Doctor killed in plane crash while preparing for Florida air show
by Talia KaplanA plane crash ahead of a Florida air show has left the pilot, a doctor, dead, officials said.
The crash reportedly happened on Friday afternoon at Witham Field, where the Stuart Air Show was scheduled for this past weekend.
“It was in its practice routine and it went nose down into the runway,” Treasure Coast Newspapers reported Chris Kammel, bureau chief of Martin County Fire Rescue EMS, said.
TWO DEAD AFTER SMALL PLANE CRASHES INTO SUV IN FLORIDA: POLICE
The Grumman OV-1 Mohawk airplane was reportedly fully engulfed in flames and witnesses outside the airport reported seeing black smoke after the crash. The fire was quickly extinguished.
The Stuart Air Show posted a picture of the doctor on Instagram and wrote, “On Friday, November 1, 2019, we lost Dr. Joseph Masessa while preparing for this weekend’s event. Joe was a beloved performer of the air show, a local Floridian, and will forever be family.”
“He will always be remembered as we move forward in future endeavors. On behalf of the Audi Stuart Air Show, we would like to extend our deepest condolences to the Masessa family.”
Masessa, a dermatologist, worked at five locations across New Jersey, as well as at a Florida office, according to WABC-TV.
Sheriff William Snyder of the Martin County Sheriff's Office reportedly said Masessa, an experienced pilot, had performed at the air show in previous years and was from South Florida.
NEW JERSEY SMALL PLANE CRASH LEAVES PILOT DEAD
Since the Stuart Air Show started 30 years ago, this is the first plane crash the event has seen, the newspaper reported, citing officials.
According to a statement, the air show was canceled due to weather on Friday night and early Saturday morning.
“We put the safety of our patrons, attendees and performers first in every decision we make,” the statement said.
The air show was supposed to resume on Sunday, but a tweet from The Audi Stuart Air Show Sunday morning said, “Due to safety concerns since the rain has not let up as forecasted, all air show activates have been canceled. Safety is our utmost concern.”
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A spokesman with The Federal Aviation Administration told Fox News The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is conducting the investigation. The NTSB did not immediately respond to Fox News’ request for comment.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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The website was designed to contain Iframes for a majority of content throughout the portfolio sites.
The intention was to communicate with certain pages by appending to the website's overall URL and handle some automated inputs.
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a href= "../../contact.html?data=codeweb1"
target=_top
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A parent page is generally considered as web page that contains an Iframe and is intended to interact with such Iframe.
Then the URL is assigned to the variable and we trim that value to what we really need after a certain character.
Once we've trimmed that variable's value, we then pass that value to the Iframe using POSTMESSAGE method.
window.addEventListener("message", receiveMessage, false);
function receiveMessage(event)
{
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var check_data = event.data;
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Every bite of this quality artisan bread will inspire you to bake more and create your own recipes and variants.
I've been baking sourdough long enough that I've been able to experience everything from uneditable bricks and rubber pucks to fluffy rye loaves and delicious sourdough pizza crusts. As time went on I was looking for something that I found both delicious and convenient to bake. That's something amazing I discovered about sourdough, when you have a grasp of how it reacts in different situations, you see how amazingly flexible it is. That same quality is also what can make it in the beginning so frustrating to work with.
With this recipe you can adjust it to do a super long rise in the fridge to give it that extra tasty zing, or you can do the the whole thing in a day, or even half a day if you don't have the time or energy. I started out doing the standard methods, experimented with many varieties, and settled on this one as my goto recipe, as it both produces a quality artisan bread as well as being relatively low maintenance. I also really like using Spelt and Rye flour. Good wheat can be quite tasty but my body has always enjoyed the older variants much more.
All ingredients are flexible but you should try at first to keep the ratios the same. (percentage of water to flour and salt to dough)
250g (about 275-300g in your jar)
Instead of doing multiple feedings for a loaf I've settled on using a rather large amount of starter. You can just leave it in the fridge and when you're ready to bake, pull it out and mix it in the recipe. Then refill/feed, put it back in the fridge and you're good to go until the next time you want to bake. I pretty much always use a 1:1 ratio (or 100% hydration) of rye flour to water. If you can get freshly ground rye, the bacteria love it and it tastes wonderful. As you can see, it's about time I cleaned my jar.
400g
This step is pretty simple, get some filtered water. You can of course adjust the amount depending on how firm or fluffy you want your bread to be.
250g
Simply add the starter to the water. This step is not a must, but I found it to be quite practical in mixing the starter thoroughly into the flour. You can see getting it exact is not necessary. You just want to leave enough in your jar for the next batch.
After mixing with a spoon you can refill your starter jar with 125g water and 125g flour and put it back into the fridge.
700g
Put the flour of your choice in a bowl. I'm using here a mix of freshly ground rye and store bought spelt.
75-150g
This is optional but find it gives the bread not only a great taste but a healthy weight to it as well. I usually use a mix of whatever I feel like and sometimes less, sometimes more. You'll possibly have to adjust the flour to water ratio if you leave this step out.
First mix the flour well with any seeds, then add the water. You can see I'm using a machine here but doing this by hand or with a whisk works just as well. I'm just lazy. We still have a little bit of kneading to do by hand, so don't worry about missing out on that part.
Pro Tip: After the water and starter has been added to the flour: 20-40g Olive Oil: for a bit more 'Italian' style crust 4 Tablespoons Apple Vinegar: for a bit more bite and tangy-ness
In the machine I let it mix for about 5 mins. With spelt one doesn't need much mixing and too much can actually be detrimental, as there isn't as much glutin and it begins breaking down when mixed too much. I then do a few folds in the bowl to make sure everything got mixed well and there's no scraps stuck at the bottom of the bowl.
Cover the bowl with a plastic bag. This is much preferred to a towel as condensation builds up on the cover in the fridge.
50g Water 14g Salt
This is a standard bakers salt ratio for this recipe. I mix a bit of water with the salt so that mixing it into the dough later is easier and dissolves nicely.
I let the dough usually sit on the counter for 1-2 hours to let the dough autolyse and then fold the salt mix into the dough. Not kneading the the dough too much beforehand also helps with the autolyse. If you're unfamiliar with the autolyse process and it's benefits, check it out here. I notice a difference and the work needed is very minimal. You can definitely just knead the salt mix right away into the dough if you want to skip this step.
Folding the salt mix into the dough can take a moment, but then our hard work is done. You'll know it's mixed well when the dough is starts to get sticky again. Then place the dough in the fridge and let it rise anywhere from 4 to 48 hours. I usually am doing 12 or 24 hours rises, as it fits into either my workdays or overnight on the weekends.
After the rise period I like to use a bread proofing basket and shape the loaf a bit. I find this gives the loaf more of a consistent shape and nice crust. This isn't mandatory and if your dough is very hydrated, it won't keep a form anyway and you can skip these steps.
I roll the dough gently into either a round form or a long form. Since my basket and Römertopf are both the long standard shape, I do the long form.
Lay the dough in your proofing basket, which is of course pre-floured. Flour the top a bit, cover it and let it sit in your kitchen for about an hour. This let's the dough slowly come up to room temperature and I find it helps with oven spring, as the sourdough culture becomes more active.
250°+C
After about an hour you'll notice that the dough has begun rising again and is filling the basket up. Now we'll put our baking container, in my case a Römertopf, in the oven and preheat the oven at your max oven temperature. My oven goes to 275°C
250°C for 20 Minutes
200°C for 15 Minutes
200°C for 10 Minutes with the cover off
Drop the dough from your proofing basket or bowl into your container, score it with a sharp knife, put the cover on, put it in the oven and turn the temperature to 250°C for 20 minutes.
Turn the temperature down to 200°C for 15 minutes. This simulates the natural heat dynamics of a traditional fire oven and works great for the bread, IMHO. Any oven rise has been completed anyway by this time and the rest is pure baking time.
Take the cover off and let it bake for another 10 minutes. This creates a nice crispy crust. You can adjust the amount of time with the cover off to your liking, but I find this amount just right. You'll also notice a release of steam when you remove the cover and your breat should look fully risen.
60+ Minutes
Take your bread out of the oven and place on a cooling rack for at least an hour. If you can't wait, you can cut into the bread after about 30 minutes, but still escaping steam will make some parts of the loaf a bit mushy and the bread will still be firming up.
take it easy
Cut into your delicious home made loaf and don't eat it all at once!


