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Spelling Bot is a sample app designed to demo the Steam Space framework. It allows for a teacher to set up
spelling lists and for 1 or more students to then take a spelling test and have the results sent back to the
teacher's Google docs.
Steam Space allows teachers to manage assignments and class rosters in Google Docs and then to assign Chrome apps to students based on roster, with the students' results flowing back to the teacher's Google Docs in real-time.
Please go to SteamSpace.net to view a video that explains how Spelling Bot works.
Copyright Robert Woodley, 2014.
More information at SteamSpace.net


S Bedasee | Developer
Front-End + Back-End = <Me> iOS Developer
Hi Everyone! I am San, A self taught iOS Developer with 3 years of experience. I have always had a passion for learning and technology. I have always tinkered around with devices and programs since I was a kid. I went to school with my bachelors in nursing. I worked in a hospital for a 6 years. However, as much I like helping people, I wanted to advance in technology in some way. And thus my adventure with technology continued.
My adventure in technology is a great one. I felt I could do more with mobile development. I decided to read up on many different books and websites to advance my knowledge. I worked on my own projects and contributed to some startups. I feel that I learn iOS Development with Javascript and other backend knowledge, it was a perfect way to join the technology field. I continue to learn many different features and lanugages I can because I hope to one day design something revolutionary.
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Next: Alphanumeric Characters, Previous: Case of Implementation-Defined Characters, Up: Character Categories
The numeric characters are a subset of the graphic characters. Of the standard characters, only these are numeric characters:
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
For each implementation-defined graphic character that has no case, the implementation must define whether or not it is a numeric character.


Vani Ananthuni
Software Engineer
www.vaniananthuni.com
Brooklyn, NY, 11209
+1<PHONE_NUMBER>
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Education: • New York University, New York
MS, Computer Science
GPA – 3.4, May ‘16 • Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad, India BTech, Electronics & Computer
Engineering. GPA - 3.7
Skills:
• Front End – HTML5, CSS3, Javacript es6, jQuery, SASS, Bootstrap (CSS & JS), AngularJS, JSON, Sketch, Adobe CC - Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Photography. • Back End - MEAN stack, Node.js, npm Express.js, MongoDB, REST APIs. C, Python, PHP, MySQL, WordPress, GitHub, , Unity, Maya, Linux CLI.
Work Experience
Web Developer - Front End, SVS Hydraulics, India
( March 2012 - May 2014)
• Developed responsive e-commerce website for the company using HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Bootstrap, mySQL, PHP.
• Worked with a team of 4 members, conducted weekly sprint meetings using Agile Methodology.
• Developed wireframes, storyboards, flowcharts and PSD templates for the website using Photoshop. Illustrator, Sketch.
• Performed improvements in User interface and User Experience (UX/UI) for web application using Angular.js and Illustrator.
Junior Developer & Testing, JPAL Global, New York
(May 2014 - August 2014 )
• Assisted in developing Hostelly software for property management and the website for the software using HTML5, CSS3, Javascript.
• Carried out Quality Assurance tests - A/B and usability testing for software using STLC and Ghost Inspector & Selenium IDEs.
Web Developer Intern, Xpedient Digital, India
( Jul 2013- Oct 2013 )
• Assisted the developer in front end development for web application that maintains personal health profiles on cloud.
• Researched user trends in healthcare system for UX/UI design.
Web Developer - Front End, SVS Hydraulics, India
( March 2012 - May 2014)
• Developed responsive e-commerce website for the company using HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Bootstrap, mySQL, PHP.
• Worked with a team of 4 members, conducted weekly sprint meetings using Agile Methodology.
• Developed wireframes, storyboards, flowcharts and PSD templates for the website using Photoshop. Illustrator, Sketch.
• Performed improvements in User interface and User Experience (UX/UI) for web application using Angular.js and Illustrator.
Junior Developer & Testing, JPAL Global, New York
(May 2014 - August 2014 )
• Assisted in developing Hostelly software for property management and the website for the software using HTML5, CSS3, Javascript.
• Carried out Quality Assurance tests - A/B and usability testing for software using STLC and Ghost Inspector & Selenium IDEs.
Web Developer Intern, Xpedient Digital, India
( Jul 2013- Oct 2013 )
• Assisted the developer in front end development for web application that maintains personal health profiles on cloud.
• Researched user trends in healthcare system for UX/UI design.
Projects
• Code Samples: github.com/vanian codepen.io/vaniananthuni
developer.mozilla.org/profiles/vaniananthuni
• MeanHotel: Full stack single page web application using MEAN stack and REST APIs, authenticated with JSON Web Tokens
• TicTacToe: Board game using HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery. Optimized for web and mobiles (landscape & portrait mode).
• Weather Info: Web application that displays current location and weather updates, using Javascript, JSON from openweather API.
• MuFan: Developed music social networking website using MySql, PHP5, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript ES6. jQuery and Bootstrap. Features: friends, status, search, concert info, and reviews
• Scalable and Secure Sharing of Personal Health Records: Devel- oped a web application that maintains health records while ensuring privacy by ABE encryption system.
• Redesigning Global Network (MDE): Virtualized the network, redesigned the network strategy, communication, security using IPv6, HTTP, TCP/UDP and other protocols, cryptography.
• Code Samples: github.com/vanian codepen.io/vaniananthuni
developer.mozilla.org/profiles/vaniananthuni
• MeanHotel: Full stack single page web application using MEAN stack and REST APIs, authenticated with JSON Web Tokens
• TicTacToe: Board game using HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery. Optimized for web and mobiles (landscape & portrait mode).
• Weather Info: Web application that displays current location and weather updates, using Javascript, JSON from openweather API.
• MuFan: Developed music social networking website using MySql, PHP5, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript ES6. jQuery and Bootstrap. Features: friends, status, search, concert info, and reviews
• Scalable and Secure Sharing of Personal Health Records: Devel- oped a web application that maintains health records while ensuring privacy by ABE encryption system.
• Redesigning Global Network (MDE): Virtualized the network, redesigned the network strategy, communication, security using IPv6, HTTP, TCP/UDP and other protocols, cryptography.


This session will cover how to extract data from studies, both in terms of descriptive information (meta-data) and quantitative (or qualitative) study findings. It will also describe coding of studies, which is used in systematic mapping. This involves populating an interactive database with predefined codes that allow users to rapidly search for relevant studies based on a suite of information about the study setting and methods. This session will involve a practical exercise where attendees will plan and undertake basic coding and meta-data extraction.
Learning objectives:
To begin, watch the following presentation:
You can find the lecture handouts here.
Next, read the seventh chapter of the guidance from the Collaboration for Environmental Evidence here. We'll revisit sections of the CEE Guidance throughout the course. It focuses on environmental and conservation topics, but is subject agnostic, meaning that it's useful for other disciplines, too. Feel free to focus instead on the Cochrane Guidance if you work with healthcare topics.
In this exercise, you will gain experience of another free systematic review management software, SysRev.com. This hypotheical expample examines the impact of marine microplastics on biodiversity. Your task is to extract data and code studies according to a predefined schema (set of variables). Follow the instructions below. Thanks to the SysRev team for helping to develop this exercise.
You have been recruited into a team conducting a systematic map on evidence of the effects of marine plastics on organism health. The map is progressing well and is now at the meta-data extraction and study coding stage. At this point, you have been given 5 articles for which meta-data extraction and coding must be conducted. The articles cover a range of systems and organisms, some of which includes human food species.
For this review, you will be using the web application SysRev.com. For an overview of SysRev, the developers have put together this demo.
Click on the following link to set up an account and join the review: https://sysrev.com/register/21d40d5e9c45.
Once you have joined the review, you will see the platform has three tabs: 'Overview' (which displays high-level graphics on the progress of the review), 'Articles' (where you can filter and see the list of articles in the project), and ‘Review’ (where you can extract meta-data and code studies:
As a review member, you will be able to extract meta-data and code articles but not edit the settings of the review ('Manage').
To begin reviewing articles, click on the 'Review' tab and Sysrev will automatically display the first of five articles that have been uploaded. By default, Sysrev shows the 'Abstract' view. Click on 'PDF' to view the full text. In order to navigate within a given PDF, use the 'Previous' and 'Next' buttons, shown below.
In the left-hand panel, you will see the 'Label' prompts – that is, the meta-data and coding to be extracted from each article.
Take some time to read the objectives, methods, and results of each paper and fill in the Label prompts as best you can. Sysrev facilitates three types of labels: Boolean (True/False), Categorical (pre-defined choices), and String (free text responses). In combination, the label prompts give the reviewer flexibility in which (and how much) data is extracted.
When extracting data, you can select multiple values for bot drop-down labels (coding) and free text labels (add new lines by using the '+' button for each variable). You will need to complete all 'required' labels, as well as designate ‘Yes’ for inclusion before saving and reviewing the next article.
Once an article has been saved, the data is automatically logged in both the 'Overview' and 'Articles' tab.
The 'Articles' tab shows which reviewers have reviewed each article. By clicking on a specific article, you can see which labels were ascribed by each reviewer. If you wish to alter the extracted data, simply click ''Change Labels' to be brought back to the article review screen.
If you'd like to see how the data extraction was set up, create your own new review and proceed to 'Manage>Label Definitions'. You can now create as many boolean, categorial, and string 'Labels' as required by your project. For boolean and categorical labels, you can also designate any label as "inclusion criteria" which stipulates a specific answer as being required for inclusion. This is a useful way to clarify inclusion requirements to your reviewers.
Once you have finished the review, you can download the map database by clicking 'Export', then either 'Group Answers' (one line entry per article, all answers consolidated across reviewers) or 'User Answer' (one line entry per reviewer per article), and then click 'Generate'. The CSV file is then ready for download.
So now you have experience of how to extract data and code studies, let's spend some time thinking about how we critically appraise studies for their validity.


