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Monday, May 01, 2006
We got up about 7 AM and got the day started. Mae had a dental appointment at 9:30 AM in Ogden and I had an appointment with the realtor in Salt Lake to talk about the property in Heber City. The upper lot #1377 the price has gone up to $80,000 so we wrote up an offer on lot #1490 for $60,000. After leaving the office I called David and we decided to put an offer on #1377 and then do some checking on it. It was after 1 PM before I got home. Bob and I started to put the sprinkler system in when David called and we decided to go up and look at the lot. I talked to Mike and he had a realtor from Afton tell him that our lot in Star Valley was not worth $70,000 but more like $30,000 to $40,000. That changes the picture some. I have got to check on that tomorrow. We also have several questions about lot #1377 in the Timber Lakes area. The hard thing is to know who you can trust. David also has some work he wants to know if I want to do it. I will have to figure it out. It was almost 10 PM when I got home. I showered and entered my journal entry. Most of the day has been spent on those lots.
Tuesday, May 02, 2006
I got up before 7 AM. I completed reading the New Testament and especially enjoyed the last 4 chapters of Revelations this time. I got more out of reading the New Testament in general this time but there is still some of Revelations, Paul’s writings and some of Peter’s writings that I still struggle with. After breakfast I started calling with questions concerning the lots in Timber Lakes. I also made some calls about our property in Star Valley. There are lots selling and also listed for $65,000 to $75,000 in the area that our lot is in. I talked to Mike and told him I would sell him ½ ownership in the Star Valley lot for $30,000. Bob and I worked on the sprinklers and got them re-installed. We also buried the drain pipe to the back rain gutter. David called me and I told him of the calls I had made on the lots. He also expressed some concerns he has about investing in land right now. We will think it over for a little longer but will possibly backing out on purchasing either lot. Mae and I may sell our lot in Star Valley and just bank the money for now. Mae fixed dinner and I came in from working in the yard at 7:45 PM, very tired.
Wednesday, May 03, 2006
I got up with plans to put the railing in Klaas’s house but a call from Irven changed things. He wants my help so I told him I would come over. While we were eating breakfast I got a call from Utah Power and Light. There is power to lot #1377 but not to #1490. It will cost from $7,000 to $10,000 for them to install power that far. I got over to Irven’s about 9 AM. Dave Jensen was there. Irven started to explain his plans for a business. I will try to help him but I told him that I am not interested in a job and I am not going to change our plans and family activities. I don’t know who is right and who is wrong but there is family problems going on. I tried to get some prices on containers and that took the rest of the day. I came home about 5 PM and had dinner with Mae. She left for Lois Falck’s in American Fork who she will stay with tonight and tomorrow night while she and Lois attends Woman’s Conference. Bob and I started to replace the rain gutter in front of our sun room but I had miss-measured and had Bob get the wrong material. Before going to bed I played two games of chess on the computer, wining one and losing one. I also played spider solitary and won that and a game of harts and won that. I got to bed before 9:30 PM.
Thursday, May 04, 2006
I got up about 5:30 AM in order to be ready to go to Irven’s this morning. I had a talk with Irven and cautioned him to count the cost of this business venture he is getting into. Of course it ended up with the tax issue and I expressed my feelings about that. He did say if anyone was to ask him if they should get into what he has done he would advise them not to. I told him I was not interested in a job with him but that I only came over to try to help him. He asked if I would do some repairs on his house and I agreed to that. I will estimate what it will take and get back to him. I came home at 11:30 AM. I made calls to David and Sandi about the lots. I called Don Azevedo of Stage Coach Realty and ask him to list our lot in Star Valley Ranch for sale for the amount of $65,500. I also called Travis Richins and told him that I wanted to retract our offer to buy lot 1490 and 1377. Travis asked me to send him a letter on each explaining the reason why. I prepared a letter on lot #1490 but it took me most of the evening to get the letter to go. I talked to David and he still may want to discuss lot 1377 so I didn’t send a letter on that yet.
Friday, May 05, 2006
I got up planning on going to Klaas’s and installing more hand railing but Irven called and wanted my help. I went and spent most of the day. Andrea came this afternoon. We had a chance to visit and she asked me if I thought her dad was ok. I am not sure. He is emotional, sometimes forgetful, he doesn’t take care of himself as he is going with out sleep and not taking time to eat. I am just not sure what to think. When I got home Bob and I put some aluminum trim above the entrance. I was sure tired and couldn’t keep awake to do my journal. I showered and then was going to do my journal but the power went out for a while. When Mae came home we went upstairs where Bob fixed dinner for us. It is sure good to have Mae home.
Saturday, May 06, 2006
We got up and after the normal morning began to prepare to have our family here for breakfast. Bob prepared biscuits for me. I prepared gravy for us. When our children and their families came Mishelle cooked the scrambled eggs. We ate and enjoyed being together for most of the day. We got the scooter out and the parents and kids really enjoyed it. After our family left Bob and I put a rain gutter up and repaired a wall in the flower beds. Elise called and wants me to figure the patio and step replacement for her. This evening Mae and I watched the first DVD of the “the Work and The Glory”. We really enjoyed that story again.
Sunday, May 07, 2006
We got up about 7 AM and while Mae worked on her Primary class lesson for today, I took my shower. I then worked on the computer preparing a lesson for the High Priest group lesson for today. That went quite well except I had too much for one lesson. Bob invited us for dinner with then today. He also invited Irven and Mark over as well as Mark Hulet. After dinner we played a game of Mormon Bridge and a game of Knock. We had to stay away from any discussion with Irven or he would recoil. I visited with Mark Hulet after Irven and Mark had left and I am just not sure how to help Irven. I am afraid that he is headed for serious health and mental health problems. Bryon Duggan called and we visited with them for a while. I caught my journal up to date.
Monday, May 08, 2006
We got up at 6 AM. After breakfast Mae had to leave for Ogden for a dentist appointment. I debated on what to do as it looked very much like rain.  Maggie said that Billie had removed one of his cars from the garage so I could work in the garage. I got to Klaas’s at 9 am and worked the rest of the day. I had to stop on the way home for natural gas for my truck. Jeff was at our place to borrow Bob’s pickup in order to get a barbeque grill he and Gail had bought. Mae sent an approval to list our property in Star Valley for sale at the price of $65,500.00 to Bill Azevedo with Stage Coach Realty in Thayne, Wyoming. After eating dinner I showered and then I prepared invitations for a baby shower for Gail, while Mae read from our book. I filled out my journal and we went to bed.
Tuesday, May 09, 2006
We slept in as I have a dental appointment at 10 AM so there was no need to get up early. I went to Dr. Dickerson in Roy. I felt he helped me understand more about my teeth than any dentist that I have been to. His price was more than what Bob thought it would be but Bob doesn’t hear well so he could have been wrong. It was 12:20 PM before I got over to the Klaas’s to start work. It went quite well but I was sure tired when I got home. Mae had dinner ready when I got home. After eating I showered and got ready. We attended a Relief Society Enrichment evening at which husbands were invited. It was very good and the refreshments were vegetable trays, chips and Deviled Eggs so I was able to enjoy the refreshments. It was 9 PM when we left for home. It was a very good evening. I filled out my journal entry and then most evenings we play a game or two on the computer before going to bed.
