see car ownership decrease, and become concentrated, replacing B-to-C with B-2-B insurance offerings, while autonomous vehicles will substantially reduce frequency, all which will bring motor premiums down.
Risk management is driven by early identification of risks, Wilson believes – "by the time I see the risk show up in my numbers, it's too late". It is important to keep abreast of the development of risks and to stay close enough to the business, so that you can identify risks as they develop – rather than when they show up on your radar. Through job rotations, people development and "walking the walk" Wilson has built a network of risk-aware individuals within the organisation to ensure he can stay on top of risk management. These individuals are involved in business decisions on a regular basis, as the issues are emerging, rather than hitting once the risks have crystallised.
He outlines the difficulty of balancing the growing financial reporting landscape and shareholders' information needs, and how these aspects result in necessary innovation. "We have an increasing shareholder expectation for value creation despite challenging growth conditions, which means that either I get more efficient or I could turn into a pure reporting unit. In terms of meeting shareholder expectations, we are very well positioned to innovate, simply because the need is higher. If we don't innovate, we will be stifled by our tasks and relegated to a pure controlling perspective." As Wilson explains, risk innovation means addressing interesting issues, for example, how capital is allocated to different segments of the business and regions, whether capital is appropriately renumbered, and whether peak accumulations are within risk appetite.
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Q: Open Android app from URL using intent-filter not working I have an Android app that people use as a replacement for a website. Hence, when users encounter an URL to the website, I want to give them the option to "open the URL" in my app instead of in the browser. In other words I want the popup to appear that lets them choose between my app and the browser (and possibly other apps).
I understand from various sources that I need to add an intent filter to an activity in my app with the 'data' filter that filters on URLs of the correct form.
The website in question is http://members.iracing.com, hence I have added the following intent filter:
    <activity
        android:name=".MainActivity"
        android:label="@string/title_activity_main" >
        <intent-filter>
            <action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN" />
            <category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER" />
        </intent-filter>
        <intent-filter>
            <action android:name="android.intent.action.VIEW" />
            <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT" />
            <data android:scheme="http" />
            <data android:host="members.iracing.com" />
        </intent-filter>
    </activity>

I have tried various forms of these data filters, like using a single 'data' node with both attributes:
        <intent-filter>
            <action android:name="android.intent.action.VIEW" />
            <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT" />
            <data android:scheme="http" android:host="members.iracing.com"/>
        </intent-filter>

It is simply not working. I don't know what else to tell you. I hosted a simple HTML page on my website with a couple links to various pages on that website (all starting with "http://members.iracing.com/...") and when I click any of them, they simply open in the browser without ever asking me which app I want to use. I tried it both on the emulator as well as after installing the app on my physical device, nothing works. I tried this in a completely BLANK, new Android project just to see if that would work, nothing.
I then realized that the website requires authentication, and if you are not logged in it redirects to the login page at https://members.iracing.com/membersite/login.jsp, hence I tried replacing the scheme by "https". I even tried changing the host to "www.members.iracing.com", and in the end I even tried a combination of all these things (not sure if this should work, but hey, I'm desperate at this point.....)
       <intent-filter>
            <action android:name="android.intent.action.VIEW" />
            <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT" />
            <data android:scheme="http" />
            <data android:scheme="https" />
            <data android:host="members.iracing.com" />
            <data android:host="www.members.iracing.com" />
        </intent-filter>

Still no go. I'm not sure if the redirect is relevant though, the browser clearly first goes to the non-redirected site, then does the redirect to the login page, but at no point do I get the choice to open it in my app. Furthermore, if I login manually in the browser first, there is no redirect, and it still does not work.
Am I missing something obvious here? I'm pulling my hair out why this isn't working, and I cannot debug it besides trying every possible combination I could think of (I did...). Thanks for any help!