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Francy's Favorite Things
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Francy's Favorite Things
Frany's Favorite Foods
People Food That Is Safe For Dogs
She loves chicken
She loves Broccoli
She loves rice
She loves cheese
She loves bread and pretzels without salt
Purina One Dog Food
She really enjoys how there is some soft kibble in the mix of all of the hard kibble
If the dog food is left to sit in open air too long, the soft pieces become hard
Francy enjoys snacking on this dog food throughout the day
Frany's Favorite Toys
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BasicFBReifier(BasicForwardRuleInfGraph parent,
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allNodes()
return an iterator over all the nodes that are reifiying something in this reifier. |
ExtendedIterator |
allNodes(Triple t)
return an iterator over all the nodes that are reifiying t in this reifier. |
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find(TripleMatch m)
Answer an iterator over all the reification triples in this Reifier that match m . |
ExtendedIterator |
findEither(TripleMatch m,
boolean showHidden)
Answer an iterator over the reification triples of this Reifier, or an empty iterator - if showHidden is false, only the exposed triples, otherwise only the concealed ones. |
ExtendedIterator |
findExposed(TripleMatch m)
Answer an iterator over all the reification triples that this Reifier exposes (ie all if Standard, none otherwise) that match m. |
Graph |
getParentGraph()
get the Graph which uses this reifier. |
ReificationStyle |
getStyle()
Answer this reifier's style. |
Triple |
getTriple(Node n)
Answer the triple associated with the node n . |
boolean |
handledAdd(Triple t)
true iff the Reifier has handled an add of the triple _t_. |
boolean |
handledRemove(Triple t)
true iff the Reifier has handled a remove of the triple _t_. |
boolean |
hasTriple(Node n)
true iff _n_ is associated with some triple. |
boolean |
hasTriple(Triple t)
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public ExtendedIterator allNodes()
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Reifier
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Reifier
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public ExtendedIterator findEither(TripleMatch m, boolean showHidden)
Reifier
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public boolean handledAdd(Triple t)
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handledAdd
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public boolean handledRemove(Triple t)
Reifier
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Using Scalable Machine Learning to
Understand Violent Collective Action
APSA 2016 Annual Meeting & Exhibition
Panel: Coding and Validating Political Event Data
September 1st, 2016
Jake Ryland Williams
Assistant Professor
Department of Information Science
College of Computing and Informatics
Drexel University
Lefteris Jason Anastasopoulos
Assistant Professor
School of Public and International Affairs
Georgia Informatics Institute
University of Georgia, Athens
Overview
Focus: Understanding social action through social media text.
- Why?
- The use of social media has become ubiquitous.
- Users can record even the most mundane actions.
- Along with text, may come other important data.
Twitter: a grassroots tool for mobilization
Traditional mass media requires significant resources to employ.
Cheap and accessible, social media has empowered many.
- For those unfamiliar with Twitter:
- Tweets are short (140 character limit) conversational messages.
- These can be geo-located, allowing for movement tracking.
- Twitter has a huge user base (more than 300 million active).
Dataset 1: location-tagged messages
- The 'PullTweets' database:
- Collected from Twitter's public (spritzer, 1%) API.
- At the time (2014), over 1% of tweets were geo-tagged.
- Targeted filtering rendered over 600 million geo-tagged tweets.
- Data were enriched with polygon tags (country, state, county).
Dataset 2: space-time tagged events
- The AP images database:
- A database of news-covered Associate Press images.
- Images are searchable, tagged by keywords, e.g., 'protest.'
- Along with captions, the data include space-time tags.
The language of modern social action
We've gathered 2014 protest times & locations from the AP.
Using these, we've filtered tweets by protest times and locations.
- We code these tweets as representatives of social action types:
- collective peace, e.g., vigils, trials, singing/chanting;
- collective force, e.g., mass-arrests, looting, blockades;
- singular peace, e.g., discourse, care, disgust; and
- singular force, e.g., physical assault, instigation.
Language is most often entirely unrelated,
but can represent any number of action types at once.
Examples
Methodology
Task: Classify tweets for action types independently.
- Algorithm: binary, Naive Bayes (NB) classifiers with enhancements:
- Instead of just words, phrases, e.g., 'tear gas,' employ context.
-
We decompose NB classifications:
to help answer 'why?'
- We also:
- cluster tweets spatially to track movements of groups, and
- track time series and look for aberrant signatures.
In-domain
Out-of-domain
Prototypical applications
We elucidate social action at very fine temporal and spatial scales.
With this, we can aggregate all collective action at higher levels of geography (e.g., Census tract, county, etc.).
This enables researchers to study protest activity spatially.
Collective action by county
Forceful collective action by county
Building a real-time application
Our tweets were collected from the public API over 2014.
Back then, geo-tagging was prevalant (>1% of all tweets).
- Policy decisions (integration with Foursquare) led to a decline.
- Currently, roughly 0.2% of tweets are geo-tagged.
- Replaced by soft locations, e.g., San Fransisco, Hawaii.
Upcoming challenges
Coding remaining data and building stronger coding guidelines.
Building explorable, online interactive graphics.
Acquisition of and scaling for larger-stream data.
Re-engaging Twitter's community for geo-location participation.
Collating actions into events.
Jake Ryland Williams
Assistant Professor
Department of Information Science
College of Computing and Informatics
Drexel University
Lefteris Jason Anastasopoulos
Assistant Professor
School of Public and International Affairs
Georgia Informatics Institute
University of Georgia, Athens


