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list if found.
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A number that represents how likely one person gets infected by a novel coronavirus.
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12 July 2015 | | categories: projects, r package, rstats, software | blog archive
-[ background ]-
“phonenumber” is a simple R package that converts English letters to numbers or numbers to English letters as on a telephone keypad.
When I recently posted some of my Turbo Pascal Stuff, I found an incomplete program that was supposed to do this. I was active on BBSes and, though I don’t recall the reason, I wanted a way to determine the possible words spelled by the BBS phone numbers (and/or how to determine what phone numbers correspond to words/phrases). I never got around to finishing the second part (numbers to letters) in Turbo Pascal, though.
I decided to create this functionality in R for three reasons:
-[ telephone keypad ]-
For purposes of this package, the mapping of numbers to letters on a telephone’s keypad are as follows:
Default behavior - if parameter qz is omitted (or has a value other than 0):
Alternate behavior - if parameter qz = 0:
-[ installation ]-
install.packages("phonenumber")
library(phonenumber)
install.packages("devtools")
library(devtools)
install_github("scumdogsteev/phonenumber")
library(phonenumber)
-[ functions ]-
phonenumber consists of two functions (that are not limited to any standard length or format of telephone numbers):
Both functions convert non-alphanumeric characters to dashes (-) as that is the character that usually separates parts of a phone number.
-[ examples ]-
letterToNumber:
string <- "Texas"
letterToNumber(string)
#> [1] "83927"
numberToLetter:
string <- "22"
numberToLetter(string)
#> [1] "AA" "AB" "AC" "BA" "BB" "BC" "CA" "CB" "CC"
-[ license ]-
For no particular reason, versions of phonenumber will be named after things from the Terminator universe.
v0.2.1 - phased plasma rifle in the 40-watt range
v0.1.0 - hyperalloy combat chassis
-[ download / install r package ]-


‘Bells of Mou can no longer sound’ – Tottenham appointment seen as relief, can’t take over elsewhere
by Sport Witness TeamJose Mourinho taking over at Tottenham Hotspur rules him out taking over at Real Madrid for the foreseeable future.
Whenever there’s problems at the Spanish club, certain voices within the Madrid media pop up and start talking about Mourinho returning to give those pesky players a kick up the behind and sort everything out.
It doesn’t matter who the manager in place is, Mourinhoistas will always long for the return of a certain kind of chaos. Of course, there are many in Madrid who would prefer to turn all the Bernabeu lights off, and pretend nobody is at home, should Jose call, and they have their say too.
Thursday’s edition of Marca reports Zinedine Zidane can now get on with his job without having the ghost of a Portuguese manager following him around.
The ‘bells of Mou can no longer sound’, and the manager can’t make attempts to flirt with Madrid which could unsettle the club.
What Marca don’t mention is that Zidane now likely has another managerial ghost following him around, that of Mauricio Pochettino.


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| andegavensis andegavenses | from Angers, France | |||
| andegavos | andegav | noun/m | Andegavos Roman capital of the Anjou region; now Angers; also spelled Andecavi | |
| ensis | ens | adj | adjective suffix for nouns: country or place of origin or habitat | |
| Crassula x andegavensis Boom | ||||
| andensis andensis andense | of the Andes Mts. | |||
| andes | and | noun | Andes Andes mountains of So. America | |
| ensis | ens | adj | adjective suffix for nouns: country or place of origin or habitat | |
| Phlyctella andensis Nyl. | ||||
| andicola andicolae | living in the Andes | |||
| andes | and | noun | Andes Andes mountains of So. America | |
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
| cola | col | noun/f | incola dweller, inhabitant -> -cola/-colus suffix | |
| Phlox andicola E.Nels. | ||||
| andigenus andigena andigenum | living in the Andes Mts. S. America | |||
| andes | and | noun | Andes Andes mountains of So. America | |
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
| genus | gen | adj/ | in botanical Latin: born or originating in a place or condition | |
| Solanum andigenum Juz. & Bukasov | ||||
| andinus andina andinum | of the Andes Mts. | |||
| andes | and | noun | Andes Andes mountains of So. America | |
| inus | in | adj | adjective suffix for nouns: belonging to or resembling | |
| Melica andina Hauman Platycerium andinum Baker Bromus andinus Phil. | ||||
| andrachne andrachnai | The Greek name for Arbutus andrachne | |||
| andrachne | andrachn | noun/f | ||
| Arbutus andrachne L. | ||||
| andrachniformis andrachniformis andrachniforme | like the genus Andrachne | |||
| andrachne | andrachn | noun/f | ||
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
| formis | form | adj | in botanical Latin a substantive suffix for nouns derived from 'forma': to be in the form or shape of... | |
| Batodendron andrachniforme Small | ||||
| andrachnoides andrachnoida | like the genus Andrachne | |||
| andrachne | andrachn | noun/f | ||
| oides | oid | adj | -οειδεϛ adjective suffix for nouns: like, resemble | |
| Arbutus x andrachnoides Link | ||||
| androgynus androgyna androgynum | having flowers that are either male or female, both on the same inflorescence | |||
| androgynus | androgyn | noun/m | ανδρογυνοϛ an person both male and female, hermaphrodite | |
| us | adj | Latinizing suffix | ||
| Semele androgyna (L.) Kunth Sauropus androgynus (L.) Merr. | ||||
| andropogonoides andropogonoides andropogonoides | like the genus Andropogon (bearded grasses) | |||
| aner | andr | noun/m | ανηρ, ανδροϛ man; male; husband | |
| o | o | cnct | connective vowel in botanical Latin, usually for Greek words but in some cases, such as color tingeing, for Latin words | |
| pogon | pogon | noun/m | πωγων the beard | |
| oides | oid | adj | -οειδεϛ adjective suffix for nouns: like, resemble | |
| Chloris andropogonoides Fourn. | ||||
| androsaceus androsacea androsaceum | like the genus Androsace | |||
| androsaces | androsac | noun/f | aner ανηρ, ανδροϛ man; male; husband | |
| sakos σακοϛ a concave shield make from wicker, wood, leather and later, metal. | ||||
| eus | e | adj | -εοϛ adjective suffix for nouns: belonging to, from, of | |
| Eriogonum androsaceum Benth. Linanthus androsaceus (Benth.) Greene | ||||
| androsaemifolius androsaemifolia androsaemifolium | leaves like Androsaemum (now Hypericum) | |||
| androsaemon | androsaem | noun/n | ανδροσαιμον a plant, Hypericum perforatum, from aner (man) aima (blood) referring to it"s blood red juice | |
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
| folius | foli | adj | folium leaf | |
| Apocynum androsaemifolium L. | ||||
| androsaemus androsaema androsaemum | man-blood | |||
| androsaemon | androsaem | noun/n | ανδροσαιμον a plant, Hypericum perforatum, from aner (man) aima (blood) referring to it"s blood red juice | |
| us | adj | Latinizing suffix | ||
| Hypericum androsaemum L. | ||||
| anemonefolius anemonefolia anemonefolium | leaves like the genus Anemone | |||
| anemone | anemon | noun/f | ανεμωννη an anemone (from the Greek word for wind), wind flower, it was said by Pliny to bloom only when the wind blows | |
| e | e | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin, infrequently used | |
| folius | foli | adj | folium leaf | |
| Geranium anemonefolium L'Her. | ||||
| anemoniflorus anemoniflora anemoniflorum | Anemone flowered | |||
| anemone | anemon | noun/f | ανεμωννη an anemone (from the Greek word for wind), wind flower, it was said by Pliny to bloom only when the wind blows | |
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
| florus | flor | ppar | floreo to bloom, to flower | |
| anemonoides anemonoides anemonoides | Anemone like | |||
| anemone | anemon | noun/f | ανεμωννη an anemone (from the Greek word for wind), wind flower, it was said by Pliny to bloom only when the wind blows | |
| oides | oid | adj | -οειδεϛ adjective suffix for nouns: like, resemble | |
| Paraquilegia anemonoides (Willd.) Ulbr. | ||||
| anemophilus anemophila anemophilum | wind loving | |||
| anemos | anem | noun/m | ανεμοϛ wind, breeze, storm | |
| o | o | cnct | connective vowel in botanical Latin, usually for Greek words but in some cases, such as color tingeing, for Latin words | |
| philus | phil | adj | philos φιλοσ, ε, ον loved; loving, friendly, fond | |
| us Latinizing suffix | ||||
| Eriogonum anemophilum Greene | ||||
| anethifolius anethifolia anethifolium | leaves like the genus Anethum (dill) | |||
| anethum | aneth | noun/n | ανεϑον anise, dill; ascribed to Anethum graveolens | |
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
| folius | foli | adj | folium leaf | |
| Ducrosia anethifolia Boiss. Argyranthemum anethifolium (Willd.) Webb Isopogon anethifolius (Salisb.) Knight | ||||
| anethiodorus anethiodora anethiodorum | scented like the genus Anethum (dill) | |||
| anethum | aneth | noun/n | ανεϑον anise, dill; ascribed to Anethum graveolens | |
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
| odorus | odor | adj | sweet smelling, fragrant; ill smelling | |
| Agastache anethiodora (Nutt.) Britt. | ||||
| anethoides anethoides anethoides | like the genus Anethum (dill) | |||
| anethum | aneth | noun/n | ανεϑον anise, dill; ascribed to Anethum graveolens | |
| oides | oid | adj | -οειδεϛ adjective suffix for nouns: like, resemble | |
| Ursinia anethoides (DC.) N. E. Br. | ||||
| anfractuosus anfractuosa anfractuosum | bending, sinuous, winding, crooked | |||
| anfractuosus | anfractuos | adj | wound around; over extended | |
| Grammitis anfractuosa (Kunze ex Klotzsch) Proctor Eriodendron anfractuosum DC. |


