So I've had trouble remembering dreams for years... don't know exactly when it started. I've wanted to do something about it, but wasn't really sure how... So, I figured that I'd give the Calea a whirl. I simmered 1 1/2 tbl spoons of calea plant matter in 1 1/4 cup of filtered water for aproximatly 18 minutes and filtered the plant matter out with a standard strainer. The brew was the most bitter thing ever. It was like drinking the essence of bitter. Gods but it was awful....
I watched a movie and drank down the draught in the process. When it was finished, I was quite tired and laid down to go to bed. Immediately, I noticed the effects. I began to see extremely colourful geometric patterns behind my eyelids. I would even call it psychedelic.
I fell asleep quickly. I had several dreams which I only half recall, and one that I vividly recall that was quite long. Strange things happened like one of my friends suddenly sprouted wings... and at another point, there were odd stripes of colour over another friend's face. All very vivid. I am interested to see what happens when its smoked, and will try that tonight I believe.
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Pretend to be a predator, but avoid the ants!
 Eat up insects and spiders as fast as you can, but don't eat the ants. Ants bite back!
Click the Ant button if it's an ant, click the Not ant button if it is anything else. Hurry, choose before it escapes!
We are studying the choices made by hunting predators. A predator must choose quickly whether or not to attack. If it can't decide fast enough, the animal might escape! You might not realise it, but many predators of insects and spiders don't like to eat ants, because ants bite!


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It is controlled by Tiat, the lord of the Mounted Troop. The Seed is like a one huge fortress, thwarting any attempts to enter.
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Prism is a lightweight, robust, elegant syntax highlighting library. It's a spin-off project from Dabblet.
You can learn more on http://prismjs.com/.
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You have access to the colors from the html and change the background color with the _bg
attribute.
Exemples:

I'm a red div

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Results:
But you can also use colors in many places, such as on text, alerts etc...
Exemples:

I'm a red text

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A verbatim environment might break TeXiFy's formatter and/or parser.
There are two quick fixes available:
Move the verbatim environment to a new file.
This new file will contain just the verbatim environment, and the formatter will be disabled on this file.
Choose this fix if the verbatim environment caused parse errors.
Surround the verbatim environment with comments that disable the formatter.
Bottom line: be careful with these statements and use a different command name where possible, unless you are very certain of what you are doing.


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Good nutrition is important for everyone’s health. Nutrition plays an important role in the health of the immune system and its ability to fight infections. Healthy eating also helps you become and stay a healthy weight, and can help reduce the risk of developing heart disease, diabetes, cancer and osteoporosis. Having HIV is unlikely to mean that that you have to make any drastic changes to your diet – your existing diet will probably meet all your nutritional needs. However, it is important to get enough nutrients to help you stay well. Good nutrition is important during the time before you start HIV treatment. It is also an important part of helping anti-HIV drugs work as well as possible once you are taking them.


Burst is customized to help you stay within your comfort levels or support your more adventurous side.
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Comfort Levels
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The daily planner view
This is the daily planner view. It's meant to help you organize your day in the morning before you start to work.
You can add new tasks
by entering the title you want for your task into the
input at the top. Pressing enter will add the task to your todays ToDo-list
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If Jira integration is enabled (you can enable it on the
settings page) you can use the input the top also for importing tasks from Jira. Just enter the issue number or the issue summary and select the issue you from the auto suggestions. You can
identify a successfully imported Jira issue by the link icon
in the actions bar of the task.
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configurable keyboard shortcuts.


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Tycho is an object-oriented syntax manager with
an underlying heterogeneous technical rationale.
It provides a number of editors and graphical widgets
in an extensible, reusable framework.
The editors for textual syntaxes are modeled after
Emacs in
the sense that the Emacs key bindings are used when possible.
Editors for visual syntaxes will be more diverse.
The system documentation is integrated, using a hypertext
system compatible with the worldwide web.
Tycho has been designed primarily for use with the
Ptolemy system, a heterogeneous design environment
from U.C. Berkeley, but it is also useful on its own.
Version 0.1 is the first public release of Tycho as a standalone system.
It runs under the vanilla Itcl 2.0 and 2.1 with no changes to the executable.
It also runs under the Ptolemy system, a design environment distributed
by the same group that developed Tycho.
The editor capabilities are currently limited to textual syntaxes; although
we have considerable work in progress on graphical editors, that code
is not ready for release yet.
Tycho 0.1 can be obtained from
http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu/tycho/Tycho.html
Here is a summary of the capabilities:
Tycho Kernel
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A family of dialog windows, including basic message windows
(both modal and non-modal), yes-no queries, queries for text entry,
and queries with radio buttons.
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A list browser and derived file browser and index browser.
These browsers support pattern-based search.
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An Emacs-like text editing widget that significantly extends
the capabilities of the Tk text widget, including a sophisticated
search capability, undo/redo, text filling, and carefully designed menus
and key bindings.
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A shell-like console for interacting with Tcl with a thorough
history mechanism fashioned after the Unix tcsh.
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An integrated documentation system based on HTML with automatic
index generation and an index search mechanism.
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Support for hyperlinks from any Tycho editor or display to any other Tycho
editor or display.
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A context-sensitive spelling checker (for example, it checks the spelling
only in comments when editing code).
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Interfaces to SCCS and RCS revision control systems.
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A font management system that includes an interactive dialog for
selecting fonts.
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Error handling with a stack display.
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Auto-save and crash recovery (although the crash recovery
will only work with modifications to the executable, currently
only available with the Ptolemy distribution).
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Some elementary data structures: Stack, CircularList, Graph,
DirectedAcyclicGraph, Forest.
Editors and Shells
In addition to the basic emacs-like text editor described above
and the Tcl shell, a number of additional editors and shells have been designed.
The editors provide capabilities similar to those of emacs modes,
although the potential goes beyond what emacs can do because of
the future inclusion of graphical elements.
The editors and shells included in release 0.1 are:
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C and C++ editors. These
color and fill comments and handle indentation.
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HTML editor. This editor parses HTML commands, supports
hyperlinks, and provides a command to check the validity of hyperlinks.
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Itcl and Tcl editors.
These editors color and fill comments, handle indentation, and color class,
procedure, and method names. They also support "evaluate" commands,
where either a selected region or the entire file can be evaluated.
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Makefile editor.
This editor colors comments, variable definitions, variable
references, rules, and various directives.
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Ptlang editor.
This is an editor for designing blocks in Ptolemy.
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Matlab and Mathematica consoles. These will only appear if
the appropriate Tcl extensions for interaction with Matlab and
Mathematica have been installed.
tydoc
- The Tycho documentation system
Tycho 0.1 also includes tydoc
,
a script that converts Itcl to HTML.
Tycho 0.1 Limitations and Bugs
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Specifications
Open specifications form the central mass of what makes OSRS Open different. We believe in more than code, we believe that open specifications that describe the purpose and a minimal viable capability are the critical enablers to ensure interoperable implementations. We hope others will create implementations of our specifications in new languages and platforms they will then share back as open source code.
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Our focus on open specifications in addition to open source enables us to provide interoperable implementations in any language and for any platform. We understand that systems are becoming an integral part of organizations and that reusability and cross-organizational integration is becoming a real need.
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Royal Navy Sailors Guard Royal Palaces For Only Second Time
The sailors will hand back guard duties to the Army on 19 December when they march out of Windsor Castle.
Royal Navy sailors outside Buckingham Palace (Picture: Royal Navy).
Royal Navy sailors have begun guard duties at the Royal palaces for only the second time in history.
The sailors have stepped in to help the Army as many of its Foot Guards Battalions are busy on overseas operations or in training.
In total, 104 officers and ratings are taking part in guard duties at each of the Royal palaces and the Tower of London until 19 December.
The Royal Navy's time as guardians started on Monday morning as 35 sailors took over from 1st Battalion The Grenadier Guards at Buckingham Palace.
Officer commanding the Royal Navy Guard, Lieutenant Commander Richard Dobson, said: “This will be an intense and memorable experience for all of us at the end of several weeks of ceremonial duties training, just eight or nine days of it specifically on palace guarding.
“The instructors from the guards could not have been better, for those eight or nine days they really put us through our paces and prepared us thoroughly for our 'Fit For Role' inspection last week enabling us to mount guards today.”
Lieutenant Commander Dobson volunteered to lead the contingent of sailors and in turn, is believed to be the first sailor to become Captain of the Queen's Guard since Sir Walter Raleigh in 1587.
He said the duties "could be regarded as the pinnacle" of his Navy career which began in the 1990s.
Away from the public eye, the sailors will spend their time tending to their uniform and rehearsing drills.
Royal Navy and Royal Marines musicians are also part of the duties, with one of the bands playing music whenever the sailors are mounting or dismounting the guard.
They will hand back guard duties to the Army on 19 December when they march out of Windsor Castle.
The Senior Service sailors are from three of the five fighting arms - the Surface Fleet, Submarine Service and Fleet Air Arm.
The only other time they mounted guards was in 2017 - the Year of the Navy.