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Job Description

The candidate will be responsible to deliver design and development of solutions and product configuration in the Integrated order management system of CRM domain. He or she will be responsible for the timeliness, accuracy and quality of the solutions and configuration delivered following a full SDLC process where time-to-market is critical.

Responsibilities

- Design, develop and provide technical leadership in the delivery and deployment of solutions and configuration, ensuring timeliness and assured quality.

- Collaborate with Solution Architect, Business Analysts and other IS teams, and vendor in arriving at recommendations for technical decisions in the delivery of detailed designs and resolution of design issues at application or database level.

- Assist in project planning, technical feasibility study, project scoping, solutioning and effort estimation.

- Develop, review and execute test plans, test scenarios and test cases for functional testing.

- Perform impact analysis on reported incidents, deliver fixes (if any) within agreed SLA

- To provide guidance to production support teams on the technical perspective of implementation and maintenance of solutions delivered.

- Perform training & maintain the solution documentation

- Lead process improvement initiatives and make appropriate recommendations to enable productivity gains

- Provide progress updates and escalate issues on a timely basis

Qualifications

- Minimum a degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information Technology or related discipline from a recognized University.

Experience

- At least 3 years of relevant working experience in IT industry

- Working experience in high volume transaction, mission critical applications requiring quick turnaround/response time.

- Experience in Java, J2EE, Weblogic, C/C++ programming, Unix Shell script, PL/SQL, Pro*C, SQL*Loader, Stored Procedures and trigger and Oracle 9.x and above is mandatory.

- In depth understanding of Order Management Systems both technical and functional level within CRM domain is essential.

- Knowledge of Weblogic integration server, WLI application development and Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) Framework are mandatory.

- Must have gone through at least one full SDLC.

- Experience in Siebel CRM 7.X/8.X, BSCS or Comptel EventLink/InstantLink would be an added advantage

- Working experience in Telcommunications CRM or Billing System would be an added advantage.

