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c-Fos degradation by the proteasome. An early, Bcl-2-regulated step in apoptosis.
c-Fos is a transcription factor that promotes cell growth, differentiation, and transformation. We found that c-Fos was degraded when WEHI7.2 mouse lymphoma cells were induced to undergo apoptosis with the calcium ATPase inhibitor, thapsigargin, or the glucocorticoid hormone, dexamethasone. The degradation of c-Fos preceded caspase-3 activation and apoptotic nuclear chromatin condensation and was inhibited by the proteasome inhibitors MG132, N-acetyl-leucyl-leucyl-norleucinal, and lactacystin. Stable transfection of WEHI7.2 cells with a mutant form of c-Fos that was not degraded by the proteasome inhibited apoptosis. Also, overexpression of Bcl-2 in WEHI7.2 cells blocked c-Fos degradation and inhibited apoptosis. The results indicate that proteasome-mediated degradation of c-Fos is an early, Bcl-2-regulated step in apoptosis induction by thapsigargin and dexamethasone. These findings suggest that c-Fos may have a protective action that is eliminated by proteasome-mediated degradation and preserved by Bcl-2.
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Q:
Mysql with Python can't insert record with autoincrement id, why?
I create a table 'test' with two column:(age int, name TEXT) in mysql database.
Then I insert a record using the following codes(with a list):
record = [12, 'Tom']
cursor.execute("insert into test values(%s,%s)", record)
The above codes work in mysql(I use python 2.7 for programming).
I then delete the old table and want to add an AUTO_INCREMENT P_id field for the new table, by adding the following code to the CREATE TABLE sql:
P_id int(11) PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT,
And the new table works and I find it in mysql.
However, when I try to insert a new record using the same codes:
record = [12, 'Tom']
cursor.execute("insert into test values(%s,%s)", record)
But it doesn't work and reports:
OperationalError: (1136, "Column count doesn't match value count at row 1")
It looks like I should add the value of P_id by myself?
But should it increase automatically and I can omit that?
I'm quite a newbie in mysql and please help with details.
This is my first time question in StackOverflow and thanks for any help.
A:
Use this query:
insert into test (age,name) values(%s,%s)
Your code will look like:
record = [12, 'Tom']
cursor.execute("insert into test (age,name) values(%s,%s)", record)
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell last week for the first time in a month and producer prices unexpectedly rose in June, likely keeping the Federal Reserve on course for a third interest rate increase this year.
FILE PHOTO - A sign marks the entrance to a job fair in New York October 24, 2011. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton
Thursday’s data from the Labor Department underscored labor market buoyancy and suggested that there was enough momentum in the economy to generate some inflation, even though price pressures still remain moderate.
“It remains hard for companies to hire skilled workers. Inflation isn’t slip-sliding away from the Fed’s goal,” said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York. “We expect they are on track to announce the start of the balance sheet unwind in September and go for the last of three rate hikes planned for this year in December.”
Initial claims for state unemployment benefits dropped 3,000 to a seasonally adjusted 247,000 for the week ended July 8, the Labor Department said. It was the 123rd straight week that claims remained below 300,000, a threshold associated with a healthy labor market.
That is the longest such stretch since 1970, when the labor market was smaller. The labor market is near full employment, with the jobless rate at 4.4 percent.
The drop in first-time applications for jobless benefits followed data last week showing the economy created 222,000 jobs last month, the second biggest payrolls increase this year.
A Fed survey of the economy published on Wednesday showed “labor markets tightened further for both low- and high-skilled positions, particularly in the construction and IT sectors.”
Prices for U.S. Treasuries fell, with the yield on the 30-year government bond hitting a session high. Stocks on Wall Street were trading slightly higher, while the dollar was little changed against a basket of currencies.
PRODUCER PRICES NUDGE UP
In another report, the Labor Department said its producer price index for final demand edged up 0.1 percent last month amid sustained increases in the cost of services that offset declining energy prices.
That followed an unchanged reading in May. The year-on-year increase in the PPI, however, slowed to 2.0 percent from 2.4 percent in May as last year’s energy-driven rise dropped out of the calculation. Economists had forecast the PPI being unchanged last month and rising 1.9 percent from a year ago.
A key gauge of underlying producer price pressures that
excludes food, energy and trade services increased 0.2 percent last month. The so-called core PPI fell 0.1 percent in May.
The core PPI increased 2.0 percent in the 12 months through
June after climbing 2.1 percent in May.
Fed officials are closely watching inflation, which has remained below the U.S. central bank’s 2 percent target for five years. They have largely viewed the recent retreat in price pressures as transitory.
“We expect inflation pressures to firm in the second half of the year, but any realized gains are likely to be limited,” said Sam Bullard, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The Fed increased borrowing costs in June for a second time this year. Another rate hike is forecast in December and economists also expect the U.S. central bank to announce in September a plan to start reducing its $4.2 trillion portfolio of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen told lawmakers on Wednesday that the economy was healthy enough for the central bank to raise rates and begin winding down its massive bond portfolio.
Last month, prices for services gained 0.2 percent, accounting for almost 80 percent of the increase in the PPI.
Services were lifted by a 0.3 percent rise in the index for final demand trade services, excluding transportation and warehousing. It was the fourth straight monthly increase in services and followed a 0.3 percent gain in May.
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Hi, just finished a new AR-15 build and I'm looking to add either a scope or holographic/red dot sight.
I will mainly just be target shooting at 50-100yds, maybe 200 in the future.
My question, does a 1x magnification really allow you to see a 4" bulls-eye at 100yds? At 50 yds, the 4" bulls-eye takes up the entire 'pin hole' on a standard rear MI flip-up sight, so it was difficult to zero in on the 'exact' center (yes, let's assume 20/20 vision). Since I've never peered thru anything else before, I'm wondering if the popular EOTechs with 1x magnification will have enough magnification to see at 100yds (without a magnifier), or if I should consider scopes (looking at the Bushnell Banner series) that are 3x9x40.
Just trying to get an idea the difference between 1x holographic/red dot devices vs. 3x9x40 scopes and what that really translates to on the range in terms of being able to see 'pin-point' targets at 50 yds..100yds. Much appreciate your feedback and experience.
Jicko
03-13-2008, 3:43 PM
1x is.
If you REALLY want mag, then maybe 3x or 4x.... but for < 200yds, 1x EOTech is FAST and accurate. Especially with the 1MOA dot and 65MOA ring.
aplinker
03-13-2008, 3:48 PM
1X means no magnification.
For 0-200yds like that, I like the EOTech. 2-3X is nice for the 100-200yds shots. You can add a magnifier
Knight
03-13-2008, 3:56 PM
If it's just for target shooting and nothing else, then I would say go with something higher power than 1-4x. My .223 bolt rifle with a 6-24x works wonderfully anywhere from 50 to 400 yards.
The higher-powered scopes can also be cool in that you get instant gratification from those medium-distance shots, as you can usually immediately see where your shot landed.
brando
03-13-2008, 3:59 PM
Yup, an EOTech or Aimpoint is fine for that distance. If you really need magnification for identification at that range, a Trijicon TR-21 is better (in my opinion) than an ACOG. From my experience the ACOG is only good for fixed defensive conditions like being stuck on tower duty.
