"A Serious Man" is a movie by the Coen brothers, released in 2009 it has recently made its rounds to Netflix in 2019, and the movie holds as relevant today as its release date, as its main focus is on the dogmatic religious issues that arrive in our protagonist's life.


I was diagnossed with type one diabetes at 21 months old. That's very young for diagnosis, and I see that as both a blessing and curse. Since I don't remember a time without diabetes, I am never longing for that, but I also have more time for the disease to affect my body. For those of you who don't know how diabetes works, here's a quick little lesson. Your pancreas has special cells in it called beta cells. Beta cells produce the gland insulin, which breaks down the sugar in our blood. Beta cells also do not regenerate. Now when I was a baby, I got sick, and my imune system fought the virus but also ended up damaging my beta cells, which is why I have diabetes. Type one diabetes is classified as an auto imune disease, because it forms after your imune system attacks another part of your body. Without my beta cells, I need to give myself artificial insulin in a "pump", or in injections. That is how diabetes happens, and why I wear a pump everyday.
Well, we are raising money to go towards artificial pancreas and beta cell regrowth technology, we raise awareness with walks across our coubtry, and we do a host of different fundraisers and events to do all of the above. Every year, 40,000 people are diagnossed with Type one diabetes, and our goal is to slowly bring that number down to zero, step by step, until we find a cure.


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public class VoiceStateInterceptor
extends net.dv8tion.jda.core.handle.VoiceStateUpdateHandler
| Constructor and Description |
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VoiceStateInterceptor(samophis.lavalink.client.entities.LavaClient client,
net.dv8tion.jda.core.entities.impl.JDAImpl impl)
Creates a new VoiceStateInterceptor with a provided LavaClient and Shard.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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protected java.lang.Long |
handleInternally(org.json.JSONObject content)
Called internally by JDA to handle Voice State Update Events.
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public VoiceStateInterceptor(@Nonnull samophis.lavalink.client.entities.LavaClient client, @Nonnull net.dv8tion.jda.core.entities.impl.JDAImpl impl)
client
- A not-null LavaClient instance.impl
- A not-null JDAImpl instance.java.lang.NullPointerException
- If any of the provided parameters were null
.protected java.lang.Long handleInternally(org.json.JSONObject content)
handleInternally
in class net.dv8tion.jda.core.handle.VoiceStateUpdateHandler
content
- The raw JSON.


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WITNESS LIST Public Safety Committee April 9, 2001-12:30P HB 207 For: Martin, Richard (Self) Against: Burt, Bob (Self and ASSIST) DeLord, Ron (CLEAT) Fawcett, Jim (Texas Police Chiefs Association) Heaton, Chris (Texas Municipal Police Association) Kerr, John (Fort Worth Police Officers' Association) Marticiuc, Hans (Houston Police Officers Union) Parnell, James (Dallas Police Association) Smith, Mark (Self and ASSIST) Ybarbo, Ray (Chief of Police Al Philippus, San Antonio Police Department) On: McGlasson, Jerry (Texas Commission on Private Security) HB 396 For: Acevedo, Fidel (Self and The Mexican American Democrats of Texas) Berra, Joseph (Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund) Castillo, Leonel (Self) Crawford, Stacey (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) Escobar, Felicia (National Council of La Raza) Esparza, Jose (Center for Human Rights, Coalition for Dignity and Amnesty) Jimenez, Maria (American Friends Service Committee - Immigration Law Enforcement Monitoring Project) Landeros, Rudy (Self and Austin Police Department) Medina, Sister Maria (Cristo Rey Catholic Church) Parsons, Paul (Self) Plascencia, Luis (Self and Austin Commission on Immigrant Affairs) Villareal, Armando (Texas Immigrant and Refugee Coalition) Wright, Dan (El Buen Samaritano Episcopal Mission) Zamarron, Lourdes (Self) Against: Toney, Bill (Self) On: Baldwin, Howard (Office of the Attorney General) Blewett, Rebecca (Texas DPS) Elder, Frank (Texas DPS) Gloria, Greg (Texas DPS) HB 832 For: Bandy, Bill (Self and Texas State Inspection Association) Martin, C.E. "Ed" (Texas State Inspection Association) On: Burroughs, Capt. Robert (Texas Department of Public Safety) HB 2184 For: Dean, Kolene (Texas Association of Property and Evidence Inventory Technicians, Hurst Police Department) Szendrey, Paul (Texas Association Property & Evidence Inventory Technicians) HB 2350 For: Henson, Scott (ACLU) HB 2656 For: Tripp, Alice (Texas State Rifle Association) HB 2659 For: Robinson, Deanna (Town of Addison Police Department) Wheeler, Scott (Town of Addison) Whitehead, Ron (Town of Addison) Against: Bryant, Dennis (Texas Burglar and Fire Alarm Association) HB 2784 For: Bricker Jr., L.D. (Self) Nicholson, James (Self) Tripp, Alice (Texas State Rifle Association) On: Fulmer, Valerie (Texas Department of Public Safety) HB 2881 For: DeLord, Ron (CLEAT) Fearn, Jerry (Austin Police Department) Kerr, John (Fort Worth Police Officers' Association) Marticiuc, Hans (Houston Police Officers Union) HB 3041 For: Idol, Lance (Self) On: Durham, Drew (Office of the Attorney General) Eisenberg Ph.D., Arthur (University of North Texas Health Science) Urbanovsky, Ron (Texas Department of Public Safety Crime Laboratory Service) HB 3071 On: Burroughs, Capt. Robert (Texas Department of Public Safety) HB 3375 For: Cernosek, Larry (Self) HB 3491 For: Buchanan, Bree (Texas Council on Family Violence) Flores, Nancy (Houston Area Women's Center) Gonzalez, Elva (Hays-Caldwell Women's Center) Kline, Sgt. Sandy (Houston Police Department) Toney, Bill (Self) SB 671 On: Blewett, Rebecca (Department of Public Safety Driver License)