Skills

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General Election 2019: Labour pledges 20 per cent property tax for foreign buyers
by Michael SearlesLabour has pledged to put an extra 20 per cent levy on foreign companies buying property in the UK.
The party has said it would charge firms and trusts from abroad looking to buy properties an additional 20 per cent on top of existing stamp duties and surcharges.
Read more: General Election 2019: Jeremy Corbyn to remain neutral in second Brexit referendum
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell said this latest instalment of Labour’s plans to overhaul the current tax system was needed to “raise essential revenue for our public services”.
The additional tax is expected to raise around £3.3bn per year and would be used to help cool the housing market, “prevent illicit flows” and raise revenue for the Treasury.
Labour’s pledge states: “A company purchasing residential property benefits from the UK’s infrastructure and legal framework, and ought to pay a small levy to acknowledge that”.
The Tories have accused Labour of “lashing out” because they have “no credible plan to get Brexit done”.
Read more: General election 2019: Shadow chancellor John McDonnell defends Labour’s tax plans
The Conservative Party confirmed earlier this week that it will charge companies and individuals that are not tax residents in the UK a three per cent levy on property purchases in order to raise around £120m a year.
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/ @donald_whyte
Credit to Denis Cheklov for
his contributions
ASSERT_EQ(5, 5);
ASSERT_GE(5, 0);
ASSERT_FLOAT_EQ(4.4, 4.4444444287381217);
ASSERT_TRUE(somePtr);
ASSERT_EQ(c1.size(), c2.size())
<< "Vectors c1 and c2 are of unequal length";
ASSERT_THROW(c1.at(47374), std::out_of_range);
ASSERT_DEATH(c1[47374], "Assertion failed:*");
// assertions abort test if they fail
ASSERT_TRUE(somePtr);
// even if expectations fail, the test continues
// allows multiple failures to be recorded in one test pass
EXPECT_EQ("donald", somePtr->name());
EXPECT_EQ(105, somePtr->age());
TEST(CaseName, TestName) {
}
TEST(StockRepository, ShouldSuccessfullyAddNewStock) {
StockRepository repo;
// Ensure stock can't be retrieved initially
Stock* nonExistentStock = repo.stock("IBM");
EXPECT_FALSE(nonExistentStock);
// Add stock
const int rc = repo.addStock("IBM", 4.74);
EXPECT_EQ(0, rc);
// Ensure it can be retrieved
Stock* addedStock = repo.stock("IBM");
ASSERT_TRUE(addedStock);
EXPECT_EQ("IBM", addedStock->name());
EXPECT_DOUBLE_EQ(4.74, addedStock->price());
}
class StockRepositoryTests : public ::testing::Test {
protected:
StockRepository d_repo;
public:
StockRepositoryTests() { } // #1
~StockRepositoryTests() { } // #4
void SetUp() { // #2
// initialise test data, mocks and objects under test
d_repo.addStock("AAPL", 50.5);
}
void TearDown() { // #3
// cleanup used resources
}
};
TEST_F(StockRepositoryTests, TotalStockCountReflectsNumStocksInRepo) {
EXPECT_EQ(1u, d_repo.numStocks());
}
TEST_F(StockRepositoryTests, ShouldFailToAddStockWithDuplicateName) {
// Try to add stock that already exists
const int rc = d_repo.addStock("AAPL", 242.53);
EXPECT_NE(0, rc);
// Ensure price was not overwritten
Stock* unchangedStock = repo.stock("AAPL");
ASSERT_TRUE(unchangedStock);
EXPECT_EQ("AAPL", unchangedStock->name());
EXPECT_DOUBLE_EQ(50.5, unchangedStock->price());
// Ensure stock count was not changed
EXPECT_EQ(1u, d_repo.numStocks());
}
.
..
src/
tests/
finprogtests.m.cpp
Makefile
finprog_stock.cpp
finprog_stockrepository.cpp
...
// finprogtests.m.cpp
#include <gtest/gtest.h>
int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
::testing::InitGoogleTest(&argc, argv);
return RUN_ALL_TESTS();
}
./finprogtests
[==========] Running 4 tests from 2 test cases.
[----------] Global test environment set-up.
[----------] 3 tests from StockRepositoryTests
[ RUN ] StockRepositoryTests.TotalStockCountReflectsNumStocksInRepo
[ OK ] StockRepositoryTests.TotalStockCountReflectsNumStocksInRepo (0 ms)
[ RUN ] StockRepositoryTests.ShouldFailToAddStockWithDuplicateName
[ OK ] StockRepositoryTests.ShouldFailToAddStockWithDuplicateName (1 ms)
[----------] 2 tests from StockRepositoryTests (1 ms total)
[----------] 2 tests from StockTests
[ RUN ] StockTests.InitialisedCorrectly
[ OK ] StockTests.InitialisedCorrectly (1 ms)
[ RUN ] StockTests.PrintSuccessful
[ OK ] StockTests.PrintSuccessful (1 ms)
[----------] 2 tests from StockTests (2 ms total)
[----------] Global test environment tear-down
[==========] 4 tests from 2 test cases ran. (3 ms total)
[ PASSED ] 4 tests.
./finprogtests --gtest_repeat=100
./finprogtests --gtest_filter=StockRepositoryTests.*
class Rng {
public:
virtual ~Rng();
virtual double generate(double min, double max) = 0;
};
class CoinFlipper {
private:
Rng* d_rng; // held, not owned
public:
enum Result {
HEADS = 0,
TAILS = 1
};
explicit CoinFlipper(Rng* rng);
Result flipCoin() const;
};
CoinFlipper::CoinFlipper(Rng* rng) : d_rng(rng)
{
assert(d_rng);
}
CoinFlipper::Result CoinFlipper::flipCoin() const
{
const double val = d_rng->generate(0.0, 1.0);
assert(0.0 <= val && val <= 1.0);
return (val < 0.5) ? HEADS : TAILS;
}
... generator; // Construct a particular generator
// Create a game
CoinFlipper game(&generator);
// Start playing
CoinFlipper::Result flip = game.flip();
flip
is either
HEADS
or TAILS
Rng
CoinFlipper
produces both results
Rng
MOCK_METHOD[n](methodName, returnType(arg1Type, ..., argNType));
MOCK_CONST_METHOD[n](methodName, returnType(arg1Type, ..., argNType));
class MockRng : public Rng {
public:
MOCK_METHOD2(generate, double(double, double));
};
// test fails in `generate()` is not called exactly once with
// `min = 0.0` and `max = 1.0`
MockRng rng;
EXPECT_CALL(rng, generate(DoubleEq(0.0), DoubleEq(1.0))
.Times(Exactly(1))
.WillOnce(Return(0.25));
EXPECT_CALL(mockObject, method(arg1Matcher, ..., argNMatcher))
.Times(cardinality) // 0 or 1
.InSequence(sequences) // 0+
.WillOnce(action) // 0+
.WillRepeatedly(action) // 0 or 1
EXPECT_CALL(mockObject, method(arg1Matcher, ..., argNMatcher))
.With(multiArgumentMatcher) // 0 or 1
.Times(cardinality) // 0 or 1
.InSequence(sequences) // 0+
.After(expectations) // 0+
.WillOnce(action) // 0+
.WillRepeatedly(action) // 0 or 1
.RetiresOnSaturation(); // 0 or 1
Specify default actions a mock should take, without setting strict expectations on whether they should be called
// Test passes regardless of whether `rng.generate()` is called or not.
// here. This just sets the default action (return `min` argument back
// to caller)
MockRng rng;
ON_CALL(rng, generate(_, _))
.WillByDefault(ReturnArg<0>());
ON_CALL(mockObject, method(matchers))
.With(multiArgumentMatcher) // 0 or 1
.WillByDefault(action);
TEST(TestFixture, TestName) {
// 1) Create mock objects (collaborators)
// 2) Specify your expectations of them
// 3) Construct object(s) under test, passing mocks
// 4) Run code under test
// 5) Check output (using Google Test or some other framework)
// 6) Let gmock automatically check mock expectations were met at
// end of test
}
TEST(CoinFlipper, ShouldReturnHeadsIfRandValueIsLessThanProbability) {
// 1) Create mock objects (collaborators)
MockRng rng;
// 2) Specify your expectations of them
EXPECT_CALL(rng, generate(DoubleEq(0.0), DoubleEq(1.0)))
.Times(Exactly(1))
.WillOnce(Return(0.25));
// 3) Construct object(s) under test, passing mocks
CoinFlipper coinFlipper(&rng);
// 4) Run code under test
CoinFlipper::Result result = coinFlipper.flipCoin();
// 5) Check output (using Google Test or some other framework)
EXPECT_EQ(CoinFlipper::HEADS, result);
// 6) Let gmock automatically check mock expectations were met at end of test
}
TEST_P(CoinFlipper, CoinFlip) {
const double randomVal = GetParam().first;
const CoinFlipper::Result expectedResult = GetParam().second;
MockRng rng;
EXPECT_CALL(rng, generate(DoubleEq(0.0), DoubleEq(1.0)))
.Times(Exactly(1))
.WillOnce(Return(randomVal));
CoinFlipper coinFlipper(&rng);
CoinFlipper::Result result = coinFlipper.flipCoin();
EXPECT_EQ(expectedResult, result);
}
INSTANTIATE_TEST_CASE_P(ValidRandomNumberGenerated, CoinFlipper,
Values(std::make_pair(0.0, CoinFlipper::HEADS),
std::make_pair(0.25, CoinFlipper::HEADS),
std::make_pair(0.49999, CoinFlipper::HEADS),
std::make_pair(0.5, CoinFlipper::TAILS),
std::make_pair(0.75, CoinFlipper::TAILS),
std::make_pair(1.0, CoinFlipper::TAILS)));
Matchers are functions used to match mock inputs to their expected values
// Matchers are used to set expectations on the values of mocked
// function arguments
EXPECT_CALL(printer, printVec(UnorderedElementsAre("foo", "bar")))
.Times(Exactly(1));
// They can also be outside of call expectations, to match any kind
// of value
EXPECT_THAT(someVector, UnorderedElementsAre("foo", "bar"));
ASSERT_THAT("my name is Donald", HasSubstr("Donald"));
Google Mock provides lots of matchers out-of-the-box
| Matcher | Matches |
|---|---|
_ |
matches anything |
Eq(value) |
values using operator==() |
DoubleEq(value) |
values using fuzzy 64-bit float equality |
IsNull() |
null raw/smart pointers |
StrCaseEq(string) |
string (case-insensitive) |
HasSubstr(string) |
strings with given substring |
Google Mock provides lots of matchers out-of-the-box
| Matcher | Matches |
|---|---|
Contains(elem) |
containers that contain elem at least
once |
UnorderedElementsAre(e0, e1, ...) |
containers that contain specified elements, ignoring order |
Field(&class::field, matcher) |
objects with value for specified member
variable (e.g. obj.d_age )
|
Property(&class::property, matcher) |
objects with value for specified member
function (e.g. obj.age() )
|
// writeVec() should be called once, with a 2-element a vector where:
// * one element ~= 0.53
// * one element that's not 1.0
EXPECT_CALL(writer, writeVec(UnorderedElementsAre(DoubleEq(0.53),
Not(DoubleEq(1.0)))))
.Times(Exactly(1)).WillOnce(Return(0));
// writePerson() should be called once, with a person named Donald
// (case-insensitive) who is 102 years old
EXPECT_CALL(writer, savePersonToFile(
AllOf(
Property(&Person::name, StrCaseEq("donald")),
Property(&Person::age, 102)
));
.Times(Exactly(1)).WillOnce(Return(0));
MATCHER(IsEven, "") { return (arg % 2) == 0; }
MATCHER_P(IsDivisibleBy, n, "") {
return (arg % n) == 0;
}
// all numbers in vector being written should be even
EXPECT_CALL(writer, writeVec(Each(IsEven))
.Times(Exactly(1)).WillOnce(Return(0));
// all numbers in vector being written should be divisible by 3
EXPECT_CALL(writer, writeVec(Each(IsDivisibleBy(3))))
.Times(Exactly(1)).WillOnce(Return(0));
Actions specify what a mock method does when called
EXPECT_CALL(writer, writeVec(_))
.Times(Exactly(1)).WillOnce(
Return(1) // action
);
| Action | |
|---|---|
Return(value) |
Return specified value |
SetArgPointee<N>() |
Set value of Nth argument passed to
mocked method (useful for out parameters) |
Throw(exception) |
Throw specified exception |
Invoke(f) |
Invoke function f with
arguments passed to mocked method |
DoAll(a1, a2, ..., aN) |
Perform multiple actions in sequence |
// return statement in actions causes mock method to return this value
ACTION(Sum) {
return arg0 + arg1;
}
// parametrised action
ACTION_P(AppendName, name) {
arg0.push_back(name);
}
EXPECT_CALL(calculator, add(_, _))
.Times(Exactly(1)).WillOnce(Sum());
EXPECT_CALL(customerDatabase, retrieveCustomerNames(_))
.Times(Exactly(1)).WillOnce(DoAll(
AppendName("Bob"),
AppendName("Susie"),
Return(0) // retrieval was a success
));