A: I thought I will post this here since I spent some time looking into why my intent filter did not work. It turns out that it was working all along but matches are exact. Thus if you register your intent for http://myexample.com and you click in http://myexample.com/blah it will not work.
Adding the following fixed the issue:
<data android:pathPattern="/.*" />

So the intent filter looks like:
<intent-filter>
            <action android:name="android.intent.action.VIEW" />
            <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT" />
            <category android:name="android.intent.category.BROWSABLE" />
            <data android:host="example.com" />
            <data android:scheme="https" />
            <data android:pathPattern="/.*" />
</intent-filter>

A: use these three in your <intent filter>
<action android:name="android.intent.action.VIEW" />
<category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT" />
<category android:name="android.intent.category.BROWSABLE" />

A: @nurieta, your answer did the trick for me thanks!
One word of advice since I am dealing with potential query strings, I handled it through a bit of code in the .java in order to determine if to just open the app or to send you to a specific location in the app. My app is just a WebView that runs a JQuery mobile app.
    if(getIntent().getData()!=null){//check if intent is not null
        Uri data = getIntent().getData();//set a variable for the Intent
        String scheme = data.getScheme();//get the scheme (http,https)
        String fullPath = data.getEncodedSchemeSpecificPart();//get the full path -scheme - fragments

        combine = scheme+"://"+fullPath; //combine to get a full URI
    }

    String url = null;//declare variable to hold final URL
    if(combine!=null){//if combine variable is not empty then navigate to that full path
        url = combine;
    }
    else{//else open main page
        url = "http://www.example.com";
    }
    webView.load(url);


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Name: _________________________ Period: ___________________
This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Searching for Soma: The Golden Vedic Enigma.
1. What is the connection between the loss of connection to nature and humanity?
(a) Agriculture.
(b) Animal breeding.
(c) Livestock.
(d) Domestication.
2. Why might Zoroaster have banned Soma?
(a) He objected to altered states of mind.
(b) He thought of all altered states of mind as witchcraft.
(c) He objected to the bull sacrifice that was a part of the ritual.
(d) He was greatly influenced by the Christian religion that was forming.
3. What is interesting to note about the Western monotheistic deity?
(a) All of these.
(b) Women are transformed into a negative aspect.
(c) Women are praised but captive.
(d) Women aren't involved as they are in every other religion.
4. What is a common occurrence regarding psilocybin intoxication?
(a) Both of these.
(b) Neither of these.
(c) Spontaneous outbursts of poetry.
(d) Speaking in tongues.
5. What female deities persisted in the patriarchal society?
(a) The cult of Mary.
(b) The divine Parusha.
(c) All of these.
(d) The cult of Kali.
1. What according to McKenna seems to be the unique characteristic of the hominids?
2. Why must the plant sought require no preparation?
3. Why didn't the author settle for the ayahuasca in the marketplace?
4. What did the author learn about in India regarding religion?
5. What is the soul of poetic verse?
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AxarquiaCancer charity now able to transport patients from Frigiliana and Nerja to appointments
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Cancer charity now able to transport patients from Frigiliana and Nerja to appointments
The association received a 3,000 euro grant from Nerja town hall to purchase the vehicle, which can carry up to seven people
EUGENIO CABEZAS AXARQUÍA. Wednesday, 14 December 2022, 11:44
The local president of the Spanish Association Against Cancer in Nerja (AECC), Aurelia Lopez, and the provincial manager of the charity, Pedro González, presented on Monday 12 December at Nerja's Balcón de Europa a new vehicle the charity has recently acquired, with a contribution of 3,000 euros from the town hall.
The vehicle, which has space for up to seven people, will be able to transport patients from Nerja and Frigiliana to health centres in the area for treatment appointments.
Mayor of Nerja José Alberto Armijo thanked the charity for "everything they are doing to help so many patients with cancer as well as their families".
Mayor of Frigiliana, Alejandro Herrero, also thanked the AECC for their work and added that the town hall "will continue to help in everything, as we believe it is our obligation and also a very necessary job".
The AECC thanked Nerja and Frigiliana town halls for their contribution and explained that further information about the transport service is available by calling: 619 539 737, or at the local headquarters of the association, located in the Youth Information Centre in Calle Almirante Ferrándiz in Nerja.