ViPER395
03-13-2008, 4:01 PM
I've never gone wrong with a 3-9.
My next scope is going to be something more powerful, tho.
pgatour
03-13-2008, 4:03 PM
Thanks guys..
since 1x is no magnification, is that realistically enuf to pinpoint a 4" bulls-eye target 100 yds away? At 50 yds, the 4" bulls-eye already filled the entire pin hole on a rear flip-up sight (since I'm only using flip up sight, I'm equating that with 1x magnification, aka 'no magnification') so it was impossible to zero in on the _exact_ center. And, at 100 yds it was impossible to see to the exact center. So, I'm wondering since most of the holographics are 1x if that's really enough (without a magnifier) to shoot 100yrd targets.
pgatour
03-13-2008, 4:10 PM
wow.. I was just typing my response when another 3 people responded. That's why I like this forum!! thanks everyone..
Does anyone have thoughts on this? I know there's better out there, but for the price, seems pretty decent. And, I don't think Bushnell is a bad brand either??
What types of targets do you plan on shooting? If its a 4" bullseye and you're shooting for groups, 1x ain't gonna cut it. What type of shooting do you plan on doing with the rifle?
pgatour
03-13-2008, 4:22 PM
What types of targets do you plan on shooting? If its a 4" bullseye and you're shooting for groups, 1x ain't gonna cut it. What type of shooting do you plan on doing with the rifle?
Mostly paper target shooting at the gun range... maybe occasional 'open area' shooting eventually (sorry, I just picked up this hobby, haven't researched/learned yet what is legal in CA to shoot, i.e. open land, forest areas, etc.), and hopefully NEVER for home defense but if the situation calls for it...
rksimple
03-13-2008, 4:43 PM
Mostly paper target shooting at the gun range... maybe occasional 'open area' shooting eventually (sorry, I just picked up this hobby, haven't researched/learned yet what is legal in CA to shoot, i.e. open land, forest areas, etc.), and hopefully NEVER for home defense but if the situation calls for it...
For your intended use, I'd go with a small variable scope. On the lower end, theres something like the millet DMS 1-4x. It'll work pretty well. Something like a trijicon accupoint is a little higher end, better glass, more reliable but it comes at a price. Then you have something like the S&B short dot at the top of the list. Whats your budget? And what type of upper do you have?
.223/5.56 recoil isn't powerful enough to break one of these lower cost scopes. Just don't expect them to last on 6.8mm SPC or .308 rifles.
If you're just starting out, go with the lower priced scopes, spend your money on ammo and work on your technique.
Then go out and buy a good scope and mounts once you've reached the limitations of the cheap set up.
I have used the Tasco 2.5 - 10X 42 mildot Varmint on an AR with great success. It has the advantage of having an Adjustable Objective lens, costs about $65.00. 10X will be the most you need at the ranges specified. Don't drag it around, slam it, or drop it, because it won't handle that, but it will work. Mil dot reticle is accurate for hold overs to and past 600 yards (at 10X).
viras
03-13-2008, 5:40 PM
Mostly paper target shooting at the gun range... maybe occasional 'open area' shooting eventually (sorry, I just picked up this hobby, haven't researched/learned yet what is legal in CA to shoot, i.e. open land, forest areas, etc.), and hopefully NEVER for home defense but if the situation calls for it...
You must first figure out what is more important to you - is this scope primarily for plinking targets and getting good groups, or is this primarily for home defense?
If you can afford only one scope, (like me) go for the most important reason - to save your own arse (or your loved ones) in a HD situation, with plinking as a secondary.
In that case, I would recommend an Eotech. If you build your skills up and get lots of practice in, you can get pretty decent groups.
When I'm doing load development for my long range guns 16X to 24X is "enough" at 200 yards.
aplinker
03-13-2008, 6:01 PM
When they make a super-crisp, ultralight & compact, indestructible, FFP, illuminated, modifiable reticle (bright center chevron dot can be shut off from milling reticle) that's 1-25X, with external knobs, side-focus and infinite eye relief @1X, then that will be "enough" scope for me.
IMHO you'll be best served by the classic 3-9X... Get something with a milling reticle and made by a good company (Nikon or Leupold)
Prc329
03-13-2008, 6:27 PM
At those distances you really don't need an optic. As everyone has said an Aimpoint and EOtech will do fine. I used my aimpoint on my M14 (before I changed its setup) to 400 yards.
Paratus et Vigilans
03-13-2008, 6:56 PM
Get good with the irons first, which are more than up to the task out to 200 yards, THEN move on to optics. ;)
Before I started shooting High Power service rifle with irons out to 600 yards, I'd have said, "Iron sights at 600 yards?? NFW!!" Now I'm a believer! :D
The MOA on 1x red dots and holosights is going to be a challenge at and beyond 100 yards on a bullseye target. Those are designed to put lead on humans, not drill little holes in paper. The windage and elevation adjustments available on them will make it hard to zero in on the X ring, because they're not that precise, IMHO. For your taget shooting, you'll want some kind of variable 3x to whatever.
CSACANNONEER
03-13-2008, 7:02 PM
Get good with the irons first, which are more than up to the task out to 200 yards, THEN move on to optics. ;)
Before I started shooting High Power service rifle with irons out to 600 yards, I'd have said, "Iron sights at 600 yards?? NFW!!" Now I'm a believer! :D
The MOA on 1x red dots and holosights is going to be a challenge at and beyond 100 yards on a bullseye target. Those are designed to put lead on humans, not drill little holes in paper. The windage and elevation adjustments available on them will make it hard to zero in on the X ring, because they're not that precise, IMHO. For your taget shooting, you'll want some kind of variable 3x to whatever.
+1
After you can repeatably shoot <2moa (I'm assuming that you don't have a sub moa rifle) with irons, you can try optics. Just don't expect to shoot <2moa with a holo type sight.
Sgt Raven
03-13-2008, 7:11 PM
Get good with the irons first, which are more than up to the task out to 200 yards, THEN move on to optics. ;)
Learn the basics with irons then move on. ;)
grywlfbg
03-13-2008, 7:47 PM
An A2 front sight is 4 MOA while an EOTech is 1 MOA so it's definitely possible to hit a 4" bullseye w/ an EOTech. However, my eyes are tired so I've added the EOTech 3X magnifier on a flip-to-side mount behind my EOTech 557.
3X is plenty out to 200 yds but if you want more they make a 4X as well.
http://www.one-ring.net/pics/mmgrip.jpg
onley11
03-13-2008, 7:47 PM
As I understand he wants an optic and his irons are buis. I got a 4x bsa (start laughing, it's ok) 5 years ago from wal mart for 25 bucks (they're 30 now) and it's just about perfect for AR distance shooting. You can mount the rifle while keeping your eye on the target from about 5 yards out and the target just gets bigger. No fooling around with settings etc, and I can shoot 2 moa prone unsupported with a sling and under 1 on sandbags. I had a eotech rev f on the gun for a while, but my favorite targets are clay pigeons, and they disappear when using an eotech at 80 yards out. The color of the reticle is just too close to the birds. Clays are great at open land ranges as they are legal targets, just the right size, and once set up, there is no reason to go downrange. When your're done shooting you just police your brass and leave.