Further appeals for information into Dargaville robbery
by New Zealand PolicePolice make further appeals for information into Dargaville aggravated robbery
Attribute to Detective Andrew Bailey, Dargaville Police:
Dargaville Police are renewing appeals to the public for information following an investigation in an aggravated robbery incident in September last year.
On Wednesday 18th September, 2018, the male victim was injured in an unprovoked attack which took place around 10.30pm in the middle of a road.
The exact location is unknown but the assault took place between Plunket Street and Awakino Street in Dargaville.
The victim was driving his vehicle – a distinctive orange/copper metallic coloured Lexus IS200 saloon - between these two locations when he has stopped his car to remove a stereo that was located in the middle of the road.
A male offender has approached the vehicle, yelled at the victim, reached into the car and removed the keys.
The victim was then dragged out of the car and was hit on the head and knocked unconscious.
Another person – a female – was believed to be with the male offender.
The offenders have stolen the vehicle and it has subsequently crashed at the eastern end of Victoria Road, Dargaville a short time later.
The offenders have then fled the scene.
Police have followed lines of enquiry in relation to this matter but unfortunately the identity of those involved remains unknown.
Detective Andrew Bailey says Police urge those with information about this matter to come forward.
“We know that there are people out there with information about this cowardly attack.
Relationships and allegiances change over time and our message to anyone with information about the identity of those involved is that you need to do the right thing and come forward to Police.”
Anyone who has information about this incident is asked to contact Detective Andrew Bailey from Dargaville Police on<PHONE_NUMBER> or Detective Kyle Dalbeth on<PHONE_NUMBER>.
You can also contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
ENDS


Mud, sweat and pain... a lot of pain!
by Monika Suchoszek
“We’ll never do this again!” that was a decision we made after approximately 32 km (however a year ago, during our first attempt, I was swearing the same :p). This year we were fast enough to avoid elimination and finished the Iron Viking (Water Edition) in 6 h 54 min. The goal was to run full marathon with +100 obstacles within 7.5 hours. The obstacles were very diverse, some of them required strength for lifting and hauling heavy weights (which were easier for Sebastian). I definitely preferred those with rings, metal tubes, ropes to go through which were for me, a climber, easier but still big challenge and a lot of fun!
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这是字符设备,内核模块
/*************************************************************************
references:
http://derekmolloy.ie/writing-a-linux-kernel-module-part-2-a-character-device/
************************************************************************/
#include<linux/mutex.h>
#include<linux/err.h>
#include<linux/init.h>
#include<linux/module.h>
#include<linux/device.h>
#include<linux/kernel.h>
#include<linux/fs.h>
#include<asm/uaccess.h>
#define DEVICE_NAME "yubochar"
#define CLASS_NAME "yubo-c"
MODULE_LICENSE("GPL");
MODULE_AUTHOR("yu bo");
MODULE_DESCRIPTION("a simple linux char driver for the test");
MODULE_VERSION("0.1");
static int majornumber;
static char message[256] = {0};
static short size_of_message;
static int numberopens = 0;
static struct class* yuboclass = NULL;
static struct device* yubodevice = NULL;
static DEFINE_MUTEX(yubochar_mutex);
/*
* The prototype functions for character driver
*
*/
static int dev_open(struct inode *, struct file *);
static int dev_release(struct inode *, struct file *);
static ssize_t dev_read(struct file *,char *, size_t, loff_t *);
static ssize_t dev_write(struct file *,const char *,size_t, loff_t *);
/*
* C99 syntax structure.
*/
static struct file_operations fops ={
.open = dev_open,
.read = dev_read,
.write = dev_write,
.release = dev_release,
};
/*
* the __init macro means that for a build-in driver
*/
static int __init yubochar_init(void){
printk(KERN_INFO "yubochar: Initializing the yubochar LKM\n");
/*
* Try to dynamically allocate a major number
* @register_chrdev
*/
majornumber = register_chrdev(0,DEVICE_NAME, &fops);
if(majornumber < 0){
printk(KERN_ALERT "yubochar failed to register a major number\n");
return majornumber;
}
printk(KERN_INFO "yubochar: registered corrently with major number %d\n",majornumber);
/*
* @register the device class
*/
yuboclass = class_create(THIS_MODULE,CLASS_NAME);
if(IS_ERR(yuboclass)){
unregister_chrdev(majornumber,DEVICE_NAME);
printk(KERN_ALERT "Failed to register device class\n");
return PTR_ERR(yuboclass);
}
printk(KERN_INFO "yubochar: device class register corrently\n");
/*
*
* @REgister the device driver
*/
yubodevice = device_create(yuboclass,NULL,MKDEV(majornumber,0),NULL,DEVICE_NAME);
if(IS_ERR(yubodevice)){ /*Clean up if there is an error*/
class_destroy(yuboclass);
unregister_chrdev(majornumber,DEVICE_NAME);
printk(KERN_ALERT "Failed to create the device\n");
return PTR_ERR(yubodevice);
}
printk(KERN_INFO "yubochar: device class created corrently\n");
/*
* Initialize the mutex lock dynamically
*/
mutex_init(&yubochar_mutex);
return 0;
}
/*
* The LKM clean up function
*
*/
static void __exit yubochar_exit(void){
mutex_destroy(&yubochar_mutex);
device_destroy(yuboclass,MKDEV(majornumber, 0));
class_unregister(yuboclass);
class_destroy(yuboclass);
unregister_chrdev(majornumber, DEVICE_NAME);
printk(KERN_INFO "yubochar: Goodbye from the LKM!\n");
}
/*
* The device open function that is called each time the device is opened
* This will only increment the numberopens
*/
static int dev_open(struct inode *inodep, struct file *filep){
if(!mutex_trylock(&yubochar_mutex)){
printk(KERN_ALERT "yubochar: Device in use by another process");
return -EBUSY;
}
numberopens++;
printk(KERN_INFO "yubochar: DEVICE has been opened %d times\n",numberopens);
return 0;
}
/*
* This function is called whenever device is being read from user space.
*
data is being sent from the device to the user.In this case is uses the copy_to_user()
function to send the buffer string to the user and captures any
* errors
*@parma filep A pointer to a file object
*@parma buffer The pointer to the buffer to which this function writes the *data
*@parma len The length of the b
*@parma offset The offset if required
*/
static ssize_t dev_read(struct file *filep,char *buffer, size_t len, loff_t *offset){
int error_count = 0;
/*
* copy_to_user has the format(*to, *from, size)
*/
error_count = copy_to_user(buffer, message, size_of_message);
if(error_count == 0){
printk(KERN_INFO "yubochar: Sent %d characters to the user\n",size_of_message);
/*clear the position to the start*/
return (size_of_message);
}
else{
printk(KERN_INFO "yubochar: Failed to send %d characters to the user\n",error_count);
return -EFAULT;
}
}
/*
* This function is called whenever the device is being written to from user * space .data is sent to the devicv from the user.The data is copied to the * message[] array in this .
* LKM using the sprintg() function along with the length of the string.
*@parma filep a pointer to a file object
*@parma buffer The buffer to that contains the string to write to the device
*@parma len The length of the array of data that is being passed in the const char buffer
*@parma offset The offset if required
*
*/
static ssize_t dev_write(struct file *filep,const char *buffer, size_t len, loff_t *offset){
sprintf(message,"%s(%d letters)",buffer,len);
size_of_message = strlen(message);
printk(KERN_INFO "yubochar: Received %d characters from the user\n",len);
return len;
}
/*
*
*
*/
static int dev_release(struct inode *inodep,struct file *filep){
mutex_unlock(&yubochar_mutex);/*Releases the mutex */
printk(KERN_INFO "yubochar: Device successfully closed\n");
return 0;
}
module_init(yubochar_init);
module_exit(yubochar_exit);
/*
*
*
* User Access to the Device using Udev Rules
*
*/
装入内核
这是Makefile
obj-m+=yubochar.o
all:
make -C /lib/modules/$(shell uname -r)/build/ M=$(PWD) modules
$(CC) testyubochar.c -o testyubochar
clean:
make -C /lib/modules/$(shell uname -r)/build/ M=$(PWD) clean
用户空间的程序
/*
* The User-space Program for testing the LKM
*
*/
#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<errno.h>
#include<fcntl.h>
#include<string.h>
#define BUFFER_LENGTH 256
static char receive[BUFFER_LENGTH];
int main()
{
int ret, fd;
char stringToSend[BUFFER_LENGTH];
printf("Starting device test code example,,,\n");
fd = open("/dev/yubochar",O_RDWR);
if (fd < 0){
perror("Failed to open the device...\n");
return errno;
}
printf("Type in a short string to the kernel module:\n");
scanf("%[^\n]%*c", stringToSend);/* Send in a string (with space)*/
printf("Writing the message to the device [%s].\n",stringToSend);
ret = write(fd, stringToSend,strlen(stringToSend));
if (ret < 0){
perror("FAiled to the message to the device\n");
return errno;
}
printf("Pres ENTER to read back from the device...\n");
getchar();/* newline */
printf("READing from the device...\n");
ret = read(fd, receive,BUFFER_LENGTH);
if (ret < 0){
perror("Failed to read the message from the device...\n");
return errno;
}
printf("The received message is: [%s]\n");
printf("End of the program\n");
return 0;
}
LKM 同步问题
Step 1:
首先在一个终端运行用户空间的程序:testyubochar.o
./testyubochar yubo@debian:~/test$ sudo ./testyubochar Starting device test code example,,, Type in a short string to the kernel module: hello,yubo! Writing the message to the device [hello,yubo!]. Pres ENTER to read back from the device...
Step 2:
然后在第二个终端同时运行./testyubochar
@debian:~/test$ sudo ./testyubochar Starting device test code example,,, Type in a short string to the kernel module: This is the message from the second terminal Writing the message to the device [This is the message from the second terminal]. Pres ENTER to read back from the device...
Step 3:
然后返回第一个窗口,按下Enter键,会出现如下情况:
yubo@debian:~/test$ sudo ./testyubochar Starting device test code example,,, Type in a short string to the kernel module: hello,yubo! Writing the message to the device [hello,yubo!]. Pres ENTER to read back from the device... READing from the device... The received message is: [This is the message from the second terminal(44 letters)] End of the program
这就说明程序已经失去了同步机制,导致了紊乱.
Step 4:
这时你再返回第二个窗口,按下Enter键,会出现如下消息:
yubo@debian:~/test$ sudo ./testyubochar Starting device test code example,,, Type in a short string to the kernel module: This is the message from the second terminal Writing the message to the device [This is the message from the second terminal]. Pres ENTER to read back from the device... READing from the device... The received message is: [This is the message from the second terminal(44 letters)] End of the program
lsmod | grep yubochr
Module Size Used by yubochar 16384 0 binfmt_misc 16384 1 loop 24576 0 nouveau 1085440 0