- Continued working on BAU bugs.
○ I am using the bugs as an opportunity to learn more about the codebase, process and key people.
- Rory (Product Owner) agreed with Kuber and other product owners on the ways of working and the team that will work on the proof-of-concept mainly Ibraheem and I.
○ Ibraheem will join our team during the proof-of-concept then he will join Gamma team
- Introduced our team during the showcase by doing small presentation about what we are working on right now.
- Attended a user testing session with our UX team. The test was targeting the new changes for the delivery window.
- We moved to another team (Beta), so starting from the next week will be talking about Beta.
- Integrated platform team logging library to our service.
- Needed to change build pipeline to cater for internal nuget feed restrictions.
- Had a design session with StevK (Arch) about Table storage, and the feasibility of using it with proof of delivery.
- Team is going to support direct call API service, while Khoung (Apigee developer) is on leave.
- Had a session with Khoung about direct call API.
- Continue working on BAU bugs
- Hopefully will do some work on the proof-of-concept
- We will start proof of delivery planning meeting.
- We will be evaluating how proof of delivery service can integrate with the current system.
- BAU for direct call service if any.
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London teenager fatally stabbed at knife awareness course
by David AaroA teenager has been charged with murder after an 18-year-old was fatally stabbed while attending a knife awareness course in London on Thursday, police say.
Hakim Sillah, 18, was attacked at around 4:30 p.m. in the youth offending service department of the Hillingdon Civic Center in Uxbridge, where police say a group of youngsters had been gathering at the venue when a fight broke out.
Sillah was taken to a west London hospital where he died an hour later, according to the BBC.

The suspect, an unidentified 17-year-old boy, was arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in police custody.
"We've made an arrest and we are not looking for anyone else at this time but equally we need witnesses to come forward or people who hold information," Metropolitan Police Detective Chief Inspector Noel McHugh told Sky.
The family for Sillah released a statement describing him as "a lovely lad who cared about his family."
"He loved looking after his little brother, who had been ill," they added. "The parents and family of Hakim would be grateful for any information from members of the public to help this investigation."
UK POLICE SEARCHING FOR $1M WORTH OF 'ADULT TOYS' STOLEN FROM DELIVERY TRUCK
Police praised the courage of a third teenage boy who tried to break up the fight and suffered a non-life-threatening wound to the ear in the process, according to the BBC.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson, whose constituency is Uxbridge, tweeted about the incident on Thursday.
"Very sad news from Uxbridge last night. My thoughts are with the victims [sic] friends & family," he wrote.
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The family for Tashan Daniel - who was stabbed to death at a Hillingdon subway station on Sept. 24 - plans to organize a march in London on Dec. 7 to raise awareness of knife violence, according to the BBC.


The Woods Trapped at the Edge of Midnight
Written and Directed by John Harrigan, The Wilderness Festival, Cornbury Park, Oxfordshire, 2015
'The Woods Trapped at the Edge of Midnight' headlined the theatre and performance line up at the 2015 Wilderness Festival.
Within Cornbury Park is a secret space. A camp inhabited by gods, spirits and monsters; a sacred site that exists at the edge of midnight. Those lucky enough to enter are changed forever by what they experience.
Every imaginable creature born of myth, fable and fairytale has been forced to retreat to Camp Midnight. In the very near future, this wilderness will be all that remains. One last stand, one final ritual. In Hope, a new story waits to be born. A story filled with power, love and anger, manifested as part of an extraordinary gathering. Creatures of myth and fairytale find strength in one another by accepting their place as fallen dreams. Only you can help change the fate of the last wilderness before midnight arrives.
Tick, tock, tick tock. Be you spirit or monster. God or mortal, it is time to stand with us, side by side, shoulder to shoulder. We must face midnight’s secrets together and give our story life.
"Immersive theatre at its best." — Sarah Stewart, Londonist
"Confusing and exhilarating in equal measure, the most intense theatrical event I've attended this year!" — Londoneer
"A truly unique production. By turns darkly comic, surreal, horrific, genuinely thought-provoking and certainly not for the faint of heart." — Oll Lewis, Fortean Times