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
I didn’t get up until 6 AM and with Mae’s help was at Klaas’s before 8 AM. I worked hard and by 4 PM was finished with the installation and staining of the stair railings. Maggie got home as I was cleaning up and paid me. Mae had dinner ready when I got home. I ate part of dinner and then had to hurry to meet our Home Teaching appointment with the Jackson’s. Brother Johnston isn’t feeling well so we will visit them at a later date. On the way home Bob wanted to go to Winegar’s for some groceries so I decided to deposit the check of Maggie’s. There weren’t enough funds in her account to cover the check so I will hold it a couple of days. When we got home I finished my dinner. We then watched a documentary on Brigham Young. I entered my journal and played a game before going to bed.
Thursday, May 11, 2006
We slept in this morning. After breakfast I sent a e-mail to Travis with the Real Estate Co. that handles Timber Lakes in Heber asking him to return our money on the property’s we were proposing to purchase. Sandy called me concerned about Irven and what he is doing. I don’t have much advise for them except that they aren’t going to solve their problems being separated. Mae and I then went for a walk. I drew some plans on Rich and Lois’s house for Elise and started to figure a material take off. After lunch Bob went with me and we measured Irven’s house to figure a sprinkler system for it. We then went to Durk’s and bought the materials for Steve Hulet’s job. We stopped at Winegar’s and got a few groceries. I worked on Elise’s job a little longer and then when the Sisters started to arrive for the Book Group, I went up stairs and watched a John Wayne movie with Bob. I filled out my journal and then got ready for bed.
Friday, May 12, 2006
I woke up at 12:30 AM with acid reflex and slept the rest of the night in the recliner. At 5 AM I woke and went to the bathroom and then went back to bed. I woke at 8 AM feeling pretty good. Mae prepared breakfast and after eating I started on the plans for Elise. Sandy called and asked if Mark could stay with us for a while. I don’t know how this problem is going to work out. I called Chad to see if he could figure the size of 2 X’s I need for the face beam to the deck on Rich’s house. Hopefully he will have time tomorrow. Mark wants to start planting the garden so I work with him for a while. Georgia and Rick picked us up at 2 PM and we attended the Temple to be with Summer Porter as she got her own endowments before getting married next week. After the session Georgia, Rick, Mae and I went out to eat at the Chuck-Wagon. We enjoyed visiting and eating. As soon as we got home we had to hurry to leave to attend the wedding reception for Melinda Craven and Michael Williams. We enjoyed meeting many old friends from that area. We hadn’t been home long before Mark came over. I filled out my journal and played a couple of games before going to bed.
Saturday, May 13, 2006
I woke and got up at 6:30 AM. Mae slept for another hour. I worked on Elise’s plans. Mae got up and prepared breakfast. After breakfast I continued working on the plans. A little later I worked with Mark in planting the garden. I quite and came in to find out when lunch was going to be, it was then 2 PM. After eating and cleaning up we went shopping for Mae a Temple dress and some new shoes. Mae couldn’t find what she wanted in dresses. At 5 PM we needed to go to Morgan and attend a performance of a singing group that Emily sings with. We got something to eat at a drive in and then attended the program. That program started at 6 and went until 6:30PM. Then the group was to sing at a Miss Dairy Queen pageant at 7 PM so we stayed for that. Between the two programs we went to the Drive-in for a ice cream cone. We heard sirens and saw smoke so David, Tyler and I follow it and saw an old garage burning. After the pageant we went to David & Shauna’s home as Tyler and Emily wanted Grandma to play games with them. It was 11 PM before we got home.
Sunday, May 14, 2006
We slept in and then I prepared breakfast for Mae. We attended our block meetings and then came home at had David and Scott’s families over for dinner. I helped Mae with the dinner. We enjoyed having the family here. They left about 5 PM to see other Mothers. We got a call from Sandy who turned the phone over to her son-in- law who is afraid that Irven may be going to commit suicide. We told them we would go over to check on them. Mark went over first and we went over about 15 minutes later. When we got there two police officers had already arrested Irven, had him handcuffed and were ready to put him in a police car. Irven’s Bishop came and we talked about the situation for some time. The officers took Irven to the McKay hospital. Mark wanted Mae to go over with him to visit Irven. I drove to American Fork with my trailer and stayed the night at Mike’s.
Monday, May 15, 2006
Becky prepared me some breakfast. I went to Steve Hulet’s where I met Steve. I ran new water lines for a bathroom in his basement and then did the same work in the house to the west of his home. In the last house I kinked a line just as I was finishing up, plus the pressure relief valve would not seat on the hot water heater. I decided that I would have to buy parts to fix those two problems so I will come back tomorrow. I had told Mike that I would help him install a new evaporative air conditioner this evening. It was almost 8 PM when I got back to Mikes. He and David had got the old AC undone so when I got there we took the old one down and pulled the new one up. The old down chase was completely rusted out at the top and will not hold the new unit. We talked it over and quite for tonight.
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
After breakfast I went down to an air conditioner shop and ask if they could make me a new down chase. I gave then the measurement just smaller than the old one. While they were making that I went to Home Depot and bought a few other items plus the parts I needed to finish up Steve’s job. I also went over to Orem and filled the pickup with natural gas. When I got back to the AC shop the parts were ready for me. I went back and finished Steve’s job and then went back and worked on Mike’s job. I was all day working on the two of them. I left for home at 4 PM and got home at 5:30 PM but I was really tired. I decided that I was two tired to go to the Temple this evening. Mae hasn’t been feeling food for the past couple of days. I had her order some Chinese Food to be delivered. We borrowed the second movie of the Work and The Glory from Bob and Carroll and watched it this evening.
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
I got up at 7 AM but let Mae sleep in. After eating some breakfast I went outside and worked in the yard. We expected a man to come to haul the dirt away but he had problems at work and didn’t come this morning. Bob and I went over to Irven and Sandy’s and moved the barrels from the small pickup to a larger one that can handle the weight. I guess Sandy came home Monday evening and Jennifer also came up to try to help with this problem. I guess Irven is really mad at the world and most every one in it. I spent most of the afternoon and evening working on estimates for David and Elise. I went with Brother Morgan Thomas to look at a repair job for Sister Brenda Perkins. Brother Morgan and I will start repairs on a water damaged ceiling tomorrow. At 7:30 PM brother Wayne Thompson came Home Teaching. Mae still isn’t feeling well. Sandy called and doesn’t know how to handle Irven. It looks like he might be released on Friday and we feel this will be a mistake.
Thursday, May 18, 2006
I woke about 6 AM but tried to let Mae sleep in. I started working on David’s and Elise’s estimates. When Mae got up she fixed breakfast. Shortly after 9 AM I moved the car and truck out of the driveway. It wasn’t very long after that when the trucking co. that Bob had contacted came and started hauling away the old dirt and sod that we had removed from the driveway last Fall. Mae and I went to Farr West and watched a baseball game between Grantsville High and St. George. Sandi, Chelci and Nike got there late. Grantsville lost and that but them out of the season. Mae and I got home at 2 PM. I had Bob pick up a sheet of sheetrock for me. Brother Thomas and I went to Sister Perkins and removed the sheetrock from the hallway ceiling where it had been water damaged. We installed new sheetrock and put the first coat of tape on it. By the time we finished and cleaned up it was 5:30 PM. Mae has been sick all day but still went with me to the ball game. When I got home she fixed some dinner. We ate and then watched a movie on the TV before going to bed.