Run the following program, first to select the correct world, and a second time to run the rest of it.
World("/worlds/many.json", "Many")
move()
print(object_here())
The result likely looks as follows:
['token', 'triangle', 'banana', 'carrot']
Note
There is also a Python function named list which can be used to create lists! You have seen that we can use the = sign to assign a name to an object; you should avoid using list as the name of a variable since this would prevent you from using the list() function in Python.
This is an example of a Python list. A Python list is represented by square brackets, [ ], that contains zero, one, or many items. In the example above, the list contains 4 items, each of which is a Python string. Using the “bracket notation”, I could create a list containing different types of objects:
a_list = [1, "Reeborg", move]
When you saw the first newspaper delivery task, you read the following:
In computer programming, we generally start counting at zero instead of 1. Since these worlds refer to three famous people in computer science, I thought it would be appropriate to number these worlds starting at zero.
Given a list, we can retrieve a single element using a bracket notation.
Try this!
Try the following program:
odd_numbers = [1, 3, 5, 7]
print( odd_numbers[0] )
print( odd_numbers[1] )
print( odd_numbers[3] )
print( "length = ", len(odd_numbers))
The Python function len() gives us the length of the list, which is equal to the total number of items of that list.
The number in brackets which is used to get a single item from the list is called the index of that item.
Sometimes, it is useful to get the last element of a list, or the one before that. One could use the len() function to figure out the position of the last item, but Python has a convenient shortcut.
Try this!
Try the following program:
odd_numbers = [1, 3, 5, 7]
print( odd_numbers[-1] ) # last item
print( odd_numbers[-2] ) # second last item
Notice how including a minus sign can be used as a convenient way to get item starting at the end of a list.
When used as a condition, in an if or a while statement, lists behave differently depending on whether or not they have items in them.
Figure it out by yourself!
Run the following program:
# Only one of the following is correct.
if []:
print("An empty list is considered to be equivalent to True,")
elif ['Reeborg']:
print("An empty list is considered to be equivalent to False.")
print("But a non-empty list is considered to be equivalent to True.")
elif [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]:
print("A list is considered to be equivalent to True",
"ONLY if it contains many items")
else:
print("Perhaps lists are always considered to be False ...")
As you know, branches that contain a condition considered to be False are skipped; the first branch that contain a True condition is the one that is executed.
First, a quick test
Run the following program, that will print the first type of objects found by Reeborg. Then change the program to print the second type of objects found.
World("/worlds/many.json", "Many")
move()
print(object_here()[0])
Reeborg’s aunt is a fruit farmer. In her fields, many types of fruits can be found. On a given day, only a certain kind of fruit needs to be harvested. Have a look at worlds Harvest 4a, Harvest 4b, Harvest 4c and Harvest 4d. As he enters the field, Reeborg sees the type of fruit that needs to be harvested as his aunt put a sample there. He picks it up and proceed to harvest all fruits of the similar type.
Reeborg uses the function object_here() which, as we saw, returns a list containing the names of the objects found at that location; for the Harvest 4 worlds, the possible objects are "apple", "banana", "orange" or "strawberry".
Below is an incomplete program that would make Reeborg accomplish the required task in any of the four worlds mentioned. We use the variable FRUIT which we wrote using uppercase letters since it is the same variable used inside and outside some functions; it is essentially a global variable. However, since we do not assign it a value inside a function using the = sign, we do not need to use the global keyword.
def harvest_one_row ():
while front_is_clear():
if object_here()[0] == FRUIT:
take(FRUIT)
move()
def go_back_to_beginning_of_row():
pass
def move_to_next_row():
pass
def go_to_first_row():
pass
def complete_one_row():
harvest_one_row()
go_back_to_beginning_of_row()
move_to_next_row()
move()
FRUIT = object_here()[0]
take(FRUIT)
go_to_first_row()
repeat 6:
complete_one_row()
Your turn!
Complete the above program so that it works in all four worlds: Harvest 4a, Harvest 4b, Harvest 4c and Harvest 4d.
Sometimes, when a program becomes too big, it makes sense to put it into many files. Here, your programs are not in files: they are in the Code Editor but parts of them can also be in the library. Imagine that your program above is so big that it has to be broken up in two pieces. Put the definition of the function harvest_one_row() in the library, and import it into the main program using
from library import harvest_one_row
Does your program still work? Does using the global keyword makes it work? The result of these experiments might point out some problems when using global variables, that is variable used inside a function but defined elsewhere.


Welcome
please meet my animal friends
Mammals
Caleb the Fox
I met Caleb in the forest in Minnesota. We became fast friends. He loves to run around and play. He enjoys practical jokes, so be aware if you run into him. If you scratch behind his ears, he will be your friend forever.
Please click here for Caleb's webpage!
Sheila the Wolf
I met Shiela in Northern Minnesota. It took me awhile to get to know her because of her timid nature. When she does care about someone, she is very brave and loyal. She is currently searching for a pack.
Steve the Longhorn
I met steve in Texas while he was trying to cross the road. I got out of my car and helped him find the chicken he was following. He is quite determined and single-minded, but he also knows how to relax. He loves to have his horns stroked.
Melissa the Bat
I found Melissa hanging around my apartment in Massachusetts. It was daytime, so I waited until she woke up at night to disturb her. She eats all the stray bugs, so I let her stay around. She sure can chat up a storm!
Birds
Lily the African Grey
Lily is a stray. I rescued her from a poacher down the street in Massachusetts. I invied her to stay with me, but she likes to fly free. She is extremely intelligent and can communicate in English extremely effectively. She even uses her speaking skills to convince people to give her what she wants. Unlike most parrots, she doesn't mind the cold.
Please click here for Lily's webpage!
Raul the Galah
Raul started off as my sister's friend. He landed on her head one day and refused to leave. He talks almost nonstop and says the most absurd things.  He loves all things pink and will only consider a pink mate. He currently lives with my parents in Florida.
Archibald the Chicken
Archibald is the chicken who crossed the road. He had no real aim except to go where the wind took him. He is a dreamer always wishing to reach new heights. Unfortunately, his wings do not cary him too far. He ignores the ladies in favor of his mammalian companions. He lives in Texas with his friend Steve.
Janet the Red Tailed Hawk
I met Janet amongst the trees in Kentucky. She was searching for prey but found me instead. She loves to play games such as hide and seek. She plays "chase" with small mammals, which she always wins.
Dragons
Agnus the Green Scaled Dragon
Agnus is the first dragon I ever met. I ran into her deep in the forest in Minnesota. I almost did not see her at first because her scales blend in with the leaves.  She allowed me to lean against her while I read.
Hilda the Brown Scaled Dragon
I first spotted Hilda scouring the blue hills of Kentucky. At first I thought she was hunting, but then I realized she was looking for someone to play with! She allowed me to ride on her back and took me on a glroious adventure. Then we enjoyed a feast, which she produced herself.
Peter the Red Scaled Dragon
Peter is a fierce Texas dragon I met on my morning walk. He patrols the land, defending it against any intruders. He sometimes takes me hunting and teaches me his ways. He is a good friend, but if you cross him, beware his fiery breath!
Arthur the Grey Scaled Dragon
I met Arthur recently in Massachusetts, and he is already my best friend. He enjoys intellectual pursuits versus physical ones. He never stops asking questions or posing ideas. He and Lily have a lot to talk about. The two of us enjoy the skies and often fly to the tops of mountains together while discussing philosophy. If any dragon is going to solve the world's problems, it is going to be him!