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Tk_GetGC and Tk_FreeGC manage a collection of graphics contexts being used by an application. The procedures allow graphics contexts to be shared, thereby avoiding the server overhead that would be incurred if a separate GC were created for each use. Tk_GetGC takes arguments describing the desired graphics context and returns an X identifier for a GC that fits the description. The graphics context that is returned will have default values in all of the fields not specified explicitly by valueMask and valuePtr.
Tk_GetGC maintains a database of all the graphics contexts it has created. Whenever possible, a call to Tk_GetGC will return an existing graphics context rather than creating a new one. This approach can substantially reduce server overhead, so Tk_GetGC should generally be used in preference to the Xlib procedure XCreateGC, which creates a new graphics context on each call.
Since the return values of Tk_GetGC are shared, callers should never modify the graphics contexts returned by Tk_GetGC. If a graphics context must be modified dynamically, then it should be created by calling XCreateGC instead of Tk_GetGC.
When a graphics context is no longer needed, Tk_FreeGC should be called to release it. There should be exactly one call to Tk_FreeGC for each call to Tk_GetGC. When a graphics context is no longer in use anywhere (i.e. it has been freed as many times as it has been gotten) Tk_FreeGC will release it to the X server and delete it from the database.
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Cacti - T. pachanoi
Me and two of my friends have been making cactus concoctions for about 3 years. Many different processes have been tried and most have been good but it seemed that there was always room for improvement. As one of these friends was visiting family in the L.A. area he noticed some large trees of San Pedro growing in many of the front, side and backyards of surrounding residents. He had recently stopped using psychedelics but knew that our other friend and I were still indulging on a sporadic basis. When he left So Cal so did 6 feet of beautiful fresh cactus. Later that day the stalk was transported into my freezer. 2 weeks later our equipment was ready for use.
We thawed out the cactus in a the oven at 150 degrees then proceeded to slice the first ˝ to 1/4 inch of cactus from the sides. With the stripped cores discarded the skin and green flesh was chopped into smaller pieces and blended with equal parts water and cactus in small batches. The foamy liquid was put into a pot and placed on our electric stove at a low temperature. Subtle adjustments were made to assure that the temperature of our brew would not vary below 130 and above 150 degrees, this was done with a handy dandy candy thermometer. After 36 hours of cooking the liquid was sufficiently reduced to a manageable amount of consumption. The liquid was cooled and strained using a clean damp shirt.
My friend and I had 1500ml of cactus to drink. Anyone who has tried it knows that it is some of the foulest stuff on earth, but in order to combat the unfortunate taste cilantro and lemons were employed. A little chew on the cilantro followed by a long pull of cactus and finished off with a bite of lemon makes the process almost enjoyable. I drank 750ml within 10 minutes and decided to wait until my friend drank his first glass before continuing. I also wanted to give my system time to get used to the mescaline. As my friend was about half finished he vomited a little mouthful of puke into a bucket we had close by. I made a joke about the necessity of him slurping it back up so he wouldn’t waste it, this broke the flood gates and he emptied the rest of his stomach. As I heard him vomiting in gross detail I started to feel a bit sick.
Now begins the reverse hangover of cactus. Pain surged through my lower abdomen and everything in my body was telling me that I was going to die of pain. It felt as if my stomach was being continuously punched while I was being run over by a train. I started to have a distinct feeling that I was being filled up with cactus. A small cactus was sprouting in my stomach and growing up my esophagus, spines spreading and piercing as it rose. Soon I was harboring a cactus in my body that filled me from stomach to the back of my throat. It hurt so bad and I wanted to throw up so bad but the pain was so intense that I didn’t want to move or risk the more severe and intense pain of puking. I kept telling myself that it would all be worth it if I could just keep it down for another hour and a half. After that point I would be tripping and the pain would dissipate.
I was lying on my couch thinking that I might be seeing some patterns but not quite sure if it was placebo or actual images. They didn’t increase for about a half hour and I began to wonder if maybe I didn’t eat enough. I went to the bathroom and pissed, after fasting for 12 hours before drinking the cactus I knew it was all useless cactus juice that was coming out of me. When I got back to my living room I was feeling a whole lot better almost good. Then I felt great, and then I felt as if I could float off the floor and drift around the room. I looked around and suddenly my vision was supplemented with technicolor rainbow clouds. As the waves of color increased in vibrancy, amount, and mobility I had an urge to listen to some music.
My friend, who had by this time consumed and processed another 750ml of juice and was tripping pretty hard as well, went into his music selection and put on The Residents. Weird music to begin with it seemed even weirder then, I began to have auditory hallucinations and could hear the music bouncing off of different walls and echoing down the hall. The music gave me feelings that seemed to relate directly with the music, I felt really weird but REALLY good.
It was about this time that I said, “Let’s go to the beach,” one of the best ideas ever to be had by anybody. As I walked the 1/4 mile to our beach I was in complete awe of everything. Trees, sky, people, ground, cars, birds, buildings, concrete, sand, each was unique and each was beautiful, I wanted to praise each thing I saw for hours, I wanted to give speeches on the usefulness of leaves and the fantastic color of candy wrappers, but I had more pressing business, the beach was calling.
It was a sunny Saturday and people were at the beach when we arrived but it hardly mattered. I had no fear of anybody knowing that I was intoxicated with this wonderful spiritual gift. My friend and I sat on the sand in the shade of a large tree and began to trip VERY hard.
My friend sitting on the beach suddenly and quietly exclaimed, “Whoa, I just saw beyond the clouds.” This was a surprise to me since I had completely forgotten that he was there at all. Not only had I forgotten that he was there but I had also forgotten that I was there I was in a different world filled with ideas and feelings that I cannot even now explain, nor could I ever. I was thinking without words or concepts, I was seeing geometric shapes that were so complex, with detail and color they could never be completely mapped or drawn or filled. I wasn’t seeing them from one side either all sides were perceptible and equally perceived. They were created controlled and destroyed by me.
Thoughts started to enter my mind and I attempted to think of some poetry the only words that came to mind were, “This is the place where unity and diversity converge.” At the time it seemed to sum up the entire experience of being alive.
As I continued to drift in and out of my awareness towards my physical surroundings I noticed that a lot of men in leather jackets were congregating on a small cliff that looks out over the beach. I started to wonder if some sort of biker convention was occurring. I alerted my friend to the situation which was forming only 20 feet from where we had been sitting for the last, I dunno, 2 maybe 3 hours. We were both laughing and making jokes about this unfunny event when I noticed that a lot of children and women were also around. “Oh,” I thought, “It must be a wedding.” And so it was we saw as a priest arrived and a center isle was formed. The kids were yelling and throwing shit near us while they were playing so with great reluctance we decided that our spot was no longer the most comfortable place to be, and moved down the beach past and outcropping of rocks.
Evening was coming on and the clouds (the real ones) were simply beautiful. As we were sitting and smoking a bowl of choice marijuana, the newly wedded couple walked around the rocks with their photographers in tow. As we sat and smoked the couple was taking their wedding pictures. I only hopped that as they looked back on their most cherished memory with fondness and devotion, skimming through the pictures they would always come across at least one picture with two insanely drugged up hippies smoking weed and laughing in the background with pupils the size of quarters.
During this time both me and my friend were having many auditory hallucinations, I was hearing many different synthesizers in my brain phasing up and down, increasing and deceasing in volume, basically a large team of psychedelic keyboards going hog wild in my brain. My friend kept hearing a garbled voice talking in no particular language and kept turning to me and saying, “What?” “I didn’t say anything,” I would say. “What?” I would then say 5 seconds later “I didn’t say anything,” he would reply. Once I thought I heard him say “Weird,” so I looked around and started saying rather loudly “What, what’s weird? What?” then I noticed that the wedded couple was no more than 10 feet from us.
We went home an hour later and being that it was almost a day since either of us had eaten we had a feast: pasta with tomato cheese sauce, garlic bread, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, bananas, apples, and oranges. After a good rest we took a trip to the liquor store on the corner. We each bought some beer, a 40oz of Steel Reserve for me, and some candy, Almond Joy, Gumi Bears, and a Three Musketeer were my selections. Of course with all the selections possible, but more importantly the different colors of each selection, this process took about half an hour.
With the effects of the cactus wearing off after 12 hours of intense visual, auditory, and mental hallucinations I was tired. I lay down in my bed and rested, with the trip still having the strength of at least 2 strong hits of LSD all I could do was close my eyes and smile at the shapes forming behind my eye lids, this was probably the most enjoyable part of my whole day. 2 hours later I fell asleep and continued to sleep for 10 hours.
When I got up the next day I was still seeing small trails and colors. Im not sure how many grams of mescaline I ingested but I know it was beautiful. I felt like I was ridding 2 inches off the ground for the next 3 days, completely content with life, love, and this gorgeous world. San Pedro is a gift.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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MWP Power’s clients are some of the top power corporations in India; our previous experience also includes successfully executing projects in the areas of Biomass, Waste to Energy and Hydro Electricity. Our upcoming project pipeline includes over 1000 MW of Solar and Wind Energy licenses in India.
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We assume that you are already know how to run the Google App Engine applications from a command line, but if not you should refer to the documentation .
Execute in your terminal the run.py
from the root directory
$ cd /path/to/phonebook $ ./run.py -s
If everything went smoothly you can test the application by visiting the following URL in your web browser:
Feel free to spend some time by clickng on the different menus. As a first change within the app you can sign in as adminstrator and after visiting the http://localhost:8080/admin/config/ change the Brand Name from gae-init to Phonebook (or to anything else you like). By doing that you should see on the top left corner the new name for your application.


Nicki Minaj calls TV host Wendy Williams 'evil' for bringing up husband's sex offences
One again the 36-year-old American singer has proved she is not someone who takes pot-shots lying down
by Sam Elliott, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/sam-elliott/Furious Nicki Minaj has gone in on Wendy Williams for dragging up husband Kenneth Petty's criminal past.
The singer called her 'vicious' and 'evil' for mentioning that he is a registered sex offender and served time in prison for manslaughter in 2002.
Wendy didn't hold back on her chat show - and that got under Nicki's skin.
"Every time you mention him you feel the need to bring these things up," she responded. "I didn't know that in our society, you have to be plagued by your past.
"I didn't know that people can't turn over a new leaf.
"I didn't know that your viciousness and evilness was this deep-rooted, this deep-seeded."
Wendy spoke about his previous problems on her show.
"He served seven years in prison and he's also a sex offender," she added.  Well Nicki, congratulations."
Then Nicki bought up Wendy's own difficult past on her Queen Radio show.
"When a woman isn't really being loved at home, the viciousness is a different type," Nicki said.
"So I really wanted to pray for you today, because look at where you are now in your life. Look at what age you are.
"You paid for that man's mistress for all these years.
"I was one of those black women supporting you when that came out."