The sun's starting to set, and you have no choice. It's time to head to the ruins.
You walk through the jungle a short distance. A monkey hoots in a tree above you, playfully brandishing a kumquat.


Psalms 8:1
O LORD, our Lord, how excellent is thy name in all the earth! who hast set thy glory above the heavens.


THE HAND OF A SUICIDE.
PLACING the hand of a man who has died by his own act is a cure for many diseases.
The following is given me by a thinking man, living in one of the towns in the west of Cornwall :--
"There is a young man in this town who had been afflicted with running tumours from his birth. When about seventeen years of age he had the hand of a man who had hanged himself, passed over the wounds on his back, and, strange to say, he recovered from that time, and is now comparatively robust and hearty. This incident is true; I was present when the charm was performed. It should be observed that the notion appears to be that the 'touch' is only effectual on the opposite sex; but in this case they were both, the suicide and the afflicted one, of the same sex."
This is only a modified form of the superstition that a wen, or any strumous swelling, can be cured by touching it with 'the dead hand of a man who has just been publicly hanged.
I once saw a young woman led on to the scaffold, in the Old Bailey, for the purpose of having a wen touched with the hand of. a man who had just been executed.


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Rota uses a special local offset to move pieces. Pieces positions are stored in a 2-dimensional array that changes immediately when a new piece is placed.
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The absence of money and mind-altering substances drove me to check my medicine cabinets- thus finding an old prescription containing six pills of hydrocodone (also containing acetaminophen, a pain killer). After contemplating the decision for a few moments, I proceeded to take all of the pills remaining in a course of about 10 minutes (60 mg hydrocodone, 3960 mg acetaminophen). I had taken the pills at a friends house, in the company of two other people. They had remained sober and resented the fact that i was resorting to prescription drugs to get a high.
My mind set prior to the high was very pleasant. I had anticipated the drug's affect with relaxation and an open mind. By relaxing my body and opening up my mind, it allows the drug to fully intoxicate myself--which i soon would realize to be a huge mistake.
In about 20 minutes, a gradual feeling of pleasent dizzyness, well-being, giddyness, and slight mental cloudyness started to become aparent as i was sitting, talking with my friends. Talking with them proved to be quite interesting and uplifting in my condition.
This state of mind continued for about 20 minutes, where as i continued to be seated. However, after this, an intense feeling of being 'strung-out' began to uphold my mental state. As I proceeded to get up, a quite intense, sickening, dizzyness had over took me. This, along with the other unpleasant side affects included: imense sweating, clammy skin, nausea, extreme muscle fatigue, and immense drowziness.
As time passed, standing up proved to be quite sickening. I proceeded to lay down on my friends' couch as they chatted quietly downstairs. Many of the negative affects I had been experiencing a few minutes prior had lessoned as I lay down.
I lie there... trying to take in as much as possible about this horrible drug. I could not see straight- much less think straight. I was still terribly hot and sweating uncontrollably. I had also found that I had become extremely sensitive: to touching- if anyone had touched me, the feeling was magnified greatly, to light- I couldn't bear looking at lights or even the TV without getting an overpowering headache, and to hearing, yelling and even talking loudly would frequently irritate my head and ear drums. As I lie there, I also seemed to notice a slight change in mood. I had become very irritable, snappy, and all around unpleasant to my friends. But above all, I was extremely dizzy and nauseated. At this point about an hour had passed.
Frequently, I had found myself entering dazes where my body would try and shut down and fall asleep. However, I DID NOT allow myself to fall alseep, considering if i had overdosed, I would most-likely fall into a coma or into an unconcious state.
At this point, my friends had proceeded to join me upstairs. Their talking and presence had annoyed me, but I tried to keep quiet about it. My friends had noted that earlier that night, about 40 minutes after taking the drug, I had a very pale complexion where as about twenty minutes after that, my complexion turned a greenish color (??). Ten minutes after that, which was my current state, my color was of a yellowish shade. This yellowish shade was most likely due to the harsh conditions my liver was being put through by the Acetaminophen.
About an hour and half after taking the drug, the intense feeling of nausea had subsided along with blurred vision, mental cloudyness, my irritable attitude, and sweating and clammy skin. Replacing these however, was the intense feeling of drowsiness. The effects that had remained were sensitivity to light, sound, and touch, muscle fatigue, and dizzyness.