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The akan people are basically from Ghana and Ivory Coast. They are also known as Twi/Fante.
The Akan People of ghana frequently name their children after the day of the week they were born
and order in which they were born. These "days names" have further meanings concerning the soul
character of a person.


Testimonial (Ganesh Chathurthi)
Nebraska Marathi Mandal congratulates everyone on a big success.Everyone has worked so hard and shown so much enthusiasm and dedication .Words cannot describe the efforts of everyone into making Ganesh Chaturthi Mahaprasad a huge success.Thanks to everyone for support and devotion. We did receive many valuable feedback and comments after the celebration.Please feel free to send your valuable feedback and comments to us,so we consider this while next years planning. Thanks once again for countless support and Kudos to everyone!!
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REVIEW: The X-Files By Luke Buckmaster<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Cast: David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson, Martin Landau, Blythe Danner, William B. Davis, Armin Mueller-Stahl, John Neville, Terry O'Quinn Director: Rob Bowman Producers: Chris Carter, Daniel Sackheim Screenplay: Chris Carter Cinematography: Ward Russell
Australian release date: July 23, 1998
>From 0 stars (bomb), to 5 stars (a masterpiece): 3 and a half stars
As a devoted X-Files viewer, I am (like millions of others) familiar with the adventures of FBI special agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully, government conspirators "The Cigarette Smoking Man" and "The Well Manicured Man," plus a host of other arcane characters. But the question everybody is asking is what separates the film from the television episodes? The answer, not surprisingly, is that our two favorite agents delve further than ever before into a worldwide conspiracy, discovering that a global Armageddon may not be far away.
In terms of budget, special effects and novelty, the movie is certainly far bigger than any episode aired on television. But strangely, it feels just a little too big - the full-scale plot, the menacing alien monsters and a semi-ridiculous climax all contribute to make this appear as simply a pumped up and over-bloated version of the TV show. But, like always, creator Chris Carter has taken some bold risks and, also like always, he manages to pull it off with the precision of a skilled writer and the subtlety of a bull in a China chop. After all, what would the X-Files be without its pumped up and over-bloated themes?
Capping off where the series left finds Mulder and Scully with no They investigate a terrorist bomb threat in Washington, but only after a building is blown to smithereens do they begin to realize that everything is not as simple as it seems. It appears as if two firemen and a young boy were intentionally killed in the blast, to cover up a deadly alien virus that has the potential to wipe the human race out of existence. Thus a new conspiracy is discovered, in which we find that The Cigarette Smoking Man (William B. Davis), The Well-Manicured Man (John Neville) and a mysterious abettor (Armin Mueller-Stahl, whom you may remember from Shine) are cleverly orchestrating. Oh yeah, and The Truth is Out There.
I guess it goes without saying that watching The X-Files on the big screen is a dream come true for many devoted followers. But, it isn't just a flick made for fans - although the movie thankfully doesn't re-introduce the characters, anyone who hasn't seen an episode on TV can easily get the gist of what's been going on for the last few years. However, the more dedicated fan will probably be disappointed by the absence of some characters (in particular, the elusive Agent Alex Krycek), and, most of all, the lack of the show's "leave it to your own imagination" approach.
Rob Bowman (who has directed multiple episodes of the show, plus episodes from others series' including Star Trek: Next Generation and Macgyver) has taken the directors helm and guides the film smartly, if not instinctively. He follows the screenplay (written by Chris Carter and a couple of others) with a dark, twisted grace, much to the help of cinematographer Ward Russel (Lawnmower Man II, The Last Boy Scout) who supplies some all-too-real looking visuals. Along with Mike Oldfield and Mark Snow's eerie editing to the already eerie title music, The senses.
For a movie that isn't bolder, better or smarter than many of its previous episodes on TV (especially the cliff hanger season finale), it's a wonder it still works. Perhaps it is because the sexual tension between Mulder and Scully has stood the test of time, and the full truth is still not found, even when it is closest to them. Should there will be another X-Files movie in the future (and I very much hope there will be), I would prefer to see Chris Carter direct it. Maybe then we would not only have another very good film, but perhaps he could also make something that tops anything we've seen before - making sure that the show's pumped up and over-bloated themes are dealt with in exactly the right hands.
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All objects respond to the message whatAmI by returning the name of their class as a string. For example:
3 whatAmIreturns the string "Integer" and:
"3" whatAmIreturns the string "String". All objects have a default way in which they print depending on their class. By default, an object will print its whatAmI value. Many classes redefine the print message to display more specific information about the object. For example, numbers and strings display their actual value in response to the print message:
3 whatAmI printNL ; #- Integer 3 printNL ; #- 3 (3 + 3) whatAmI printNL ; #- Double (3 + 3) printNL ; #- 6.00 "3" whatAmI printNL ; #- String "3" printNL ; #- 3If you do not terminate your request with a ';' character, the print message is automatically sent to the object returned by the request. Therefore:
"19951231" asNumber asInteger asDateautomatically prints the object returned, in this case the Date object representing December 31, 1995. You can confirm that this is a date object using:
"19951231" asNumber asInteger asDate whatAmI
The properties code and creationDate are defined for all objects. The code normally contains a string that identifies the object. The creationDate contains the date that the object was created. For example:
Named Currency US do: [ whatAmI print: 30 ; code print: 10 ; creationDate printNL ; ] ;
Note that the code value may not be unique and both properties can have an NA value. For example, instances of many of the built-in classes such as Number and String do not have these property values set. Although any method can initialize and reset these values, these properties are usually updated as part of the instance creation process.
The message displayInfo is defined to display an object's class name and value followed by a carriage return. Some classes, such as Entity redefine this message to display additional information. For example, the expression:
Named Currency US displayInfo ;displays the code and name of the object representing the US currency.
The message profile is defined to display a descriptive report for an object. Some classes, such as Entity redefine this message to display additional information. For example, the expression:
Named Currency US profile ;displays a descriptive report about the object representing the US currency.
The message showInheritance can be sent to an object to see the classes in its hierarchy. For example, the expression:
Integer showInheritancedisplays the following:
*** Inheritance Map For Class: Integer *** Object | Ordinal | Number | Integer <===== YOU ARE HERE
Note that you can send the showInheritance message to any object. The expression 3 showInheritance is identical to the expression Integer showInheritance.
If you send the showInheritance message to a class that has subclasses, each subclass will be displayed recursively. The expression:
Object showInheritancecan be used to display all the classes in your Vision database.
All objects respond to the message instanceList by returning an object containing the list of all instances in the recipient's class. The expression:
Currency instanceListreturns the list of instances in the class Currency. The expression:
Currency instanceList do: [ displayInfo ] ;displays the code and name of each currency instance. The masterList message has been defined to return the non-default, base object instances associated with a class. For example, the expression:
Currency masterList do: [ displayInfo ] ;will not include the default currency instance.
You can write a method that executes the displayInfo message for each instance in the class. For example:
Entity defineMethod: [ | displayInstances | ^self masterList do: [ displayInfo ] ; ] ;To run this method for any Entity subclass, use:
Currency displayInstances
Several messages are available to display some or all of the messages to which the instances of a particular class can respond:
| Message | Definition |
| showMessages | Displays all the messages defined for the object's class. |
| showMessagesX | Displays messages defined for the object's class and any of its super classes excluding Object. |
| showProperties | Displays all fixed and time series properties defined for the object and any of its super classes. |
| showMessagesDefining: string | Displays all classes that have defined the message identified by the supplied string. |
| showMessageNamesContaining: string | Displays all messages that contain the supplied string as part of the message name. |
| showMessagesUsing: string | Displays all messages that contain the supplied string as part of its method definition. |
| showMethodsUsing: string | Displays the actual method implementations that contain the supplied string as part of its definition. |
All objects respond to these messages. Two instances of the same class will respond identically to any of these messages. Samples using these messages are available. Note that the "show" messages only reflect messages that have been committed to the database. If you want to include messages that have been defined during your session, use the messages: displayMessages, displayMessagesX, and displayProperties.
The class Environment is used to keep track of the various object spaces that have been created. Three types of object space have been defined: DB spaces are used to store external database classes and methods for updating them; DBA spaces are used to store tools for managing various aspects of the Vision database; User spaces are used to store private user information.
You can access data stored in another object space independent of your top-level environment. The expressions:
Environment User id # Environment User at: "id" . or Environment DBA id # Environment DBA at: "id" . or Environment DB id # Environment DB at: "id" .can be used to navigate to the top level of a private user, general administration or database space. The supplied id can be the identifier used to create the space or the space number. The object returned is the top-level of that space. As a result, any messages defined for that space can be accessed. For example, the expression:
Environment DBA at: "5" . displayInfo displays: Object Space Number: 5 This Space Contains: Schema Management Tools Shared Access Via: Environment DBA Schema
To access a list of all the top level spaces created after object space 3, use the expression:
Environment MaintenanceTools spaceListThis returns a list of all the top level environments. You can use this list to generate a report describing all spaces. For example:
Environment MaintenanceTools spaceList do: [ number print: -5 ; #- object space number whatAmI printNL ; #- full access path ] ;
Several useful techniques are available to help determine the identity of any object.
A separate "is" message has been defined for every class in the database. For example, the expression 3 isInteger returns the value TRUE and the expression "xyz" isInteger returns the value FALSE. To determine if an object belongs to a particular class, you can send it an appropriate "is" message. For example:
!value <- myObject isNumber ifTrue: [ myObject ] ifFalse: [ 100 ] ;
The following relational operators can be used to determine if two objects are identical or equal:
| Message | Definition |
| = object | Returns TRUE if recipient is equal to (has the same value as) the supplied parameter. |
| == object | Returns TRUE if recipient is identical to supplied parameter. |
| != object | Returns TRUE if recipient is not equal to supplied parameter. |
| !== object | Returns TRUE if recipient is not identical to supplied parameter. |
For most classes the = and the == messages return the same value. For the ordinal classes (i.e., Number, Date, String), these messages return different results. For example, the integer 3 is equal to the double 3.0 because they have the same value. The integer 3 is not identical to the double 3.0 because they are not the same object. Therefore:
3 = 3.0returns TRUE and:
3 == 3.0returns FALSE. The = and != messages can be redefined for other classes as appropriate. Although you could redefine the == and !== messages, this is not normally done.
One common mistake when working with object identity occurs when an extended object is compared to an unextended object. Although the underlying objects may be the same, these objects will not be equal or identical. The message asSelf can be used to strip any extensions from an object. It is often useful to send this message to the recipient and parameter objects prior to performing any equality tests. For example:
Named Currency US = (Named Currency US extendBy: [ !x ] )returns FALSE, whereas:
Named Currency US = (Named Currency US extendBy: [ !x ] ) asSelfreturns TRUE.
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In this tutorial you will learn how to label with the EMU-webApp.
It consists of several parts:
- Keyboard Shortcuts
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There are lots of great articles and blog posts written by regular software developers. Everyone has their own insight to offer, and it is helpful to read lots of these in order to get a better understanding of the software development landscape as a whole. A selected number of articles have been compiled below which you may find helpful in your journey to grow your developer skills.