There is an often overlooked advantage of having some modest magnifacation on a tactical rifle. As close as 40 yards it can be hard to tell a head from a rock and a boot from a stump (when the person... err... target you are shooting at is hiding from you, sometimes they do that. Airsoft may be for kiddies but you learn things...) And at 100 yards it is hard as hell to tell whats behind a pane of glass. 4x is low enough to take fast shots, and high enough to tell if that bush at 200 yards has a threat in it. Fixed power scopes are cheaper tougher and brighter as they have fewer moving parts and fewer lenses. They also weigh less and are a good size for a flattop.
YMMV Etc. and so on. And hey, if you don't like it you are out less cash money.
ETA:
And that's a nice Jp up there too. I agree with that set up but I still like the KISS deal with one optic and BUIS. But I grew up with rifles that were wood free and cheap scopes that rarely die, so I'm partial to my current set up. It wins NRA sporting rifle matches, so I'm happy. :) Mine works pretty much like the jp, I just took a different route to get there.:)
Scarecrow Repair
03-13-2008, 7:50 PM
I know someone who shoots Garands and can get a 1" group at 100 yards, prone, iron sights. He claims his rifle maker and coach can get a 1" group at 200 yards, offhand with a sling.
Me, not a chance. I am not 20/20. I experimented. At 100 feet with iron sights, I got a 6" group. With an Aimpoint and 3x, I got a 1" group, same AR15.
Just get whatever you want to get the groups you want. There is no set rule.
pgatour
03-13-2008, 8:24 PM
Thank you everyone for your feedback, excellent points and advice for me to think about. Much, MUCH appreciated!
I just started this hobby, so primarily it will be range shooting to work on my technique. I would like to perfect my shooting with iron sights, but my vision must be going bad because I can't see the bulls eye clearly through the rear pin hole at 75 and 100yrds. Thats why I was leaning towards sights with magnification. Once I learn more about AR15's, I would like to take her out to open land areas and try hitting little moving targets.
It's a CMMG lower from Irvington Arms, and Stag everything else (sold as a bundle for only $633 including shipping!!) at AR15sales.com. It came with a rear MI flip up rear sight. I just finished her last weekend, but will post pics once I dig my camera out.
If I get a scope, I'm leaning towards: http://www.tactical-store.com/ts-bu-rs-713949i.html
and if I get a 'red dot' device I'm leaning towards: http://www.opticsplanet.net/bushnell-trophy-1x32-riflescope-730132p.html
as you can tell, budget is a concern since this is my first gun.
aplinker
03-13-2008, 8:57 PM
I can't type well because my keyboard is in an awkward position, but let me say this...
You're not supposed to see the target clearly. It doesn't even matter. what matters is CONSISTENCY of your sight picture.
Can someone else with the ability to type long posts explain fundamentals or direct him to where to get them?
Thank you everyone for your feedback, excellent points and advice for me to think about. Much, MUCH appreciated!
I just started this hobby, so primarily it will be range shooting to work on my technique. I would like to perfect my shooting with iron sights, but my vision must be going bad because I can't see the bulls eye clearly through the rear pin hole at 75 and 100yrds. Thats why I was leaning towards sights with magnification. Once I learn more about AR15's, I would like to take her out to open land areas and try hitting little moving targets.
It's a CMMG lower from Irvington Arms, and Stag everything else (sold as a bundle for only $633 including shipping!!) at AR15sales.com. It came with a rear MI flip up rear sight. I just finished her last weekend, but will post pics once I dig my camera out.
If I get a scope, I'm leaning towards: http://www.tactical-store.com/ts-bu-rs-713949i.html
and if I get a 'red dot' device I'm leaning towards: http://www.opticsplanet.net/bushnell-trophy-1x32-riflescope-730132p.html
as you can tell, budget is a concern since this is my first gun.
1lostinspace
03-13-2008, 8:59 PM
eotech hands down
1lostinspace
03-13-2008, 9:02 PM
I know someone who shoots Garands and can get a 1" group at 100 yards, prone, iron sights. He claims his rifle maker and coach can get a 1" group at 200 yards, offhand with a sling.
Me, not a chance. I am not 20/20. I experimented. At 100 feet with iron sights, I got a 6" group. With an Aimpoint and 3x, I got a 1" group, same AR15.
Just get whatever you want to get the groups you want. There is no set rule.
I call bull on 1" at 200 yards if your talking 5 rounds.
We call those guys Robocop where I come from
aplinker
03-13-2008, 9:02 PM
Just reading these four sample chapters will help him improve
http://www.jarheadtop.com/chapters.htm
Thanks, Ted! Those are good links and info. They'll help him tons. I think I'll now refer to you as TascoTed after your posts. :p
ar15barrels
03-13-2008, 11:02 PM
I think I'll now refer to you as TascoTed after your posts. :p
They've both been replaced by Leupolds ;)
Too late.
The new nickname is staying.
sb_pete
03-13-2008, 11:52 PM
Optics are great and for 50-200 yds, any magnification will work. Less than 50 and you don't want magnification though. Anything you buy (red-dot, holo, low variable 1-4x, low fixed 4x, std long range fixed 10x, etc.) will teach you alot and give you a much better understanding of what different kinds of optics are good for and not so good for. I personally have had bad experiences with cheap optics and would say that if you are going to do it, then spend $100 give or take on a decent entry level scope, then another $50 on good rings and bases and have a gunsmith put em on. There is nothing more annoying than a constantly shifting zero from poor mounting.
That said, I think you would be better served by investing in some contact lenses and going out to an informal NRA service rifle match. Look, learn and ask questions. You will learn alot about how people manage to nail those tight groups using irons at 200-600 yds. You will also probably have a great time.
Hope that helps,
-Pete
PS. I know you said it wasn't your primary concern but I wouldn't plan on using that thing for home defense until you get some training though. Get a pump 12ga or risk putting rounds into your neighbors kids rooms. If you don't know what you're doing, you could cause more harm than good.
caldude
03-14-2008, 7:33 AM
Funny, whenever the subject of optics comes up, everybody assumes the OP has perfect eyesight. I know that without optics, I can't even see a target at 100 yds, and 4x is probably the minimum I would use if I want to hit the target accurately.
ocabj
03-14-2008, 7:43 AM
To the OP: I posted in your original thread in the Optics forum last night, but saw no response from you. Summarized: I think your head is too far away from your rear sight when you are using your iron sight.
pgatour
03-14-2008, 10:07 AM
To the OP: I posted in your original thread in the Optics forum last night, but saw no response from you. Summarized: I think your head is too far away from your rear sight when you are using your iron sight.
Sorry, I wasn't getting much feedback in that forum initially so I tried this one instead. I went back late last night and read your post... and you were absolutely right. I was playing around at home looking down a long hallway and varying the eye relief distance. Found out I had the tactical stock too far back for one thing, and that caused the eye-relief to be to0 great. Once I moved the stock a few clicks forward, I understood what you meant. Thank you VERY much!