Friday, May 19, 2006
I woke about 2:30 AM and couldn’t go back to sleep thinking about David, Jeff and Irven. These are problems I certainly don’t know how to handle. I hadn’t written in my journal last night so decided to do it this morning. McAfee wanted to be updated when I turned the computer on so I did that first. I then updated my journal. I was still wide awake so I played a game. Mae came in at 4 AM and asked me to come back to bed. I slept a little longer before we had to get up in order to attend the Temple with Daniel Herring and Summer Porter as they are sealed to each other. Brother Reed, a son of President George Reed, officiated and did a wonderful job. we stayed after for pictures and then came home. I fell asleep and slept quite a while this afternoon. This evening we went to the wedding reception and visited with many from our family. It was 9 PM when we got home so soon went to bed.
Saturday, Mae 20, 2006
Mae still isn’t feeling well but got up and got breakfast. We then went to Ogden to look at a boat that is for sale. We probably would have bought it but the seller wouldn’t let me take it out for a test drive. With out that I will not buy any thing of that much value with out testing it. We looked for another sale but when we found out where the address was realized it was in a section of Ogden that we didn’t want to be in. When I got home Bob had loaded a lot of things to be taken to the dumps so I went with him. This afternoon Mae and I went shopping and bought her some dress shoes. After eating dinner Mae started watching a shop. I went to Wal Mark and bought some orange and apple juice, some new drinking glasses and a garden sprayer. We watched the last of the show together and then went to bed.
Sunday, May 21, 2006
I got up to use the bathroom and as I checked my day planner I realized that there is Stake General Priesthood meeting this morning. I hurried to be ready. Bob and Mark had remembered it and the three of us went together. The talks were very well given and very appropriate. The theme was on fulfilling our Priesthood responsibilities. When I got home Mae was still in bed asleep. She still isn’t feeling well and she got up and cleaned house during the night. I prepared breakfast and then entered yesterdays and this morning’s information into my journal. Mae was reading a booklet she received about “The Da Vinci Code”. I see the concern at the strike against the Christen Church’s but I also see that it may help some to be willing to open their ears to the truth. Mae didn’t attend Relief Society or Sunday School but came for Sacrament meeting. Bob invited us and Sandy and Mark for dinner. After dinner I came downstairs and took a nap. Mae, Carroll, Mark and Sandy played games. They had a good time and it was good for Sandy to get away. This is really hard with Irven’s situation. He is pretty upset with his family. This evening Mae, Carroll, Bob and I played Canasta with Bob and I in the lead when we quit because of time. I talked to Randy at 10 PM about fishing and also about the difference between a TIG welder and a arc welder. Randy suggested that for most of my welding I would be better off with a arc welder. He suggested that I just borrow his. I filled in my journal before we went to bed.
Monday, May 22, 2006
I got up at 6 AM to use the bathroom and read my scriptures but I then went back to bed and slept until 8 AM. After breakfast I was going to work on our bank statement but Mark came down and I helped him with the garden until almost 2 PM. I helped Bob find a line and install a sprinkler head. We ate some lunch and then I went with Brother Thomas to Sister Perkins where we put a finish on the sheetrock repair we did. I worked this evening on our bank statement. It was 10:30 PM before I completed getting our account in balance.
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
I got up at 6 AM, read my scriptures and worked on the computer. Mae got up before 8 AM and fixed breakfast. I worked on David’s and Elise’s bids. Mae went to the chiropractor about 11:30 AM. Bob and Carroll invited me up for lunch and Mae came up when she got home. She had stopped and bought some blouses. I went to Home Depot and got prices on Elise’s materials. I got home at 5:15 PM and Jeff came right after that. Mae had a nice dinner prepared but Jeff couldn’t eat much as he had just returned from the dentist. After eating Mae and Jeff went to S.L. to buy a back pack for a baby to ride in while hiking. I was going to go to a High Priest Group Leadership meeting but Steve had to work and couldn’t get home for it. I watched a show on the Hall Mark channel. Mae and Jeff came before it finished. The pack looks like it will be a good one. I feel very depressed this evening and am not sure why.
Wednesday, May 24, 2006
I got up about 6 AM and went to the bathroom and read my scriptures. I came back to bed for a little while and then we got up and got breakfast. We went up to Jennies for treatments. She gave me 6 different items to take twice a day. She also gave me a foot cleans. She also suggested that I try treating my Hy-hernia by drinking a quart of water when I first get up and then jumping up and down for a few minutes. We ate lunch and then I started working in the flower garden. Bob and I went to Scott and Mishelle’s and loaded the decorative block they removed for the garden area. When we got home it was time to clean up and then go Home Teaching to the Johnston’s. We had a nice visit with them. I watched a show in TV this evening. Mae watched part of it with me. I entered my journal before we went to bed. Mae talked to Shellie and they want us to go to Lake Powel with them this summer.
Thursday, May 25, 2006
Taking all my medications and the water, along with exercising, prayers and scripture study, takes all morning. Then I got on the internet to try and find decking for Elise’s job. Mae and I also played with our phones getting them adjusted. The Niederhauser’s sent us a letter so we read that before I went outside to work. I worked all day getting a drain installed for the flower beds East of the sun porch. Tomorrow I will try to get the retaining block placed. It was late when I came in for dinner. Mae got her hair cut and colored this afternoon. She looks very nice. I sent a e-mail to Tony Gerritsen this evening.
Friday, May 26, 2006
I got up at 6 AM and after normal morning I worked on the computer for a few minutes. The rest of the day was working on the flower beds. I had to rent a brick saw to cut the decorative block but that worked so much better than any other way. Bob did help me and we finished up at 7 PM. I was completely excused when I came in the house. I showered and we ate a light super and watched the last half of a show before going to bed.
Saturday, May 27, 2006
I again woke at 6 AM. Mae was up shortly after I got up. She prepared breakfast and then got ready for a baby shower for Gale. It was held at Scott & Mishelle’s. I helped her get the car packed. Jeff, Scott and I went up to David’s. We cleaned David’s garage out getting ready for me to finish the sheetrock. We went to Morgan and got some lunch. After eating we come back to David’s and played a game. On the way home I picked up the scissor lift at Universal Rental as they will be closed on Monday for Memorial Day. After Mae got home we went over to Lowe’s where I priced some decking parts and got some materials for David’s job. We then took Scott, Mishelle, Kylan and Ashley out to eat at the Chuck-A-Rama in Bountiful. I made some entries on the computer and filled in my journal before we went to bed.
Sunday, May 28, 2006
I got up at 6 AM but went back to bed at 7 AM for another hour. Time went fast and we soon had to hurry to be ready for meetings. I stayed after Sacrament meeting for a few minutes and visited with our Bishop about the Temple Sealing in connection with Chelci being sealed as a child and about Sandi’s third marriage. He couldn’t throw much light on the situation either, except we will just wait and see how they develop later and for sure during the millennium. Mae was busy preparing dinner when I got home. I helped some and then played some chess. Mae realized that the roast hadn’t cooked so we put it in the pressure cooker and finished cooking that way. We had dinner ready at 4:30 PM and when Chelci and Steve didn’t come by 5 PM, Mae got her phone to call. She noticed that she had a message. It was Chelci letting us know that both Chelci and Steve were sick in bed with flu. We had plenty to eat. We went into Ogden to see Irven at the hospital. Visiting time is from 6 to 7 PM so we didn’t have much time. I don’t know if Irven is doing better or just caught on that if he fights them he will be in there a long time. We visited with Sandy and Andrea after 8 PM. I sure don’t have any answers but it seems to me that Irven is still planning to start a business. We came home at 9 PM. David called me a couple of times. We ate a fruit cocktail desert that Mae made with raw sugar. I filled in my journal and we soon went to bed.