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I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! I have a dark side, too. Hello, Dexter Morgan.
I'm Dexter, and I'm not sure what I am. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter.
Tonight's the night. And it's going to happen again and again. It has to happen.  I catch killers. I've lived in darkness a long time. Over the years my eyes adjusted until the dark became my world and I could see. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter. You look…perfect.
Keep your mind limber. I'm not the monster he wants me to be. So I'm neither man nor beast. I'm something new entirely. With my own set of rules. I'm Dexter. Boo. I'm not the monster he wants me to be. So I'm neither man nor beast. I'm something new entirely. With my own set of rules. I'm Dexter. Boo. This man is a knight in shining armor. I'm really more an apartment person.
Like a sloth. I can do that. Keep your mind limber. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. I'm a sociopath; there's not much he can do for me.  I catch killers. I'm Dexter, and I'm not sure what I am.
I love Halloween. The one time of year when everyone wears a mask … not just me. I'm generally confused most of the time. He taught me a code. To survive. He taught me a code. To survive. Like a sloth. I can do that. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter.
 I catch killers.  I catch killers.  I think he's got a crush on you, Dex!
You look…perfect. This man is a knight in shining armor. I'm really more an apartment person. I'm partial to air conditioning. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.
I'm partial to air conditioning. I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! I think he's got a crush on you, Dex!
I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! Like a sloth. I can do that. I feel like a jigsaw puzzle missing a piece. And I'm not even sure what the picture should be. Under normal circumstances, I'd take that as a compliment. This man is a knight in shining armor.
Cops, another community I'm not part of. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. Tell him time is of the essence.
Finding a needle in a haystack isn't hard when every straw is computerized. I have a dark side, too. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. God created pudding, and then he rested. I'm thinking two circus clowns dancing. You?
Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter. Rorschach would say you have a hard time relating to others. I feel like a jigsaw puzzle missing a piece. And I'm not even sure what the picture should be.
I'm really more an apartment person. Only you could make those words cute. Tell him time is of the essence. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before.
 I catch killers. Pretend. You pretend the feelings are there, for the world, for the people around you. Who knows? Maybe one day they will be. Makes me a … scientist.
I'm a sociopath; there's not much he can do for me. I'm thinking two circus clowns dancing. You? I'm Dexter, and I'm not sure what I am.
I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.  You all right, Dexter?
I'm not the monster he wants me to be. So I'm neither man nor beast. I'm something new entirely. With my own set of rules. I'm Dexter. Boo. I'm a sociopath; there's not much he can do for me. I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before.
Makes me a … scientist. I'm really more an apartment person. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.  Rorschach would say you have a hard time relating to others. I'm real proud of you for coming, bro. I know you hate funerals. I'm really more an apartment person.
I'm thinking two circus clowns dancing. You? I have a dark side, too. Finding a needle in a haystack isn't hard when every straw is computerized. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.
I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! I have a dark side, too. Hello, Dexter Morgan.
I'm Dexter, and I'm not sure what I am. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter.
Tonight's the night. And it's going to happen again and again. It has to happen.  I catch killers. I've lived in darkness a long time. Over the years my eyes adjusted until the dark became my world and I could see. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter. You look…perfect.
Keep your mind limber. I'm not the monster he wants me to be. So I'm neither man nor beast. I'm something new entirely. With my own set of rules. I'm Dexter. Boo. I'm not the monster he wants me to be. So I'm neither man nor beast. I'm something new entirely. With my own set of rules. I'm Dexter. Boo. This man is a knight in shining armor. I'm really more an apartment person.
Like a sloth. I can do that. Keep your mind limber. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. I'm a sociopath; there's not much he can do for me.  I catch killers. I'm Dexter, and I'm not sure what I am.
I love Halloween. The one time of year when everyone wears a mask … not just me. I'm generally confused most of the time. He taught me a code. To survive. He taught me a code. To survive. Like a sloth. I can do that. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter.
 I catch killers.  I catch killers.  I think he's got a crush on you, Dex!
You look…perfect. This man is a knight in shining armor. I'm really more an apartment person. I'm partial to air conditioning. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.
I'm partial to air conditioning. I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! I think he's got a crush on you, Dex!
I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! Like a sloth. I can do that. I feel like a jigsaw puzzle missing a piece. And I'm not even sure what the picture should be. Under normal circumstances, I'd take that as a compliment. This man is a knight in shining armor.
Cops, another community I'm not part of. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. Tell him time is of the essence.
Finding a needle in a haystack isn't hard when every straw is computerized. I have a dark side, too. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. God created pudding, and then he rested. I'm thinking two circus clowns dancing. You?
Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter. Rorschach would say you have a hard time relating to others. I feel like a jigsaw puzzle missing a piece. And I'm not even sure what the picture should be.
I'm really more an apartment person. Only you could make those words cute. Tell him time is of the essence. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before.
 I catch killers. Pretend. You pretend the feelings are there, for the world, for the people around you. Who knows? Maybe one day they will be. Makes me a … scientist.
I'm a sociopath; there's not much he can do for me. I'm thinking two circus clowns dancing. You? I'm Dexter, and I'm not sure what I am.
I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.  You all right, Dexter?
I'm not the monster he wants me to be. So I'm neither man nor beast. I'm something new entirely. With my own set of rules. I'm Dexter. Boo. I'm a sociopath; there's not much he can do for me. I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before.
Makes me a … scientist. I'm really more an apartment person. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.  Rorschach would say you have a hard time relating to others. I'm real proud of you for coming, bro. I know you hate funerals. I'm really more an apartment person.
I'm thinking two circus clowns dancing. You? I have a dark side, too. Finding a needle in a haystack isn't hard when every straw is computerized. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.
I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! I have a dark side, too. Hello, Dexter Morgan.
I'm Dexter, and I'm not sure what I am. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter.
Tonight's the night. And it's going to happen again and again. It has to happen.  I catch killers. I've lived in darkness a long time. Over the years my eyes adjusted until the dark became my world and I could see. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter. You look…perfect.
Keep your mind limber. I'm not the monster he wants me to be. So I'm neither man nor beast. I'm something new entirely. With my own set of rules. I'm Dexter. Boo. I'm not the monster he wants me to be. So I'm neither man nor beast. I'm something new entirely. With my own set of rules. I'm Dexter. Boo. This man is a knight in shining armor. I'm really more an apartment person.
Like a sloth. I can do that. Keep your mind limber. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. I'm a sociopath; there's not much he can do for me.  I catch killers. I'm Dexter, and I'm not sure what I am.
I love Halloween. The one time of year when everyone wears a mask … not just me. I'm generally confused most of the time. He taught me a code. To survive. He taught me a code. To survive. Like a sloth. I can do that. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter.
 I catch killers.  I catch killers.  I think he's got a crush on you, Dex!
You look…perfect. This man is a knight in shining armor. I'm really more an apartment person. I'm partial to air conditioning. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.
I'm partial to air conditioning. I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! I think he's got a crush on you, Dex!
I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! Like a sloth. I can do that. I feel like a jigsaw puzzle missing a piece. And I'm not even sure what the picture should be. Under normal circumstances, I'd take that as a compliment. This man is a knight in shining armor.
Cops, another community I'm not part of. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. Tell him time is of the essence.
Finding a needle in a haystack isn't hard when every straw is computerized. I have a dark side, too. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. God created pudding, and then he rested. I'm thinking two circus clowns dancing. You?
Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter. Rorschach would say you have a hard time relating to others. I feel like a jigsaw puzzle missing a piece. And I'm not even sure what the picture should be.
I'm really more an apartment person. Only you could make those words cute. Tell him time is of the essence. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before.
 I catch killers. Pretend. You pretend the feelings are there, for the world, for the people around you. Who knows? Maybe one day they will be. Makes me a … scientist.
I'm a sociopath; there's not much he can do for me. I'm thinking two circus clowns dancing. You? I'm Dexter, and I'm not sure what I am.
I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.  You all right, Dexter?
I'm not the monster he wants me to be. So I'm neither man nor beast. I'm something new entirely. With my own set of rules. I'm Dexter. Boo. I'm a sociopath; there's not much he can do for me. I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before.
Makes me a … scientist. I'm really more an apartment person. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.  Rorschach would say you have a hard time relating to others. I'm real proud of you for coming, bro. I know you hate funerals. I'm really more an apartment person.
I'm thinking two circus clowns dancing. You? I have a dark side, too. Finding a needle in a haystack isn't hard when every straw is computerized. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.
I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! I have a dark side, too. Hello, Dexter Morgan.
I'm Dexter, and I'm not sure what I am. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter.
Tonight's the night. And it's going to happen again and again. It has to happen.  I catch killers. I've lived in darkness a long time. Over the years my eyes adjusted until the dark became my world and I could see. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter. You look…perfect.
Keep your mind limber. I'm not the monster he wants me to be. So I'm neither man nor beast. I'm something new entirely. With my own set of rules. I'm Dexter. Boo. I'm not the monster he wants me to be. So I'm neither man nor beast. I'm something new entirely. With my own set of rules. I'm Dexter. Boo. This man is a knight in shining armor. I'm really more an apartment person.
Like a sloth. I can do that. Keep your mind limber. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. I'm a sociopath; there's not much he can do for me.  I catch killers. I'm Dexter, and I'm not sure what I am.
I love Halloween. The one time of year when everyone wears a mask … not just me. I'm generally confused most of the time. He taught me a code. To survive. He taught me a code. To survive. Like a sloth. I can do that. Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter.
 I catch killers.  I catch killers.  I think he's got a crush on you, Dex!
You look…perfect. This man is a knight in shining armor. I'm really more an apartment person. I'm partial to air conditioning. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.
I'm partial to air conditioning. I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! I think he's got a crush on you, Dex!
I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! Like a sloth. I can do that. I feel like a jigsaw puzzle missing a piece. And I'm not even sure what the picture should be. Under normal circumstances, I'd take that as a compliment. This man is a knight in shining armor.
Cops, another community I'm not part of. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. Tell him time is of the essence.
Finding a needle in a haystack isn't hard when every straw is computerized. I have a dark side, too. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. God created pudding, and then he rested. I'm thinking two circus clowns dancing. You?
Somehow, I doubt that. You have a good heart, Dexter. Rorschach would say you have a hard time relating to others. I feel like a jigsaw puzzle missing a piece. And I'm not even sure what the picture should be.
I'm really more an apartment person. Only you could make those words cute. Tell him time is of the essence. I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before.
 I catch killers. Pretend. You pretend the feelings are there, for the world, for the people around you. Who knows? Maybe one day they will be. Makes me a … scientist.
I'm a sociopath; there's not much he can do for me. I'm thinking two circus clowns dancing. You? I'm Dexter, and I'm not sure what I am.
I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.  You all right, Dexter?
I'm not the monster he wants me to be. So I'm neither man nor beast. I'm something new entirely. With my own set of rules. I'm Dexter. Boo. I'm a sociopath; there's not much he can do for me. I think he's got a crush on you, Dex! I'm going to tell you something that I've never told anyone before.
Makes me a … scientist. I'm really more an apartment person. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.  Rorschach would say you have a hard time relating to others. I'm real proud of you for coming, bro. I know you hate funerals. I'm really more an apartment person.
I'm thinking two circus clowns dancing. You? I have a dark side, too. Finding a needle in a haystack isn't hard when every straw is computerized. Oh I beg to differ, I think we have a lot to discuss.