(As a new shooter, my habit was to extend the stock all the way back because in the collapsed position is sure feels like my face is awfully close to that chamber!!)
pgatour
03-14-2008, 10:10 AM
Just reading these four sample chapters will help him improve
http://www.jarheadtop.com/chapters.htm
Thanks Technical Ted/Tasco Ted/Leupold Ted!! That was great read, can't say I understood everything he described, but I will go back and read that several times and try it on the range. Excellent article to understand the basics of aiming...
pgatour
03-14-2008, 10:18 AM
That said, I think you would be better served by investing in some contact lenses and going out to an informal NRA service rifle match. Look, learn and ask questions. You will learn alot about how people manage to nail those tight groups using irons at 200-600 yds. You will also probably have a great time.
Hope that helps,
-Pete
PS. I know you said it wasn't your primary concern but I wouldn't plan on using that thing for home defense until you get some training though. Get a pump 12ga or risk putting rounds into your neighbors kids rooms. If you don't know what you're doing, you could cause more harm than good.
Good tip.. I do plan on getting a Glock and shotgun eventually. It isn't my primary concern because I live smack in between LEOs on a small court, so neighborhoods pretty safe (I know I know... false sense of security!) I'll look into local NRA matches and attend a few, that's a great idea. As far as mounts, how important is brand? i.e. I know to stay away from Leaper's scopes, but can their mounts also be that bad??
ar15barrels
03-14-2008, 11:16 AM
I know to stay away from Leaper's scopes, but can their mounts also be that bad??
Yes.
xrMike
03-14-2008, 12:13 PM
I call bull on 1" at 200 yards if your talking 5 rounds.I'm glad someone said this, because I was thinking it. :D
Summarized: I think your head is too far away from your rear sight when you are using your iron sight.Where's your nose, Jon? Touching the charging handle, slightly back, what?
I've been experimenting, not sure I've found the ideal cheek weld yet. I'm using the smallest of the 3 rear apertures that WOA sends you. I think it's marked "38". Not sure which one of those I should be using either.
ar15barrels
03-14-2008, 12:23 PM
He claims his rifle maker and coach can get a 1" group at 200 yards, offhand with a sling.
David Tubb is his rifle maker and coach. ;)
RobG
03-14-2008, 1:18 PM
I was in the same boat as you with my first AR. I went with a cheapie red dot and a scope (3-9 power). I found that while the red dot would work at 100 yds I wanted to see the target and hits better. Pick up a cheaper/used version of both and see what you like. You live in San Ramon, so you can afford it ;)
maxicon
03-14-2008, 1:56 PM
To the OP: I posted in your original thread in the Optics forum last night, but saw no response from you. Summarized: I think your head is too far away from your rear sight when you are using your iron sight.
I also posted in that thread, including how to calculate how many MOA your aperture is by measuring the distance from your eye.
I like 9x-12x to shoot groups to measure the capability of my rifle and ammo at 100 yards. 4x is OK, but not really good enough for my aging eyes.
pgatour
03-14-2008, 5:02 PM
I was in the same boat as you with my first AR. I went with a cheapie red dot and a scope (3-9 power). I found that while the red dot would work at 100 yds I wanted to see the target and hits better. Pick up a cheaper/used version of both and see what you like. You live in San Ramon, so you can afford it ;)
haha.. it's BECAUSE i live in San Ramon that I can't afford it.. mortgage and property taxes through the roof!! sounds like you know this area well..
I'm starting with a small red dot (call me shallow - I think it looks better), but I'm sure in 1 month I'll probably get a cheapie scope. After some of the suggestions from this thread and good reads, I do need to work on my technique first so hopefully the learning curve will be fast. I think you summed it up best... 1x will work, but I would like to see how close grouping I can get eventually.
CSACANNONEER
03-14-2008, 5:19 PM
I call bull on 1" at 200 yards if your talking 5 rounds.
We call those guys Robocop where I come from
That's only .5 moa and I know many people who have guns that are capable of that. Why do I know their guns are capable of .5 moa? Because, they have shot the groups in offical compititions. Personally, I've only been able to shoot .6 moa, 5 shot groups at 1000 yards. But, I'm hoping to break the .5 moa mark soon.
I've been experimenting, not sure I've found the ideal cheek weld yet. I'm using the smallest of the 3 rear apertures that WOA sends you. I think it's marked "38". Not sure which one of those I should be using either.
I'm nose to the handle in prone and sitting. In standing, I'm maybe an inch rearward than in prone and sitting. I also use a .038".
You should use the smallest aperture that your eyes allow such that the image is still bright and in focus. Many people will use a larger aperture because the image is too dim. But some choose a larger aperture because the image isn't sharp in focus, when in actuality, a smaller aperture may give a better image for their eyes. It's a good idea to try different ones to find the best size for you.
Pthfndr
03-14-2008, 7:48 PM
I call bull on 1" at 200 yards if your talking 5 rounds.
We call those guys Robocop where I come from
Ok, how about 28 rounds out of 30 into 2" at 200 yards, sitting, using a sling, and match sights. It's the record (not by me, by retired CWO3 Dennis Demille)
http://www.tonyrogers.com/humor/images/dennis_demille_cover_560a.jpg
ar15barrels
03-14-2008, 8:10 PM
That's only .5 moa and I know many people who have guns that are capable of that. Why do I know their guns are capable of .5 moa? Because, they have shot the groups in offical compititions. Personally, I've only been able to shoot .6 moa, 5 shot groups at 1000 yards. But, I'm hoping to break the .5 moa mark soon.
Offhand with iron sights?
maxicon
03-15-2008, 10:51 AM
Ok, how about 28 rounds out of 30 into 2" at 200 yards, sitting, using a sling, and match sights. It's the record (not by me, by retired CWO3 Dennis Demille)
There's no doubt that people are able to shoot that well, but it's a pretty durn small percentage of shooters, compared to how many claim the ability.
This is a perfect example. This is a 1 MOA group, and it's a record! How many people claim their off the shelf name brand upper shoots sub MOA, and often they're using off the shelf ammo, too.
This guy's shooting a super-custom bolt action race gun, and with carefully crafted handloads, no doubt, and his shooting ability is far above the average.
Now, many of those "sub MOA" claims are based on 3 shot groups, which are worthless for determining the accuracy of anything - rifle, shooter, or ammo.
5 round groups are the absolute minimum, and I shoot 10 round groups and throw away one round when I want to accurately measure something.
Then there's the ammo spec. Getting sub MOA rounds out of military spec ammo is statistically extremely unlikely, as it's only spec'ed for 2 MOA. Sure, it's possible, but to read teh internets, you'd think that every RRA upper out there will shoot sub MOA with XM193.
I believe it when I see the groups on the paper. Show me multiple 5 or 10 round groups on the same target that are MOA or smaller, and I'll shake your hand and call you a fine shooter. Heck, I consider 2 MOA groups in casual shooting very good results, but I don't shoot $1 a round ammo much.