The twins are both sophomores beginning their first full in-person year at Ohio University because of the COVID-19 pandemic, studying journalism and early childhood education, respectively. Sam will be out of town visiting her boyfriend, and Sophia will remain in Athens.
However, what won’t change is their commemoration for the people who died 20 years ago on their birthday: Sept. 11, 2001.
“We always make it a point on our birthday every year,” Sophia said. “My mom always said, ‘We lost a lot of lives that day, but we also gained two more.’”
Jesse Jarrold-Grapes | For The Post
Twins Sam, left, and Sophia, right, in front of Baker University Center at Ohio University on Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2021. The twins were born on Sept. 11, 200,1 and have felt personally tied to the events of that day for their entire lives.
Over 20 years later, it can be a balancing act for OU students who share their birthday with a day of national tragedy and mourning. But those born on 9/11, as well as those born around that time who may not have firsthand memories of the events, have felt the effects of that day ever since. Despite this, the effects of 9/11 are not as direct on students now as they were for the generations who actually remember the day.
“I feel like now that we're older that it's like any other big tragic event,” Sophia Spinale said. “The farther away, the longer ago it happened, I think the less people realize that, ‘Oh, it's 9/11.’”
Ella Bathory-Peeler is a freshman studying dance through the Honors Tutorial College who was also born Sept. 11, 2001. Bathory-Peeler agrees the events of 9/11 don’t often come up as part of normal conversations.
“I think, in general, it's something that we don't talk about,” Bathory-Peeler said. “I think a lot of that has to do with the fact that we don't have that comparison.”
Tre Spencer | For The Post
Ella Bathory-Peeler, a first-year HTC dance major, sits on a swing Sept. 9, 2021.
Those sharing a birthday with 9/11 don’t always have the choice for discussing the attacks because sharing that with an American tragedy can have lifelong impacts.
“I'm about to turn 20,” Bathory-Peeler said. “I don't really know how to unpack, or feel, about it. I think that's probably going to be a lifelong process of how do I celebrate me on my day, but how do I also honor and remember and continue to educate myself about what happened?”
Despite the lack of common discussion among most younger adults, 9/11 videos and media are still frequently shared in classroom settings, especially so on the actual day of the attacks.
Sam Spinale said one of her classes watched a documentary Tuesday, and over the years, both Spinale sisters remember the attacks being acknowledged during their K-12 education.
Noah Meade, a sophomore studying psychology who also shares his birthday with 9/11, said he feels like his peers don’t look upon the day as harshly as older adults do.
Tre Spencer | For The Post
Noah Meade, a sophomore studying psychology, poses in front of Scripps Hall on Sept. 9, 2021.
“But my peers still understand that it was an important thing and that we need to remember it,” Meade said.
Lurking below the more visible changes to American life after the events, like airport security, are a number of other factors at play for the generation born too late to remember the day.
“Memory is not just our firsthand experience of an event,” Chester Pach, an OU associate professor of history, said. “It's what we absorb in the context of daily life.”
The events, and the way they have persisted in popular culture in the past 20 years, have contributed to a sense of vulnerability that has permeated American society.
Nicholas Allan is an assistant professor of clinical psychology at OU and explained that added vulnerability and anxiety affected the way some parents have raised their children.
“Parents, and particularly anxious parents, who experienced an event like that are likely going to adapt and, potentially, in ways that aren't exactly beneficial to the children,” Allan said. “They might see the world as more dangerous, and they're going to talk about it in a way where kids who are susceptible to anxiety already, they're going to kind of internalize that more.”
The events led many parents to believe the world was a more dangerous place, and they raised their children accordingly, Allan said.
“There's also this element of uncertainty, right?” Allan asked theoretically, “Because it's not just dangerous, at least to their perception, but it's also uncertain. This could happen again.”
"My mom always said, 'We lost a lot of lives that day, but we also gained two more.'"—Sophia Spinale
Pach said part of the reason 9/11 has been so apparent in the lives of Americans who don’t remember the tragedy is because of its appearance in popular culture, from documentaries to the internet, and discussions about firsthand accounts from family members and relatives.
“It seems to me that 9/11 has generated so much interest that people just have watched movies or documentaries, whether it's on the History Channel, or something else about the terrorists, about the victims, about the first responders, about any group associated with it,” Pach said.
For Bathory-Peeler, the musical Come From Away, which tells the story of people diverted to Gander, Newfoundland, during the uncertainty of air travel on Sept. 11, 2001, has always stuck out. Cultural references have often come with an emotional response, Bathory-Peeler said.
For Sophia Spinale, she likes watching documentaries as a way of educating herself and looking at it from the positive perspective of heroism, she said.
“You're looking at all these heroes that were fighting for others,” Sophia said. “They did this for us.”
Sam Spinale said, in some ways, the twins have become historical advocates of the event because they share the day with the tragedy.
“When people ask us about it, we almost always have an answer and almost always know a ton of facts about it because it is interesting,” Sam said. “You can't help but research it when it's your birthday.”
From a young age, the sisters began watching documentaries and other media about 9/11, both on their birthday and throughout their childhood. Their mother never wanted to hide what happened that day, Sophia Spinale said.
Meade said every year on his birthday, he invariably makes an effort to watch the commemoration and the reading of the names of those who died in the attacks.
When he thinks of the legacy of the day, Meade said he always notices the national unity he feels the event brought, and still brings, today.
Sophia Spinale said she sees a lot more people with interest in careers as first responders because of how visible the actions of first responders were on 9/11. Nationally, society after 9/11 saw a lot more celebration of first responders and military members than in generations past, Pach said.
“We've also learned to appreciate ... people who do their jobs and do their duty in ways that maybe we may not have noticed that have had dramatic effects on saving lives and changing lives,” Pach said.
He mentioned the example of turning on a ball game and seeing first responders or members of the military sitting in an honored position and people in service jobs receiving more admiration in society as well.
Pach also noted the impact of having the U.S. at war for over 20 years in Afghanistan. Even if the war was not always on the front page of the newspaper or the highlighted story on the 6 o’clock news, Pach said many people who may not remember the events of 9/11 are still likely to pay attention to developments and conflict in the Middle East. There are also many with family members who served overseas in the conflicts related to 9/11.
Another large point today for many college-age students is understanding and combating the effects of Islamophobia stemming from the attacks in 2001.
Loren Lybarger, a professor of Islamic studies at OU, said in the wake of 9/11, discrimination against Muslim communities, as well as those who fit a certain appearance or are simply from the Middle East, greatly affected people across the country and still impacts the lives of young Muslim American people born after the events of 9/11.
Today, Lybarger feels as though many in the younger generation have lost interest in learning about the Islamic faith and the people who practice it, and this has been reflected through a drop in numbers for his classes on the subject. Despite the lack of interest in learning at OU, Lybarger said anti-Muslim rhetoric has still been prevelant in politics in recent years, with a very visible example being the Trump administration.
“This is something that is not going to go away, and we have to continue to be interested,” Lybarger said. “We have to be continuing to be aware of anti-Muslim racism, the legacy of Orientalism, and continue to develop our self-critical awareness and knowledge.”
Bathory-Peeler thinks the legacy left from the generation born on and after 9/11 will be fighting Islamophobia and racism toward people from the Middle East and feels the topic of 9/11 is most often brought up in discussions about racism, xenophobia and Islamophobia.
“As we continue to try to break race barriers and bring everything to the next level, I think, if anything, that's what our generation is going to continue talking about,” Bathory-Peeler said.
“Never Forget” is a phrase often associated with 9/11, and while those who share a birthday with it certainly never will, there are different thoughts on how 9/11 will be treated moving forward from the 20-year mark by the group of people too young to remember it.
Allan thinks because of the impact COVID-19 has had on the group of people who don’t remember 9/11, it will be a more prominent memory, and stressor, than 9/11 because of the firsthand experiences.
“We're going to talk about COVID,” Bathory-Peeler said. “We know the effects of it. We understand the difference. We understand how it affected our lives. But for us, and for my peers, for people that were born in 2001, 2002, I haven't experienced it coming up in conversation because we don't have that direct, stark comparison.”
Just because the COVID-19 pandemic has had a prevalent spot in the generation’s memory does not mean 9/11 won’t be remembered at all, however.
“Only because our generation was born so close to when it happened, it's hard to forget,” Sam Spinale said. “I mean, people still remember Pearl Harbor to this day. That was a very long time ago.”
Meade said he feels it shouldn’t be forgotten because it still could happen again.
“I think everybody needs to remember it's just an important day, and we need to know that it can always happen,” Meade said.
At least four OU students will remember 9/11 this Saturday, and every birthday, for the rest of their lives.
Mixing remembrance and festivities, all four will observe the painful impacts of the day in some way, from documentaries to processing memories to discussing with family and friends.
That doesn’t mean that each of them won’t celebrate themselves, though.
Sam Spinale will be traveling to see her boyfriend while Sophia Spinale will take in the day with friends in Athens. Noah Meade said he hoped to get dinner and spend time with his friends as well. Ella Bathory-Peeler plans on taking a video capturing life as it is today and tucking it away to be watched upon turning 25.


uncle jam's army
live in concert
this friday
march 11 1988 / 8 pm
eazy e and
n w a
at skateland u.s.a.
1950 south central ave.
uncle jam's army
live in concert
this friday
march 11 1988 / 8 pm
eazy e and
n w a
at skateland u.s.a.
1950 south central ave.