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Data Sources
ePlant's data comes from the following sources:
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Arabidopsis thaliana
- World eFP. Based on...
- Plant eFP. Based on ATH1 gene expression data from Schmid et al. (2005), Nature Genetics 37:501-506 and other published data sets.
- Subcellular eFP. Based on data in the SUBA database by Heazelwood et al. (2007), Nucleic Acids Research 35:D213-218.
- Experimental eFPs:.
- Abiotic Stress. Based on...
- Abiotic Stress At-TAX. Based on...
- Abiotic Stress II. Based on...
- Biotic Stress. Based on...
- Biotic Stress II. Based on...
- Chemical Treatments. Based on...
- Developmental RMA. Based on...
- Developmental Map At-TAX. Based on...
- Guard Cell. Based on...
- Hormone. Based on...
- Lateral Root Initiation. Based on...
- Light Series. Based on...
- Regeneration. Based on...
- Root. Based on...
- Root II. Based on...
- Seed. Based on...
- Tissue Specific. Based on...
- Metabolic Pathways. Based on...
- Protein-Protein Interactions. Based on data from the BAR's Arabidopsis Interactions database, described in Geisler-Lee et al. (2007), Plant Physiology 145: 317-329.
- 3D Molecular Structure. Based on data from the Protein Data Bank, PDB, or predicted by Phyre.
- Sequence Browser. Based on....
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Solanum tuberosum
- World eFP. Based on...
- Plant eFP. Based on...
- Subcellular eFP. Based on...
- Metabolic Pathways. Based on...
- Protein-Protein Interactions. Based on...
- 3D Molecular Structure. Based on data from the Protein Data Bank, PDB, or predicted by Phyre.
- Sequence Browser. Based on....
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Solanum lycopersicum
- World eFP. Based on...
- Plant eFP. Based on...
- Subcellular eFP. Based on...
- Metabolic Pathways. Based on...
- Protein-Protein Interactions. Based on...
- 3D Molecular Structure. Based on data from the Protein Data Bank, PDB, or predicted by Phyre.
- Sequence Browser. Based on....
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Populus trichocarpa
- World eFP. Based on...
- Plant eFP. Based on...
- Subcellular eFP. Based on...
- Metabolic Pathways. Based on...
- Protein-Protein Interactions. Based on...
- 3D Molecular Structure. Based on data from the Protein Data Bank, PDB, or predicted by Phyre.
- Sequence Browser. Based on....