Thu Jul 30, 2020
Okay, week 21 of working from home (WFH) and trying to stay clear of hugs, high fives, sneezing non-mask wearers and large groups. As I write this, COVID-19 cases in BC have started climbing again - not unexpected after easing off on restrictions.
I’ve been keeping busy with work - doing a lot more Microsoft Teams meetings and creating fillable PDFs for an influx of paperless admin procedures. The projects and deadlines are not slowing down, but a general slowdown in the economy is something everyone has to grapple with.
Fortunately, I finally figured out how to use my mid-2010 iMac as an external monitor for my Windows work laptop. I was really missing the two external monitors I had in the office. But all it took was a $25 Thunderbolt 3 to Mini DisplayPort cable to get a glorious 27 inches of extra screen real estate.
But damn, does my iMac run hot through. The thermals in this thing are ridiculous - the feeble airflow coming out of the 3-mm vent at the top does nothing to stop it from becoming a space heater. Putting a fan on it helps a bit, especially in the summer heat.
Not that we’ve been getting much summer heat. We’ve only just started hitting the 25-degree mark - in late July. That’s the latest start to summer in the last 40 years. Lots of lingering dreary rain has also prompted the depressing Jun-uary joke to morph into the even-more depressing Jul-uary joke. This has been an anomaly year in more ways than one.
Good that we got the weather talk out of the way, cause we have lots to talk about, right? Er, no, not quite. There is nothing to talk about (hence the work and weather talk). I had some ideas for blog posts (such as: tech we were promised, but never got), but my heart just isn’t in it - maybe another time.
I’ve been playing a lot of games and watching a lot of Netflix though - let’s talk about that this month! And I bought a new pair of budget headphones, so I’ll throw in my thoughts on those too.
Ah, the joys of a personal blog - full of whimsy and vinegar. Dead and unread but still a delight - what a paradox.
Okay, so I’m writing some of this on the Ferry back to the mainland after a trip to Tofino. Thanks to the current WFH policy, I managed to put in a solid work day at the Airbnb before getting a good surf in after work. What a great way to switch up the home office!
I also get to wear shorts every day, which is unheard of (for me anyway) when working in the Summer. And shirt-untucked Fridays is shirt-untucked everyday now. Granted, the dress code at my current office is a bit more casual than other places I’ve worked. At a previous job, I remember how affronted the boss was when one dude showed up to work in shorts on one hot summer’s day. It was borderline scandalous.
Anyway, I thought I’d go with the tried-and-true trifecta - best game, TV show, and book of the month.
I’ve been playing a lot more indie titles recently (for more details, check out my pinterest page. But the game I’m drawn to the most right now landed in my collection courtesy of the Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality from itch.io that came with a mind-boggling 1,741 games.
In Night in the Woods you play a cartoon cat. Indeed, all the characters are cartoon animals. But the cutesy artwork belies the sophistication of a game loaded with some adult themes. The cartoon cat is actually a twenty-year old girl who dropped out of college to move back in with her parents in the small town where she grew up.
This game is about the hardships of the working class in small-town America. It’s also a coming-of-age story about the painful transition from childhood to adulthood. It’s about mental illness. It’s about religion and small-town politics. Throw in a murder mystery with a severed arm thrown in there too.
There’s a balanced blend of lightness and heaviness in this game which offers you moments of levity in fun minigames if you ever find the main story is dragging you down. The dialog and character development is on point. It’s rare to see such fantastic writing in a game. What a welcome and much-needed evolution of the Adventure Game genre - I hope more games like this are made.
 So, let’s seamlessly transition from the small town of Possum Springs to the small town of Charming.
For the uninitiated, I am referring to the TV show Sons of Anarchy (that’s SOA for the faithful). Before I started watching SOA, I wasn’t sure I would relate to the members of a biker gang. In fact, when I see a group of bikers roaring down the freeway I just find them annoying and vaguely threatening.
But my old boss told me about this show back in 2008 when we were trading free DNS proxies to watch U.S. Netflix shows. Yes, you could simply alter your DNS record back then to access U.S. content, but Netflix has since cracked down on it. Anyway, he told me the show was pretty addictive but I didn’t believe it – even though another guy at work ended up buying the entire DVD set so he could binge watch it when he found out that Netflix didn’t offer all the seasons.
Well, SOA finally arrived on Netflix Canada this month so I figured – what the heck, I got the time. Major spoiler alerts ahead in case SOA is in your Netflix queue.
Having watched the first two seasons already, I can now confirm that SOA is a hardcore soap opera for guys that will hook you right after the Kurt-Cobain-lookalike protagonist’s mom (the actress who played Peggy from Love and Marriage) gives a Heroin-loaded syringe to his ex wife in hospital and tells her to kill herself after she has an overdose and causes their baby to be born prematurely in an emergency C-section but the doctor is his high-school sweetheart so his mom hates her too and oh my lord it’s so good.
I’ll give an honourable mention to the first season of Vikings because the tale of Ragnar Lothbrok is also wildly entertaining.
For book of the month, I’m giving the prize to the novel I’m currently reading: Iron Gold - book 4 of the Red Rising Saga. In The Dark Knight, one of the greatest movies of all time, Batman says: “You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.” And that pretty much sums up this book so there isn’t much more to say.
Look, I’ve been handing out the best book award to Red Rising books for a while now. I love that Pierce Brown just kept going after finishing the trilogy. This book is set ten years after the events of the third book which is fantastic because older more mature characters break this novel out of the YA box in short order. Hey, the hero is a Dad now.
That’s it folks, but before I go, let me give a mini review of my new pair of budget ANC over-the-ear headphones: the TaoTronics SoundSurge 90s. In short: don’t bother. They are really well made, but not as impressive as my Haylou GT1 Pros. For half the price, in-ear buds offer just as much passive noise isolation as ANC. And they sound just as good to be honest. Maybe the over-the-ears will grow on me, or maybe I’m more of an earbud person. I don’t know. That wasn’t very helpful was it?
Okay bye - have a good summer.


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CPF Meccanica was founded in 1978 and has specialized mainly in the production of high precision mechanical transmission parts which are used in various industrial sectors. Born as an artisan reality, today it is an ISO and UNI EN ISO certified company, technologically advanced and structured with state-of-the-art production plants that are constantly updated. Internally it employs highly qualified human resources to offer personalized answers to the most complex needs of customers. The production flexibility and the company automation allow today the realization of products at highly competitive prices all over the world, both in standard features and in more elaborate customizations.
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I am not fully certain which way this falls, constant strings should emit static references in the binary so it is probably safe-ish?
We have a few alternatives; we could thunk out to C and use the real @encode since we always have clang available. We could thunk out to C and reference C strings as opaque memory blobs. This approach. Or the other thought I had was something like this https://gist.github.com/phausler/2630092f1b391d6a5db0a562288514bf
yea, I think there is also value in abstracting it out to an isolated file to do that work in and provide a shared internal (minimal) version of @encode
Should we create another static values for @encode?
I feel we should do re-writing _NSSimpleObjCType instead of adding them, and doing that with this PR will make it too large.
As I tested, utf8Start points directly cstring in __TEXT,__cstring,cstring_literals whether StaticString is instantiated as static variable or function parameter.
I like this trick better than the way I was thinking, however I wonder if we have a guarantee this is safe?


Industry Production Game
Welcome to the industry dynamics simulator. The simulator helps you understand how common industry dynamics can
arise, including industry shakeouts of differing degrees and non-shakeout competitive patterns. You can use this
simulator on
your own or as a group.


Young software engineer and with the passion of startup product building using tech skills. I am a co-lead of Facebook Developers Circle, Ahmedabad. A technology educator and speaker invited to various institutes and events such as IIM, Nirma, Google Developers Group, Facebook events etc.


Although very little hardware knowledge was taught in this course, I still have a great understanding of the components in a computer. Hardware knowledge is essential to a computer programmer because of many reasons, most notably compatibility, size and efficiency. When developing a computer program, the programmer must make sure the program can run on the intended platforms he/she is developing for. For example, a computer programmer should know whether the program will work on an older CPU architecture, especially when developing on a modern computer. Some programs may not work because it is too new for older computers, and it is the programmer's job to make the program available to as many computers as possible. The same principal applies to size. If a computer program takes up too much space on a hard drive, chances are very little customers would want to use it. This is because it will take a long time to download, if it is hosted on the web, or there is simply not enough space for the customer to install it. It can also be a problem on older computers, where storage is limited. Finally, efficiency plays a role in the development of a computer program. If the programmer has knowledge in hardware, he/she can fix any errors occuring due to hardware faster. Errors like this are bound to happen in the software development cycle, therefore the faster the programmer is able to fix such problems, the faster the program will be finished.


--- layout: article title: Onslaught! Arena is free on Valentine's Day author: matt tags: [onslaughtarena] ---
Love it or hate it, Valentine's Day is a day about expressing love ... and giving gifts! To celebrate and to show our love for the indie gamers out there, we're making Onslaught! Arena FREE on the Chrome Webstore for today only.
Normally $1.99, this is a great chance to save some cash for your sweetheart (or hey, for yourself!) while still getting to have some retro fun. So please help spread the word on Twitter and Facebook and happy monster slaying!
Happy Valentine's Day!