Washington D.C. – Congressman Adam Smith released the following statement about the Russell amendment attacking LGBT rights that was included in the FY 2017 National Defense Authorization Act. During mark-up of the NDAA in committee, Democrats fought against efforts to expand religious organizations' ability to conduct 'taxpayer funded discrimination' against LGBT individuals, women, and other groups.
Washington D.C. – Yesterday, the House Armed Services Committee completed its mark-up of the FY2017 National Defense Authorization Act.
"The House Armed Services Committee is maintaining its bipartisan tradition. We worked through a lot of issues throughout the mark-up process, including a number of very controversial provisions. We crafted legislation the way it is supposed to be done. We held productive debates, disagreed, voted, and at the end of the process we passed a very significant piece of legislation.
During the mark-up, Democrats fought hard and won votes to protect the environment, overriding measures that would have prohibited USDA funds from being used to support DOD efforts to procure alternative fuels, prevented the construction of biofuel refineries, and overturned President Obama's executive orders on climate change and sustainability.
Democrats won on a vote to establish equality for women in the military, by including them in the Selective Service.
Democrats won on votes to expand parental leave for military members to 14 days, expand adoption leave for dual military couples to 36 days, and require the Secretary of Defense to study flexible maternity and paternity leave sharing.
With the support of my colleague Congressman Clyburn, I offered an amendment to pressure South Carolina to take down the Confederate battle flag flying above The Citadel, but Republicans modified it and voted for a version that would allow the flag to continue flying.
I continue to fight to remove unnecessary restrictions on the closure of the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, and offered an amendment to get rid of the unnecessary restrictions on GTMO transfers added in last year's NDAA. My amendment failed but I will continue to fight to close this international eyesore that undermines national security objectives and damages our credibility with regard to human rights and international law.
Democrats fought back against an effort to prohibit unused military facilities from being used to house unaccompanied undocumented children.
Democrats fought back against efforts to protect government contractors who pervasively violate labor, nondiscrimination, workplace safety, minimum wage, and other laws from disclosure requirements.
Democrats fought against efforts to expand religious organizations' ability to conduct 'taxpayer funded discrimination' against LGBT individuals, women, and other groups.
Democrats fought to remove $317 million in unrequested funds for nuclear weapons modernization, to reverse restrictions on dismantling nuclear weapons no longer in use, stop plans for an infeasible $300 billion 'Star Wars' space-based antimissile shield, and fought for independent cost estimates and more insight into the 30-year trillion-dollar plan for nuclear modernization.
Democrats fought big oil-driven efforts to weaken the Endangered Species Act and undermine collaboration between DOD and DOI on land management via attacks on the sage grouse, the lesser prairie chicken, and the burying beetle.
The bill expresses a Sense of Congress valuing the expanded opportunities for women in the military and recognizing their long history of military service to the United States.
It includes $10 million for research, development, and training at historically black universities and colleges; $20 million for military STEM education for at-risk youth; and $10 million for K-12 STEM education.
It allows transgender servicemembers who have changed their name after separation from service to receive amended discharge documents with their new name.
It requires the Secretary of the Navy to review the court-martial convictions of those accused in the Port Chicago Naval Magazine incident of July 1944, to ensure there was no racial bias.
It requires a review of the service records of Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander veterans from the Korean war and Vietnam war to determine whether racial bias unjustly prevented them from receiving Medals of Honor, in order to set the record straight.
It directs the Secretary of Defense to examine the feasibility of allow applicants to the Discharge Review Board and the Boards for the Correction of Military Records to appear before the boards remotely.
It includes Talia's Law, a measure to prevent child abuse and neglect on military installations.
It fully funds nuclear nonproliferation and funds nuclear clean-up efforts.
It directs a study to try and identify individuals who are at high risk for suicide, as well as outlining efforts to combat suicidality.
It affirms the Secretary of Defense's legal ability to allow immigrants – including DREAMers – to enlist in the military and serve our nation in uniform.
I continue to fight for the wellbeing of our service members and provide critical support in efforts to address opioid misuse, abuse, addiction, overdose and death. I offered an amendment accepted by the committee directing the Secretary of Defense to submit a report to Congress on the DOD's efforts to prevent, educate and treat prescription opioid drug abuse.
I support people-to-people ties, as they form bonds and bridges between nations. Helping build capacity abroad through education, including English language programs, advances national security goals. The bill requires a brief on opportunities to explore expanded education programs abroad and at home, including partnerships with U.S. colleges and universities.
I recognize the importance of exploring technology for clean water and desalination. Knowing the DOD has made advances in desalination technology and that lack of clean water is a factor in destabilization around the world, the bill requires the DOD to provide further information on the recent advances in desalination technologies and how those advances have been shared with other Government agencies.
I continue to work towards stability and security in Somalia. The bill affirms the DOD's bi-lateral security cooperation and counter-terrorism efforts to improve the security situation in Somalia and address terrorist threats from Al-Shabaab.
Washington, DC – Today during the National Defense Authorization Act markup, Republicans on the House Armed Services Committee voted to adopt an amendment that would allow the state of South Carolina to override a federal measure withdrawing ROTC support for The Citadel if it continues flying the Confederate battle flag.
Ranking Member Adam Smith, in consultation with Congressman James Clyburn, introduced a measure that would have withdrawn support for ROTC at The Citadel if the Confederate battle flag continued to fly. In order to avoid voting on that measure, Republicans introduced and passed a modified amendment that would allow the flag to continue flying if The Citadel's Board of Visitors voted to remove the flag, even though such a vote cannot remove the flag under South Carolina law.
"Terrorism is about spreading fear. As we combat violent extremism and the spread of dangerous propaganda, we must recognize that hateful ideology originates both overseas and at home. Since the 9/11 attacks, domestic terrorists have killed more people in the United States than foreign terrorist organizations. Numerous domestic terror acts, including those at the Seattle Jewish Federation, Planned Parenthood in Colorado, Oklahoma City, the Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, the Sikh Temple in Wisconsin and the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC, have made clear that violent extremism is not limited to a single ideology, nor does it always breed on foreign soil.
"Earlier this week, the House of Representatives considered H.R. 4820, the Combating Terrorist Recruitment Act. Notably, this bill weakens national security by excluding domestic terror organizations from its focus and ignoring that terrorists are inspired by a broad number of religious, political and ideological beliefs.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Ranking Members Adam Smith, Robert C. "Bobby" Scott, and Elijah Cummings of, respectively, the House Armed Services Committee, the House Education and the Workforce Committee, and the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform issued the following statements today after learning about forthcoming efforts to ban implementation of the Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces Executive Order via an amendment in the FY 2017 Defense Authorization Act.
The Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces Executive Order would require defense contractors who have committed serial violations of employment, safety, and minimum wage laws or serial discrimination based on race, gender, pregnancy, disability, or veterans status to disclose that they have done so to the government when applying for new contracts.