Monday, May 29, 2006
I got up at 5:30 AM and Mae got up at 6 AM. I left shortly after 7 for David’s. We couldn’t back the trailer up their driveway so we unloaded the scissor lift at the street and tried to drive it up. It wouldn’t do that so we pulled it up. I got what I could reach from the floor with the first coat of mud. Mae came up about 10:30 AM. Mike and his family had just got there. At 11 AM we went up to the Morgan South Cemetery to decorate graves. Scott & his family, Jeff, Georgia and Lindsey met us there. We then met at the park and had lunch. Troy, Meliah and their children also came to the park but had missed us at the cemetery. Mae and I went back to David’s and got my truck and took it down to the freeway entrance where we left it. Mae and I then drove back to the cemetery and walked around for a while. After leaving the cemetery we picked up my truck and came home. We ate some diner and then I planted six shrubs for Mae. We went upstairs and played canasta with Bob and Carroll. Bob and I won again tonight. It was after 10 PM before we went to bed.
Tuesday, May 30, 2006
I got up at 5:45 AM but Mae left me a note that she hadn’t got to bed until after 1 AM so I let her sleep. I returned the trailer to Universal Rental and then came back and got my trailer. I got to David’s just after 8 AM. I worked all day but didn’t get the first coat complete yet. The scissor lift sure works good for doing those high ceilings. I quite at 4:30 PM and cleaned up. We moved David’s boat so I could leave my trailer there tonight. Mae was planting flowers when I got home. She had dinner about ready and I just had time to eat and shower and go to the High Priest leadership meeting. Mae was still planting flowers. I got a few clothes ready to take with me tomorrow. I entered my journal and went to bed.
Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Mae didn’t sleep very well last night so I let her sleep in a little longer. Bob needed some help moving an old stove out to the curb so the Salvation Army could pick it up today. Besides being late leaving the traffic was bad trying to get through Roy. I stopped at The Home Depot and picked up some materials. It was almost 10 AM before I got to David’s and started work. An hour was spent getting the materials. I worked until 6 PM. I stayed at David and Shauna’s tonight as Mae went down to Mike and Becky’s to attend a piano recital that David participated in. she stayed there tonight so she can attend a special award ceremony that Taylor will be in. this evening I called Mae. She said that David did very well in the recital. I also called Shellie and Roy about fishing at Lake Powel. I was late getting to bed.


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Visiting the website we have a login form and a sign up form. From sign up form we can register a user. And then login. But nothing possible from that. I can signup an admin user by using sql truncation<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I also add book.htb on /etc/hosts. And then I login on /admin directoy found by gobuster.
Then I use this exploit while I am loged in as admin https://www.noob.ninja/2017/11/local-file-read-via-xss-in-dynamically.html and then I get id_rsa.
I can get root by exploiting an race condition on exploit and this github repo.. By using this command.
./logrotten -p ./payloadfile ~/backups/access.log
but at the same time I give this command : dd if=/dev/urandom of=access.log bs=1 count=200000


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The Ti.mely project provides access to Android and iOS timers.
Download the platform you wish to use:
If you are building from source you will need to do the following:
Import the project into Xcode:
Import the project into Eclipse:
var timerMod = require('ti.mely');
The timer proxy provides access to a native platform interval timer. A new timer is created when you call the createTimer() factory object.
Example
var timer = timerMod.createTimer();
The Timer Proxy start method is called to start the timer. This method takes a dictionary with the following fields.
Parameters
interval : float
The interval in milliseconds for the timer to fire and trigger the EventListener.
debug : Boolean
The debug flat by default is false. When set to true debug statements will be printed to the console window.
Example
var timer = timerMod.createTimer();
timer.start({
interval:2000,
debug:true
});
The stop method turns off the interval timer. It is important to remember that if you have a EventListener added to the module you will need to use the removeEventListener method to remove your listener before all memory can be released.
Parameters
None
Example
timer.stop();
onIntervalChange
This event is called after the interval timer is fired. The below shows how to add the onIntervalChange. Please note it is important to remember that if you have a EventListener added to the module you will need to use the removeEventListener method to remove your listener before all memory can be released.
Example
var timer = require('ti.mely').createTimer();
function showUpdate(d){
var msg = "interval changed - interval set to " + d.interval + " interval count = " + d.intervalCount;
Ti.API.info(msg);
}
timer.addEventListener('onIntervalChange',showUpdate);
timer.start({
interval:6000,
debug:true
});
Please check the module's example folder or
for samples on how to use this project.
Please consider following the @benCoding Twitter for updates and more about Titanium.
For module updates, Titanium tutorials and more please check out my blog at benCoding.Com.


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 8
Dietary
Mary's chocolatey custard tart is marbled with a pretty orange-flavoured white chocolate topping.
Grease a 23cm/9in fluted tart tin with butter.
For the pastry, measure the flour, icing sugar and butter into the bowl of a food processor and pulse until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. Add the egg yolk and a tablespoon of cold water and mix until it comes together to form a soft dough.
Wrap the dough in cling film and leave to rest in the fridge for about 30 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 200C(180C fan)/400F/Gas 6.
Dust the work surface with flour then roll out the pastry as thinly as you can to a circle about 5cm/2in larger than your flan tin.
Line the tin with the pastry. Don’t worry if the pastry breaks a little, it is easy to patch up. Chill for 15 minutes.
Prick the base of the pastry with a fork, line the pastry case with baking paper or foil and fill with baking beans. Bake the pastry blind for 10 minutes, or until just lightly golden-brown. Remove the paper and beans and return the tart to the oven to cook for a further 5-7 minutes, or until pale golden-brown and the base is cooked.
To make the chocolate filling, melt the butter and chocolate in a heatproof bowl set over a pan of gently simmering water until melted and smooth. Remove from the heat and stir in the sugar and flour. Beat in the eggs, one at a time, and leave to stand.
To make the orange filling, melt the butter and white chocolate in a heatproof bowl set over a pan of gently simmering water until melted and smooth. Remove from the heat and stir in the orange zest, sugar and flour. Beat in the egg yolks, one at a time and pour the mixture into a jug.
Place the pastry case on a baking tray. Pour the chocolate mixture into the pastry case. Drizzle or pipe the orange filling over the chocolate filling to create a swirl effect. Draw a cocktail stick through the filling to create a marbled effect.
Bake for 10-12 minutes, or until just set around the edges, but still slightly wobbly in the centre.
Remove from the oven and allow to cool slightly, until warm but not piping hot, then serve.


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Wiki ▸ [[API Reference]] ▸ [[Layouts]] ▸ Stack Layout
The stack layout takes a two-dimensional array of data and computes a baseline; the baseline is then propagated to the above layers, so as to produce a stacked graph. Several baseline algorithms are supported, along with sorting heuristics to improve perception, as described in “Stacked Graphs—Geometry & Aesthetics” by Byron & Wattenberg.
The stack layout operates in an arbitrary two-dimensional x and y coordinate space, similar to D3’s other layouts, including tree. Thus, layers can be stacked vertically, horizontally, or even radially. While the “zero” offset is the default, a streamgraph can be generated using the “wiggle” offset, which attempts to minimize change in slope weighted by layer thickness.