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Hi! I would describe myself as active, ambitious, entrepreneurial and hard working junior Events Management professional with work experience in hospitality and events industries. Particularly interested in crowdsourcing including crowdfunding and innovative experiential marketing events. At the moment exploring startup ecosystems, fundraising opportunities, IT project management and website development. Driven by people, travelling, sports, creative arts, exploration and self development. Looking for Events/Project Manager, Business Analyst, Front End Developer positions.
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Leads and directs others; teaches/ trains/instructs; counsels/coaches; manages conflict; helps team members set and achieve goals; delegates effectively; makes and implements decisions; enforces policiesCreative problem solving
Identifies and defines the problem, uses different perspectives, reduces the complexity, uses appreciative inquiry, engages in creative thinkig techniques to generate alternatives, selects and evaluates best solutions, plans and implements changes.Planning and Organisation
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Robert Paxton, Prof. Dr.
Chair of General Zoology, Institute for Biology, Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany
Brief Bio: Prof. Dr. Paxton is a graduate of Sussex University, where he undertook a PhD on sex ratios in solitary wasps in 1985, Robert subsequently held postdoc positions at Cardiff University, researching bees and pollination, Uppsala University, working on bee population genetics, then the University of Tübingen (Germany), researching the genetics of social evolution. In 2003 took up an academic post at Queen’s University Belfast from where, in 2010, he moved to the University of Halle (Germany), to take up a chair in zoology and where he focuses on insect evolutionary ecology, with a taxonomic focus on bees.
social evolution, host-parasite relations, pollination, conservation genetics, bee
The dynamics of Deformed wing virus genotypes in varroa-infested honey bee colonies
The ectoparasitic mite Varroa destructor is widely recognised as the scourge of beekeeping with Apis mellifera across the world. Colony mortality of varroa-infested colonies is often attributable to infection by viruses that the mite transmits, particularly Deformed wing virus (DWV). The originally described DWV genotype A (DWV-A) has been shown to have spread across the world, likely accompanying the dispersal of varroa mites. A second genotype B (DWV-B) has more recently been described, a genotype that we have shown to be apparently more virulent in adult honey bees than DWV-A. Evidence points to its rapid worldwide spread as well as its marked increase in prevalence, particularly in the USA. Here I present evidence from my own group and others that tests the hypothesis that DWV-B may be spreading, potentially at the cost to DWV-A, with grave consequences for honey bee health in the coming years.


We can realize your ideas, turning them into software with our experience in the area
If you need some specific talent for the technology area, we can help you find it
We love creating things, we create tools that we use ourselves to improve our operability.
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We believe that the road to success is full of iterations, with responsibility and guided by trends.


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Homestead, Forge, Envoyer and deployments with Laravel
Laravel Montréal #? - June 18th, 2015
Software installed
- Ubuntu 14.04
- PHP 5.6
- HHVM
- Nginx
- MySQL
- Postgres
- Node (With Bower, Grunt, and Gulp)
- Redis
- Memcached
- Beanstalkd
- Laravel Envoy
- Fabric + HipChat Extension
< make sure you have vagrant and virtualbox installed
Installing homestead
vagrant box add laravel/homestead
git clone https://github.com/laravel/homestead.git Homestead
The config file
---
ip: "<IP_ADDRESS>"
memory: 2048
cpus: 1
authorize: /Users/benjamingonzalez/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
keys:
- /Users/benjamingonzalez/.ssh/id_rsa
folders:
- map: /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/contacts
to: /home/vagrant/code/contacts
sites:
- map: contacts.app
to: /home/vagrant/code/contacts/public
variables:
- key: APP_ENV
value: local
Instant PHP platforms on the cloud
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Works with:
- Linode
- Digital Ocean
- AWS
- Rackspace
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Super simple to set up :
- Create an account
- Add Api keys
- Deploy !
Laravel Forge
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Main features :
- Same setup as Laravel Homestead
same local and remote environment
- Push to deploy
Github or
Bitbucket
- Does not depend on Laravel ...
Tuned for Laravel, framework agnostic
- Unlimited servers, domains, subdomains, etc...


Mahaz Yvette had a strong passion for baking which became a hobby the older she grew. This hobby soon became a business ideal at the age of 20 and soon the pastisserie was founded in the year 20## early winter. A place where she could be creative and a haven for sweet lovers, she enjoys baking all sorts of treats, hence why the menu items are a variety of cultural items. More specifically, she took her inspirations off of French treats and experimented with other cultural desserts. Her latest pride and joy signature pastry being the "Blueberry Star Cake".
As a fresh business with fresh treats always in store, we welcome all visitors of any kind to try the pastries that was inspired by many cultures. We can guarantee that you will enjoy one of the many options we have in store.


Don't let schooling interfere with your education
Duolingo
Mimo
MIT OpenCourseWare
ScienceDaily
NCBI


keep cool
Like a big block of ice on a moterbike
The section on triggers reminded me of times when I was running a restaurant or Bar and I had problematic staff to deal with. After a few incidents they became ‘boxed’ or ‘tagged’ in my mind and the smallest mistake or issue ( “food
poisoning’’ just before brunch service after Saturday nights big party ??? hmmm) would drive me crazy. A nice cool train ride would have done me good. A one way to Siberia for them as well perhaps .


$$\lim_{x\to{c}}f(x) = f(c)$$
In words:
A function $f(x)$ is continuous at a point $c$ if the limit of the function approaching that point ($\lim_{x\to{c}}f(x)$) is equal to the value of the function at that point ($f(c)$)
Let us define following piecewise function
The limit $L$ of the piecewise function for $x\to{0}$ is $0$
You can use the following slider to regulate the function value at 0
You can use the following slider to regulate $\epsilon$
You can use the following slider to regulate $\delta$
Notice how:


Step 1: Open Terminal which is an app in the bottom left corner of the screen with an icon that looks something like this: [>_ ]
Step 2: While in the Terminal, create a html file and a css file: index.html, main.css. to create this, type in gedit (index.html and/or main.css).
Step 3: After creating those two files, type in at the top , then put an opening an closing tab, (opening) (closing).
Step 4: Inside the html tags, add a head and a body tag which is similar to the html tag, except you replace html with head and body. make sure to that the tags are tabbed once to the right from the previous line.
Step 5: After adding the head and the body, you can create more tags within them such as title, which can be placed within the tag head. P for paragraph and h1 fro heading 1 cn be placed within the body tag which will then be shon on the website from the development server. If you want to view your website, you must start up the HTTP server by typing in python -m SimpleHTTPServer into the terminal, once it gets started, it will say Serving HTTP on (server). to view the website onlne, you need to type in localhost:8000 into the search bar. Once opened, the website should look blank because you haven't added anything to it yet.
Step 6: to add text to the html