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14 March 2021
Hydraulic
Challenge Source: NahamCon CTF 2021Challenge Category: mission
Challenge Text
Author: @JohnHammond#6971
This is Stage 2 of Path 5 in The Mission. After solving this challenge, you may need to refresh the page to see the newly unlocked challenges.
Gain access with the information you have gathered thus far and retrieve the flag.
You may bruteforce this challenge... hence the name ;)
Press the Start button on the top-right to begin this challenge.
Solution
- Once finding new website directory structure via Lyra’s Twitter page and poking around a bit, we find http://constellations.page/constellations-documents/5/ with lists of user names and default passwords:
CONSTELLATIONS Default Account Passwords
INTERNAL: this should not be shared outside of the org
Personnel Names
User accounts following the naming convention of lowercase firstname.
orion
pavo
gus
vela
hercules
leo
lyra
gemini
Default Passwords
starstar
allstars
starstruck
starshine
starsky
popstars
starship
bluestars
pinkstars
superstars
ilovestars
rockstars
thestars
starscream
gostars
shootingstars
northstars
alpinestars
starsign
moonandstars
starsrock
luckystars
iluvstars
fivestars
redstars
mystars
lovestars
dallasstars
moonstars
sunmoonstars
starsailor
silverstars
sevenstars
lilstars
dotaallstars
sunstars
starsun
starsstars
starsareblind
pokerstars
magicstars
divastars
blackstars
starstarstar
starsearch
luvstars
greenstars
deathstars
brightstars
twinstars
starsinthesky
starshooter
starsha
threestars
summerstars
starspirit
starshollow
starsandstripes
starsandmoons
nightstars
metrostars
icstars
hoodstars
deadstars
citystars
- We can copy/paste these lists into separate files, then feed them into Hydra:
- After this, it’s just a matter of loading the instance, logging in with these credentials via SSH and grabbing the flag in the user’s home directory.


Surprisingly delicious!
Pat Doe, Seattle native, grew up enamoured with both seafood and baking. His father, a fishermen, taught him how to appreciate salmon from a young age. Meanwhile, his mother, a classically trained pasty chef, instilled within him a love for baking. Upon realizing he could combine these two passions of his, a new company was formed -- Pat's Salmon Cookies, a place where seafood and baking combine in harmony. Pat is best known for his salmon cookies -- delicious salmon-shaped cookies with actual ground up salmon in them! As all those who have tried his delicious baked goods have said, "they're suprisingly delicious!"
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Members
boundsPadding :number
The "padding" we should use for the bounds when showing the markers.
This value is a percentage, where 1 = 100%, 0 = 0%, and -1 = -100%.
This value shouldn't be too large, and should be positive. A value between 0.2 and 0.5 is probably ideal for performance. Larger values will reduce performance in the common case, and values too small (<0.2) will reduce performance for users that move the map around a lot.
Default value is 0.25
This value shouldn't be too large, and should be positive. A value between 0.2 and 0.5 is probably ideal for performance. Larger values will reduce performance in the common case, and values too small (<0.2) will reduce performance for users that move the map around a lot.
Default value is 0.25
Type:
- number
- Source:
canUseDivAttributes :boolean
Set to true if the HTML attributes of the map's div can be used to override
the configuration.
Type:
- boolean
- Source:
center :Array.<number>
The Center of the Map. This should be an array containing 2 numbers.
Default value is roughly in the center of Belgium.
Default value is roughly in the center of Belgium.
Type:
- Array.<number>
- Source:
maxElements :number|undefined
The maximum number of elements that can be shown on-screen
Set to undefined, or a number less or equal to zero to remove the limit.
Default value is 500
Default value is 500
Type:
- number | undefined
- Source:
popupTextProvider :PopupTextProviderType
The function that is called whenever we want to fetch the marker popup text
for a given element.
This function is always called with the element object, which has an array of tags (element.tags) that you can use.
Return undefined if you don't want a popup
Popups support HTML.
This function is always called with the element object, which has an array of tags (element.tags) that you can use.
Return undefined if you don't want a popup
Popups support HTML.
Type:
- PopupTextProviderType
- Source:
tileLayer :string
The TileLayer to use.
See https://leafletjs.com/reference-1.5.0.html#tilelayer for more information.
Default value is the OSM default map: https://{s}.tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png
See https://leafletjs.com/reference-1.5.0.html#tilelayer for more information.
Default value is the OSM default map: https://{s}.tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png
Type:
- string
- Source:
tileLayerAttribution :string
The tileLayer's attribution text.
Default value is the attribution for the OSM default map (see above).
Default value is the attribution for the OSM default map (see above).
Type:
- string
- Source:
zoom :number
The Zoom level of the map.
Default value is 14.
Default value is 14.
Type:
- number
- Source:
Methods
useDivAttributes(div)
Overrides this configuration based on a div's attributes.
The attributes must have the same name as the members.
Attributes will be checked against a RegEx to see if they're well formed. If they aren't, they'll be ignored an a warning will be printed to the console.
The attributes must have the same name as the members.
Attributes will be checked against a RegEx to see if they're well formed. If they aren't, they'll be ignored an a warning will be printed to the console.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
div |
object | the div object |
- Source:


Fluid
Particle-based Fluid Simulation
Time:
0
s.
Demo case
Test 1
Test 2 with initial velocity
Raindrop
Flat splash