Retrieve information associated with the map features
This example demonstrates how to enable the interactions with the base map features. See the README for instructions on how to run the example.The interactions are enabled for the countries' cities', towns' and neighbourhoods' labels. When these labels are clicked the info bubble with the information about the label is shown.
The code below adds a H.map.Style
associated with the
layer's provider. Within this listener data layers 'places' and 'places.populated-places' are set as interactive and the
tap
event listener is assigned to display the information in the info bubble. Please refer to the
Developer Guide for more information
about the vector styles.


Mewl for food at 4am going to catch the red dot today going to catch the red dot today attack the dog then pretend like nothing happened damn that dog .    I love cuddles find empty spot in cupboard and sleep all day check cat door for ambush 10 times before coming in try to jump onto window and fall while scratching at wall so catty ipsum. Immediately regret falling into bathtub hide head under blanket so no one can see be superior.
Love lick the plastic bag for chase ball of string. Immediately regret falling into bathtub. Cats secretly make all the worlds muffins. White cat sleeps on a black shirt cat fur is the new black for going to catch the red dot today going to catch the red dot today get video posted to internet for chasing red dot flee in terror at cucumber discovered on floor meowing chowing and wowing.  Lick the curtain just to be annoying i heard this rumor where the humans are our owners, pfft, what do they know?! but meowing non stop for food.


Below are a few examples of how to use vjs-video within an Angular project. In addtion to the code snippets, take a look at the Angular controller that controls this page for more insights on using some of the more advanced features.
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0-20 years
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causes:
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congenital
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inflammatory
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lymphoma
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tuberculosis
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most are benign in children (reverse applies to adults)
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suspicious nodes are >2.5cm with firmer consistency than normal
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less mobility
red flags
>40yo especially >70yo
nodes >2.5cm
Nodes >3-4cm ?malignancy
tender mass
purple discoloration (collar-stud abscess)
single, gradually enlarging node
fixed to skin without punctum
associated dysphagia
hard midline thyroid lump
patient at risk of malignancy
Strenomastoid tumour/fibrosis
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hard painless lump 2-3cm
- within stermomastoid muscle
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tight and shortened sternomastoid muscle
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usually not observed @ birthappears at 20-30d of age
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associated torticollis
- head turned away from tumour
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restricted head rotation to side of tumour
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most tumours resolve spont. within i yr
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child referred to a phsyio early
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gently massage lump and stretch neck toward tumour
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surgery if shortened muscle if persistant - best \<12mo
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older children present with torticollis
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tight short fibrous SCM
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rotation of head to affected side
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hemihypoplasia of face
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wasted ipsilateral trapezius
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requires surgery
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Thyroglossal cyst
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most common childhood midline neck swelling
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moves with swallowing and tongue protrusion
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prone to infection
Lumphatic malformation/lymphangioma
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soft cystic tumours of neck, face or roal cavity
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resemble clusters of vesicles
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often poorly localised
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visible red dots
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if located floor of mouth/peripharyngeal area
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endanger airway
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ppt. emergency requiring surgery
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Myobacterium avium-intracellularae scrofulaceium lymphadenitis
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2-3yo
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chornic cervical lumphadenitis and collar stud abscesses
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often unrecognised
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painless swelling
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nodes enlarge 4-6wks prior to reupting in to ‘cold’ abscess
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overlying skin has a purplish discolouration
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common sites;
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submandibular
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tonsillar
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pre-auricular nodes
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unresponsive to antimicrobials