OK, enough of that rant.
aplinker
03-15-2008, 11:00 AM
There isn't a quality AR out there that can't shoot <MOA with match ammo, magnified optic and rested/bipod (assuming the shooter is capable, but the above takes a lot out of the equation) - and that's with 10shot groups.
What's impressive there was 200yds, no optic, not rested. That's all about shooter.
There's no doubt that people are able to shoot that well, but it's a pretty durn small percentage of shooters, compared to how many claim the ability.
This is a perfect example. This is a 1 MOA group, and it's a record! How many people claim their off the shelf name brand upper shoots sub MOA, and often they're using off the shelf ammo, too.
This guy's shooting a super-custom bolt action race gun, and with carefully crafted handloads, no doubt, and his shooting ability is far above the average.
Now, many of those "sub MOA" claims are based on 3 shot groups, which are worthless for determining the accuracy of anything - rifle, shooter, or ammo.
5 round groups are the absolute minimum, and I shoot 10 round groups and throw away one round when I want to accurately measure something.
Then there's the ammo spec. Getting sub MOA rounds out of military spec ammo is statistically extremely unlikely, as it's only spec'ed for 2 MOA. Sure, it's possible, but to read teh internets, you'd think that every RRA upper out there will shoot sub MOA with XM193.
I believe it when I see the groups on the paper. Show me multiple 5 or 10 round groups on the same target that are MOA or smaller, and I'll shake your hand and call you a fine shooter. Heck, I consider 2 MOA groups in casual shooting very good results, but I don't shoot $1 a round ammo much.
OK, enough of that rant.
Scarecrow Repair
03-15-2008, 3:07 PM
I posted the original comment about a friend who shot 1 MOA at 100 yards prone, and who told me his coach and rifle builder shot .5 MOA at 200 yards offhand with a sling.
Obviously I can't vouch for anything about his coach. But my friend is himself as honest as they come and takes shooting and learning about shooting very seriously, and is himself coaching other friends of mine. I believe that he thinks his coach shot that group, and he has said previously that his coach is (or was) a state match champion. I don't know when or where and I'm not going to waste time asking. My friend thinks it is a legitimate claim, so I take that as a limit on how well I could do with perfect vision. For all I know it was a fluke 5 shot group and he usually only shoots half that. I don't care. I know something about statistics, and if someone shoots a lot, they are going to have good days and bad days.
My intent in posting it was not to brag on a third hand claim, but to make the point that some people can shoot iron sights as well as their rifle can handle. Others, like myself, simply can't see targets well enough past some distance. There is no blanket answer to the original question.
tankerman
03-15-2008, 3:22 PM
That's only .5 moa and I know many people who have guns that are capable of that. Why do I know their guns are capable of .5 moa? Because, they have shot the groups in offical compititions. Personally, I've only been able to shoot .6 moa, 5 shot groups at 1000 yards. But, I'm hoping to break the .5 moa mark soon.
The original post claimed these groups were shot with a Garand. I have never shot a Garand Match, I was unaware that Garands were capable of .6MOA at 1000yds.
I've only shot my CMP Garands and with only that experience I was surprised to hear sub MOA was possible at 100yds with those rifles. Even accurized I wasn't sure Garands had that potential, well learn something new everyday
ocabj
03-15-2008, 4:24 PM
In order to get a Garand shooting sub-MOA, you'll need someone who really knows what he/she is doing to build/accurize the gun. It's not going to be easy to get a Garand shooting sub-MOA with quality ammunition. It takes a lot of skill, knowledge, attention to detail, and a decent chunk of change.
The AR on the other hand is very simple to get shooting sub-MOA and is less expensive to attain that accuracy, as well as maintain it during between each lifecycle of the barrel.
That is partly the reason why the AR is so dominant among High Power service rifle competitors.
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Q:
Are there any mods available to prevent the pause menu from appearing when tabbing out of the game?
I'm wanting to keep windows open of Minecraft for some live streaming, and have considered using multiple copies of Minecraft for multiple camera angles. However, if I alt-tab out of the game, the pause menu appears.
Are there any mods out there to prevent this from occurring?
This question is similar to this one, with the exception that I simply want nothing to be obstructing the view of the game during SMP.
Edit: The point is I want to stream the screen without having to be active in-game, so opening the crafting screen is out of the question.
A:
If you open a crafting/inventory/smelting window it will not pause the game when you ALT-TAB out of the game.
Try opening Chat window instead. (press T) The chat window is transperant, and the game is essentially "paused" (you can't move and use items) while it waits for you to type something. Obviously don't type anything and when you are done you can press T again to make it go away.
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= 7 for l.
5
Let v(c) = -c + 2. Let k be v(-6). Let n be -4*(1 + (-18)/k). Solve p = 2*p + n for p.
-5
Let h = 19 - 16. Solve -3*p = -6 - h for p.
3
Let h = 3 - -2. Suppose -z = -h*z + 12. Suppose 8*c - z*c = 20. Solve -3*y + y = c for y.
-2
Let j(l) be the first derivative of l**2 - 8*l - 2. Let s be j(6). Suppose 2*t - 18 = 2*v, -t + 18 = t - 4*v. Solve o + t = s*o for o.
3
Let r = 4 - 0. Let w be 5/(2/(2/1)). Suppose 4*c - 28 = -2*k, 2*c = -w*k - 0*c + 70. Solve -r*x = 6 + k for x.
-5
Suppose 5*c = 4 + 6. Suppose 4*b - 3*o - 1 = 0, 3*b + 2*o = 17 + 5. Suppose 2*t = 4*s - 6, -3*s + 0 = -b*t + 3. Solve -r + c = -s*r for r.
-1
Suppose 5*u = 2*u. Let z be (-2)/(-8) - 11/(-4). Solve g = -u + z for g.
3
Suppose 2 - 29 = -9*x. Suppose l + 2 = 3. Solve -c = -l - x for c.
4
Suppose 3*m = -p - 0 + 5, 0 = -3*m - 4*p + 2. Solve -a + m = 3 for a.
-1
Let x be 22/(-6) + 2/(-6). Let h = x - 4. Let b(d) = -d**2 - 9*d - 5. Let t be b(h). Solve 1 = r + t for r.
-2
Suppose 4*j + 5*d = 10, j - d = d + 9. Solve 4*l = j*l for l.
0
Let a(p) = 2 - 5 - 4 + p - 3*p. Let j be a(-6). Solve 2*s - j = s for s.
5
Let n(z) = -2*z - 1. Let w be n(-3). Solve -3*u + 2 = w for u.
-1
Let o(x) = 2*x**2 + 4*x + 2. Let k be o(-2). Suppose -k*v + 12 = v. Suppose -v*b = 1 - 25. Solve -5*a + b = -3*a for a.
3
Suppose 4*d - 3 = 9. Solve d = 5*k + 13 for k.
-2
Suppose -20 = -5*x + 5*g, -2 = -2*x - g - 0. Solve -4*m + x*m = -8 for m.
4
Let b = 6 - 3. Let u be 27/(-9) + (b - 0). Solve u = -4*c + 5 - 25 for c.