# d3.layout.stack()
Constructs a new stack layout with the default offset (zero) and order (null). The returned layout object is both an object and a function. That is: you can call the layout like any other function, and the layout has additional methods that change its behavior. Like other classes in D3, layouts follow the method chaining pattern where setter methods return the layout itself, allowing multiple setters to be invoked in a concise statement.
# stack(layers[, index])
Computes the y-coordinate baseline for each series (layer) in layers, and then propagate that baseline to the other layers. In the simplest case, layers is a two-dimensional array of values. All of the 2nd-dimensional arrays must be the same length. The y and x accessors are used to define the y-thickness of each layer at the given x-position, respectively. Thus, by default the following attributes are required on each value:
These attributes can be customized by overriding the accessors and the out function.
# stack.values([accessor])
Specifies how to extract values from the associated element in layers; accessor is a function which is invoked on each input layer passed to stack, equivalent to calling layers.map(accessor) before computing the stack layout. The default values function is the built-in Object, which is similar to the identity function. If accessor is not specified, returns the current values accessor.
The values accessor can be used to associate additional data per-layer, rather than per-point. For example, say your data were structured as follows:
js
var layers = [
{
"name": "apples",
"values": [
{ "x": 0, "y": 91},
{ "x": 1, "y": 290}
]
},
{
"name": "oranges",
"values": [
{ "x": 0, "y": 9},
{ "x": 1, "y": 49}
]
}
];
Specify a values accessor that retrieves the points for each layer:
js
var stack = d3.layout.stack()
.offset("wiggle")
.values(function(d) { return d.values; });
Then, if you wanted to add a tooltip for each layer, you might say:
js
svg.selectAll("path")
.data(stack(layers))
.enter().append("path")
.attr("d", function(d) { return area(d.values); })
.append("title")
.text(function(d) { return d.name; });
# stack.offset([offset])
If offset is specified, sets the stack offset algorithm to the specified value. If offset is not specified, returns the current offset algorithm. The following string values are supported:
In addition to a string, offset may be specified as a function. The input to the offset function is the layer data, converted to a standardized representation: a two-dimensional array of values, where each value is represented as a two-element array [x, y]. The return value of the offset function must be an array of values which represents the y-coordinates of the baseline. For example, the default “zero” offset is implemented as:
javascript
function offset(data) {
var j = -1,
m = data[0].length,
y0 = [];
while (++j < m) y0[j] = 0;
return y0;
}
# stack.order([order])
If order is specified, sets the stack order to the specified value. If order is not specified, returns the current order. The following string values are supported:
In addition to a string, order may be specified as a function. The input to the order function is the layer data, converted to the standardized representation: a two-dimensional array of values, where each value is represented as a two-element array [x, y]. The return value of the order function must be an array of indexes which represents the layer order. For example, the default order is implemented as:
javascript
function order(data) {
return d3.range(data.length);
}
See also d3.range.
# stack.x([accessor])
Specifies how to access the x-coordinate of each value’s position. If accessor is specified, sets the accessor to the specified function. If accessor is not specified, returns the current function, which by default assumes that each input value has an x attribute:
javascript
function x(d) {
return d.x;
}
The x-accessor is invoked for each input value, for each input layer, being passed the current data (d) and index (i). The return value of the accessor must be a number. Although the x-accessor is invoked for all layers (not just the bottommost layer), the stack layout assumes that the x-coordinates of all layers are consistent. In other words, the stack layout currently requires that the layers be homogenous: each must contain the same number of values at the same x-coordinates. If your data is not so regular, you will need to reinterpolate the data before computing the stack.
# stack.y([accessor])
Specifies how to access the y-coordinate of each value’s thickness. If accessor is specified, sets the accessor to the specified function. If accessor is not specified, returns the current function, which by default assumes that each input value has a y attribute:
javascript
function y(d) {
return d.y;
}
The y-accessor is invoked for each input value, for each input layer, being passed the current data (d) and index (i). The return value of the accessor must be a number. With the exception of the “expand” offset, the stack layout does not perform any automatic scaling of data. To simplify scaling, use this layout in conjunction with a linear scale or similar.
# stack.out([setter])
Specifies how to propagate the computed baseline to above layers. If setter is specified, it is used as the output function. If setter is not specified, returns the current output function, which by default assumes that each input value has y and y0 attributes:
javascript
function out(d, y0, y) {
d.y0 = y0;
d.y = y;
}
The setter is invoked for each input value, for each input layer, being passed the current data (d), the computed y0 value, and the computed y-thickness. In all cases except the “expand” offset, the y-thickness is the same as the input value returned by y, and thus may be ignored.


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Playboi Carti and Iggy Azalea’s Rental Home Burglarized, Thieves Take Over $350,000 in Jewelry: Report
by C. Vernon Coleman IIA home in the Buckhead section of Atlanta rented by Playboi Carti and Iggy Azalea was recently burglarized and thieves made off with a substantial amount of jewelry.
The incident occurred on Nov. 14, reports the Atlanta Journal Constitution. However, it was not reported until Nov. 17. Iggy told authorities she believes she was in the house when the whole thing happened. During the time, she reported she was on the first floor and heard suspicious footsteps on the level above her. She initially believed the footsteps where her boyfriend Playboi Carti, because she had left a back door of the home unlocked so he could enter.
At some point, both artists noticed that some their items were missing and realized what happened. Footage of the intruder was captured on the home's surveillance camera, which was turned over to authorities for evidence. According to the report, it shows someone with a gun wearing gloves and a dark mask entering the home via the unlocked door and exiting about 10 minutes later. In all, 19 pieces of jewelry were reportedly stolen. The items value at $366,000.
Iggy and Carti have been together for over a year now, after first sparking dating rumors last September. In January, they were rumored to have broken up but Carti deaded the speculation. Iggy is currently prepping the release of her new EP, Wicked Lips. Carti is working on his highly-anticipated new album, Whole Lotta Red. Last month, he teased fans with the release but failed to drop the project leaving supporters upset.
XXL has reached out to Carti and Iggy's team for comment.
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Meet the Team!
The People of Nevada Dynamics.
MacCallister Higgins collegiate career encompassed Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering at the University of Nevada, Reno. He worked at the Polymer Microsystems (PlUS) Lab under Dr. Geiger since 2011 developing lab technologies, fabricating equipment, designing and building an autonomous mesh network of sensors for the NASA Omega project, researching microfluidic methodologies, and assisting in several other projects with both masters and undergraduate students. He completed research in the field of Human-Robot Interaction, as well as the large-scale control of Unmanned Autonomous Systems for the UNR Robotics group, including failure contingencies and safety systems in the event of a catastrophic motor failure on rotorcraft UAVs. Email MacCallister at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Erik P. Edgington studied Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Entrepreneurship at the University of Nevada. His experience encompasses a wide range of topics including project management, 3D modeling and printing, and financial modeling and projections. Erik’s experience in leading both technical and non-technical teams helps guide Nevada Dynamics’ future and bridge the gap between technical development and the business development side of the company. Email Erik at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Zachary T. Carlson is a Sparks/Reno native and graduate from the University of Nevada, Reno with a B.S. in the Computer Science and Engineering. The majority of his career has been a combination of research and software engineering, allowing him to provide a diverse perspective on the direction of Nevada Dynamics’ products and services. Zack leads the design and development of the numerous projects surrounding the development team with an ever growing background in design, web, robotics, and artificial intelligence. Email Zachary at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Nolan E. Young is a staff accountant at a local firm which specializes in tax services with extensive experience in company financials. He graduated the University of Nevada, Reno in December 2015. Nolan is the primary contact for all Nevada Dynamics financials. Email Nolan at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Trevor York studied marketing at the University of Nevada, Reno and has a passion for adding the creative flair to a project. He runs a production company and is currently the director of sales for a casino gaming company. Filling the role of the romantic on the team, he enjoys long moonlit walks on the beach in his free time. Email Trevor at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>David Frank is currently pursuing his M.S. in Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Nevada, Reno with a relentless focus on research and artificial intelligence. His research expertise and prior experience at NASA is essential to the Nevada Dynamics’ team and the success of our distributed path planning system.