I was clearly coming down, and quite thankful for this too. After about two hours after taking the drug, the negative side affects were almost completely diminished. However, a certain after-affect had over taken my body.
For the next five hours I experienced a very relaxed and pleasurable state. My muscles were very fatigued, yet, VERY relaxed. I was still extremely drowzy however. My irritable mood, which was present during my high, had changed to a very laid-back, sensible, and tolerable mood. A slight feeling of dizzyness was also present.
As the pleasant after affects diminished, I was very calm and thankful that I had survived such a horrid experience. However, the next day, I had taken note of many long term side affects produced by the drug that lasted anywhere from 12 to 48 hours. They included- loss of appetite (12 hrs), dizzyness (16 hrs), nausea whenever reading (36 - 48 hrs), slight muscle fatigue (24 hrs), and drowziness (48 hrs).
All in all, the drug had given me a new found respect for the sober life. I do not suggest taking any dosage of any drug containing more than 30 mg of hydrocodone and more than 1000 of Acetaminophen. I do not know however, if my unpleasant trip was the direct result of the Hydrocodone, Acetaminophen, or both. I do know however, that both of these substances should not be abused recreationally at high doses- they will impose very negative and damaging affects to your liver, mood (making you a very grumpy, irritable person), sleep patterns, and nutrient intakes.
I suggest this drug to ONLY those who are MENTALLY addicted to a crude, light drug such as marijuana, caffeine-speed pills, or maybe alcohol. It will give you a new-found respect for being sober.
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HTTP response time measurements
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What is this?
This webpage displays results from HTTP response time measurements from identical WordPress websites deployed
to different hosting providers. All test websites use Cloudflare to try to minimize the effects of network latency
on the measurements.
But why?
We wanted to get an idea of response times for different Swedish webhosting providers. As we are collecting
the data anyway, we might as well make it public.
The test webpage
The test website is a standard WordPress install with WooCommerce and a singel product. The website start page,
which is the URL being tested, includes WooCommerce products.
For the tested websites we have used PHP 7.4 where available, or the nearest PHP version available if not.
How are the measurements performed
Each website is tested every 5 minutes. A HTTPS connection is established with the website using HTTP
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An average response time value of the five requests is stored in a database.
Only the website index page is measured, no static data (images, css, js etc) are fetched for the page
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So what is it you want to measure?
The goal is to measure how fast the tested webserver can return the HTML data for a WordPress (PHP) website.
This includes PHP processing (CPU/disk), and DB access.
No caching is used on the tested websites as that would basically make the test a network performance test when
the goal is to measure webserver performance.
Once per hour, the past 12 values (from the past hour) are once again averaged and stored, these are the values that
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In effect, the graphs display highly averaged response time data to try to give a reasonable picture of what each
monitored URLs response times look like, without being to influenced by temporary highs or lows.
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Differences in response time will be affected by network latency to some degree, and that will, in the real world,
vary based on the visitors location and ISP. A difference of 5ms or less in the graphs can probably be discounted
as network related.
Why are there two graphs?
To help highlight the impact of network related delays, the same test is performed from multiple locations.
As the tested websites are all behind Cloudflare, this mostly displays the difference in network latency from
different locations.
What webhosting packages have been used?
Standard webhosting packages from each provider have been used, trying to stay within the same price range as
far as possible.
Why aren't you testing more providers?
Cost.
Who is performing this test?
This test is performed by beebyte. As a hosting provider we are obviously
biased in a test like this, we have therefore tried to make the test as honest, transparent and reproducible
as possible.
As the tests are using publicy available resources, they can be reproduced by anyone that sets up accounts/websites
with the tested providers.
What tools are used to perform the testing?
The tools used and the source for this website can be found on github.
Conclusion
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the teapot in this example is wrapped by a 'flags' node
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This is the lyrics of Rahu Ashtotara Shatanamavali in English and Devanagari script. You will also find the meaning of Rahu Ashtotara Shatanamavali in English. The Rahu Ashtotara Shatanamavali is read to please Lord Rahu.