-5
Let a(r) = -r**3 + 14*r**2 - 20*r - 27. Let x be a(12). Solve -5*k + x = 1 for k.
4
Suppose -3*v - 5*t = -35, 7*v - 2*v = -4*t + 67. Suppose 3*y - 2*s = -17, -5*s + 2*s - 6 = -y. Let k = v + y. Solve k = 5*l - 4 for l.
2
Suppose 8*i = 3*i + 10. Let z = i - -1. Solve z*t - 6 = t for t.
3
Let m(i) be the third derivative of i**6/8 + i**5/60 - i**4/24 - 2*i**2. Let b be m(1). Solve -b = 3*o - 8*o for o.
3
Suppose 2*y + 48 = -2*y. Let d = y - -16. Solve -n - 2 = -d for n.
2
Let c(h) = -h + 3. Let n be c(5). Let o be n/2*5*-1. Suppose 2*x + x = 0. Solve x = -v + o*v - 4 for v.
1
Let j be 2/8 - 30/(-8). Suppose 13*y - 4*y - 27 = 0. Solve y*v + v = -j for v.
-1
Suppose -2*t = -7*t + 85. Let p(m) = m**3 + 8*m**2 + 7*m + 2. Let u be p(-7). Let w be 3/u*48/9. Solve -5*a + t = -w for a.
5
Suppose -3*v + 2*b - 10 = 0, -8*b = v - 4*b - 20. Solve -6*u + 10*u + 4 = v for u.
-1
Let u(n) = 7*n + 1. Let s be u(4). Let x = -9 - -18. Solve 4*k - x = -s for k.
-5
Let d = -5 - -12. Let o = 12 - d. Solve -f - o + 3 = 0 for f.
-2
Suppose -2*k + 21 = 3*x, -3*x + 21 = 4*k - 6. Solve -8 = -k*c - 23 for c.
-5
Let f be 0 + 0/(-3) - -4. Solve 0 = -c - f*c for c.
0
Suppose 3*z - 8 - 4 = 0. Let a = 21 - -4. Solve y + a = -z*y for y.
-5
Let o = 12 - 10. Suppose o*j - 37 = -3*p, -p - 3*j - 1 = -5*j. Solve -k = 2*k + p for k.
-3
Let r(z) = 3*z**2 - 19*z - 12. Let y be r(7). Solve -9 = -y*j - 17 for j.
-4
Let i(c) be the third derivative of -c**6/120 - 3*c**5/20 + 5*c**4/12 + c**3/2 - 7*c**2. Let l be i(-10). Solve 0 = -0*n - l*n - 9 for n.
-3
Let m(h) = -3*h + 32. Let k be m(9). Solve 0 = -5*o + 25 - k for o.
4
Suppose 2*a - 2*j + 5 = -1, j - 5 = 0. Let d(k) = k + 9. Let f be d(-5). Suppose 3*c = f*g + 29, 5*g = -c + a*g - 12. Solve 0 = 4*w - c + 19 for w.
-4
Suppose g = -2*d - 5, 0*g - 4*g + 16 = -d. Solve -2*i - 3 = g for i.
-3
Let t = 77 + -54. Suppose -2*a + 2*d = -0*a + 10, t = -4*a + d. Let w be a/((-2 - 0)*1). Solve -4*p + w = -p for p.
1
Let f be (4/3)/(4/6). Let x(d) = -1 - 3*d**f - d**3 + 4 + 3*d + d. Let h be x(-4). Solve -h*l - 10 = 2*l for l.
-2
Suppose -5 = -3*p + h, 2*p - 3*h - 10 = 5. Solve p = q - 3*q - 6 for q.
-3
Let h = 742 + -732. Let j(n) = n**3 - n**2 - n - 3. Let x be j(3). Suppose -1 = -2*b - 4*r + 1, -2*b + x = -r. Solve -h = b*v + 5 for v.
-3
Suppose -5*y + y + 20 = 0. Suppose -2*t = 2*b + 6 - 2, -2*t + y = 5*b. Solve -p - 1 = b for p.
-4
Suppose 0 = -5*w + 2*v + 26, w + 2*v = -w + 2. Solve -w*b + 9 = 1 for b.
2
Let k(b) = 4 - 1 + b**2 + b - 5*b. Let g be k(2). Let w = 2 - g. Solve j - w = 2*j for j.
-3
Let v(m) = -m**2 - 3*m. Let q be v(-2). Solve -1 + q = -d for d.
-1
Let n(p) = -p**2 + 4*p + 2. Let i be n(2). Solve -t + 15 = -i*t for t.
-3
Suppose 12 = 3*c, 2*r + 7*c = 2*c + 28. Let n = -4 + r. Solve n*l = -3*l + 6 for l.
2
Suppose -4*y - 5*u + 8 = 0, -5*y = -4*y - 5*u - 27. Solve -2*a + y*a = 0 for a.
0
Let a(w) = -w**3 - 14*w**2 - 14*w - 10. Let s be a(-13). Let t be 2*(s + 1/2). Suppose 0 = -q + 4*q - 27. Solve 4*z + q + t = 0 for z.
-4
Suppose 0 = -2*o - 0*o + 15*o. Solve 4*m + 12 + o = 0 for m.
-3
Let l = 4 + -5. Let v be ((-2)/4)/(l/36). Suppose 0 = -c + 4*c - v. Solve 5*i - c*i = 3 for i.
-3
Suppose 4*a + a = -25. Let c(v) = v**2 + 4*v - 5. Let m be c(a). Solve -2*b + 7*b = m for b.
0
Suppose -11*c + 8*c + 60 = 0. Solve -5*j = -10*j + c for j.
4
Let v(k) = 17*k - 5. Let m be v(1). Solve -2*a + 6*a - m = 0 for a.
3
Let z(r) be the third derivative of -r**6/120 + r**5/20 + 5*r**4/24 - 2*r**3/3 - r**2. Let m be z(4). Solve -3*x + m*x = 0 for x.
0
Let d be (-480)/27 + 8/(-36). Let x = d + 7. Let k(u) = -u**3 - 10*u**2 + 10*u - 11. Let r be k(x). Solve 4*b + b = r for b.
0
Let u(g) = -20*g. Let h be u(-1). Suppose -2*q = 3*q - h. Solve -1 = -3*m - q for m.
-1
Let p be (-113)/(-7) + (-11)/77. Suppose -5*l = -4 - p. Solve 6 = l*a - 10 for a.
4
Let q(b) = -b - 9. Let z be q(-1). Let n be (-13)/(-2)*(3 + -1). Let u = z + n. Solve -3*f + u = 2*f for f.
1
Suppose -8*b = -13*b + 5. Solve -3 - b = t for t.
-4
Suppose -c = m + 4*c - 27, -4*c = 5*m - 30. Solve -8 = m*q + 2*q for q.
-2
Let v be (1 + 1 - 8)/(-2). Let c = 5 + -1. Solve f = -v*f + c for f.
1
Let r = 16 + -5. Let f = r + -7. Solve 14 + 2 = -f*a for a.