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22]
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Understanding SARS-CoV-2-Mediated Inflammatory Responses: From Mechanisms to Potential Therapeutic Tools |
Fu, Cheng and Wu |
China |
2020 |
This review suggests that:
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SARS-CoV S protein can downregulate ACE2
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Loss of pulmonary ACE2 function has been suggested to be associated with acute lung injury; the reduction in ACE2 function can cause dysfunction of the renin-angiotensin system [
23] and enhance inflammation and vascular permeability.
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ACE2-associated lung injury has been suggested in SARS- CoV infection
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From reading this article the following article was then discovered…
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24]
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Are patients with hypertension and diabetes mellitus at increased risk for COVID-19 infection? |
Fang, Karakiulakis and Roth |
Greece |
2020 |
The expression of ACE2 is substantially increased in patients with type 1 or type 2 diabetes, who are treated with ACE inhibitors and angiotensin II type-I receptor blockers (ARBs). Hypertension is also treated with ACE inhibitors and ARBs, which results in an upregulation of ACE2
ACE2 can be increased by thiazolidinediones and ibuprofen. These data suggest that ACE2 expression is increased in diabetes and treatment with ACE inhibitors and ARBs increases ACE2 expression. Consequently, the increased expression of ACE2 would facilitate infection with COVID-19.
The authors therefore hypothesise that diabetes and hypertension treatment with ACE2-stimulating drugs increases the risk of developing severe and fatal COVID-19.
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25]
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Drug treatment options for the 2019-new coronavirus (2019- nCoV) |
Lu |
China |
2020 |
No evidence given for or against using ibuprofen only that ‘anti-inflammatory drugs (such as hormones and other molecules)’ are potential therapeutic options for 2019-nCoV. |
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Severe acute respiratory syndrome: clinical and laboratory manifestations. |
Lam, Chan, Wong |
China |
2004 |
Corticosteroid treatment reduced interleukin 8 (IL-8), monocyte chemoattractant protein-1 (MCP-1) and IFN-γ-inducible protein-10 (IP-10) concentrations from 5 - 8 days after treatment in SARS patients. These were all inflammatory markers which were remarkably increased in SARS patients. NB. This study is not specifically looking at SARS-CoV2 only at SARS-CoV. |
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27]
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Decoding the enigma of antiviral crisis: Does one target molecule regulate all? |
Mahmud-Al-Rafat
et al
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Bangladesh, Germany, Canada, UK and Australia |
2019 |
This review article aimed to look at multiple diseases caused by various viruses including Dengue, Ebola and SARS-CoV. They stated that ribavirin (an antiviral) is the most frequently used drug to combat SARS-CoV, and is administered together with corticosteroids.
Although immunosuppressive corticosteroid drugs are commonly used in an attempt to reduce fatality rates, the results of clinical trials are not sufficiently satisfactory to approve as an effective class of therapeutic
Glucocorticoid-mediated stimulation of the hypothalamic-pituitaryadrenal axis can also drive lymphocytopenia, or it may promote exaggerated pro-inflammatory responses that eventually cause a worsening of the pathogenic condition. (Please note this is not specific for SARS-CoV-19 and is referring to the 3 viral diseases mentioned).
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28]
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The management of coronavirus infections with particular reference to SARS. |
Wong SS, Yuen KY |
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2008 |
HCoV-OC43 and HCoV-229E initial principal pathogens discovered in 1960’s; acute respiratory diseases of less severity and mortality than SARS-CoV which promoted rapid search for effective antiviral treatments.
Immunomodulatory agents (primarily corticosteroids) widely used during SARS to avoid excessive tissue damage by cytokine dysregulation but benefit of use not conclusively demonstrated.
Multiple studies demonstrated increased plasma viral load with use of corticosteroids (RCT measured plasma viral load at regular intervals in non-intubated cases found higher concentrations of SARS-CoV RNA in week 2/3 of illness compared to patients who received placebo).
9.9% of patients in Hong Kong cohort study also suffered opportunitistic infections such as aspergillosis and late sequelae (including avascular osteonecrosis) with corticosteroid use.
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29]
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Cytokine responses in porcine respiratory coronavirus-infected pigs treated with corticosteroids as a model for severe acute respiratory syndrome. |
Zhang X, Alekseev K, Jung K, Vlasova A, Hadya N, Saif LJ |
USA |
2008 |
Laboratory study which treated porcine respiratory coronavirus infected pigs with corticosteroid dexamethasone as a model for SARS.
Goal to define whether corticosteroid treatment altered immunity and lung inflammatory response at cytokine level and how changes correlated with pig lung lesions.
Confirmed infection model applicable and resembled SARS.
Treatment with dexamethasone suppressed early local IL-6 levels but increased later on in disease. Suggests may decrease inflammation at early infection stage but not later.
Results also suggest that dexamethasone induced reduction of IL-6 might play a role in delayed onset of lung lesions but increases of IL-6 at later infection stage may contribute to severity of lung lesions (mimicking delayed onset of disease severity as seen in SARS patients treated with corticosteroids).
Overall findings suggest that 1 or 2 doses of dexamethasone in acute phase of infection may effectively alleviate early pro-inflammatory response, but prolonged DEX administration may play role in enhancing viral replication.
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Indomethacin has a potent antiviral activity against SARS coronavirus. |
Amici C,
Di Caro A, Ciucci A, Chiappa L, Castilletti C, Martella V, Decaro N, Buonavoglia C, Capobianchi MR, Santoro MG
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Italy |
2006 |
Utilised observation that cyclopentenone cyclooxygenase (COX) metabolites are active against several RNA viruses to investigate effect of COX inhibitor indomethacin on coronavirus replication.
Indomethacin is common NSAID.
Report describes how indomethacin was unexpectedly found to possess potent antiviral activity against canine coronavirus (dramatically inhibit virus replication and protect the host cell from virus-induced damage).
Activity also observed in vivo and against human SARS-CoV.
Oral administration of concentration 1mg/kg found to be effective.
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A study of pulmonary inflammatory reaction induced by N-protein of SARS-CoV in rat models and effects of glucocorticoids on it |
Hao D, He LX, Qu JM, Pan J, Hu BJ, Zhang J, Li ZZ |
China (full article only available in Chinese but informative abstract) |
2005 |
Studied pulmonary inflammatory reaction induced by N-protein of SARS-CoV in rat models and effects of glucocorticoids on inflammatory reaction.
Mice treated with dexamethasone.
N-protein of SARS-CoV shown to have pathogenicity inducing pulmonary inflammatory reaction and acute lung injury which were related to the increase and imbalance of pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory cytokines.
Glucocorticoids (dexamethasone) demonstrated effectively alleviate pulmonary inflammatory reaction.
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Overview of antiviral and anti-inflammatory treatment for severe acute respiratory syndrome. |
Chihrin S, Loutfy MR |
Canada |
2014 |
Anti-inflammatory agents heavily utilised during SARS outbreak as it was believed that the development and worsening of the pulmonary disease had inflammatory aetiology and pathogenesis.
Immunopathological analysis of 20 SARS patients demonstrated increased Th1 cytokine interferon y and inflammatory cytokines IL-1, IL-6 and IL-12 for > 2 weeks following onset of symptoms.
Also observed decrease in viral activity and IgG seroconversion during 2nd week of illness despite general progression of respiratory disease- suggesting respiratory damage is secondary to immune-mediated inflammatory response.
Corticosteroids used during SARS outbreak for their ability to module variety of involved cytokines.
Numerous papers published outcomes of patients administered corticosteroids (mostly IV hydrocortisone or methylprednisolone) in either early low-dose or pulsed-dose strategies. Most concluded corticosteroids appeared to be effective in reducing immunopathological damage (resulting in improved and rapid resolution of symptoms).
Opposition to corticosteroid use centred around use of corticosteroid use in treatment of acute respiratory distress syndrome- concern that corticosteroid treatment may weaken immune response and promote viral rebound. Reports also add evidence to theory.
Further opposition includes association with adverse events such as hyperglycaemia, hypokalaemia, hypertension, gastrointestinal haemorrhage and avascular necrosis (AVN).
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High-dose hydrocortisone reduces expression of the pro-inflammatory chemokines CXCL8 and CXCL10 in SARS coronavirus-infected intestinal cells. |
Cinatl J Jr, Michaelis M, Morgenstern B, Doerr HW |
Germany (needs to be purchased) |
2005 |
Investigated influence of SARS-CoV infection on CXCL8 and CXCL10 in human intestinal epithelial cells.
High concentrations of hydrocortisone prevented DNA binding activity of AP-1 and NF-kappabeta and inhibited upregulation of CXCL8 and CXCL10 but did not reduce chemokine expression to basal.
Results suggest corticosteroid may be of limited benefit in suppression of chemokine production by SARS-CoV infected cells.
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Plasma inflammatory cytokines and chemokines in severe acute respiratory syndrome. |
Wong CK, Lam CW, Wu AK, Ip WK, Lee NL, Chan IH, Lit LC, Hui DS, Chan MH, Chung SS, Sung JJ |
Hong Kong |
2004 |
Overproduction of TNF-alpha, IL-1, IL-6 and IL-10 hallmark of viral infection.
Investigated inflammatory profiles of patients infected with SARS in Hong Kong hospital.
Use of corticosteroids significantly reduced IL-8, MCP-1 and IP-10 concentrations from 5-8 days after treatment.
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Description and clinical treatment of an early outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome [
18] in Guangzhou, PR China.
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Zhao Z, Zhang F, Xu M, Huang K, Zhong W, Cai W, Yin Z, Huang S, Deng Z, Wei M, Xiong J, Hawkey PM |
China |
2003 |
Patients treated in different methods. 2 groups of 4 received steroids (in form of methyl prednisolone).
Early use of high-dose steroids appeared to help recovery from SARS.
Early use of high-dose steroids in combination with a quinolone plus azithromycin gave the best outcome with improvement of clinical signs and symptoms, decreased incidence of ARDs and mechanical ventilation as well as mortality.
Hypothesised that steroids may help by reducing the damaging effect of the local inflammatory response.
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iOS and OS X developer community in Copenhagen
Formal meet-ups with 2-3 talks, Makers Moment, and usually free snacks and beer.
Informal meet-up where we discuss our projects and exchange ideas. Typically Wednesdays at 17pm in Studenter Huset on Købmagergade 52, 1150 København K.
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There Could Be Some Good News After Edithburgh Town Hall Was Thought Burned Down
A Yorke Peninsula local has told FIVEaa Breakfast the Edithburgh town hall is still standing after it was feared burned down after fire threatened the township in the early hours of Thursday morning.
Edithburgh plumber Terry Nelhams told David and Will:
“Seems to be all right. I think they’ve pretty well got it all contained. There’s still a few aircraft up going around in circles. We’re back home now and there doesn’t seem to be any damage to the town whatsoever. Looks like we had a close one but it’s all good…
“The town hall definitely didn’t burn down. Nothing caught fire in the town that we can see or know of.”
LISTEN:
Residents had earlier been evacuated to the beach at Edithburgh.
The CFS has issued a watch and act message -- downgraded from a previous emergency warning -- for nine Yorke Peninsula towns.
According to the CFS:
Issued for Honiton, Edithburgh,Troubridge Point, Wattle Point, Sultana Point, Hungry Point, Coobowie, Port Giles & Seven Roads in the Lower Yorke Peninsula
Take action now as this bushfire may threaten your safety. If you are not prepared, leave now and if the path is clear, go to a safer place. Do not enter this area as conditions are dangerous.
The STANSBURY ROAD, YORKETOWN fire is uncontrolled. This stubble fire is burning in a North-Easterly direction towards Edithburgh and Coobwie. Conditions are continually changing.