Om Simhika Yay Namah ॥ 2 ॥
Salutations to him who is the son of Simhika.
Om Vidhantudaya Namah ॥ 3 ॥
Salutations to him who is solitary.
Om Surashtrave Namah ॥ 4 ॥
Salutations to him who is the enemy of Devas.
Om Tamase Namah ॥ 5 ॥
Salutations to him who is darkness.
Om Phanine Namah ॥ 6 ॥
Salutations to him who has a snake’s hood.
Om Gagarya Nayaaya Namah ॥ 7 ॥
Salutations to him who belongs to clan of Garga.
Om Suraagave Namah ॥ 8 ॥
Salutations to him who is the enemy of devas(Sura).

Om Chaturbhujaya Namah ॥ 10 ॥
Salutations to him who has four hands.
Om Khadag Khetak Dharine Namah ॥ 11 ॥
Salutations to him who is armed with sword and shield.
Om Var Daayak Hastaaya Namah ॥ 12 ॥
Salutations to him who has hands giving boon.
Om Shulayudhay Namah ॥ 13 ॥
Salutations to him who is armed with trident.
Om Meghvarnaay Namah ॥ 14 ॥
Salutations to him who is of the colour of the cloud.
Om Krishna Dhwaj Pataakvate Namah ॥ 15 ॥
Salutations to him who has a flag of black colour.

Om Tikshn Andashtrakaraya Namah ॥ 17 ॥
Salutations to him who has sharp teeth and looks terrible.
Om Shuparka Arsan Sthaya Namah ॥ 18 ॥
Salutations to him who has a seat looking like a winnow.
Om Gomedha Bharan Priyay Namah ॥ 19 ॥
Salutations to him who likes ornaments with cats eye.

Om Kashyaparshinandanaya Namah ॥ 21 ॥
Salutations to him who is son of sage Kashyapa.
Om Bhujageshvaraya Namah ॥ 22 ॥
Salutations to him who is the god of snakes.
Om Ulkapatayitre Namah ॥ 23 ॥
Salutations to him who makes meteors fall.
Om Shuline Namah ॥ 24 ॥
Salutations to him who is armed with trident.
Om Krishnasarparaje Namah ॥ 25 ॥
Salutations to him who is king of black serpents.
Om Vrishatpala Vritasyaya Namah ॥ 26 ॥
Salutations to him who spreads poisonous fumes.
Om Ardhashariraya Namah ॥ 27 ॥
Salutations to him who has only half body.
Om Shatravapradaya Namah ॥ 28 ॥
Salutations to him who creates enmity.
Om Ravindubhikaraya Namah ॥ 29 ॥
Salutations to him who is a thorn apple to sun and the moon.
Om Chhayaswarupine Namah ॥ 30 ॥
Salutations to him who has a shadowy form.
Om Kathinangakaya Namah ॥ 31 ॥
Salutations to him who has harsh limbs.
Om Dwishach Chakrachchhedakaya Namah ॥ 32 ॥
Salutations to him who cuts off the two wheels.
Om Karalasyaya Namah ॥ 33 ॥
Salutations to him who is terrible looking.
Om Bhayankaraya Namah ॥ 34 ॥
Salutations to him who creates fear.
Om Krurakarmane Namah ॥ 35 ॥
Salutations to him who does cruel acts.
Om Tamorupaya Namah ॥ 36 ॥
Salutations to him who has form of darkness.
Om Shyamatmane Namah ॥ 37 ॥
Salutations to him who is the black soul.
Om Nilalohitaya Namah ॥ 38 ॥
Salutations to him who is of dark blue and red colour.