-4
Let x(l) = l**2 + 1. Let u be x(-1). Solve -u = -3*b + b for b.
1
Suppose -7*i + 5 = -2*i. Let n(v) = -v**3 - 3*v**2 + 4*v + 3. Let q be n(-4). Let u = 11 + -4. Solve -q*f = i - u for f.
2
Suppose 4*g + 4*x = 2*g - 6, -2*g + 4 = -x. Let q be (4 - -7)*(2 - g). Solve -1 + q = -2*h for h.
-5
Let p(k) = k - 3. Let d be p(4). Let j = 10 - 4. Suppose 6*u - 4*u = j. Solve -u*h = -d + 13 for h.
-4
Let r(l) = 2*l - 7. Let c be r(5). Suppose -2*g = p - 5, -2*g + 2*p = -2*p. Let u be (-1)/2*g/(-1). Solve -c*i - u = -13 for i.
4
Let r(c) = 2*c + 12. Let z be r(-6). Solve -3*i + 0*i - 3 = z for i.
-1
Let h = -24 - -38. Suppose r - 2*i = 4*r - h, r - 3 = i. Suppose 0 = -0*q - 3*q, 2*o + 5*q = r. Solve m = o - 3 for m.
-1
Suppose -64 = -2*c - 2*c. Suppose -6*u = -2*u - c. Let b = 2 - 2. Solve -u = a - b*a for a.
-4
Let u be 3 + (-2 - 1)/(-3). Suppose -2 - 6 = -u*d. Suppose 0 = -2*l + d. Solve -2 + l = -x for x.
1
Let m(j) = j**2 + 2*j + 3. Let o be m(-5). Suppose 0 = 2*u - 3*u + o. Let f be 4 + (u/(-3))/(-2). Solve -3*v = -f*v for v.
0
Suppose 14 - 2 = 4*i, 3*i - 34 = -5*u. Suppose -u*b + d + 14 = -0*b, -24 = -4*b + 4*d. Solve p = b*p - 4 for p.
4
Let x(i) = i**3 - 6*i**2 + 2*i - 7. Let p be x(6). Suppose 7*v = p*v + 6. Solve 3*c + v = -0 for c.
-1
Let z(x) = 2*x - 15. Let s be z(10). Solve 0*r - s*r + 15 = 0 for r.
3
Suppose 4*s - 3 = -2*o + 5, 2*s = 4. Solve x + o*x = 0 for x.
0
Let i(p) = -9*p - 9. Let b(a) = 5*a + 5. Let c(m) = 7*b(m) + 4*i(m). Let s be c(-8). Solve 5*x + s = -18 for x.
-5
Suppose -5*s = 4*i, -2*s - 7 = -3*i + 6*i. Solve -s*m + 7*m = -6 for m.
-2
Let c be 18/(-15)*10/(-4). Let r = 6 - 4. Solve 5 = r*a - c*a for a.
-5
Suppose -4*o = -3*h + 7 - 21, -3*h - 3*o = -21. Solve -h*j + 5 = -3 for j.
4
Suppose -5*n + 4*r + 11 = 3*r, 16 = 4*r. Suppose -n*f - 5 = -4*f. Solve d + 3 = f for d.
2
Let l(g) be the second derivative of -g**4/12 + 4*g**3/3 - 3*g**2/2 - g. Let k be l(5). Solve -4*u + 0*u = k for u.
-3
Let c(v) = -v - 7. Let s be c(-7). Solve s = -4*x - x for x.
0
Suppose 0 = -y - 2*y. Suppose 5*h - 11 = 2*j, -2*h - 1 = -0*j + j. Let b be ((-3)/h)/(6/(-10)). Solve -t + y*t = b for t.
-5
Suppose 2*q - 2 = 2*v + 2*v, -3*q = -2*v - 3. Solve 5*y - 3*y = v for y.
0
Let g = 3 + 0. Suppose 0 = 2*z - f - 1, z + g*f = -2*f + 28. Solve 4*b - 1 - z = 0 for b.
1
Let h(m) = -10*m - 2*m**2 + 5*m**2 + 4 + 2*m**2 - 4*m**2. Let l be h(10). Solve l = -3*s - 8 for s.
-4
Let j(y) = -y**2 - 14*y + 19. Let h be j(-15). Solve -h*l + 2 = -2*l for l.
1
Let x be (9 - 5) + -4 + 1. Solve -3*c + 4 - x
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Fleet hold on for sweep of Bobcats
Mar 28, 2012
BANNER ELK, N.C. --- The Erskine College
softball team took advantage of timely hitting and strong pitching
en route to a doubleheader sweep of Lees-McRae College in
Conference Carolinas play on Wednesday afternoon at the Bobcat
Softball Field.
Erskine (13-15, 11-5 CC) edged Lees-McRae (12-23, 3-5 CC) by a
3-1 margin in eight innings in game one, before taking the nightcap
by a score of 5-2. The Flying Fleet pounded out 13 hits, including
seven for extra bases, as the Bobcats recorded 12 base knocks of
their own.
Kierstie Moon (Oxford, Ga.) and Kristen Oakes (Lenoir, N.C.)
each collected three base hits to pace the Bobcats, as Lori Fulmer
(Prosperity, S.C.) added a pair of one-baggers. Moon drove in two
runs, while Oakes tallied a double.
Laurel Gregg (Mars Hill, N.C.) got the nod in game one, allowing
one earned run in eight innings of work while strikeout out five.
Holli Crickenberger (Boydton, Va.) took the ball in the nightcap,
allowing two earned runs in three frames. Oakes tossed the final
four innings in game two, surrendering one earned run.
Lees-McRae got on the board first in the opener, plating a run
when Fulmer beat out the throw at home in the third inning to give
the Bobcats an early 1-0 lead. Erskine would answer in the sixth,
evening the tally at 1-1 on a sacrifice fly to send the game into
extra innings.
The Flying Fleet opened the eighth by sacrificing the
international tiebreak runner to third, before taking a 2-1
advantage on a Bobcat miscue at the plate. Larissa Shannon then
stroked an RBI triple to the gap in right center, scoring Lindsay
Waters to give Erskine a 3-1 lead.
Lees-McRae began to rally in the bottom of the inning, putting
runners on first and second on an Oakes single with no outs. The
Bobcats would push the runners to second and third with two outs,
before Erskine forced a groundout to shortstop to end the game.
Erskine plated a run in each of the first four innings, taking a
4-0 lead on a solo homer by Shannon in the third and a Bobcat
miscue in the fourth. After the Bobcats countered with a run in the
bottom of the fifth to trim the margin to 4-1 on an RBI single by
Moon, Erskine answered with a tally in the sixth to push the lead
to 5-1.
The Bobcats would respond once again with a run in the sixth,
cutting the advantage to 5-2 on an RBI double by Oakes before
Erskine shut the door in the seventh, retiring three of four
batters to clinch the twin-bill sweep.
Lees-McRae returns to the diamond on Monday when the Bobcats
travel to Gaffney, S.C. to take on Limestone College in conference
play at 2 p.m.