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The Shouting Machine
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Webcam Image Classification with Speech Output using MobileNet
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Last update: 2 December 2018
1. Scope
Tropical Plant Pathology is an international journal devoted to publishing a wide range of research on fundamental and applied aspects of plant diseases of concern to agricultural, forest and ornamental crops from tropical and subtropical environments.
Submissions must report original research that provides new insights into the etiology and epidemiology of plant diseases as well as population biology of plant pathogens, host-pathogen interactions, physiological and molecular plant pathology, and strategies to promote crop protection.
2. Manuscript submission
Submission of a manuscript implies that:
- the work described has not been published before;
- it is not under consideration for publication anywhere else;
- its publication has been approved by all co-authors, if any, as well as by the responsible authorities – tacitly or explicitly – at the institute where the work has been carried out.
Neither the publisher nor the society will not be held legally responsible should there be any claims for compensation. See also in this document: Ethical Responsibilities of Authors.
3. Minimum requirements for consideration
- Manuscripts should contain disease and/or plant pathogen data; please note that first reports of plant diseases/pathogens are no longer accepted under any circumstances.
- Experiments should be repeated in time at least once, unless the research results are from surveys or of non-quantitative nature. Failure to adhere to our experimental and statistical considerations will be grounds for rejection.
- Studies on screening or evaluation of efficacy of synthetic/natural products (fungicides, biocontrol agents, plant extracts, etc.) must include field data and provide additional information on modes of action. The latter requirement can be waived if the results are based on meta-analysis using multisite and multi-year datasets and contribute novel information for management. Studies on screening of pathogen populations for drug/fungicide resistance should include in vitro as well as molecular data.
- Studies on screening of plant host genotypes for disease resistance should not be limited to ranking locally-adapted genotypes but provide sufficiently novel information on the mechanisms of resistance or other aspects of broader interest to the international plant pathology community.
- Submissions must adhere to the manuscript formatting guidelines - see more in this document: Manuscript preparation and References.
- Authors should make sure the manuscript is written in good quality English. Non-native English speakers are encouraged to seek external language editing services if needed. See also in this document: English Language Support.
4. Article types
Tropical Plant Pathology considers for publication:
4.1 Original article
These are full-length papers describing original articles (2,500-3000 words) with the following sections:- Abstract
- Introduction
- Material and methods
- Results
- Discussion
- Authors' contributions
- Acknowledgements
- References
4.2 Short communication
A straightforward manuscript reporting results that do not warrant a full-length article but that stand on their own (not a preliminary work). Length: up to 2,500 words. The manuscript should present the following sections:- Abstract
- Main text
- Authors' contributions
- Acknowledgements
- References
4.3 Review
Reviews are normally by invitation. However, if you wish to submit one, send a pre-submission enquiry with a tentative title, abstract and evidence of author's experience in the topic. Reviews can be of three types: narrative literature reviews, systematic reviews, and systematic reviews with meta-analyses.
4.4 Letter to the Editor
Points of view, commentaries or criticisms relating or responding to recent published items of interest to plant pathologists. Discussion on political, social and ethical issues and novel scientific ideas of interest to the journal's broad readership are also welcome. Length: up to 1,500 words.
5. Submission and required files
- The corresponding author, having all files prepared (see below), should submit the manuscript via the Editorial Manager Online system (http://www.edmgr.com/tppa).
- Please note that at least three author-suggested reviewers are required to complete submission. These reviewers should be selected in an ethical and unbiased way. See here general guidelines for selecting reviewers appropriately.
- For a new submission, a single file (.doc or .docx) containing the manuscript text, tables and figures is sufficient. There is no need, at this stage, to submit high quality figures (TIFF, PNG, etc.) or tables as separate files.
- Authors are encouraged to submit a cover letter in PDF format or include the text of the letter in the specific field during the submission process. Do recall that a nice cover letter can help to make a good first impression to your work. See here guidelines on how to write a good letter.
- Digital files of high quality images and graphs, maps, etc. should be uploaded only at the last submission after the manuscript is fully revised and close to acceptance. In any case, the typesetting team will further contact authors if uploaded or embedded figures in the doc file are of poor quality.
- Electronic Supplemental materials should be uploaded separately – see specific section below.
6. Pre-analysis workflow
After submission, the Journal Editorial Office Assistant, who may contact the author and ask for some clarifications or adjustments, performs an operational check. Finally, the Editor-in-Chief or a Senior Editor pre-analyses the submission (prior to assign a Section Editor) to check whether:
- The manuscript falls within the scope;
- The minimum requirements are met;
- The results are novel and contribute to advance the field;
- The quality of language is acceptable for review;
- The manuscript format is prepared following our Instructions for Authors
6. Experimental and statistical considerations
These instructions should be used as a guideline/outline. Researchers should ideally consult with a statistician before designing an experiment and analyzing the data.
- When conducting observational or planned research choose the most appropriate hypothesis tests for categorical or continuous variables and/or characterize the variability (uncertainty) by means of confidence intervals. These procedures are required to provide evidence of the robustness and reproducibility of the research findings.
- In Material and Methods describe details on how the data were collected including sampling design and size, number of experimental units (replicates), randomization, blocking and balancing. It is imperative that all experiments are repeated at least once and which criteria was used to pool the data from two experiments for analysis. For field experiments, at least two trials should be conducted. These can be two years/seasons or two distant sites (different environment) within a same year/season. Manuscripts without evidence of proper design and repetition in time will be rejected.
- When analyzing the data, select the most appropriate inferential methods according to the number of groups compared (two or more), independence (non-paired or paired data), type of factor (quantitative or qualitative), and nature of the response variable (continuous, count, categorical or nominal).
- When comparing two groups, report P-values using proper t-tests (non-paired or paired) or the equivalent non-parametric tests if assumptions for parametric tests are not met. Alternatively, or additionally, provide 95% confidence intervals for visual inference or calculate the effect-size, in the form of absolute or standardized mean difference between treatments to facilitate interpretation and practical significance of the results.
- When comparing three or more groups, use parametric analysis of variance (ANOVA) for qualitative data and linear models if the data are continuous (weight, size, area, etc.). For data described as a proportion (incidence), or counts (lesion number) give preference to fit generalized linear models with the appropriate link function to these data. Original data can be transformed prior to analysis, with justifications for the transformation chosen, when using parametric tests. Discrimination among three or more groups can be made using linear contrasts or multiple comparison tests. Duncan's multiple range test will not be accepted.
- Non-parametric tests should be used for ordinal data or disease rating on a 0 to n scale (e.g. 1 = no disease, 2 = leaf distortion; 3 = leaf discoloration, etc.). For ordinal ratings based on disease severity ranges (e.g. Horsfall-Barratt scale), convert the scores to the midpoint of the interval prior to parametric analysis using ANOVA.
- If there are sufficient time points or number of levels of a quantitative factor (ex. concentration, temperature etc.), do not use a means separation test to discriminate among levels of the factor. Instead, fit linear or non-linear regression models to the data. Alternatively, for time-dependent (longitudinal) data, consider calculate the area under the curve and compare the mean area among treatments using a means separation test.
- For correlation analysis, Pearson's correlation test should be used under the assumption of normality, otherwise use the equivalent non-parametric method such as Spearman's rank correlation.
- When reporting results of hypothesis tests, give preference to report exact P-values (e.g. t was significant at P = 0.012) or use significance levels when P-values are very low (P < 0.001). For data to be presented in a table or a plot/graph make sure to indicate the measure of variability (standard deviation, interquartile range, etc) or inferential statistics (confidence intervals) for values displayed in a table column (or between parentheses) or as error bars in plots.
- Provide the correct citations to all software and packages used for analyzing and preparing data for presentation.
7. Nomenclature and culture collections
- Nomenclature of scientific names should adhere to current international standards for each class of organisms.
- Plants: The International Plant Names Index, <http://www.ipni.org/index.html>