Thomas “Taylor” Mansfield is a recent graduate from the University of Nevada, Reno with a B.S. in Computer Science and Engineering. Taylor has a natural entrepreneur spirit with prior experience as a Software Engineer at another local startup, Load IQ. His level of thoroughness and high testing standards provide the ultimate gauntlet for all of our software to ensure they are of the highest of quality.
Mitch Warden is a mechanical engineering major at the University of Nevada, Reno. He joined the Nevada Dynamics team this last year, and contributes an assortment of skills and experience to the team. Mitch has a wide variety of responsibilities ranging from hands on technical building to day-to-day business duties at Nevada Dynamics. He also assumes a research analyst position, and is in charge of numerous research projects. He prides himself on being a very versatile and dedicated member of the team.
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We motored up the Potomac River to Washington DC, tried to sail
but the winds and the winding river just did not make for good
sailing. The logs in the river also were tough to avoid as
you sailed so motoring made the most sense. We passed by
Mount Vernon, home to George Washington, you can see the dogs
were really interested. Derek did homework, the smile was
not always on his face as his teachers are pushing him to do
more. In one of the anchorages Derek decided that taming
ducks might be a good job for him in the future so he was trying
his hand at it.
The weather has been so so and this morning we woke up to fog.
We waited until 10:30 before it was clear enough for us to motor
on. The only folks that were moving around in it were some
bass fisherman, I think there was going to be a tournament in
the area so they were out checking the area for good fishing
spots, Monty C knows what I am talking about.
We are now anchored just off the Potomac river in Washington DC.
We pay $15 per day for dinghy dock access, showers, laundry and
internet. Also available is a library and computer with
printer.
There are so many sites to visit here that we will be taking the
next week walking the town and seeing the many sites. We
were told the International Spy Museum was something worth while
to see and some one had told me that I needed to visit "Fords
Theater" the site where Abraham Lincoln had been assassinated.
We went to the Smithsonian Air and Space museum today. We
were there from 10:00 to 3:00 and had a good time. We also
walked through the scuplture gardens which were really neat, and
the Hirshhom museum of art. Got a bit of a scare at the art
museum when Derek stepped to close to a piece of art and alarms
went off. Tomorrow is the Spy Museum and then
Saturday and Sunday we will spend walking the mall and looking
at Monuments. (at least that is the plan)
Update 09/22/11 up the Potomac to Washington DC


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A subtitle that makes a lot of sense.
A Title for This Section
A great landing page is succint while providing sufficient information to convert viewers. Overloading parties with text is doesn't further the objective. On the contrary, being too cryptic, ambiguous or unclear due to brevity sets one back as well. The prerogative is to communicate to the viewer why this solution is the best. Do it!
Another One
The trick of a great landing page is to be succint but yet provide sufficient information to convert viewers. Overloading parties with text serve no good. On the contrary, being too cryptic or unclear also hurts the effort. Primary effort is to communicate to the viewer why this solution is the best. Do it!
Frequently Answered Questions
- How can I use this?
- Open with a text-editor and replace all the dummy strings with your copy.
- Where is this design from?
- The design is inspired by Magic.
- Why would I use this?
- Because building websites is not what your business does. You should be working on your product instead of tuning sites. Wake up!.
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- Tell them probably 37.
- Why is the color orange/red?
- Because red apparently converts better, look it up.
- What is the source of that mesmerising photograph?
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Cortisol normally produced from adrenal cortex - zona fasciculata
Mineralocorticoids
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similarity to aldosterone
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influence salt and water balance
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fludrocortisone
Glucocorticoids
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hydrocortisone = natural glucocorticoid
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normal unstressed: 10-20mg/day
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increase to 300mg in stressed, ill patient
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hydrocortisone
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prednisone
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triamcilone
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dexamethasone
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anti-inflammatory
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immunosuppressant
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metabolic effects
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protein/lipid metabolism
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inc. gluconeogenesis
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inc. glycogen deposition
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Prednisone
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readily absorbed from GI tract
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converted to active metabolite prednisolone in liver
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takes \~60min
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conversion not diminished by liver disease
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Excreted in urine as free and conjugated metabolites
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plasma half-life 2-4 hours
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4x anti-inflammatory effect cf. hydrocortisone
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0.8x sodium retaining properties cf. hydrocortisone
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Dexamethasone = 40x anti-inflam effect cf. hydrocortisone
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(fludrocortisone = 150x sodium retaining cf. hydrocortisone)
Pregnancy:
Benefits generally outweigh risks
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increased IUGR with long term use (not short term)
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no increase cleft palate
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adrenal suppression in neonate rarely clinically significant
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appears in breast milk:
- \<40mg/day unlikely to causee systemic effects in infant
Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal suppression:
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Inhibition may lead to adrenal insufficiency when steroids are ceased after long term use
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treatment for \<3 weeks or with less than 10mg of prednisone unlikely to suppress h-p-a axis - unless clinically cushingoid
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Low early morning cortisol levels after omitting therapy for 24 hours suggest suppression
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Evening doses of steroids inc. risk of suppression
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Alternate day therapy probably doesn’t reduce the risk
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Some evidence that adrenal gland is suppressed during inhaled corticosteroid use
- unlikely to be clinically signifiant but consider if addisonian presentation
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Addisononian crisis:
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anorexia, nausea/vomiting
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hypotension
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sudden pain - abdominal, legs, lower back
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Syncope
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Hypoglycaemia
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Confusion
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Electrolyte disturbance
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Seizure
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Fever
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Stress dose steroids:
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controversial
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traditional:
- double dose for major illness (defined as fever present) if adrenal suppressed and stress dose for surgery.
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However; lack of evidence to support this.
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Cochrane, Marick et al. (2008) recommend to continue usual daily dose
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Adrenal testing too sensitive and doesn’t predict addisonian crisis
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Adverse effects (not exhaustive list) - Cushing’s
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Psychiatric disturbance
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change mood (up and down)
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psychosis
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emotional lability
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HTN
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mineralocorticoid effect
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salt and h2o retention
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Suppression of response to infection/injury
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Osteoporosis
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increased calcium excretion
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dec. osteoblast and inc. osteoclast
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greatest rate of bone loss occurs first 6-12 months
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@ risk if >7.5mg prednisone/day for >3/12
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Should be on Vit D
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consider calcium supplementation if dietary calcium not sufficient
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?inc. cardiovascular risk with calcium
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Calcium carbonate 1.5g daily
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bisphosphonate recommended if using steroid and:
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>65yo
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\< 65yo and previous fragility # or T-score \<= -1
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if doesn’t meet special authority criteria
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etidronate 400mg daily on empty stomach for 14/7
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repeated every 3 months
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significantly “weaker” cf. alendronate/zolendronic acid
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Hyperglycaemia
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inc. gluconeogensis, inc. glycolysis
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dec. glucose utilisation/uptake
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Recommend screening if long term steroid and >25yo for T2DM
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Muscle wasting and proximal muscle weakness
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Skin: striae,thinning, bruising
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Hirsutism
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Glaucoma
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Cataracts
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GI upset/peptic ulceration
- consider co-prescription with PPI
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inc. intracranial pressure
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Children:
- inhibition of growth if used >6 months
Tapering corticosteroids
-
Tapering may not be required if \<40mg prednisone for less than 3 weeks
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Should not be abrupt if >3 weeks
- Taper to allow HPA axis to recover (over weeks or months)
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Number of methods (BPAC):
-
dec. 2.5-5mg every 1-3 days
- or 10% every 2-4 weeks
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once dose @ 10mg reduce more slowly:
- 1mg/week
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reduce more slowly if likely disease will relapse
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longer term treatment:
- more gradual rate
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I'm a part of, The Tritones.