DIET
Life is an illusion
Knowledge, learning, positive thoughts and things
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exercising thought patterns helps immune system
"You are today what you thought you were yesterday, therefore you will be tomorrow what you think you are today"
Doctors used to look at:
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coloring (liver problems, etc.)
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hands, nails ("moons"...the part at base of nail...on fingers other than thumbs indicate thyroid function, or how well immune system is functioning.)
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get better sleep, better diet, lower stress, take vitamins (moons come back)
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diagonal crease (doesn't work as well on women due to pierced ears)
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need to be checked out for atherrosclerosis (hardening of arteries)
FOOD SPECIFICS
*today's juice: beet, cucumber, pineapple, celery
Castor oil:
good for sores, cuts, pains (lots of vitamin A)
good for corneal abrasion
Pineapple:
bromilade (good for cancer). it's in the core.
leave it until overripe, starting to smell
cut down the middle. throw away the meat. eat the core.
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or chop it, freeze it, put it in a smoothie
or juice it
Red Grapes:
good for smoothies
Berries:
eat lots of them
has azelaic acid
Melons:
stay away
glycemic index issues
Bananas:
limit them
wash it, peel it, break it in 5's, freeze it, add 2 pieces to a smoothie
Sugar:
absolute no-no, feeds cancer
Meats:
eat clean, no antibiotics or hormones
recommend mix of fish, turkey, chicken
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if low hemoglobin: organic red meat (especialy buffalo)
Fish:
no farm-raised (antibiotics and hormones)
salmon has most protein
Cruciferous veggies:
eat a lot, lightly steam or cook
have enzymes that turn on our P54 enzymes
Oils:
Olive oil
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most is rancid/tainted
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good for you but coconut is better
Coconut oil
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lower's cholesterol
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stands high heat
Paddle cactus:
skin it (doesn't look like it has the (tines?))
cook in water with garlic and onion
great for cancer
Butternut squash:
eat lots
Sweet potato:
eat once every week or two
go light because of sugar content
raw, dice, cook lightly
good for cutting off blood supply to tumors
Brown rice:
White rice:
Asians eat a little white rice with every meal
We don't eat rice correctly
White rice is only governmenet-subsidized seed that's not (genetically modified?)
Basmati:
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if you wash it 5-7 times, you're pulling the bad stuff off
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wash it until the water is clear
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starches are a natural sugar
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we have to have glucose for brain
Quinoa:
good, eat it
Wheat:
even organic meat will cause bloating and other issues
Preparation:
lots of veggies need to be lightly steamed to activate the good bits
use magic bullet to "juice" with a bit of water
cook with coconut oil, olive oil, or lard (all should be clean)
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GUEST SPEAKER
Nigel Lyons from Sedona, Arizona
Positive attitude
got everyone dancing at the pub:
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"that's how easy you can change life"
"this crap really works"
"(can't be) tigger everyday"
"it's worth it, even if you don't get better"
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MONDAY LECTURE 8/1/2016
Wednesday Bone Marrow
Going under for surgery (asleep but not deep) for about 45 minutes (procedure takes 5)
Getting marrow from backside with needle
Insert injection needle in arm for later
Marrow goes to lab
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Cells are still living
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Incubate it with growth factor
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Count stem cells with microscope (up to 800 million cells)
In the afternoon
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Inject via injection needle in arm
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Need to be low stress for it, brand new baby cells
General Stubblebine
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Cells remember/connected to host (pee & motorcycle stories)
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Cells live on
"Permanent" boost of stem cells
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Makes a miscellaneous cell - will die off
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Makes a stem cell
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lives forever unless killed (drugs, bad lifestyle, etc.)
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will divide again
Dr. Branyon doesn't think it takes 7 days for cells to settle in to place
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Felt "little worms" in her body
-
They will go where they are needed most (cancer, immune system, repairing anything that needs it)
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Once they find where to go, they have to ingraft
-
Can take up to 2 months to get fully settled in, mature, and start replicating
Won't do laetrile after this. Too strong for the stem cells.
 Good thing?
Important to consider what's going to the bloodstream
Toothpaste
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By law have "Warnings: keep out of reach of children...accidentally swallowed...poison..."
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Warnings is plural because there are more of them, hard to find
-
For several minutes of day (2-3 minutes, 2-3 x per day), all the poisons in toothpaste are absorbing... and entering bloodstream quickly
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Chemical that makes toothpaste burn was added to create a habit
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associate burning with "it's working", therefore do it more
-
Dentists whiten by stripping enamel
-
What to use
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Beware Tom's (flouride, sodium laurel sulfate)
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clean with baking soda (neutral, doesn't hurt enamel)
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rinse with hydrogen peroxide (doesn't need to be food grade since you're not swallowing)
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white with baking soda & lemon paste (baking soda neutralizes the lemon acid)
-
pack paste onto teeth, 3-5 minutes
-
will drool a lot
careful with "no added hormones"
-
Dr. Branyon bought chicken breast at Whole Foods
-
had an instinct in her gut she listened to
-
banner with no added hormones, no added antibiotics
-
chicken breasts were plumped (sign of hormones, should normally be flat)
-
woke up in the middle of the night and googled "no added hormones"
-
means: the farmer who used hormones and antibiotics sent it to slaughter, whole foods buys it from packaging plant. Whole foods didn't "add" hormones.
-
you can't add hormones to dead meat
Mercury Fillings (amalgams)
-
made of 5 heavy metals: mercury, silver, nickle, tin, cadmium
-
if old or cracked, filling will gas out
-
get to dentist if metal taste in your mouth (trouble!)
-
can cause head and neck cancer, alzheimer's, parkinson's
-
remove them and get resin or porcelain
-
Jaddi and Maggie could give recommendations of where to go
Root Canals
-
Recently started changing how they do it. might be good
-
Old way
-
front teeth have 1 nerve, side has 2, back have 3
-
grind down tooth, leaving just a little above gums
-
strip old nerves out, canals left empty
-
clean up with calcium oxelate
-
put metal rods in canal
-
cap with a new pretty tooth and glue it to old tooth
the canals fill with bacteria that the body has to fight all the time... because it's warm and moist
-
get it taken care of:
-
immune system can focus on other things
-
mouth infections can lead to problems in brain
Dr. Branyon had hers pulled
-
didn't do implants
-
seems to be correlation between stomach cancers and implants
-
Implants:
-
pull tooth
-
screw tooth into bone with titanium screw (not good to get in blood stream)
can do a bridge, maybe the new root canal (probably way expensive)
Teeth & Emotions (Chinese medicine)
-
for every tooth, there is an emotion attached
-
see handouts
Antineoplastons
Urine therapy: angioplasties are made from patient's urine
Your Own Perfect Medicine
In the waste is important hormones and antibodies
-
it's like your own private vaccine
Can't do it if you're on heavy narcotics
Body will filter things correctly to get the good and pass the bad
Inject it into muscle with a syringe with a filter
Near vs far infrared therapy
Recommend far infrared because it gets deeper
-
be careful with cedar, it gasses out
$400 for dome-shaped far-infrared
If doing the bag kind, check the material to make sure it's safe
Near infrared doesn't get deep into the body
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ELLAGIC ACID
Induces cervical carcinoma cell death (apoptosis) within 72 hours
Found in
raspberries
strawberries
pomegranates
blackberries
pecans
walnuts
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MONDAY LECTURE 8/3/2016
THE CANCER PERSONALITY
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Highly conscientious, dutiful, responsible, caring, hard-working, usually of above average intelligence
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Strong tendency toward carrying other people's burdens and taking on extra obligations
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Deep-seated need to make others happy, tending to be a "people-pleaser" - great need for approval
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Impossible to please people
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History of lack of closeness wit spouse or others who would normally be close
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No perfect marriages/relationships
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The problems are with harboring resentment
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It's all about attitude
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Dr. Issels: "If you don't like your wife, divorce her! (footstomp)...If you don't like your job, etc..."
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Change your attitude and then address remaining problems in your life
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"Change the way we look at things (and the way things look will change?)"
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Long-standing suppression of toxic emotions, such as anger, resentment and/or hostility. Typically... cancer patients internalize such emotions
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"Why didn't I say...?" when people offend us. Not good for immune system.
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React adversely to stress, often being unable to cope adequately with such stress, usually an... especially traumatic event around two years before the onset of cancer.
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Asian medical philosophy: for every emotion there's an organ attached
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Need to let go of grief, sadness, guilt, etc.
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Consciousness and subconsciousness
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On paper, ask question such as "Why can't I get over this?" with dominant hand
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Use non-dominant hand to answer it
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working against your consciousness, distracts it and allows your subconsciousness to come out and answer
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Inability to verbalize or resolve deep-seated problems, conflicts, and burdens.
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Need to work at things mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically
ATTRIBUTES OF CANCER SURVIVORS
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Willing and able to reverse life-style; reduce heavy obligations, burdens and anxieties. Learning to "say no"... to those who would lay burdens upon them.
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Aware of the importance of spiritual growth and acquiescence to the authority and benevolence of God... or their concept of a Higher Power.
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Ready and eager to take charge of their own health care, to study the various alternatives, to make dietary... and other changes in their physical lifestyle.
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Able to reject the idea that a diagnosis of cancer automatically means death and that conventional therapy... offers the only hope.
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Previous patient Rudy had abdominal pain. GP sent him to surgeon, did exploratory lab.
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Pancreatic cancer, 2 months or less to live.
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Family made him come to New Hope. He grudgingly did. Kept getting worse.
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Dr. Branyon had inspired idea that problem was botched surgery.
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They checked it out; wasn't pancreatic cancer.
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Rudy was told he had it, he was devastated.
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New Hope could not convince him he didn't have it.
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He died. Autopsy showed no cancer.
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Moral: What we think can be devastating or healing.
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Prepared to accept responsibility for behavioral factors which led to the disease, submit to self-assessment,... and to make the necessary corrections and alterations of those factors.
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90% or more of cancers are not hereditary. Need to look at causing factors.
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Nearby radio towers?
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Electric blankets (don't use while they're on)
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Smoking (New Hope sent home patient who wouldn't try to decrease his smoking habit)
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When pumping gas, don't stand close to the fumes and smell it
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Look for everywhere in your life you can change something
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Willing to abandon destructive and "toxic" emotions such as fear, anger, resentment, self-pity, and guilt,... replacing the positive emotions such as hope, love, forgiveness, confidence, and faith.
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Able to overcome inhibitions and learned restraints which may have prevented full sexual gratification,... allowing guiltless and total fulfillment with a loving partner.
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QUESTIONS
Live Cell Therapy
How does it work?
What does it do?
Thymus goes into sublingual receptors, migrate to thymus and generate new cells for thymus
Shark Cartilege: live cell, cuts off blood supply to cancer cells
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Health food store version is too big
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Buy with "liposomes", absorbs better
Sodium Bicarbonate IV
First one is Sodium Bicarbonate (makes you overly alkaline)
Second one is Calcium, magnesium (electrolytes, brings you back into balance)
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THURSDAY LECTURE 8/4/2016
SUPPLEMENTS
Put on backburner
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Vitamin D
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Multi-vitamin
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New Hope's doesn't have iron
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(Why? What about copper pipes?)
Be careful of brand with supplements
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Don't buy cheapest
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Can have a lot of fillers, even more dangerous if taking multiple
Water-soluble Vitamins (B's, C's, etc.)
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Body uses what it needs at that time, then you sweat/urine it out
Fat-soluble Vitamins (Vitamin D)
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If you have too much, you store it, usually in liver
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liver enzymes go up, could cause liver-failure due to toxicity
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Be careful with vitamin D. Do with blood work every other month
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Better to get vitamin D from the sun
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10 minutes a day
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Pineal gland (behind forehead) works better with sun-exposure
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helps immune system
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at dark, cortisol levels will encourage you to sleep
Supplements provided by New Hope
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EPDHEA (Omega 3's)
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Nutrient 915 (multi without iron)
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Beta 1-3 Glucan
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Fights cancer cell by eating outside membrane and then helps on the inside once it gets there
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Microcyclin
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Enzymes
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Pancreatin 8x Plus
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take with meals
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helps digest food
Wobenzym
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take between meals
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helps to eat away tumor and digest dead tumor cells
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New Hope used to get it from Germany
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Germany does 18 capsules, 3x a day
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Can build up to that many
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Is most expensive supplement in the pack
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Buy/use more if you can
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The "Empower" from Whole Foods would be better place to put money
Melatonin
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Not a sleeping pill (that's a misconeption)
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Is for fighting tumor
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Can be dangerous if taken during the day
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Take it correctly
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at night, sun completely down
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can cause pituitary tumors
Probiotics
* Nancy will send price list for us to compare, but... if you find it cheaper, go for it
* a lot of cancers look like chicken fat
Supplements not provided by New Hope
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Thymus
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New Hope is not sending it
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Allergy Resource is good place to get capsule of it
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has preservatives (necessary in capsule form)
Active Hexose Correlated Compound (AHCC)
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Available in Japan for cheap
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In US:
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Douglas Labs: $500+ for 30 capsules
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Whole Foods: Biosciences - Empower (has AHCC in it)
Turmeric (Curcumin)
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Double or triple the recommended dosage for cancer or if sick
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Check Indian/Greek grocery stores (Asian grocery stores?)
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Organic is not as big a deal since turmeric is not typically grown in the states
Redoxon forte(sp?)
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don't take on same day as Vitamin C Drip
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1 a day
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2 grams vitamin c
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Has sugar, not good for healthy people in general (1 might be okay)
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For cancer patients, the sugar helps carry the vitamin c to the cancer cells
Vaccine
Takes 3 weeks to make vaccine
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Cold centrifuge spins super fast and separates into several sections
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white blood cells
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buffy coat (strictly stem cells)
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red blood cells
Carefully removes all but red blood cells (trashes red)
Makes vaccine from white blood cells and buffy coat
All natural, no preservatives, just antibodies
Cancer cells have surface antigens
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Antibodies fight antigens
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Probably not making enough antibodies
Shipping
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Will call to confirm we will be home before shipping
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Luis will pack it up with syringes, needles, alcohol wipes, etc.
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32 bottles of vaccine
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Sent overnight with ice packs (should last 3 days)
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Do not let it sit outside...check all day and get it inside quick!
When you receive package
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Count all 32 bottles
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Make sure your name is on every label
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Put them in baggie in bottom of fridge in vegetable bin
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Will say "peptides" or something on the label
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Call Carol. She will walk you through it
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Will also have written instructions
Taking it
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Wash hands
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Take 1 out, let it sit for 10 minutes (unless house is not air conditioned)
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Clean surface you're using really well
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Lay down clean paper towel
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Take out a needle, alcohol-prep, syringe
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Wash hands again, don't need gloves
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Every bottle is pressurized with metal top. Pop it off with fingernail
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Open syringe at end with arrows
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Has cap on it to protect it (in case you drop it, still sterile as long as needle doesn't touch anything)
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Take cap off, twist needle off
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Open alcohol wipe and wipe cap with bulls-eye
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Pull syringe-plunger down to ___?
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Insert needle into bottle:
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rest syringe on palm to help guide it in
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push needle in to the liquid
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push plunger in to push air in until liquid gets to top of syringe
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When you release plunger it will fill itself to a point
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pull down plunger slowly
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keep needle in the liquid and draw it down with the liquid
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get every bit you can get
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don't get air
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slowly push plunger to push air out of syringe
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flick syringe to get little air bubbles up to top
Replace needle
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open partially, slowly/carefully on side with arrows (side with head, not sharp point)
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don't touch the parts that connect
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hold syringe and wrapper of needle while connecting them
Inject into leg
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make sure there are no veins where you inject
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inject high up on leg (any side)
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don't use lidocaine or any other ointment/medication on injection site
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rub site with alcohol wipe
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pinch skin up if you want to
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layers
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skin > fat > muscle
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don't inject at 90 degree angle (straight in)
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go in at angle (about 45 degrees) from any direction into fat, not muscle
expect a bump because you're injecting fluid
expect redness, feverishness (histamine effect due to mass of antibodies, stimulates immune system)
if you get a blister, it went into skin
do every 4 days (on the 4th day after the day taken):
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if Tuesday, do again on Saturday, then Wednesday
switch legs each time
Home is different now
Because your attitude is different
Starts a brand new life, not going home to old ways
Set new habits
Hang out at home in joy, hope, confidence, etc.
You are very special
Lionel the Pharmacist
Vitamin C (about $6.50 per box)
Vitamin C Drips
L rotation or D rotation vitamin c?
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D rotation is good, but dangerous in high dose
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L is better, the one proven to kill cancer
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3 a week of 75 or 100 grams
Testing Vitamin/mineral levels
Doctor's Data (in Chicago?)
Daily habits to employ
low daily foot bath
low daily infrared
good sleep
good food
low stress
Next week or two be very careful what you eat
Remission means
10 years ago - no cancer detectable. cured within 5 years if it doesn't come back
Now - means it's not growing
Blood work
Do once a month starting in 3-4 months
Miscellaneous notes
Rebounders
Sleep
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Deep sleep allows you to get rid of stress
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At least 9 hours when fighting illness
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No TV while you sleep (or at least set a sleep timer)
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Sun will wake you up (camping, open windows) due to cortisol response to it
Water filtration
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Canaan machine is good but don't over-do the alkalinity
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Reverse osmosis is good (test it for crud ppm (parts-per-million))
Don't restrict food until you're malnourished
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eat a clean, organic diet
Infrared Dome is best place to put money
Vinegar is an acid
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Don't do ACV right now (while cancer)
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Use lemon juice instead of vinegar
Lavender is a good anti-inflammatory
For Steph:
Apply topically (or with tampon):
CBD
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baking soda and water paste
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castor oil
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miclocycline (mushroom stuff from New Hope)
Carol Gideon from Topeka, Kansas
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Her sister Kay Quinton worked at an eye-doctor