- Fungi: Index Fungorum, <http://www.speciesfungorum.org/Names/Names.asp>
- Bacteria: <http://www.isppweb.org/names_bacterial.asp>
- Nematodes: <http://www.iczn.org/iczn/index.jsp>
- Viruses: according to the International Code for Virus Classification and Nomenclature, published by the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses - ICTV, < http://www.ictvonline.org>
- Scientific names should be in full the first time they appear in the body of the text and abbreviated and without authorities later. Whenever a scientific name appears at the beginning of a sentence it must be given in full.
- New names for fungi should be deposited in Mycobank, Index Fungorum, Fungal Names or other internationally accepted registration websites and the deposit number informed together with the proposition of the new name.
- Source and deposit of cultures and herbarium specimens should be indicated.
- Voucher cultures and specimens documenting their research as well as nucleotide sequences should be deposited at certified or recognized international institutions.
- Accession numbers and place of deposit must be indicated in the text.
- Scientific names should be in full the first time they appear in the body of the text and abbreviated and without authorities later. Whenever a scientific name appears at the beginning of a sentence it must be given in full.
8. Technical names, numbers and unit system
- Only technical names or names of active ingredients should be used. Commercial names of products or of the companies which produce them cannot be used. Chemical formulas should be written on one line and follow standard nomenclature.
- International system of units (SI) should be used, such as mg, g, m, mm, L, mL, μL, h, min, s, mol, kg/ha. If a non-standard abbreviation is to be used, it should be defined in full when cited in the text for the first time.
- Numbers nine or below must be written out except as part of a date, a fraction or decimal, a percentage, or a unit of measurement. Use Arabic numerals for numbers larger than nine. Avoid starting a sentence with a number, but if doing so write the number out.
9. Permissions to use copyrighted information
Authors wishing to include figures, tables, or text passages that have already been published elsewhere are required to obtain permission from the copyright owner(s) for both the print and online format and to include evidence that such permission has been granted when submitting their papers. Any material received without such evidence will be assumed to originate from the authors.
10. Manuscript preparation
Manuscript text should be presented in double-spaced paragraphs and 12-point font size throughout all sections, including references. Pages and lines should be numbered consecutively. Page margins should not be too narrow (2.5 cm preferably).
10.1 Title page
The title page should include:
- A concise and informative title not exceeding 30 words.
- The name(s) of the author(s): first and last names in full.
- Corresponding author name and e-mail address - If available, the 16-digit ORCID of the author.
- The affiliation(s) of the author(s).
- Use superscript numbers to indicate affiliation.
- Affiliation should include department, institute, zip code, city, state/province and country.
- Multiple affiliations for an author can be used if that is the case or when the author has moved, in this case use the primary affiliation where work was performed and the "present address".
- Names of the institution, department, etc. when originally in roman alphabet should be written in the original language. Do not translate institutional names to English, unless there is an official translation.
10.2 Abstract
The abstract should not exceed 300 words and not contain any undefined abbreviations or unspecified references.
10.3 Keywords
Please provide 3 to 6 key words; do not repeat words in the title. Order by scientific names of hosts and/or pathogens and other key words, all in alphabetical order.
10.4 Main text and sections
- Note that naming of the main sections of the text (Introduction to Discussion) are required for Original Articles only, not for Short Communications, although the order of the elements is the same. For reviews and letters to Editor, subheadings lead to better organization and facilitates reading. The text of the subheading should be short and specific to the content.
- Introduction: Description of the background that led to the study, justification, hypothesis which is being tested, if applicable, and objectives.
- Material and Methods: Detailed description of the materials and procedures used in the research in a way that enables other researchers to repeat exactly the work if willing to do so. Authors should specifically:
- Separate and name subsections for better organization
- Not include city and country when citing manufacturers
- Not include trademark symbols when citing commercial products
- Deposit and provide reference numbers of DNA sequence data
- Explain thoroughly the data analysis procedures, ensuring they are correct and reproduced.
- Consider making raw data and computational codes available at a repository (or uploaded as supplemental information) for reviewers and latter for readers upon acceptance
- Results: This section describes the obtained data and results in a concise and direct manner. As general guidelines:
- Whenever the case, begin text presenting inferences based on hypothesis tests
- Avoid repetition of methodology and state the significance of results
- Call out data tables and figures with data sequentially. These may appear embed in the document right after the paragraph they are called out.
- Discussion: The findings of the study should be placed in the context of relevant literature. It must not read as literature review with ideas and statements included solely to increase the size of the manuscript.
- Author contribution statement: see specific section below.
- Acknowledgments: a single paragraph to thank people and institutions that provided technical, financial and intellectual support.
- References: listed alphabetically and following our formatting standards. See more in this document: References.
10.5 Author contribution statement
Authors must provide a short description of the contributions made by each listed author (please use initials). This should be placed in a separate section before the Acknowledgments. See example below:
AA, XX and TT planed, designed and executed experimental work, AA and XX conducted data analyses, AA, XX, TT and ZZ wrote the manuscript.
10.6 References
10.6.1 General instructions
Only articles that are published or available online (Online First, Online Early, Early view, etc) in peer-reviewed journals may be cited. Please note that citation of thesis, conference proceedings or technical reports - are no longer accepted. When referencing a personal communication of a non-author of the manuscript, authors must provide appropriate evidence (e-mail). Authors may cite unpublished data of their own. In this case, provide author's initials and last name followed by "unpublished data".
10.6.2 Citation
- Must follow the author/date style, without comma separating the elements.
- When information is prominent, author's name is within the parentheses. Example, "An ordinal scale was used to rate disease intensity (Horsfall and Barrat 1945)".
- When author is prominent, author's name is outside the parentheses. Example, "On the other hand, Horsfall and Barrat (1945) proposed a simpler ordinal scale with 12 scores following logarithmic increments".
- For two-authors citation, spell out both names separated by "and" (Horsfall and Barratt 1945)
- For citations with three or more authors, name the first author followed by "et al".
- Multiple references in a same citation (using parentheses) should appear in chronological order separated by semicolons.
- For references published in the same year, order them alphabetically within the same year by author's surname.
- For two or more works by the same author in a citation, list them chronologically, with the years separated by semicolons. (Example: Barreto et al. 2006a; 2006b; 2008).
10.6.3 Reference list
- Ordered alphabetically by the first author surname.
- For multiple references for the same author, ordering is as follows:
- first, as single author in chronological order
- second, with only one co-author in alphabetical order by the second author
- third, references with more than two co-authors, in alphabetical order by the second or subsequent authors.
- In case of more than one publication by the same authors (or authors in the same order) in the same year, add a lowercase letter after the year in alphabetic sequence.
- Journal titles should not be abbreviated.
Journal article
Reis RF, Goes A, Timmer LW (2006) Effect of temperature, leaf wetness, and rainfall on the production of Guignardia citricarpa ascospores and on black spot severity on sweet orange. Fitopatologia Brasileira 31:29-34
Arnold AE, Medjía LC, Kyllo D, Rojas EI, Maynard Z, Robbins N, Herre EA (2003) Fungal endophytes limit pathogen damage in a tropical tree. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, USA 26:15649-15654
Book chapter
Campos VP, Villain L (2005) Nematode parasites of coffee and cocoa. In: Luc M, Sikora RA, Bridge J (Eds.) Plant parasitic nematodes in subtropical and tropical agriculture. CAB International, Wallingford. pp. 529-580
Book
Agrios GN (2005) Plant Pathology. 5th Ed. Elsevier Academic Press, Amsterdam
Edited book
Kimati H, Amorim L, Rezende JAM, Bergamin Filho A, Camargo LEA (Eds.) (2005) Manual de Fitopatologia. Vol. 2. Doenças das Plantas Cultivadas. 4 Ed. Ceres, São Paulo
Online reference
CONAB. Cana-de-açúcar, safra 2006 -2007. Available at: http://www.conab.gov.br/BoletimCana.pdf. Accessed on October 12, 2008
11. Tables
- Tables should always be cited in text in consecutive numerical order.
- Tables are to be numbered consecutively using in Arabic numerals.
- Each table must start on a new page and be placed after the References section.
- A concise title should be provided above the table.
- Each column must have a title in the box head.
- Footnotes typed directly below the table should be indicated preferably in lowercase superscript numbers, but lowercase letters may be used when the column titles contain numbers.
12. Figures
- Figures should be numbered consecutively in Arabic numerals.
- Legends should be placed below the figure.
- The size of the figures should fit one or two columns.