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Demonstrator of custom shader and handling pan and zoom gestures.
Explore the Mandelbrot set by zooming in and out at different locations using either a pinch gesture on touch devices, or the vertical mouse wheel on desktops. Pan by dragging a touch or mouse click, or using the horizontal mouse wheel.
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[telegram] <Hermes08> What type of stress you refer to? Recently if you see grey hats have tried to over run Dpow and they have been brought to a dead end. (re @cammofunk: If Komodo blockchain is as strong as the team claims, why is there no public records of this?)
[telegram] <cammofunk> ah thats true, I just feel like no-one even know's the kmd powerhouse. And a stresstest that shows concrete transactions per min. Would make more people aware of your platform if you showed off a little (re @Hermes08: What type of stress you refer to? Recently if you see grey hats have tried to over run Dpow and they have been brought to a dead end.)
[telegram] <cammofunk> I love kmd and I'm not even sure what your legit tx's/sec are
[telegram] <cammofunk> so how could a layman
[telegram] <Cabey> They're planning to do a 1mil/tps soon
[telegram] <Hermes08> Please see the first official graphical representations of our stress tests of TPS
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[telegram] <Braydean> Hello here one more question
[telegram] <Braydean> If i hodl komodo on magnum wallet for about 100kmd how much reward can i claim per annual ?
[telegram] <cammofunk> They said that 1million tx/sec thing back in like june didn't they? (re @Cabey: They're planning to do a 1mil/tps soon)
[telegram] <cammofunk> and legit I could make that on flash
[telegram] <cammofunk> wheres the blocks for proof?
[telegram] <Cabey> Besides the technical considerations there's no point releasing big news in this market
[telegram] <cammofunk> I'd like to see them on the public blockchain, is there a way?
[telegram] <Cabey> I suspect it'll be timed with rebranding also
[telegram] <cammofunk> Shouldn't be about the money, more people will USE it (re @Cabey: Besides the technical considerations there's no point releasing big news in this market)
[telegram] <cammofunk> and the money will follow
[telegram] <cammofunk> ah, good point
[telegram] <cammofunk> I agree with that, and I hope so. Just in disbelief that my friends havent even heard of the blockchain but they know Bitcoin cash and Lisk ect..