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Denial of new trial based on newly discovered evidence affirmed
State v. Andre L. Thornton, 2018AP871-CR, 3/26/19, District 1 (not recommended for publication); case activity (including briefs)
A jury convicted Thornton of 1st degree reckless homicide, party to a crime. On appeal he argued that Lee, one of the State's witnesses, had perjured himself 10 years earlier in an unrelated, federal case. Thornton requested a new trial based on this newly-discovered evidence.
¶25 To be entitled to a new trial based on newly discovered evidence "a defendant must prove: '(1) the evidence was discovered after conviction; (2) the defendant was not negligent in seeking the evidence; (3) the evidence is material to an issue in the case; and (4) the evidence is not merely cumulative.'" State v. Plude, 2008 WI 58, ¶32, 310 Wis. 2d 28, 750 N.W.2d 42 (citation omitted). "If the defendant is able to prove all four of these criteria, then it must be determined whether a reasonable probability exists that had the jury heard the newly[]discovered evidence, it would have had a reasonable doubt as to the defendant's guilt." Id.
¶26 "A reasonable probability of a different result exists if there is a reasonable probability that a jury, looking at both the old and the new evidence, would have a reasonable doubt as to the defendant's guilt." Avery, 345 Wis. 2d 407, ¶25.
The court of appeals held that "new evidence that merely impeaches credibility of a witness is not a basis for a new trial on that ground alone." See Greer v. State, 40 Wis. 2d 72, 78, 161 N.W.2d 255 (1968). Opinion, ¶30. It further held that evidence of Lee's perjury would not have made a difference because at trial defense counsel had already impeached Lee's credibility by attacking him with evidence of his 10 prior convictions and pointing out that he was motivated to lie to improve his situation at an upcoming sentencing hearing. Also, "there was more than sufficient evidence" to convict Thornton even without Lee's testimony. Opinion, ¶¶33-35.
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Prostatic involvement by lymphoma and leukemia is rare in surgical pathology practice. In the 2 largest consecutive series, leukemia/lymphoma was identified in less than 1% of prostates.
Terris et al evaluated 1092 consecutive radical prostatectomy specimens, and pelvic lymph nodes if available, removed for prostatic adenocarcinoma.  They found 1.2% of cases were involved by leukemia or lymphoma: 9 chronic lymphocytic leukemia/small lymphocytic lymphomas (CLL/SLLs), 3 Hodgkin lymphomas, and 1 hairy cell leukemia. In total, 0.8% (9 cases) demonstrated prostate and lymph node involvement, while 0.4% (4 cases) showed lymph node involvement only. Five (38.5%) patients had preoperative lymphocytosis.
Similarly, Chu et al evaluated 4831 consecutive prostate specimens (3,405 biopsies, 266 transurethral resections, and 1,160 prostatectomies).  They found that 15 (0.3%) cases demonstrated involvement by leukemia or lymphoma: 8 CLL/SLLs, 1 follicular lymphoma, 2 marginal-zone lymphomas, 2 mantle cell lymphomas, and 2 diffuse large B-cell lymphomas (DLBCLs).
Combined, these studies suggest CLL/SLL is the most common type of leukemia/lymphoma to involve the prostate in routine specimens, and it is usually seen in association with involvement at different sites, particularly the pelvic lymph nodes.
Primary prostatic lymphoma has been defined by the criteria of Bostwick and Mann, which include (1) symptoms attributable to prostatic enlargement, (2) prostate as the predominant site of involved, and (3) absence of involvement of liver, spleen, or lymph nodes within 1 month of diagnosis.  Primary prostatic lymphoma is probably less common than secondary prostatic involvement, as the largest series to date consists of 22 cases, pulled from the archives of 3 major academic medical centers.  The majority in this series (12 cases) were DLBCLs, with smaller numbers of SLL (4 cases), follicular lymphoma (4 cases), and Burkitt lymphoma (2 cases).