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The doxia-module-html project is Doxia module for parsing standard HTML files.
This project exists because none of the existing Doxia modules appear to handle standard HTML files, instead requiring documentation to be written in strict XHTML, or other markup languages such as APT, FML, Markdown, and TWiki. A list of available formats is given at the Doxia Markup Languages Reference page.
This module will add support for (possibly malformed) HTML documents; meaning that HTML will be parsed
in much the same way that a HTML document is parsed by a web browser; i.e. tags such as

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This module uses the tagsoup library in order to convert malformed HTML into XHTML before it is parsed by the standard Doxia Sink API.
In order to use this module, you will need to include it in your project's
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API Assignment (Show/Hide)
- Implement a web page, where the user can select a theater from a list
- The page then shows the pictures and info of the ongoing movies in the selected theatre
- Display some other info as well, such as showtimes etc.
- Create nice layout and style for the page
- Utilize jQuery for Ajax and some nice effects etc.
- Extra points will be given for input field with custom search string
- FinnKino REST API can be found at:
- http://www.finnkino.fi/xml
- http://www.finnkino.fi/xml/Schedule/
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Importing GTFS Data
GTFS is a standard format for describing
A large collection of GTFS feeds is available at
TransitFeeds
To import a GTFS file
- From the RAMADDA folder you want to import into go to the File->Import Entries menu.
- Select your GTFS .zip file
- For Type select GTFS Feed
- Optionally in the Extra field you can specify a number of parameters as name=value pairs


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Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Telephone: Chris Noble 01325 340 688
National Statistics
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Updated: 24 November 2016


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I am Mr. Ryszard Rulinski a personal treasurer to Mikhail Khodorkovsky
the Richest man in Russia and owner of the following companies: Chairman/CEO:
YUKOS OIL (Russian's Largest Oil Company), Chairman/CEO: Menatep SBP Bank (A
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You will be rewarded with 10% of the total sum for your partnership.
Can you be my partner on this?
Already the funds have left the shore of
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S&P 500 Earnings: Sequential Improvement In Forward Estimate
by Brian Gilmartin, CFASummary
- The "1-year % chg" has now improved for 4 straight weeks (hopefully that will continue), but I'd like to see another few weeks of growth in order to say that the 61-week downtrend has finally turned the corner.
- Most investors simply focus on the 10% expected S&P 500 EPS growth for 2020 (per IBES data) but that was 11% five weeks ago and 12% 18 weeks ago.
- The two little "red flags" around the market this week were the slide in junk bond ETFs (until Friday, 11/22) and the jump in the jobless claims number.
The bottom row of the above section of spreadsheet shows that the "1-year % chg" has now improved for 4 straight weeks (hopefully that will continue), but I'd like to see another few weeks of growth in order to say that the 61-week downtrend has finally turned the corner.
Note the top row too - the dollar estimate for the S&P 500 EPS - improved sequentially this week, which isn't all that common.
This is all good from an earnings perspective, but it needs to continue.
S&P earnings data - By the Numbers: (Source: IBES by Refinitiv)
- Fwd 4-qtr est: $172.56 vs. last week's $172.51
- Fwd PE: 18x
- Fwd PEG: 24x (Seems high but remember, we are comparing the Fwd 4-qtr estimate with the same estimate 52 weeks prior, or 18 / +0.75% = 24)
- Fwd S&P 500 earnings yield: 5.55% vs. last week's 5.53% (Since the forward estimate rose sequentially, so did the earnings yield)
- Y/Y growth of Fwd est: (See spreadsheet above - last row)
- TTM Est: $163.99 vs. $163.92
- TTM PE: 19x
- TTM PEG: 3.45x
- TTM S&P 500 earnings yield: 5.27% vs. 5.25%
- Fwd EST/TTM est: +5.23% vs. 5.24%
Summary/conclusion: The numbers might seem strange to readers but they have been explained to the extent possible, without getting too lost in the math. The key metric remains that last bullet point of the "forward" data, which is the "y/y growth of fwd est" which has been trending lower for the last 61 weeks - thanks to the tough y/y growth comparisons from 2018 - but at least for the last 4 weeks have started to improve again. To some extent it's navel gazing, but it's a perspective of forward earnings you don't hear talked about much. (Last weekend, this topic was touched on here.)
Most investors simply focus on the 10% expected S&P 500 EPS growth for 2020 (per IBES data) but that was 11% five weeks ago and 12% 18 weeks ago. While the calendar 2020 expected growth rate could slide a little as we near year-end, if the forward growth rate starts to grow again, that's a plus.
The two little "red flags" around the market this week were the slide in junk bond ETFs (until Friday, 11/22) and the jump in the jobless claims number.
Still, trade commentary dictates everything as Friday's action proved.
Thanks for reading.
Editor's Note: The summary bullets for this article were chosen by Seeking Alpha editors.


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CENTRINE- aminopentamide sulfate injection, solution
FDAH, Division of Wyeth
CENTRINE (aminopentamide hydrogen sulfate) is a potent antispasmodic agent. As a cholinergic blocking agent for smooth muscle, its action is similar to atropine.
CENTRINE effectively reduces the tone and amplitude of colonic contractions to a greater degree and for a more extended period than does atropine.
CENTRINE effects a reduction in gastric secretion, a decrease in gastric acidity and a marked decrease in gastric motility.
The mydriatic and salivary effects of CENTRINE are less than those produced by atropine at similar dosage, permitting the control of vomiting and diarrhea with less distress to the animal due to dryness of the mouth and blurred vision.
CENTRINE is indicated in the treatment of acute abdominal visceral spasm, pylorospasm or hypertrophic gastritis and associated nausea, vomiting and/or diarrhea.
CENTRINE should not be used in animals with glaucoma because of the occurrence of mydriasis.
Dryness of the mouth is the most commonly reported side effect. Blurring of vision may occur and dryness of the eyes may occur if larger (greater than therapeutic) doses are used. CENTRINE should be used cautiously, if at all, in pyloric obstruction because of its action in delaying gastric emptying. These effects frequently decrease with continued administration of the drug. Disturbances in urination are relatively infrequent. They vary from slightly hesitancy in initiating urination to complete inability to urinate; the latter is an indication for discontinuing the drug. After a day or two, it may be resumed at a lower dosage level.
CENTRINE (aminopentamide hydrogen sulfate) may be administered by subcutaneous or intramuscular injection or by oral tablets according to the following schedule. If the desired effect is not obtained, the dosage may be gradually increased up to a maximum of 5 times the doses listed. When the condition has been brought under control by parenteral medication, treatment can be continued, if desired, with 0.2 mg scored tablets according to the dosage schedule.