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Poems, Puzzles, and Stories of Lewis Carroll
by Lewis Carroll
"Solutions to Puzzles from Wonderland"
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1870
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: (1870)
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.0
- Word Count: 314
- Genre: Poetry
- Keywords: rhyme
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I.
Ten.
II.
In Shylock's bargain for flesh was found
No mention of the blood that flowed around:
So when the stick was sawed in eight,
The sawdust lost diminished from the weight.
III.
As curly-headed Jemmy was sleeping in bed,
His brother John gave him a blow to the head;
James opened his eyelids, and spying his brother,
Doubled his fist, and gave him another.
This kind of box then is not so rare;
The lids are the eyelids, the locks are the hair,
And so every schoolboy can tell to his cost,
The key to the tangles is constantly lost.
IV.
'Twixt "Perhaps" and "May be"
Little difference we see:
Let the question go round,
The answer is found.
V.
That salmon and sole Puss should think very grand
Is no such remarkable thing.
For more of these dainties Puss took up her stand;
But when the third sister stretched out her fair hand
Pray why should Puss swallow her ring?
VI.
"In these degenerate days", we oft hear said,
"Manners are lost and chivalry is dead!"
No wonder, since in high exalted spheres
The same degeneracy, in fact, appears.
The Moon, in social matters interfering,
Scolded the Sun, when early in appearing;
And the rude Sun, her gentle sex ignoring,
Called her a fool, thus her pretensions flooring.
VII.
Five seeing, and seven blind
Give us twelve, in all, we find;
But all of these, 'tis very plain,
Come into account again.
For take notice, it may be true,
That those blind of one eye are blind for two;
And consider contrariwise,
That to see with your eye you may have your eyes;
So setting one against the other—
For a mathematician no great bother—
And working the sum, you will understand
That sixteen wise men still trouble the land.


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: OS X - PHP doesn't work. author: display_name: hojunbaek login: hojunbaek email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: hojunbaek author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 1777 wordpress_url: http://ezcocoa.com/?p=1777 date: '2013-03-15 23:55:01 +0900' date_gmt: '2013-03-15 23:55:01 +0900' categories: - OSX tags: - web - php - server - os x comments: [] ---
When I executed Web-Sever, It didn't work.
So I confirm to use following words.
# sudo apachectl configtest
I saw following error message.
httpd: Syntax error on line 117 of /private/etc/apache2/httpd.conf: Cannot load /usr/libexec/apache2/libphp5.so into server: dlopen(/usr/libexec/apache2/libphp5.so, 10): Library not loaded: @loader_path/../lib/libcrypto.dylib\n Referenced from: /usr/lib/libpq.5.dylib\n Reason: Incompatible library version: libpq.5.dylib requires version 1.0.0 or later, but libcrypto.0.9.8.dylib provides version 0.9.8
It was easy to solve.
Just check what you are using library for web server.
# ls -la /usr/lib/libssl.dylib
lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 33 Aug 17 12:25 /usr/lib/libssl.dylib -> /opt/local/lib/libssl.1.0.0.dylib
# ls -la /usr/lib/libcrypto.dylib
lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 36 Aug 17 12:28 /usr/lib/libcrypto.dylib -> /opt/local/lib/libcrypto.1.0.0.dylib
and then Just do it.
sudo ln -s /path/to/postgres/install/lib/libcrypto.dylib /usr/lib/libcrypto.dylib
sudo ln -s /path/to/postgres/install/lib/libssl.dylib /usr/lib/libssl.dylib
Actually my original directory is '/opt/local/lib'.
I copied and pasted following site.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11127486/rails-postgres-error-reason-incompatible-library-version-libpq-5-dylib-requ


Status: Proposal LEXICAL passed Jan 89 X3J13Forum: Cleanup
Issue: DECLARE-TYPE-FREE
References: CLtL p.158
Related issues: FUNCTION-TYPE-ARGUMENT-TYPE-SEMANTICS
Category: CLARIFICATION/ADDITION
Edit history: Version 1, 18-Sep-88, Moon
Version 2, 22-Sep-88, Moon
(small edits to reflect mail discussion)
Version 3, 22-Sep-88, Masinter
Version 4, 27-Sep-88, JonL
Version 5, 30-Sep-88, Masinter (cost to implementors)
Version 6, 06-Oct-88, Pitman (minor edits in Discussion)
Version 7, 5-Dec-88, Masinter (scope->extent)
Version 8, 7-Dec-88, Masinter (back to scope)
Version 9, 2-Jan-89, Moon (2 proposals, to clarify discussion)
Version 10, 12-Jan-89, Masinter (add back lost v.6 phrase
re nested declarations)
Problem description:
Section 9.2 of CLtL, p158, says that a declaration specifier like
(TYPE type var1 var2 ...) "... affects only variable bindings".
Since declarations can occur in contexts other than establishing
"variable bindings", most people interpret this statement to mean
that type declarations not in such context are either (1) completely
to be ignored, or (2) invalid CL syntax. Thus both of the following
forms would be suspect in that the type declarations could not have
any effect:
(if (and (typep x 'fixnum) (typep y 'fixnum))
(locally (declare (fixnum x y)) ;LOCALLY does not bind
...algorithm using x and y...) ; any variables.
...similar algorithm using x and y...)
(let ((y 'foo))
(setq y 10)
(let ((x 5)) ;'y' is not being bound in
(declare (fixnum y)) ; this particular context.
(incf y)
...random algorithm...))
Proposal (DECLARE-TYPE-FREE:ALLOW):
Specify that a type declaration does not only "affect variable bindings";
rather, type declarations are legal in all declarations. The interpretation
of a type declaration is that, during the execution of any expression
within the scope of the declaration, it is an error for the value of
the declared variable not to be of the declared type. For declarations
that are associated with variable bindings, the type declaration also
applies to the initial binding of the variable. In the special case
of a declaration for which there are no executable expressions
within the scope of the declaration (e.g., (locally (declare (integer x)))),
the result is as if there were executable expressions.
In this proposal, a type declaration affects not only variable
references within its scope, but also affects variable references that
are outside the scope of the declaration but dynamically inside the
execution of a form that is itself inside the scope of the
declaration. Such references can exist when the variable is SPECIAL
or when the declaration is not attached to the variable's binding, so
that the scope of the declaration does not include the entire scope
of the variable.
Clarify that if nested type declarations refer to the same variable,
then the value of the variable must be a member of the intersection of
the declared types.
Proposal (DECLARE-TYPE-FREE:LEXICAL):
Specify that a type declaration does not only "affect variable bindings";
rather, type declarations are legal in all declarations. The interpretation
of a type declaration is that, during the execution of any reference to the
declared variable within the scope of the declaration, it is an error for
the value of the declared variable not to be of the declared type; and
during the execution of any SETQ of the declared variable within the scope
of the declaration, it is an error for the newly assigned value of the
declared variable not to be of the declared type; and at the moment the
scope of the declaration is entered, it is an error for the value of the
declared variable not to be of the declared type.
In this proposal, a type declaration affects only variable references within
its scope, and the meaning of "free" and "variable-binding-associated" type
declarations can be described identically.
This proposal is equivalent to saying that the meaning of a type declaration
is equivalent to changing each reference to <var> within the scope of the
declaration to (THE <type> <var>), changing each expression assigned to the
variable within the scope of the declaration to (THE <type> <new-value>),
and executing (THE <type> <var>) at the moment the scope of the declaration
is entered.
Clarify that if nested type declarations refer to the same variable,
then the value of the variable must be a member of the intersection of
the declared types.
Examples:
;; this is an error under DECLARE-TYPE-FREE:ALLOW:
;; the assertion that x is a fixnum is violated between the two
;; calls to (zap)
;; this is a valid program under DECLARE-TYPE-FREE:LEXICAL
(let ((x 12) (y 'foo))
(flet ((zap () (rotatef x y)))
(zap)
(zap)
x)))
;; this is an error under both proposals
(let ((x 12) (y 'foo))
(flet ((zap () (rotatef x y)))
(zap)
(print x)
(zap)
x)))
;; this is an error under DECLARE-TYPE-FREE:ALLOW, because
;; the assertion that x is a fixnum
;; is violated during the call to zap, even though few
;; implementations will be able to check:
;; this is a valid program under DECLARE-TYPE-FREE:LEXICAL
(let ((x 12) (y 'foo))
(flet ((zap ()
(rotatef x y)
(rotatef x y)))
(zap)
x)))
;; this is an error under both proposals, even though the
;; violation of the type constraint happens after the form
;; with the declaration is exited.
(funcall f 4.3))
Rationale:
This proposal enables optimizing compilers to make use of the otherwise
ignored type information. Many people have often asked for it, and
there is no strong reason to forbid it.
DECLARE-TYPE-FREE:ALLOW is more restrictive on programs and hence allows
more freedom for optimizing compilers. DECLARE-TYPE-FREE:LEXICAL is easier
to understand but allows a specialized representation only where the scope
of the variable is the same as the scope of the declaration or the compiler
can prove that there are no relevant other references to the variable.
Current practice:
Lucid Common Lisp allows "free" type declarations; under some
circumstances the compiler issues a warning message that such usage
is an extension to Common Lisp.
Cost to Implementors:
Implementations that might currently warn about such declarations
would have to remove the warning; otherwise, it is valid to ignore
type declarations.
Cost to Users:
None, this is a compatible addition.
Cost of non-adoption:
Common Lisp will be less self-consistent.
Benefits:
Programmers will be able to use type declaration to express their
intent, rather than having to manually insert THE wrappers around
every reference.
Esthetics:
It is a simpler interpretation for type declaration specifiers, with
fewer special cases; hence reduces the number of exceptions in the
language.
Discussion:
Another cleanup issue, DECLARATION-SCOPE, addresses the scope of
declarations. This proposal carefully uses the phrase "within the
scope of the declaration" to avoid confounding the two issues.
This issue has been discussed at the Fort Collins X3J13 meeting in
November 1987, and at length on the various electronic mailing lists.
At least one current implementation is able to generate more efficient
code when declarations are associated with a particular binding, since
it then has the option to choose type-specific specialized storage for
the runtime value of the variable. So, for example,
(let ((x v)) (declare (type float x)) (+ x x))
is sometimes more efficient than
(let ((x v)) (locally (declare (type float x)) (+ x x)))
However, the local type declarations allowed by this proposal do
provide some useful information, even if it is not the *most* useful.
It is possible for a sufficiently "smart" compiler to infer the
equivalent of a "binding declaration" when it can ascertain that the
type of the binding value -- 'v' above -- is commensurate with the
type locally declared over the scope of usage of the variable.
It may be useful for a compiler to issue a warning whenever it finds
nested type declarations referring to the same variable and the
intersection of the declared types is null.
Documentation might want to discuss the style implications of
nested declarations intersecting. The interesting cases are:
- An inner declaration could be a subtype of an outer one.
This is the most useful case and probably the only one to
be encouraged in code written by humans. e.g.,
(locally (declare (type number x))
(locally (declare (type integer x))
...use X as integer...))
- An outer declaration could be a subtype of an inner one.
This is useless but harmless. It might happen as the result
of certain macro situations. e.g.,
(locally (declare (type integer x))
(locally (declare (type number x))
...use X as integer...))
- Two types may only partially overlap. This would presumably
happen only as the result of a macro expansion.
(locally (declare (type fixnum x))
(locally (declare (type (or bit package) x))
...use X as BIT...))
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From: David A. Moon<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: Did you blow it?
To: Guy Steele<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>cc<EMAIL_ADDRESS>In-Reply-To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Message-ID<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: Fri, 7 Apr 89 13:20:57 EDT
From: Guy Steele<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: Thu, 6 Apr 89 15:19:42 PDT
From: Richard P. Gabriel<EMAIL_ADDRESS>When I read the effect of Issue: DECLARE-TYPE-FREE on page 223, I
completely flipped. I think you might have gotten it wrong.
He did.
You say that in this code:
(defun f (x)
(let ((x 'a)) ...)
...)
The declaration affects both bindings of x. This cannot make any sense
at all. I don't have marked which version of this issue passed, but I
think neither implies this. The most that is implied is that if you
say this:
(defun f (x)
...
(let ((y 'a))
...)
...)
then the declaration applies to variable references within the let-y
and not to within some larger scope.
I hope you are wedged, because otherwise the proposal is wedged.
I also hope I am wedged. I am taking the liberty of cc'ing this
to X3J13 so that others can let me know what they think.
I believe I was confused by this paragraph from proposal
DECLARE-TYPE-FREE:LEXICAL, passed January 1989:
This proposal is equivalent to saying that the meaning of a type declaration
is equivalent to changing each reference to <var> within the scope of the
declaration to (THE <type> <var>), changing each expression assigned to the
variable within the scope of the declaration to (THE <type> <new-value>),
and executing (THE <type> <var>) at the moment the scope of the declaration
is entered.
The ambiguity concerns whether in
(defun f (x)
x ;reference 1
(let ((x 'a)) ...)
x ;reference 2
...)
the two references are construed to be to the same *variable*.
(I readily grant that they refer to different *bindings*.)
I assumed that they were contrued to be the same variable,
in which case I believe that what I wrote on page 223 of the
CLtL II draft is a correct conclusion.
The phrase "within the scope of the declaration" quoted above is
supposed to be a precisely defined phrase. The passed cleanup
issue DECLARATION-SCOPE was supposed to define that phrase.
Unfortunately, there is a problem: the precise language in version
2 of the proposal was replaced with much less precise language
in version 4, which was the version that was voted upon.
The version 2 language was:
The scope of a `bound' declaration is exactly the scope of the
associated lexical variable or function. If the declaration is
associated with a special variable, the scope is the scope the variable
would have had if it had not been special.
`Free' declarations are scoped as if they appeared in a new LOCALLY form
which surrounded the entire special form at the beginning of whose body
the declaration appears. This is the same as what CLtL p.155 defines to
be the scope of `pervasive' declarations.
This answers your question about special variables. I think that
for declarations that concern variable or function bindings, but are
not actually attached to a binding (i.e. are used free), the correct
scope is the same as the scope of a non-special binding of that name
surrounding the form to which the binding is attached; the language
about LOCALLY quoted above is out of date.
Gurg. Your example above is misindented. If you meant
(defun f (x)
x ;reference 1
(let ((x 'a))
x ;reference 2
...)
then the scope of the declaration does not include (let ((x 'a)) x ...)
because type declarations are not "pervasive". Thus what you wrote
on p.223 of CLtL is wrong.
But if you meant
(defun f (x)
x ;reference 1
(let ((x 'a)) ...)
x ;reference 2
...)
then the example does not address the question since reference 1
and reference 2 are clearly both in the scope of the type declaration.
Now that you have pointed it out, I agree that a more likely
and more desirable interpretation is that the references are
considered to be to different variables. Question: what if x
had been proclaimed SPECIAL? Then what would the interpretation be?
A special declaration should not affect the scope of a type declaration.
Now, the version of DECLARATION-SCOPING that actually passed does not
actually say that. But I don't think any other position is arguable.