Om Nilavasanaya Namah ॥ 40 ॥
Salutations to him who wears blue garments.
Om Shani Samanta Vartmagaya Namah ॥ 41 ॥
Salutations to him who travels as an assistant to Lord Shani.
Om Chandalavarnaya Namah ॥ 42 ॥
Salutations to him who belongs to the chandala caste.
Om Athvarkshabhavaya Namah ॥ 43 ॥
Salutations to him who was born in the star Aswini.
Om Meshabhavaya Namah ॥ 44 ॥
Salutations to him who turned in to Lord Ram.
Om Shanivatphaladaya Namah ॥ 45 ॥
Salutations to him who gives results like Lord Shani.
Om Shuraya Namah ॥ 46 ॥
Salutations to him who is valorous.
Om Apasavyagataye Namah ॥ 47 ॥
Salutations to him who travels to the left.
Om Uparagakaraya Namah ॥ 48 ॥
Salutations to him who creates the eclipse.
Om Somasuryachchhavivimardakaya Namah ॥ 49 ॥
Salutations to him who hides the ray of light from Sun and Moon.
Om Nilapushpaviharaya Namah ॥ 50 ॥
Salutations to him who wears garlands of blue flowers.
Om Grahashreshthaya Namah ॥ 51 ॥
Salutations to him who is one of the chief planets.
Om Ashtamagrahaya Namah ॥ 52 ॥
Salutations to him who is the eighth planet.
Om Kabandhamatradehaya Namah ॥ 53 ॥
Salutations to him who has only a headless body.
Om Yatudhanakulodbhavaya Namah ॥ 54 ॥
Salutations to him who was born in clan of Yathu dhana.
Om Govindavarapatraya Namah ॥ 55 ॥
Salutations to him who received boons from Govinda.
Om Devajatipravishtakaya Namah ॥ 56 ॥
Salutations to him who entered in to the caste of devas.
Om Kruraya Namah ॥ 57 ॥
Salutations to him who is cruel.
Om Ghoraya Namah ॥ 58 ॥
Salutations to him who is horrible.
Om Shanermitraya Namah ॥ 59 ॥
Salutations to him who is the friend of Lord Shani.
Om Shukramitraya Namah ॥ 60 ॥
Salutations to him who is the friend of Lord Shukra.
Om Agocharaya Namah ॥ 61 ॥
Salutations to him who cannot be seen.
Om Mounaye Namah ॥ 62 ॥
Salutations to him who practices how to be silent.
Om Gangasnan Yatraya Namah ॥ 63 ॥
Salutations to him who gives effect of bating in Ganga in the mind.
Om Swagrihe Bhubaladhyadaya Namah ॥ 64 ॥
Salutations to him who in his house is strong and powerful.
Om Swagrihe Asyabalhathey Namah ॥ 65 ॥
Salutations to him who in his house is rich and famous.
Om Mata Mahakaarkaaya Namah ॥ 66 ॥
Salutations to him who is always motivating us to do right things.
Om Chandrayuta Chandalajanmasuchakaya Namah ॥ 67 ॥
Salutations to him who indicates birth as Chandala in next birth when
he is with moon.
Om Janm Simhaaya Namah ॥ 68 ॥
Salutations to him who is like lion from birth and who is son of
Simhika.
Om Rajyadatre Namah ॥ 69 ॥
Salutations to him who gives kingdoms.
Om Mahakayaya Namah ॥ 70 ॥
Salutations to him who has a huge body.
Om Janmakartre Namah ॥ 71 ॥
Salutations to him who effects births.
Om Vidhuripave Namah ॥ 72 ॥
Salutations to him who is the enemy of the moon.
Om Madakagyan Pradayine Namah ॥ 73 ॥
Salutations to him who gives proud wisdom.
Om Janmakanyarajya Daykaaya Namah ॥ 74 ॥
Salutations to him who gives birth, maid and kingdom.
Om Janmahanidaya Namah ॥ 75 ॥
Salutations to him who creates loss of birth.
Om Navame Pitri Rogaya Namah ॥ 76 ॥
Salutations to him who causes death of father when in ninth house.
Om Panchame Shokadayakaya Namah ॥ 77 ॥
Salutations to him who gives sorrow when he is in fifth house.
Om Dyune Kalatrahantre Namah ॥ 78 ॥
Salutations to him who causes death of wife when he is in seventh
house from sun.
Om Saptame Kalahapradaya Kaya Namah ॥ 79 ॥
Salutations to him who causes quarrel when he is in the seventh house.
Om Shashthe Vittadatre Namah ॥ 80 ॥
Salutations to him who gives wealth when he is in sixth house.
Om Chaturthe Varadayakaya Namah ॥ 81 ॥
Salutations to him who gives enmity when in fourth house.
Om Navame Papadatre Namah ॥ 82 ॥
Salutations to him who gives sin when in ninth house.
Om Dashame Shokadayakaya Namah ॥ 83 ॥
Salutations to him who gives sorrow when he is in tenth house.
Om Adau Yashah Pradatre Namah ॥ 84 ॥
Salutations to him who gives fame when in first house.
Om Ante Vairapradayakaya Namah ॥ 85 ॥
Salutations to him who gives enmity in twelfth house.
Om Kalatmane Namah ॥ 86 ॥
Salutations to him who is a killer of the soul of time.
Om Gochar Acharaya Namah ॥ 87 ॥
Salutations to him who moves perceptibly.
Om Dhane Kakutpradaya Namah ॥ 88 ॥
Salutations to him who provides money heaps.
Om Panchame Drishanashringadaya Namah ॥ 89 ॥
Salutations to him who takes you to the peak of intellect in the fifth
house.
Om Swarbhanave Namah ॥ 90 ॥
Salutations to him who himself shines like sun, the son of Kashyapa.
Om Baline Namah ॥ 91 ॥
Salutations to him who is robust.
Om Maha Saukhyapradayine Namah ॥ 92 ॥
Salutations to him who gives great comfort.
Om Chandravairine Namah ॥ 93 ॥
Salutations to him who is the enemy of moon.
Om Shashwataya Namah ॥ 94 ॥
Salutations to him who is stable.
Om Surashatrave Namah ॥ 95 ॥
Salutations to him who is the enemy of Devas.