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July 3rd, 2022 — Josh
I grew up in a world in which it seemed like we already knew the answers to all of the questions. Instead of being told about the sorts of ongoing problems and unknowns my generation of children could potentially grapple with throughout our lifetime, the most existential thing we were presented with was "what do you want to be when you grow up?". That didn't change as I got older, travelling from stage to stage through the pipeline directing me towards keeping our hamster wheel society spinning. Well, I'm just about grown up now, and I'm sure I've done much more harm than good to our planet since I've gotten here. That probably applies to most of us, because we're raised in an absurd environment, steeped in nonsense, taught to exert ourselves in contexts that don't matter and dissociate when confronted with the ones that do.
At least they let us believe in aliens. Does anybody else remember being an edgy atheist in middle school, not being able to tell what all the fuss was about when clearly science had all the answers --
Anyways, things can be different. We don't all have to suffer day in and day out. Many things we take for granted as normal in our society aren't, they're not fundamental rules, they should be examined regularly. Most importantly, we shouldn't raise our children without making this clear to them.
I'm trying to escape from this now. Maybe not literally though.... As much as I want to retreat to a forest, we all need help. Plus if we continue at this rate that might no longer be an option at some point in time : ).
Here is a growing list of things that have been helpful for me:
In general, existentialist media always helps me "snap out of it". Especially, I'm really affected by Andrei Tarkovsky's movies, because they remind me of my childhood spirit which I sometimes lose.


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When the protagonist was a child, he dreamed of becoming a hero of a story that everyone will know. As he aged, he realized his dreams are just that - dreams and nothing more. But never did he expect that when he turned 21 years old, the unexpected would have happened and that the story he was longing for will start to unfold.
Cast: Actor 1, Actress 1, Actor 2, Actress 2
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Hi! My name is Asif. I’m 21 and I live in Dhaka which is the capital of Bangladesh. Actually I come from another city Comilla.I like music, sports, movies and watching Football.
Hi! My name is Asif. I’m 21 and I live in Dhaka which is the capital of Bangladesh. Actually I come from another city Comilla.I like music, sports, movies and watching Football.
B.Sc. in Computer Science and Engineering(CSE)
Higher Secondary Certificate(HSC)
Secondary School Certificate(SSC)
Language: JAVA, SQL
Type: Desktop Application
IDE: Netbeans, Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio
Database: SQL Server
SCENARIO: A school authority wants all academic data store in a database. Following
information must have in the database system. Teacher info must be recorded
including the
name, contact, address, designation and joining date etc. A teacher can teach in
one or
many class and different subject....
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"Sometimes I'll start a sentence and I don't know where it's going. I just hope I find it along the way" - Michael Scott
"We have to remember what's important in life: friends, waffles, and work. Or waffles, friends, work. But work has to come third" - Leslie Knope
"Success is 1% inspiration, 98% perspiration, and 2% attention to detai" - Phil Dunphy
Hi, My name is Sami Al-Jamal. I'm originally from Louisiana. I'm excited to be a student at epicodus, and I'm looking forward to improve my coding skills ,and living in the great city of Portland!
I recieved a B.S from Brigham Young University in Geography with an Emphasis in Georgraphic Information System in 2013. I also minored in Arabic. After graduation I took a position at Enable Midstream Partners as a GIS technician. I colaborated with fellow team members in creating maps depicting Gas operations as well as performing geospatial analysis and data integrity procedures.
Though I enjoyed my last job, I felt like I needed to expand my skills and experience new challenges. I'm Epicodus, because I will learn the necessary skills to become a better programer, and I beleive this program will help develop a growth-learning mindset. My goal is to one day become a GIS developer, and Epicodus is a step towards making that a reality.
I love to experience new adventures. Especially with those that I love. These are some things that I love and enjoy:
The projects we have done at epicodus have been really great! I have been able to understand the basic structure of how to create a website using HTML,CSS,Git,and Bootstrap. What will my next great project be? stay tuned to find Out!