Umesh Gaur named MD of JDA Soft India CoEs
by Our BureauJDA Software, Inc., which provides Artificial Intelligence-based supply chain management solutions, has appointed Umesh Gaur as Managing Director of JDA’s Centre of Excellence (CoE) in India at Bengaluru and Hyderabad. The two CoEs have about 2,500 employees.
The Arizona (the US)-based firm named Vinok Sequeira as Senior Vice-President (SVP), Associate Success, for the Asia-Pacific region including the India CoEs.
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Important links
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ARK2D
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#include <Overlay.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| GJLoginState () | |
| void | enter (GameContainer *container, StateBasedGame *game, GameState *from) |
| void | leave (GameContainer *container, StateBasedGame *game, GameState *to) |
| unsigned int | id () |
| void | init (GameContainer *container, StateBasedGame *game) |
| void | update (GameContainer *container, StateBasedGame *game, GameTimer *timer) |
| void | render (GameContainer *container, StateBasedGame *game, Renderer *g) |
| virtual void | keyPressed (unsigned int key) |
| virtual void | keyReleased (unsigned int key) |
| virtual void | mouseMoved (int x, int y, int oldx, int oldy) |
| void | onLoginFailed (string message) |
| void | onLoginSuccess () |
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| static void | onSignup (GJLoginState *ls) |
| static void | onHelp (GJLoginState *ls) |
| static void | onClose (GJLoginState *ls) |
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| GJTextField * | username |
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| GJButton * | close |
| GJButton * | login |
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| GJButton * | help |
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The geeky duo of Curt and Sonny invision Geek Sweets on their third day of Epicodus class. Little did they know that it would evolve into the most dominate cupcake shop in all of Seattle. Using farm to table ingredients, our artisian hand crafted cupcakes made it on the national scene featured by Oprah Winfrey's on her favorite things and shout out by the famous rap artist Drake!


UK’s richest man Sir Jim Ratcliffe reveals why he won’t buy Manchester United
by HarigovindUnited Kingdom’s richest man Sir Jim Ratcliffe has revealed that he will not buy Premier League giants Manchester United from their current owners the Glazers.
In an interview with The Times, Sir Ratcliffe said that he believes the club have “lost the plot” after poor investments on both players and managers.
“They [Manchester United] are in quite a big pickle as a business,” he said, before adding:
“They haven’t got the manager selection right, haven’t bought well. They have been the dumb money, which you see with players like Fred.”
“We won’t look elsewhere until we have had a good run here [at OGC Nice, the Ligue 1 club he bought earlier this year]. We need to find out how to be successful before you ever want to write a big cheque. It’s quite difficult.”
“Manchester United have spent an immense amount since Sir Alex Ferguson left and been poor, to put it mildly. Shockingly poor, to be honest,” Sir Ratcliffe explained further.
“We have a different approach here [at Nice] to be moderately intelligent about it. Try to do it more grassroots, trying to locate young talent.”
“Some clubs seem to have an ability to do that, Southampton, Lille. United have done it really poorly. They have lost the plot there somehow.”
Quotes via Daily Mail.


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AcademicsCommerce Graduate from Bangalore University & Masters Diploma in Business Administration from Symbiosis, Pune. |
Experience13 years of experience as a part of Infosys & opportunity to design and deploy several interesting HR initiatives. |
Please join us in welcoming Tony Simon to Riflexions family.
Tony joins us in the capacity of Talent Transformation lead at Riflexions.
In simple terms he will be your Go To person for all HR related queries.
We wish Tony a sucessful career with Riflexions and we look forward to building our strength and dream for a people oriented organisation. Tony will be reaching out to you folks in the coming days and weeks individually.


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Preparing the Rest of the Ingredients
Carrots
- Peel the carrots.
- Slice the carrots about 1/2 inches. Cut at least 2 slices per tamale.
- Place the carrots into a pot with cold water.
- Cover the pot and bring it to a boil, lower the heat and simmer
until they are cooked.
- Drain and set aside.
Potatoes
- Peel the potatoes.
- Cut the potatoes about 1 1/2 inches thick.
- Place the potatoes into a pot with cold water.
- Cover the pot and bring it to a boil, lower the heat and simmer
until they are cooked.
- Drain and reserve the potatoes.
Eggs
- Place the eggs into a pot and cover them with cold water by 1 inch.
- Cover the pot and bring it to a boil, lower the heat and cook about 10 minutes.
- Drain, peel and slice each egg in 4 pieces.
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Try roasting a chicken the Thomas Keller way with his all-American recipe. You'll need a waffle-maker for this recipe.
Place all of the brine ingredients into a large saucepan. Cover with a lid and boil for one minute, stirring to dissolve the salt. Remove from the heat and set aside to cool.
Rinse the chickens thoroughly under cold running water. Add the chicken to the brine. (Ensure it’s submerged in the brine – you can do this with a plate, if necessary.) Chill in the fridge for six hours.
Preheat the oven to 240C/475°F/Gas 9.
Remove the chickens from the brine, rinse under cold running water and pat dry with kitchen paper.
Season the inside of each chicken with a light sprinkling of salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To truss the chickens, place one chicken on a tray with the legs towards you. Tuck the wing tips under the bird. Cut a 90cm/3ft piece of kitchen twine and place it on top of the neck end of the breast.
Lift the neck end of the bird and pull the twine down around the wings and under the chicken, then bring the ends up over the breast, towards you, and tie the twine into a knot, pulling it tight to plump the breast.
Bring the ends of the twine around the ends of the drumsticks and straight up. Tie as before to pull the drumsticks together and form a compact bird; tie again to secure the knot. Repeat the process with the second chicken. Let the chickens sit at room temperature for 20 to 30 minutes before roasting.
Season the outside of the chickens with a light sprinkling of salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Place two heavy-based, ovenproof frying pans over a high heat. When they are hot, add half the oil to each and heat until hot.
Put the chickens breast-side up into the pans, and then into the oven with the legs facing the back of the oven. Roast for 40 minutes, checking the birds every 15 minutes and rotating the griddle pans if the chickens are browning unevenly.
After 40 minutes, check the temperature of the birds by inserting a thermometer between the leg and the thigh. The temperature should read approximately 68C/155F. (The chicken will continue to cook as it sits, reaching a temperature of about 73C/165°F.)
When the birds are cooked, remove from the oven, add the thyme leaves to the pans, and baste the birds with the juices and thyme leaves. Set aside in a warm place for ten minutes.
To carve the chicken, cut the twine between the legs and pull on one end; the entire piece will pull away easily. Cut each bird into four pieces.
Remove each leg by cutting through the joint where the thigh joins the body.
For the chasseur jus, place the canola oil into a saucepan over a medium heat. Add the shallots, carrots, garlic cloves and button mushrooms. Fry until lightly coloured.
Add the tomato and stir until well combined. Pour in the wine and reduce the sauce until the liquid has almost evaporated.
Add the herbs and chicken stock. Bring to a simmer and skin the scum regularly for 30 minutes. Strain the sauce through a fine sieve and into a clean saucepan.
For the waffles, preheat a waffle maker to a medium setting and preheat the oven to 140C/275F/Gas 1. Place a large wire rack onto a baking sheet and keep it warm.
Mix the flour, baking powder, salt and granulated sugar in a large mixing bowl. Whisk in the eggs, milk and butter until well combined.
Ladle some of the batter into each well of the waffle maker and close the lid and cook for five minutes, or until golden-brown and crispy. Repeat the process until the batter is used up.
To serve, arrange one piece of breast and a leg on each serving plate and top with the sauce. Sprinkle with fleur de sel and place two waffles alongside. Serve with vanilla butter and maple syrup.