Om Shambhavaya Namah ॥ 97 ॥
Salutations to him who is the worshipper of Lord shiva.
Om Pujyakaya Namah ॥ 98 ॥
Salutations to him who is fit to be worshipped.
Om Pathin Purnadaya Namah ॥ 99 ॥
Salutations to him who fills up the field and the cloud.
Om Paithinasakulodbhavaya Namah ॥ 100 ॥
Salutations to him who was born in clan of Paitinasa.
Om Bhaktarakshaya Namah ॥ 101 ॥
Salutations to him who protects his devotees.
Om Rahumurtaye Namah ॥ 102 ॥
Salutations to him who is the form that obstructs.
Om Sarva Bhishta Phalapradaya Namah ॥ 103 ॥
Salutations to him who fulfills all desires.

Om Krishnaya Namah ॥ 105 ॥
Salutations to him who is or dark color.
Om Atanave Namah ॥ 106 ॥
Salutations to him who is one who passes by.

Om Devaya Namah ॥ 108 ॥
Salutations to him who is a God.
Om Danavaya Namah ॥ 109 ॥
Salutations to him who is an asura.
॥ Iti Rahu Ashtotara Shatanamavali Sampoornam ॥
This completes the Lord Rahu's Ashtotara Shatanamavali.
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ASA backs Skhosana to save SASCOC's 'sinking ship'
Cape Town - The South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) Council will elect a new vice-president and a board member this weekend.
Athletics South Africa (ASA) released a statement on Wednesday backing their president Aleck Skhosana to "save the sinking ship that SASCOC is".
"... We are way too confident that a majority vote for Skhosana as vice president will bring the urgency and stability needed to control the downward spiral of the once revered Olympic body," said the press release.
"ASA believes that currently both the delivery and quality on standards and expectations at Sascoc are unacceptable. Federations need a leadership that will respect them and make them part of the decisions and not isolate or take the constituency for granted.
"We need a SASCOC that understands that each sporting code is unique and that a blanket approach to every problem and situation is what has sunk the organisation to its low ebb. We fully trust that as our nominee, an elected Skhosana will be a leader for all who will bring back the confidence needed in the SASCOC board, respected by athletes, coaches, managers, and sponsors and attract potential sponsors.
"It is without doubt that, while we don't agree with the selection of athletes for joy rides, the time has come for restructuring and improvement at SASCOC. We need a robust discussion of the selection criteria which we believe the SASCOC leadership is approaching the wrong way.
"Athletes and South Africa are looking to us as federations at the Special General Meeting to vote for change and a leadership that will seek sporting excellence at every opportunity," the press release ended.
- Athletics South Africa