September 13
And he saw that there was no man, and wondered that there was no intercessor. Isaiah 59:16
When somebody hurts us, our natural human reaction is to strike back...to ask God to clobber them. But that's not God's way. I realized that one time when some relatives of mine got robbed. I was praying about the situation and puzzling over it. "Lord," I began to ask, "why did You let that happen? Why didn't You just knock that thief over the head when he tried to do that?"
Suddenly, God enabled me to back up from that situation and look at it with spiritual, instead of just purely natural eyes. When I did that, I knew the answer to my question almost as quickly as I had asked it. It was because of His mercy. God has great, great mercy. Not just for me and my family but for theirs too.
Think about that next time someone does you wrong. Instead of asking God to knock that person in the head, like I did, consider the fact that--as ornery as he may be--he may well have a grandmother somewhere who's praying for him to be saved.
Then you can begin to pray for him instead of against him, uniting yourself with his grandmother (or anybody else who happens to be praying for him). You can go to the Lord for mercy for him and you can go up against the devil on his behalf. That's real intercession and it throws the forces of darkness into total confusion. They have absolutely no defense against it.
The Lord is looking for people who are bold enough, committed enough to do that. Dare to be one of them. When you're tempted to clobber somebody, dare to change his life instead.
Scripture Reading: Luke 6:27-36


5.8. ConstructorsYou can specify the initial contents of an unordered associative container in three ways. You can provide no initial contents, you can provide another container to copy, and you can provide a range of iterators that point at initial values. We've seen these three forms of constructor in Section 5.4.1 and Section 5.4.2. They are used like this: unordered_set<int> u0; //no initialization unordered_set<int> u1(u0); //copy initialization unordered_set<int> u2(u1.begin(), u1.end()); //range initialization Of course, using another container to provide a range is simply a handy example. You can use any range defined by a pair of iterators whose associated value_type is the same as the type held by the container. The first and the third forms of constructor can also be used with additional arguments. You can pass a value of type X::hasher if your hash object needs initialization. If you pass an X::hasher object, you can also pass a value of type X::key_equal if your equality predicate needs initialization. Finally, if you've passed both of these, you can also pass an object of type X::allocator if your allocator needs initialization. |


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Informations about LCh gamut boundaries.
Following labBoundaries, calculating Pythagoras and using on each axis (a and b) the most extreme value, the chroma value must definitively be smaller than √((−170)² + 150²) ≈ 227 and will effectively be even smaller.
For chroma, a default value of 0
might be a good choise because it is less likely to make out-of-gamut problems as it is really quite in the middle of the three-dimensional gamut body. And it results in an achromatic, neutral color.
Depending on your use case, a versatile alternative might be 29
which is the highest chroma that is just within sRGB gamut for a Lightness of @50 on all possible hues.
In sRGB, the maximum chroma value (as practically observed - I have no mathematics to proof that) is 132.
For the lightness, a default value of 50
seems a good choise as it is half the way in the defined lightness range 0..100
, and it also approximates the lightness that offers the most highest possible chroma at different hues. This is less likely to make out-of-gamut problems as it is really quite in the middle of the three-dimensional gamut body.
For hue, a default value of 0
can be used by convention.
Definition at line 166 of file helper.h.


Gold palm trees adorn the monochromatic interior of Darial concept store in Barcelona
by Ali MorrisTowering gold pillars shaped like palm trees, ivory carpets and black lacquer screens fill this dramatic concept store in Barcelona, which has been designed by haute couturier Djaba Diassamidze.
Called Darial, the 1,500-square-metre lifestyle store takes over the ground floor and basement of Casa Tomàs Roger, a 19th-century building in the city's Dreta de l'Eixample neighbourhood.
Conceived and founded by the Paris-based haute couturier Djaba Diassamidze, the minimalist store is described as an "experiential" retail space.
It sells an evolving selection of clothing, books, art, furniture and design objects by hundreds of different brands, and also boasts a brasserie-style restaurant and event space.
The store, along with the restaurant and the bookshop, is spread across the ground floor.
It's divided into a series of lofty white spaces dotted with palm tree-shaped gold pillars, their fronds unfurling across the ceilings. Partitions have otherwise been largely omitted, allowing the spaces to flow seamlessly into one another.
Ivory-coloured carpets and marble tiles are used on the floors to create a sharp contrast with opulent black furnishings that decoratte the space, including pieces by Muller van Severen, Impossible Project, Lomography and Bang & Olufsen.
Merchandise is displayed like art on sleek black-lacquer shelving that was custom designed for the store.
Certain features in the store, like the grandiose arched doorways, are Diassamidze's attempt to reference art-deco-style decor. The folding screens are also meant to nod to the store's name, Darial, which means gate in old Persian.
Classic 1963 film The Leopard inspired the aesthetic of the 70-seat restaurant, which features gold-leaf ceilings and seating banquettes upholstered in red velvet.
A carpet-lined staircase leads down to the gallery on the lower-ground floor, which looks out onto a courtyard.
At this level, there is also a "cloister-like" space with concrete floors and vaulted openings which is used to host temporary exhibitions and collaborations with contemporary artists.
Barcelona is home to a host of design-focused retail spaces – January of this year saw the opening of a Camper branch along the city's famous Passeig de Gracià. The footwear store is covered in concave terracotta tiles, which serve as display shelves for the various shoe styles on offer.


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The Synoptic API for Python (unofficial)¶
The Synoptic Mesonet API (formerly MesoWest) gives you access to real-time and historical surface-based weather and environmental observations for thousands of stations. Synoptic is free up to 5,000 API requests and 5 million service units each month. That’s a generous amount, but if you need even more data, a paid tier is available (through Synoptic, not me).
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🌐 Register for a free account at the Synoptic API Webpage. You will need to obtain an API token before using this python package.
I wrote these functions to conveniently access data from the Synoptic API and convert the JSON data to a Pandas DataFrame. This may be helpful to others who are getting started with the Synoptic API and Python. The idea is loosely based on the obsolete MesoPy python wrapper, but returning the data as a Pandas DataFrame instead of a simple dictionary, making the retrieved data more ready-to-use.
If you have stumbled across this package, I hope it is useful to you or at least gives you some ideas.
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Unlimited games. How should Red play 51?
pips Red=155 White=156
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This can’t be a blitz so making the ace-point with 7/1 must be wrong.
Red should play this as a prime-versus-prime game and therefore 13/7 is clear. 7/1 is a bad blunder.
Red should play this as a prime-versus-prime game and therefore 13/7 is clear. 7/1 is a bad blunder.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 13/7 Eq.: -0.569 0.395 0.102 0.004 - 0.605 0.268 0.031 2. Cubeful 2-ply 7/1 Eq.: -0.570 (-0.001) 0.375 0.110 0.003 - 0.625 0.252 0.019 3. Cubeful 0-ply 13/8 7/6 Eq.: -0.860 (-0.292) 0.340 0.092 0.003 - 0.660 0.289 0.033 4. Cubeful 0-ply 17/11 Eq.: -0.962 (-0.393) 0.339 0.087 0.003 - 0.661 0.312 0.052 5. Cubeful 0-ply 24/23 13/8 Eq.: -1.000 (-0.431) 0.339 0.089 0.003 - 0.661 0.350 0.053


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Our Classes
We offer a variety of classes that strengthen your body and mind. The classes that we are currently offering are
- Yoga
- Pilates
- Zumba
Our instructors are certified and highly-trained professionals. You will be pushed to your limits, but in a safe and fun environment and you will discover that you are capable of more than you ever imagined!
Our classes are offered on a first-come-first-served basis. So, please do your best to arrive early!
 You will come out of our yoga classes having your body and mind strengthened and stretched!
Length: 55 minutes
We have extra, clean mats that we can loan out, but these are available on a first-come-first-served basis.
Pilates
Pilates targets the core with slow, precise movements, and breath control and is low-impact. It also has a strong mind/body connection, so if you like yoga, but want a more intense core workout then Pilates is for you!
Length: 55 minutes
We have extra, clean mats that we can loan out, but these are available on a first-come-first-served basis.
Zumba
Zumba is a total-body cardio and aerobic workout set to high-energy, upbeat music. You don't need to be a great dancer to enjoy and get the benefits of our Zumba classes. Ditch the workout, join the party!
Length: 55 minutes
Schedule
For October 2019, the class schedule is as follows
| Monday - Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6:00am - 7:00am | Yoga | Pilates | Yoga | Closed |
| 7:00am - 8:00am | Zumba | Yoga | Pilates | Closed |
| 8:00am - 9:00am | Pilates | Zumba | Zumba | Closed |
| 9:00am - 10:00am | Zumba | Yoga | Pilates | Closed |
| 4:00pm - 5:00pm | Pilates | Closed | Zumba | Closed |
| 5:00pm - 6:00pm | Yoga | Closed | Yoga | Closed |
The classes for the schedule above are color coded as follows:
| Class | Color |
|---|---|
| Yoga | Yoga |
| Pilates | Pilates |
| Zumba | Zumba |


Blair Witch Drops Xbox Console Exclusivity, Horrifies PS4 in December
Good boy
by Robert RamseyGame Profile
Title:
Blair Witch
Publisher:
Lionsgate
Developer:
Bloober Team
Genre:
Adventure, Other
Players:
1
Release Date:
3rd Dec 2019 (USA)
3rd Dec 2019 (UK/EU)
Where to buy:
Pre Order on Amazon
Previously an Xbox console exclusive, psychological horror title Blair Witch is coming to PlayStation 4 this December. The first-person scare-'em-up will arrive with 4K support, and various "gameplay and technical enhancements" thanks to a number of updates that the game has already received on other platforms.
It's worth noting, however, that the title will only be available digitally at first via the PlayStation Store. It'll launch at retail "soon", according to the press release.
Will you be taking a walk into the woods when Blair Witch releases for PS4 on the 3rd December? Give your dog a pat on the head in the comments section below.