As in other sites, chronic lymphocytic leukemia/small lymphocytic lymphoma (CLL/SLL) of the prostate histologically appears as expanses of monomorphic mature-appearing lymphocytes with round nuclear contours, condensed chromatin, and inconspicuous nucleoli. The infiltrate usually is patchy in distribution. Lymphoma cells may efface the prostate architecture and may extend outside of the prostate. Tumor cells typically infiltrate the prostatic stroma in a nonperiglandular manner, and they may infiltrate between normal prostate glands. The typical immunophenotype is CD20+/CD10-/CD5+/cyclin D1-. Light-chain restriction may be identifiable by immunohistochemistry.
The primary differential diagnosis of CLL/SLL is benign chronic inflammation, which is very common in the prostate. In contrast to the monomorphic, expansive infiltrate of CLL/SLL, benign chronic inflammation is composed of a heterogeneous inflammatory cell population, which tends to be more limited in extent than lymphoma. Benign chronic inflammation is also preferentially periglandular, and thus it does not demonstrate the infiltrative growth in the prostatic stroma frequently observed in CLL/SLL.
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia/small lymphocytic lymphoma (CLL/SLL) of the prostate. Lymphoma cells infiltrate the prostatic stroma in a nonperiglandular manner.
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia/small lymphocytic lymphoma (CLL/SLL) of the prostate, high power. Lymphoid cells are monomorphic and low grade.
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia/small lymphocytic lymphoma (CLL/SLL) involving the prostate. Lymphoma cells infiltrate between prostate glands, in a more subtle manner than in the above case. CLL/SLL also involved the pelvic lymph nodes in this patient.
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia/small lymphocytic lymphoma (CLL/SLL) of the prostate, high power. Lymphoma cells are monomorphic and low grade.
Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) appears as an expansive proliferation of high-grade lymphoid cells with enlarged nuclei with vesicular chromatin. Mitotic activity is increased and apoptotic debris is common. Tumor cells often demonstrate destructive growth and extend beyond the prostate. They may also infiltrate between benign glands. Expression of CD45 and CD20 is seen, consistent with B-cell lineage.
The main differential diagnosis of DLBCL is poorly differentiated carcinoma. DLBCL is CD45 positive and pan-cytokeratin negative in the great majority of cases, while prostatic adenocarcinoma and urothelial carcinoma are CD45 negative and pan-cytokeratin positive. Granulomatous prostatitis may also be in the differential diagnosis for DLBCL, as it demonstrates an expansive, destructive infiltrate of CD45-positive cells. The cells comprising granulomatous prostatitis are much less atypical than those of DLBCL, and they are CD68-positive histiocytes, while DLBCL is CD68 negative.
Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) of prostate, high power. Tumor cells are high grade with vesicular chromatin.
CD20 immunostain of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) of the prostate.
Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) of the prostate on needle core. Gland destruction is evident even at low power.
Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) of the prostate on needle core. CD20 immunohistochemistry shows strong, diffuse expression in lymphoma cells.
Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) of the prostate, high power.
Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) of the prostate, high power. Lymphoma cells have high-grade nuclei. Apoptotic debris and mitotic figures are readily identified.
Mantle cell lymphoma typically appears as a proliferation of monomorphic small lymphocytes with irregular, angulated nuclei and inconspicuous nucleoli. Tumors cells grow in an expansive, infiltrative manner. The typical immunophenotype is CD20+/CD10-/CD5+/Cyclin D1+.
Mantle cell lymphoma of the prostate. Tumor cells show an infiltrative pattern.
Cyclin D1 immunostain of mantle cell lymphoma of the prostate.
CD20 immunostain of a mantle cell lymphoma of prostate.