- Special care must be taken with the quality of the images. The commonly used procedure of taking pictures with a digital camera placed above a microscope eyepiece normally yields poor quality images with shaded periphery that are inadequate for publication.
- Details of interest can be shown in pictures with arrows accompanied and explanations of the details in the legend.
- Figures published elsewhere are accepted only if extremely necessary, if proven public domain or accompanied by the permission of the copyright owner(s). Please be aware that some publishers do not grant electronic rights for free and that Springer will not be able to refund any costs that may have occurred to receive these permissions.
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Electronic supplementary material will be published in the online version only. It may consist of
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- Electronic form data, produced or gathered from other sources for the analysis, of various sizes such as raw experimental data, sequences, spectral data, etc. These data should not be shared as PDF but in the original file: spreadsheets, database, etc.
- Computational codes in the original format, preferably with sufficient comments allowing anyone to reproduce the analysis.
- Before submitting research datasets as electronic supplementary material, authors should read the journal's Research data policy. We encourage research data to be archived in data repositories wherever possible.
Submission
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- To accommodate user downloads, please keep in mind that larger-sized files may require very long download times and that some users may experience other problems during downloading.
Numbering
- If supplying any supplementary material, the text must make specific mention of the material as a citation, similar to that of figures and tables.
- Refer to the supplementary files as “Online Resource”, e.g., “… as shown in the animation (Online Resource 3)”, “… additional data are given in Online Resource 4”.
- Name the files consecutively, e.g. “ESM_3.mpg”, “ESM_4.pdf”.
Captions
- For each supplementary material, please supply a concise caption describing the content of the file.
Processing of supplementary files
- Electronic supplementary material will be published as received from the author without any conversion, editing, or reformatting.
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Upon acceptance of your article you will receive a link to the special Author Query Application at Springer’s web page where you can sign the Copyright Transfer Statement online and indicate whether you wish to order OpenChoice and offprints. Once the Author Query Application has been completed, your article will be processed and you will receive the proofs.
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Publication of color illustrations is free of charge.
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The purpose of the proof is to check for typesetting or conversion errors and the completeness and accuracy of the text, tables and figures. Substantial changes in content, e.g., new results, corrected values, title and authorship, are not allowed without the approval of the Editor. After online publication, further changes can only be made in the form of an Erratum, which will be hyperlinked to the article.
16. Online First
The article will be published online after receipt of the corrected proofs. This is the official first publication citable with the DOI. After release of the printed version, the paper can also be cited by issue and page numbers.
17. Copyright transfer
Authors will be asked to transfer copyright of the article to the Publisher (or grant the Publisher exclusive publication and dissemination rights). This will ensure the widest possible protection and dissemination of information under copyright laws.
18. Open Choice
Open Choice allows you to publish open access in more than 1850 Springer Nature journals, making your research more visible and accessible immediately on publication. Benefits:
- Increased researcher engagement: Open Choice enables access by anyone with an internet connection, immediately on publication.
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Open access publishing is not without costs. As of January 7 2019 an article processing charge (APC) of 2480 EUR/ 3140 USD/ 2080 GBP net will be charge from authors who wish to make their articles open access in the journal. The APC will be levied after article acceptance.
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Copyright and license term – CC BY
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Creative Commons Attribution License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
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The journal encourages authors, where possible and applicable, to deposit data that support the findings of their research in a public repository. Authors and editors who do not have a preferred repository should consult Springer Nature’s list of repositories and research data policy.
General repositories - for all types of research data - such as figshare and Dryad may be used where appropriate.
Datasets that are assigned digital object identifiers (DOIs) by a data repository may be cited in the reference list. Data citations should include the minimum information recommended by DataCite: authors, title, publisher (repository name), and identifier.
Springer Nature provides a research data policy support service for authors and editors, which can be contacted at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This service provides advice on research data policy compliance and on finding research data repositories. It is independent of journal, book and conference proceedings editorial offices and does not advise on specific manuscripts.
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This journal is committed to upholding the integrity of the scientific record. As a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) the journal will follow the COPE guidelines on how to deal with potential acts of misconduct.
Authors should refrain from misrepresenting research results which could damage the trust in the journal, the professionalism of scientific authorship, and ultimately the entire scientific endeavour. Maintaining integrity of the research and its presentation can be achieved by following the rules of good scientific practice, which include:
- The manuscript has not been submitted to more than one journal for simultaneous consideration.
- The manuscript has not been published previously (partly or in full), unless the new work concerns an expansion of previous work (please provide transparency on the re-use of material to avoid the hint of text-recycling (“self-plagiarism”).
- A single study is not split up into several parts to increase the quantity of submissions and submitted to various journals or to one journal over time (e.g. “salami-publishing”).
- No data have been fabricated or manipulated (including images) to support your conclusions.
- No data, text, or theories by others are presented as if they were the author’s own (“plagiarism”). Proper acknowledgements to other works must be given (this includes material that is closely copied (near verbatim), summarized and/or paraphrased), quotation marks are used for verbatim copying of material, and permissions are secured for material that is copyrighted. Important note: the journal may use software to screen for plagiarism.
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If there is a suspicion of misconduct, the journal will carry out an investigation following the COPE guidelines. If, after investigation, the allegation seems to raise valid concerns, the accused author will be contacted and given an opportunity to address the issue. If misconduct has been established beyond reasonable doubt, this may result in the Editor-in-Chief’s implementation of the following measures, including, but not limited to:
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This class implements primal-dual variables for model predictive control QPs.
See mpc_data.h for the mathematical description. Stores variables and defines methods implementing useful operations.
Primal-dual variables have 4 fields:
- z: Decision variables (x0,u0,x1,u1, ... xN,uN)
- l: Co-states/equality duals (l0, ... ,lN)
- v: Inequality duals (v0, ..., vN)
- y: Inequality margins (y0, ..., yN)
length(z) = nz = (nx*nu)*(N+1) length(l) = nl = nx*(N+1) length(v) = nv = nc*(N+1) length(y) = nv = nc*(N+1)
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| | MpcVariable (int N, int nx, int nu, int nc) |
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| | MpcVariable (Eigen::VectorXd *z, Eigen::VectorXd *l, Eigen::VectorXd *v, Eigen::VectorXd *y) |
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| void | LinkData (const MpcData *data) |
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| void | Fill (double a) |
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| void | InitializeConstraintMargin () |
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| void | axpy (double a, const MpcVariable &x) |
| | Performs the operation *this <- a*x + *this. More...
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| void | Copy (const MpcVariable &x) |
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| void | ProjectDuals () |
| | Projects the inequality duals onto the non-negative orthant, i.e., v <- max(0,v). More...
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| double | Norm () const |
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| Eigen::VectorXd & | z () |
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| Eigen::VectorXd & | l () |
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| Eigen::VectorXd & | v () |
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| Eigen::VectorXd & | y () |
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| const Eigen::VectorXd & | z () const |
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| const Eigen::VectorXd & | v () const |
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This is a level 1 BLAS operation for this object; see http://www.netlib.org/blas/blasqr.pdf.
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Throws a runtime_error if problem data hasn't been provided.


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