Genesis 27:16
And she put the skins of the kids of the goats upon his hands, and upon the smooth of his neck:


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2 Corinthians 9:4
Lest haply if they of Macedonia come with me, and find you unprepared, we (that we say not, ye) should be ashamed in this same confident boasting.


The brain can produce new brain cells at any age, so significant memory loss is an inevitable result of aging. But just as it is with muscle strength, elder people have to use it or lose it. Lifestyle, habits, and daily activities have a huge impact on the health of the brain.
Stress is one of the brain’s worst enemies. Over time, chronic stressdestroys brain cells and damages the hippocampus, the region of the brain involved in the formation of new memories and the retrieval of old ones. Studies have also linked stress to memory loss.
A team of human-computer interaction researchers from Lancaster University and Trinity College Dublin, have through in-depth interviews with experts in neuropsychology and cognitive behavioral therapies, found that most existing technologies related to supporting memory impairments are focused on 'episodic' impairments, which are closely associated with conditions such as dementia. Based on the study, there are four key points how technology can help prompt positive memories for people.
The use of 'biosensors', which could help inform technologies as to the current mind-set of the user.
Technology that can actively prompt users with positive memories to counteract negative thoughts.
Positive memory banks, which help people actively capture positive memories often by anticipating and planning for positive events.
Technologies that enable the active curation of positive memories.
Use voice as biosensor to stimulate elder people's memory.
Use prompts as memory bank to remind elder people of happy memories in daily life.
Use calendar as curation to active positive memories and release their stress.
Prompted actions can be confusing as users don't know whether they can click onto them.
Illustration doesn't fit the function.
UI style is unaesthetic and not user friendly for the elderly


Colour Blind Student Gets To See Colour For The First Time Thanks To Special Glasses
by Cameron FrewA Minnesota student is warming the hearts of the internet, after his brother filmed the moment he saw colour for the first time.
It was just another day at Lakeview Elementary School in Cottonwood for Jonathan Jones, a young student who’s colour blind.
While sitting in a class learning about the visual impairment, the school’s principal whipped out a pair of special glasses – letting Jonathan see the world in colour like never before.
Check out the emotional clip below:
Posted by Jonathan’s brother Ben, the wonderful video has already been viewed nearly five million times, racking up more than 100,000 likes and nearly 20,000 retweets.
Ben wrote with the video:
My little brother is severely colour blind and so is his principal at school. While they were learning about colorblindness in class, his principal brought in some glasses that let him see colour for the first time, and he was very emotional.
In the video, while instructing students about the condition, the principal hands Jonathan the glasses and says: ‘They’re all yours.’
Immediately, the young student smiles as he takes in all the colours for the first time. It’s hard to imagine how that’d feel, but it was clearly overwhelming for Jonathan, who soon breaks into tears.
The principal gives him a hug, before Jonathan heads over to the periodic table to make the most of the glasses.
Ben added: ‘This is just a great example of the huge impact that teachers can have on kids. We need to pay our teachers more; they more than deserve it.’
After the video went viral, Jonathan’s mother set up a GoFundMe to help raise money to get him a pair – they cost upwards of $350.
On the page, his mum Carole Walter Jones wrote:
After posting a video on social media of Jonathan seeing colour for the first time, we have been overwhelmed by how many kind, generous people have wanted to help him get a pair of his own colour blind glasses.
We will use these funds to purchase his own pair and donate any additional funds to a foundation who purchases colour blind glass for those who can’t afford them.
Thank you all for your love and compassion. We are overwhelmed and encouraged to know there are so many amazing people in this world who would help a young man they have never met.
The fundraiser has soared past its target, amassing a whopping $14,555 (at the time of writing). If you’d like to donate, click here.
After graduating from Glasgow Caledonian University with an NCTJ and BCTJ-accredited Multimedia Journalism degree, Cameron ventured into the world of print journalism at The National, while also working as a freelance film journalist on the side, becoming an accredited Rotten Tomatoes critic in the process. He’s now left his Scottish homelands and took up residence at UNILAD as a journalist.