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| 11 lbs to 20 lbs | 0.2 mg | 0.4 mL | 1 Tab |
| 21 lbs to 50 lbs | 0.3 mg | 0.6 mL | 1 1/2 Tabs |
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You did it!
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(pratr001 at r.umn.edu) , University of Minnesota Rochester, 2020
This work is licensed under a
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We, Golden Roof Medical Tour Partners, are an officially registered, licensed and insured medical tourism agency from South Korea.
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We are working hard to make your trip as effortless as possible by taking care of all the inconveniences associated with traveling abroad.
We provide you with accurate estimate including all your expenses in South Korea.

Our customer support team is always with you and ready to help you. We will even call you ourselves to make sure that everything is going smoothly.
What are the main stages of the medical treatment trip?
There are 4 main stages:
Information required for the estimate:
1. First name, Last name and Date of Birth.
2. Scan copies of medical documents and tests with a diagnosis and description of symptoms.
3. Send images of Ultrasound, MRI and CT examinations, if any, to our email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We will send this information to the best hospitals in South Korea.
Addition to cost of treatment, we will provide you with the other costs such as flight, accommodation, transportation, meals.
We take care of everything needed for a trip:
1. Schedule all appointments.
2. Provide you with all necessary documents and visa support.
3. Book your flight and accommodation.
4. Arrange an airport transfer.
We meet you at the airport and we will be with you all the time.
We provide 24/7 support to our customers while they are in South Korea.
Start now! Contact us to have you free estimate.
7 reasons why more than 400 000 people from around the world have come to South Korea for medical treatment in 2018:
We are officially partnered with Bundang Hospital (SNU) since 2014.
Bundang Hospital of Seoul National University (SNU), opened as the first branch of the Seoul National University Hospital in May 2003.
Since its establishment, Bundang Hospital (SNU) has proven itself as a national and international medical leader in medicine, providing world-class medical care through breakthroughs in science and education.
The unique electronic system for recording and storing medical information, which allowed Bundang Hospital (SNU) to receive the HIMSS Stage 7, the top stage, in the HIMSS Analytics Electronic Medical Record Adoption Model. At the time, to be the first healthcare provider to achieve it outside of United States.
ISMS
Valid Date: Apr 6th, 2017 ~ Apr 5th, 2020
ISO27001
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HIMSS7
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National Accreditation Standards in Healthcare service
Valid Date: Dec 28th, 2018 ~ Dec 27th, 2022
Bundang Hospital (SNU) is 1,360-bed medical center, located at the Southern suburb of Seoul, offers sophisticated cutting-edge diagnostic and therapeutic care in virtually every specialty and subspecialty of medicine and surgery.
SNUBH has been consistently ranked first in the category of quality measurements of general hospitals for thirteen consecutive years and Korea Brand Power Index. In 2012, SNUBH was given the title of “1st Class in all categories” of quality measurements based on outcomes, patient safety, and customer satisfaction, the recognition from the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service, which is a subsidiary of the National Insurance company of Korea.
Our nine multidisciplinary specialty care centers, comprising of SNUBH medical staff from all different lines of specialties provide comprehensive one stop medical care to the patients with various medical conditions and different medical needs.
Comprehensive Cancer Center
Neuroscience Center
Geriatric Medicine Center
Cardiovascular Center
Respiratory Center
Joint Disease & Reconstruction Center
Spine Center
Digestive Disease Center
Dizziness Center
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165-1 Amco Heritz, Jeongja dong, Bundang-gu, Seongnam City, Gyeonggi, Republic of KoreaKST (Korea Standard Time) - UTC/GMT +9 hours.
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Meningitis is an infection of the membranes covering the brain. It is most common in infants, who usually do not show specific signs (see Tip 232 for additional important information on meningitis in infants). Bacterial meningitis is more serious than the viral type, and early diagnosis can dramatically reduce the chances of deafness, cognitive impairment, and death.
If your child has the above symptoms, especially if they are accompanied by photophobia (sensitivity to light), he or she must be seen on an emergency basis by a doctor. In the early stages of meningitis, the child may not have a stiff neck.
Early treatment with intravenous antibiotics has a high cure rate (see Tip 3 for additional information on meningitis).
Brain tumors are the most common type of childhood tumor. The early diagnosis of certain tumors can have a major impact on the child’s survival.
If the cause of your child’s headache is a brain tumor, then the increasing pressure on the brain will cause headaches, usually in the morning, and these may be accompanied by vomit- ing and visual disturbances, most often double vision. Other symptoms may include unsteadiness during walking, slow growth in height, early puberty, seizures, or a personality change. Headaches can be caused by many non-serious conditions too, but it is important to have your child assessed and thoroughly evaluated as soon as possible.
This condition, known as benign intracranial hypertension or pseudotumor cerebri, is most common in adolescent girls. Usually the cause is unknown, but it may occasionally be the result of factors such as a hormonal imbalance, a drug side effect (for example, it could be caused by tetracycline and/or other medicines used for adolescent skin conditions), high doses of vitamin A, or obesity. Frequently no specific origin can be found.
The first step toward diagnosis is a brain scan, as this will help exclude other causes of increased pressure of the fluid around the brain, such as a tumor. If the scan is negative, a spinal tap can be used to detect when there is very high pressure of the fluid on the brain. This condition is important to diagnose because it may cause symptoms similar to a brain tumor but has a much better outcome. See your doctor as soon as possible for assessment and possible referral to a neurologist (brain specialist).


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These are absolutely necessary for the course, if you do not already have a working R environment with R studio:
Download and install the latest version of R from r-project.org. Install Rtools from https://cran.r-project.org/bin/. Rtools may be needed for installing new packages from source.
Install RStudio. RStudio provides you with tools like code editor with highlighting, project management, version control, package building, debugger, profiler and more.
install R packages necessary for this course:
install.packages(c("ggplot2","tidyverse","ggmap","pheatmap","devtools","cowplot",
"reshape2", "dplyr", "wesanderson", "scales", "ggthemes", "ggrepel",
"ggpubr", "gridExtra"), dep=TRUE)
if (!requireNamespace("BiocManager", quietly = TRUE))
install.packages("BiocManager")
BiocManager::install(c("ggtree", "treeio"))
To make sure that the installations went well, try to make a quick plot. Try to make a quick correlation plot between BMI
and average no.of steps
taken by some volunteers per day. The data and the code for plotting is available here. Just knit
the Rmarkdown
file and you should see correlation the plot, if all the packages are installed properly.
The following are the steps that are recommended for the course participants.
As a pre-requisite to this course, all the participants have been asked to take the course: Introduction to R.
Although you would have a small session on how to handle data in R, it is advisible for you to freshen up your memory on data-types such as data.frame
, matrix
and read/write files
and so on.
Some warm-up exercises in R if you are interested can be found here
The data that is necessary for this course is available here and it is important to check that the file-tree
looks OK.
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Using the command line
Donald Tournier
Last updated 23/09/2004
Table of Contents
Introduction
What is the command line?
How to access the command line
Basic structure of a command
Command line arguments
Command line options
Dealing with spaces in arguments
Specifying filenames
Files and folders
Absolute paths
The working directory
Relative paths
Special filenames
Using wildcards
Basic commands
pwd - print working directory
cd - change working directory
ls - list files
cp - copy files or folders
mv - move/rename files or folders
Examples of typical command use
Useful tips
Previous command history - the up arrow key
Command completion - the tab key
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