Marginal-zone lymphoma typically appears as an expansive, infiltrative proliferation of small- to medium-sized lymphocytes with variably smooth to irregular nuclear contours. Enlarged, higher-grade tumor cells resembling centroblasts are frequently seen, with increasing number associated with more aggressive tumor behavior. A subset of tumor cells may have the appearance of plasma cells. Associated benign chronic inflammation, including reactive non-neoplastic germinal cells, is common. As with other lymphomas, marginal-zone lymphomas grow in a destructive manner and may extend beyond the prostate. Lymphoepithelial lesions are a classic (but nonspecific) finding in marginal-zone lymphoma and consist of tumor cells infiltrating altered benign prostate glands. The typical immunophenotype is CD20+/CD10-/CD5-/cyclin D1-. CD43 may be expressed. Light-chain restriction may be seen, particularly when there is a plasmacytic component.
Marginal-zone lymphoma of the prostate.
CD20 immunostain of marginal-zone lymphoma of the prostate.
Marginal-zone lymphoma of the prostate, infiltrating the fibromuscular stroma (right) and extending into the extraprostatic soft tissue (left). Prostatic adenocarcinoma is also present (right) and is involved by the lymphoma.
Marginal-zone lymphoma of the prostate, infiltrating fibromuscular stroma in a nonperiglandular manner.
Marginal-zone lymphoma of the prostate involves a focus of prostatic adenocarcinoma.
Marginal-zone lymphoma of the prostate, high power. Nuclei are monomorphic, small, and low grade.
Leukemias and lymphomas are an extraordinarily diverse group of disease, with multiple subtypes with unique molecular findings. To date, no study has shown that leukemias and lymphomas of the prostate differ molecularly from analogous leukemias/lymphomas at other locations.
As in other locations, prognosis in prostatic involvement by leukemia/lymphoma is dependent on the subtype.
Terris MK, Hausdorff J, Freiha FS. Hematolymphoid malignancies diagnosed at the time of radical prostatectomy. J Urol. 1997 Oct. 158(4):1457-9. [Medline].
Chu PG, Huang Q, Weiss LM. Incidental and concurrent malignant lymphomas discovered at the time of prostatectomy and prostate biopsy: a study of 29 cases. Am J Surg Pathol. 2005 May. 29(5):693-9. [Medline].
Bostwick DG, Mann RB. Malignant lymphomas involving the prostate. A study of 13 cases. Cancer. 1985 Dec 15. 56(12):2932-8. [Medline].
Bostwick DG, Iczkowski KA, Amin MB, Discigil G, Osborne B. Malignant lymphoma involving the prostate: report of 62 cases. Cancer. 1998 Aug 15. 83(4):732-8. [Medline].
The author would like to acknowledge Scott Owens, MD, Associate Professor, Department of Pathology, University of Michigan Medical School, for his review and feedback on this article.


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RIP Your Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II
Written by Lordy McLord on September 9, 2022
With a smile that could melt the hardest of hearts, she reigned for seven long decades with dignity, a deep sense of duty and resilience, together with a wonderful sense of humour, wit and kindness that is attested to by the worlds dignitaries in their many tributes to her.
On her 21st birthday, she made a radio broadcast to her future subjects around the world:
"I declare before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service and the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong".
Thankfully, it was long and she never wavered from this promise throughout her reign, right up to the day of her death.
Amongst so many tributes from all around the world, António Guterres, the UN's secretary-general, said Queen Elizabeth was "a reassuring presence throughout decades of sweeping change, including the decolonisation of Africa and Asia and the evolution of the Commonwealth".
In a statement, he paid tribute to "her unwavering, lifelong dedication to serving her people. The world will long remember her devotion and leadership".
After reading through all the tributes, it is heart warming to realise just how loved our dear Queen was.
The world is a sorrier place without her.
~Lordy
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