jRails means jQuery on Rails
Note: This introduction post to jRails is copied(mirrored) form this link, so that I can bakeup this for advanced learning.
Intro
jRails is a drop-in jQuery replacement for Prototype/script.aculo.us on Rails. Using jRails, you can get all of the same default Rails helpers for javascript functionality using the lighter jQuery library.News
jRails 0.4 : jQuery 1.5!
jQuery-UI has just gotten a major update to version 1.5 which stabilizes most of the controls and incorporates the Enchant effects library. jRails follows suit with a single js file for jquery-ui that includes both the modules and effects. The default jRails installation includes a compressed jquery-ui js file that includes the basic modules and effects supported by Prototype/Scriptaculous. There are no modifications to this file, so if you’d like to generate your own with additional modules or effects, just pop on over to the jQuery UI site and customize your own.This release of jRails also adds support for jQuery.noConflict(). Just uncomment the line in the init.rb file and set it to whatever you like. Now you can use jRails with other libraries without causing problems.
Features
jRails provides drop-in functionality for these existing Rails methods.-
- Prototype
- formremotefor
- formremotetag
- linktoremote
- observefield
- observeform
- periodicallycallremote
- remoteformfor
- submittoremote
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- Scriptaculous
- draggableelement
- dropreceivingelement
- sortableelement
- visualeffect
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- RJS
- hide
- inserthtml
- remove
- replace
- replace_html
- show
- toggle
Visual Effects
These are the current effects that are included by default in jRails.Appear
Fade
Puff
BlindDown
BlindUp
BlindRight
BlindLeft
SwitchOff
SwitchOn
SlideDown
SlideUp
DropIn
DropOut
Shake
Pulsate
Squish
Fold
FoldOut
Grow
Shrink
Highlight
How to use
Just install and go! Once installed, the previous Prototype/script.aculo.us helpers will be replaced by jQuery ones. In order for them to function correctly, just include the appropriate javascript files in the head of your page.<script src="/javascripts/jquery.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="/javascripts/jquery-ui.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="/javascripts/jrails.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<%= javascriptincludetag :defaults %>
Install
To install the jRails plugin:./script/plugin install git://github.com/aaronchi/jrails.git
Changelog
- : Initial Release
- : Major Effects Updates
- : jQuery Enchant
- : jQuery-ui 1.5 and jQuery.noConflict support
Contact
You can post to the jRails group forum and I’ll get back to you as soon as I canComments, bug reports and feedback are welcomed. I’m also considering developing a similar library for MooTools so if you are interested, please let me know.