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Solution Strategy¶
General Strategy¶
Using the Autodesk Fusion API you have access to nearly all information stored for a robot model.
The script uses a common XML parser to generate the SDF file. For more information about SDF in general see http://sdformat.org/spec and for additional information see below.
The mesh files for links of the robot are exported by finding all rigid groups of the model. As you can only export single components to the STL mesh format, all parts of the rigid group are copied to a new component. The link information is then parsed into the SDF file.
The joints of the robot are exported by finding all components of the model and finding their joints, as every joint is just associated to one component. The Fusion API provides a function that should retrieve all joints of a robot model, but it is not used here as it is implemented erroneous. After that the script finds the associated rigid groups to these joints. At this point there is also checked for non-exported links. These occur when a single part of the robot model resembles a link on its own, because then it can’t be defined as a rigid group.
The script finishes with a simple User Dialog in Fusion.
Additional Information about SDFormat and Gazebo¶
Fusion uses a right-handed coordinate system with the y-axis point up. Gazebo uses a right-handed coordinate system with the z-Axis pointing up. To handle this, the links of the robot model are rotated around the x-axis. This can be seen in the SDF file in the poses of the links. Everything else, like COM of links or associated joints, doesn’t have to be rotated again!
The poses in the SDF file are given as position (x-y-z) and rotation (roll-pitch-yaw).
Fusion does not always use SI units, so sometimes the values of physical parameters are recalculated to be in SI units.
Joints: Upper (and lower) joint limits in the SDF file (Gazebo) are the negated maximum (and minimum) joint limits retrieved from Fusion. This is due to the fact, that Gazebo rotates the child link of a joint around the parent link, and Fusion rotates the parent link around the child link.


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, which automatically parses loaded JSON, and will internally preload
associated images and instantiate a SpriteSheet
instance before the complete
event is fired.
Some browsers can not load images or access pixel data when running local files, and may throw a security error or not work unless the content is running on a server.


taken from a great tutorial by Andre Staltz
disclaimer: easy to test pure functions, but less so the interactions


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Dates to month
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The 45-year-old underwent an operation on Monday and is currently being treated after coming out of intensive care, the European champions added in a statement.
Matteo started his career with Liverpool, making 155 appearances, before moving to Leeds where became a fan favourite after scoring the goal against AC Milan which earned United a place in the Champions League knockout stages in 2000/01.
"The thoughts of everyone at the club are with Dom, his family and friends and we will be offering our support to them throughout this difficult time," Liverpool said.
"A popular member of the Liverpool side in the 1990s and a regular pundit and commentator on LFCTV in recent years, Matteo made his debut for the Reds in October 1993.
"We wish Dom a full and speedy recovery and will offer any support we can to his wife and family.
"Dom's family would like to place on record their gratitude to all staff at Leeds General Infirmary and express their thanks for all of the messages of support they have received."
Matteo won six Scotland caps in his career, which ended with spells at Blackburn and Stoke.


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