WANDA J. ORLIKOWSKI, DEBRA C. GASH
A totally amazing paragraph starting "Recent literature", on page 176, which summarises schemes, frames, scripts, paradigms etc. as models of shared cognitive structures. This single paragraph seems to cite almost all the relevant authors which are relevant to the space (at the time of writing).
OCRed thanks to Ben.
"we build on and extend research into the cognitions and values of users and designers by proposint a systematic approach for examining the underlying assumptions, expectations and knowledge that people have about technology...We suggest that where the tecnological frames of key groups in organizations - such as managers, technologists, and users - are significantly different, difficulties and conflict around the development, use and change of technology may result....We argue that technological frames offer an interesting and userful analytic perspective for explaining and anticipating actions and meanings that are not easily obtained with other theoretical lenses."
"to interact with technology, people have to make sense of it; and in this sense-making process, they develop particular assumptions, expectations, and knowledge of the technology, which then serve to shape subsequent actions toward it. While these interpretations become taken-for-granted and are rarely brought to the surface and reflected on, they nevertheless remain significant in influencing how actors in organizations think about and act toward technology."
"different groups within an organization may have different technological fdrames, and [we] introduce the notion of congruence to describe the nature and extent of differences among frames"
"the findings [of a field study] reveal significant differences in the technological frames of two primary groups - technologists and users. The incongruence in frames provides an interesting explanation of the difficulties and unanticipated outcomes associated with the technology implementation."
"Frames refer to "definitions of organiszational reality that serve as vehicles for understanding and action"....[and] include assumptions, knowledge and expectations, expressed symbolically through language, visual images, metaphors and stories....structured as webs of meanings" [credited to Gioia 1986]
Collaboration, Design, Change, Frames
Hirschheim and Klein 1989
Markus 1984
Giddens 1984
Argyris and Schon 1978
Kuhn 1970
Gioia 1986


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WITNESS LIST Corrections Committee (SUBCOMMITTEE ON TCOOMMI) October 7, 2004-10:00A Criminal Justice Health Initiative For: Dutton, Maurice (NAMI Texas) Shannon, Jackie (NAMI Texas) TCOOMMI For: West, Connie (Texas Probation Association, Field Williamson County) On: Fitzgerald, Bill (Dee Kifowit, TCOOMMI) Gutierrez, David (Self) Kifowit, Dee (TDCJ - TCOOMMI)


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Recently I had a task with which I got very frustrated, and almost desperate. Firstly, I had to port some functionality from VB to C# and VB is a totally unfamiliar language to me. Second most of it was actually in Stored Procedures in Oracle that I had to invoke. And Oracle is like a hostile territory with a "Minefield" sign. So what I had to do was figure out what stored procedures where invoked from VB, then write a stored procedure that was invoking them with the right parameters (tough job when there are 50), and hope that I wired it by the right colors.
Of course nothing went by the plan. The initial list o SPs that I received wasn't the full one, as I discovered from looking into the VB code. Matching the parameters was pain in the.. Once my SP was ready it didn't do the job right. Me and my colleague spent 2 days just debugging and tuning the parameters. At times I was desperate. Just when we thought it should be working it would refuse very rudely.
3 ways developers halt in their tasks and how to kick start them:
A general idea for all developers when they get to a halt: stop. take a brake away from the computer, first talk to somebody about anything except your problem. Then talk about your problem with another developer. Get back to solving the problem but try to look at it from a different angle. Look at the problem in a wider context.


Prophylaxis
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bio/mechanical
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Previous endocarditis
Unrepaired cyanotic congenital heart disease
palliative shunts/conduits
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Dental procedures
all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
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routine anaesthetic injections through no-infected
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taking dental radiographs
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placement of removable prosthodontic/orthodonctic appliances
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adjustment of orthodontic appliance
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placement of orthodontic brackets
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Hormone Replacement Therapy
Trans people may want to use hormones to develop secondary sex characteristics. This is known as Hormone Replacement Therapy. Hormones can be prescribed by a GIC or they can be purchased privately. The hormones can be self-administered or administered by medical professionals depending on the type of hormones used.
MTF
For trans women, the types of hormones prescribed are estrogens, antiandrogens, and progestogens. Estrogen comes in the forms of pills, skin patches and injections. Antiandrogens and progestogens come in the forms of pills. The dosage of these hormones varies from person to person and will be discussed with your GP and GIC. You will be monitored for the first few years of your transition and these dosages may be altered for best results and suited to your individual needs.
| Average Timeframe | Expected Changes |
|---|---|
| 1-3 months | Drecrease in sex drive. Fewer morning erections. Less likely to achieve erection when arounsed. Decreased ability to make ejaculatory fluids. Softening of skin. Decrease in muscle mass and body fat. Redistribution of fat to 'feminine patterns'. |
| Over 1-2 years | Slower growth of facial and body hair. Slowed or stopped 'male'-pattern balding. Nipple and breast growth. Decrease in testicular size. |
The timeframe of changes varies from person to person. While it is easy to compare your transition to others, please understand that every one is different. Some of these changes will be permanant, and some will be reversed if HRT is stopped. While some or most of these changes will be desired by trans women, not all of them are pleasant or wanted changes, but it is not possible to pick and choose which changes will happen. There are also risks to be considered when starting HRT, such as long-term liver damange, increased risks of blood clots, diabetes and heart disease and headaches or migranies. These risks will be discussed at the time of prescription and will be monitored throughout your transition. More information can be found here.
FTM
For trans men, the main type of hormone prescribed is testosterone. It can come in the form of a gel or an injection. There are two types of injection; self administered into the thigh, or administered via a healthcare professional in the muscle of the butt. The time frame between each shot varies depending on the person and the type of injection chosen but these shots will have to be administered for the rest of your life. As with trans women, you will be monitored for the first few years of your transition to ensure your transition is progressing well.
| Average Timeframe | Expected Changes |
|---|---|
| 1-3 months | Increased sex drive. Vaginal dryness. Growth of clitoris. Increased growth and courseness of body hair. Oilier skin. Increase in acne. Increased muscle mass and upper body strength. Redistribution of body fat to more 'masculine' patterns. Vocal changes. |
| 3-9 months | Menstruating stops. |
| 1 or more years | Gradual growth of facial hair. Possible 'male'-pattern baldness. |
The timeframe of changes varies from person to person and on type of testosterone administered. While it is easy to compare your transition to others, please understand that every one is different. Some of these changes will be permanant, and some will be reversed if HRT is stopped. While some or most of these changes will be desired by trans men, not all of them are pleasant or wanted changes, but it is not possible to pick and choose which changes will happen. As with all medications, there are risks to be considered, such as increased cholesterol, blood pressure and red blood cells, headaches or migraines and possible weight gain. These risks will be discussed at the time of prescription and you will be monitored throughout your transition. More information can be found here.
Mental Health
For both trans men and women, HRT can affect their mental health in both positive and negative ways. For most, the positive mental health boost comes from seeing changes to their bodies after starting HRT and feeling like they are finally becoming who they're meant to be. For some however, HRT can destabiliase their moods and cause mood swings and depression. This will also be monitored throughout your transition.


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