Instance Constructors
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def
addChildService
(arg0: Any): Unit
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def
afterConfiguration
(arg0: String, arg1: String, arg2: Endpoint, arg3: Map[String, AnyRef]): Unit
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def
asInstanceOf
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: T0
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def
clone
(): AnyRef
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def
createEndpoint
(uri: String, remaining: String, parameters: Map[String, AnyRef]): Endpoint
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createEndpoint
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defaultTemplateExtension
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doResume
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doShutdown
(): Unit
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doStart
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doStop
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doSuspend
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eq
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equals
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def
finalize
(): Unit
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def
getAndRemoveParameter
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getAndRemoveParameter
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getClass
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getStatus
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getVersion
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hashCode
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ifStartsWithReturnRemainder
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isInstanceOf
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isRunAllowed
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isStarted
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notifyAll
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removeChildService
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resolveAndRemoveReferenceListParameter
[T]
(arg0: Map[String, AnyRef], arg1: String, arg2: Class[T], arg3: List[T]): List[T]
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def
resolveAndRemoveReferenceListParameter
[T]
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resolveAndRemoveReferenceParameter
[T]
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resourceLoader
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resume
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setCamelContext
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setProperties
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shutdown
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start
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start
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stop
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templateEngine
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toString
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useIntrospectionOnEndpoint
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validateParameters
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validateURI
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Inherited from DefaultComponent
Inherited from Component
Inherited from CamelContextAware
Inherited from ServiceSupport
Inherited from ShutdownableService
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Inherited from AnyRef
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Press release
Childcare and Education Minister Sam Gyimah outlines new actions to support pupils’ mental health.
Mental health is at the centre of a new vision for schools being set out by Childcare Education Minister Sam Gyimah today (20 November 2014).
One in 10 children has a diagnosable mental health disorder, and the new plans unveiled today will help make sure young people get vital support when they need it.
Today the government is announcing it will be working with the PSHE Association to help schools know how to teach pupils about mental health and banish the stigma which can leave young people with mental health problems feeling isolated.
Additionally, for the first time, it is announcing it will set out a blueprint for schools to use when delivering their counselling services, which will be informed by young people and experts to make sure the advice will meet the needs of the people it is intended to support.
Childcare and Education Minister Sam Gyimah said:
Many schools are already doing excellent work in providing support to their pupils but we know there is more to do to ensure schools enrich the whole child.
This is why we are setting the first in a series of actions as part of a fresh focus on mental health.
Developing young peoples’ character can sometimes be seen as being separate from academic attainment, but mental health problems can be a real barrier to achievement and they can certainly be approached and achieved together.
Sam Gyimah took responsibility for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services in schools in summer this year as part of a renewed focus on mental health in schools.
The government issued advice to schools earlier this year to identify and support those pupils whose behaviour suggests they may have underlying mental health problems - meaning fewer pupils will be wrongly labelled trouble makers.
Welcoming the announcement Catherine Roche, chief executive of Place2Be , a national children’s charity providing counselling for children in schools, said:
Place2Be welcomes the Department for Education’s renewed commitment to children’s mental health in school and the vital role of early intervention.
We are especially pleased that the department will not only be paying attention to PSHE provision, but also to the very important role services like Place2Be can play in school to improve children’s psychological wellbeing and potential to learn. We agree that developing young people’s character can be seen as being separate from academic attainment, but mental health problems can be a real barrier to achievement.
Involving experts and young people in order to improve the support and counselling available in schools for young people with mental health is vital. All this needs a long-term solution with sustained investment to help prevent children’s mental health problems today becoming society’s problems tomorrow.
For the first time, the government has called on voluntary organisations to bid for a share of £25 million for projects focused on improving young people’s mental health in schools as part of its Voluntary and Community Sector grants programme.
The government is also working hard to improve how Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services are organised, commissioned and provided and to make it easier for young people to access help if they need it. The Children and Young People’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Taskforce, a joint initiative from both the Department for Education and Department of Health, is bringing together experts on children and young people’s mental health services and people who know about wider system transformation from education, social care and health.
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Published: 20 November 2014
From: Department for Education Sam Gyimah MP
Part of: Children's health


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define_bounds.Rd
Prepare boundaries with slope (m) and intercept (b) of all line objects, and add boundary ID (bID)
define_bounds(bounds_df, get_rectangular = TRUE)
| bounds_df | An sf object of straight lines (single segments), a data.frame with column names x1, y1, x2, y2, representing the endpoints, or a data.frame with columns m (slope) and b (intercept) |
|---|---|
| get_rectangular | logical that, if |
A data.frame containing slope (m) and intercept (b) for each line,
along with original columns. If bounds
is an sf object, the columns
x1, y1, x2, y2 are automatically extracted using prep_wells_sf
and
added to the sf object before getting the slope and intercept. The function requires
that the wells are labeled with a column of identifiers, pID. If it is not
present, the function generates them.
bounds_df <- data.frame(bound_type=c("CH","NF","NF","NF"), x1=c(0,10,13,1),y1=c(0,10,9,-1), x2=c(10,13,1,0),y2=c(10,9,-1,0)) bounds <- define_bounds(bounds_df) library(ggplot2) ggplot(bounds) + geom_segment(aes(x1,y1,xend=x2,yend=y2)) + coord_equal()bounds_df <- data.frame(bound_type=c("CH","CH","NF","NF"), x1=c(0,0,10,10),y1=c(0,10,10,0), x2=c(0,10,10,0),y2=c(10,10,0,0)) bounds <- define_bounds(bounds_df) ggplot(bounds) + geom_segment(aes(x1,y1,xend=x2,yend=y2)) + coord_equal()


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