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'Sorting' => 'sorting',
'Show_url' => 'Xem URL',
'Extract' => 'Giải nén tại đây',
'File_info' => 'Thông tin file',
'Edit_image' => 'Sửa image',
'Duplicate' => 'Nhân bản',
'Folders' => 'Thư mục',
'Copy' => 'Copy',
'Cut' => 'Cut',
'Paste' => 'Paste',
'CB' => 'CB', // clipboard
'Paste_Here' => 'Paste vào thư mục này',
'Paste_Confirm' => 'Bạn có chắc chắn muốn Paste vào thư mục này? Việc này sẽ ghe đè lên cáo file/folder cũ nếu có.',
'Paste_Failed' => 'Lỗi khi paste file',
'Clear_Clipboard' => 'Xóa clipboard',
'Clear_Clipboard_Confirm' => 'Bạn có chắc chắn muốn xóa clipboard?',
'Files_ON_Clipboard' => 'Danh sách file trong clipboard.',
'Copy_Cut_Size_Limit' => 'File/folder được chọn quá lớn để %s. Giới hạn: %d MB/thao tác', // %s = cut or copy
'Copy_Cut_Count_Limit' => 'Bạn đã chọn quá nhiều file/folder để %s. Giới hạn: %d files/thao tác', // %s = cut or copy
'Copy_Cut_Not_Allowed' => 'Bạn không được phép để %s file.', // %s(1) = cut or copy, %s(2) = files or folders
'Aviary_No_Save' => 'Không thể lưu image',
'Zip_No_Extract' => 'Không thể giải nén. File có thể bị lỗi.',
'Zip_Invalid' => 'Định dạng này không được hỗ trợ. Chấp nhận: zip, gz, tar.',
'Dir_No_Write' => 'Thư mục bạn chọn không cho phép ghi dữ liệu vào.',
'Function_Disabled' => 'Chức năng %s đã bị Tắt bơi server.', // %s = cut or copy
'File_Permission' => 'File permission',
'File_Permission_Not_Allowed' => 'Đổi permissions của %s không được chấp nhận.', // %s = files or folders
'File_Permission_Recursive' => 'Apply recursively?',
'File_Permission_Wrong_Mode' => "Các permission bạn chọn không chính xác.",
'User' => 'User',
'Group' => 'Group',
'Yes' => 'Yes',
'No' => 'No',
'Lang_Not_Found' => 'Không tìm thấy ngôn ngữ.',
'Lang_Change' => 'Đổi ngôn ngữ',
'File_Not_Found' => 'Không tìm thấy file.',
'File_Open_Edit_Not_Allowed' => 'Bạn không được phép để %s file này.', // %s = open or edit
'Edit' => 'Sửa',
'Edit_File' => "Sửa nội dung file",
'File_Save_OK' => "File được lưu thành công.",
'File_Save_Error' => "Đã có lỗi khi lưu file.",
'New_File' => 'Tạo File mới',
'No_Extension' => 'You have to add a file extension.',
'Valid_Extensions' => 'Extension được chấp nhận: %s', // %s = txt,log etc.
'Upload_message' => "Drop file here to upload",
'SERVER ERROR' => "SERVER ERROR",
'forbiden' => "Forbiden",
'wrong path' => "Wrong path",
'wrong name' => "Wrong name",
'wrong extension' => "Wrong extension",
'wrong option' => "Wrong option",
'wrong data' => "Wrong data",
'wrong action' => "Wrong action",
'wrong sub-action' => "Wrong sub-actio",
'no action passed' => "No action passed",
'no path' => "No path",
'no file' => "No file",
'view type number missing' => "View type number missing",
'Not enought Memory' => "Not enought Memory",
'max_size_reached' => "Your image folder has reach its maximale size of %d MB.", //%d = max overall size
'B' => "B",
'KB' => "KB",
'MB' => "MB",
'GB' => "GB",
'TB' => "TB",
'total size' => "Total size",
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[Flunitrazepam-fentanyl for the intracavitary placement of pacemakers].
Eight hundred pacemaker have been placed under general anaesthesia associating flunitrazepam-fentanyl, with a good comfort and safety for those patients old and often weak.
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Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp were among the top managers who attended the UEFA Elite Club Coaches Forum in Nyon today (Monday).
The Manchester City and Liverpool managers and several other high-profile bosses were all in attendance at the conference in Switzerland.
The pair met just a day after tempers flared at Anfield in Man City's 3-1 defeat — a result that saw City slip nine points behind their rivals in the race for the Premier League title.
Other big names who attended included Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane, Juventus head honcho Maurizio Sarri and Arsenal's Unai Emery.
The annual event, first held in 1999 — and regularly chaired by legendary former United boss Sir Alex Ferguson — gives UEFA the chance to listen to top coaches' views on the game's big issues.
Full list of pictured attendees: Jurgen Klopp (Liverpool FC), Maurizio Sarri (Juventus Football Club), Zinedine Zidane (Real Madrid CF), Pep Guardiola (Manchester City FC), Carlo Ancelotti (SSC Napoli), Thomas Tuchel (Paris Saint Germain), Erik ten Hag (AFC Ajax), Unai Emery (Arsenal FC), Sergio Conceicao (FC Porto), Paulo Fonseca (AS Roma), Rudi Garcia (Olympique Lyonnais), Massimiliano Allegri and Mircea Lucescu.
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Susan Hacker Stang
Susan Hacker Stang (born Susan Hacker, October 19, 1949) is an American photographer, author, and educator.
Stang served on the faculty of communications at Webster University in St. Louis from 1974 through 2015 and now holds the title Professor Emeritus. She helped found and build the respected photography program there, heading it for most of her tenure at the university. Her work has been collected by more than 25 major museums and libraries around the world and appears in half a dozen books and numerous magazines.
Much of her photography involves the innovative use of alternative cameras, formats, techniques, and media, as evidenced by her two books Encountering Florence (featuring subtly surreal black and white prints of the Italian city using 8 x 10 Polaroid emulsion transfers) and Kodachrome – End of the Run: Photographs from the Final Batches (which chronicles a six-month university photography project in which students and staff would shoot more than 100 roles of rare Kodachrome film for processing on the last day of operations by the world's last remaining Kodachrome processing lab.) In 2016, she published a book of photographs, reAPPEARANCES, which is a sequence of fifty-two photographs made with a digital toy camera (the JOCO VX5). The volume purports to take the viewer on a visual journey through the uncanny coherence of the look of the world, according to Stang's introductory essay.
Professional and academic career
Stang majored in photography at the Rhode Island School of Design, where she earned both a BFA (1971) and MFA (1974), and studied under photographers Harry Callahan and Aaron Siskind.
In 1971 she moved to London where she worked as a photographer for the British fashion magazine NOVA (published 1965–1975). She joined the faculty of Webster University in St. Louis in 1974, where she helped found and build the photographic studies program in the School of Communications. In Jerusalem in 1979 she was Artist-In-Residence at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design. In recent years, in addition to her work as head of the Webster University photography program and professor of communications, she has taught summer photography workshops in Florence, Italy, both at the Santa Reparata International School of Art (SRISA) and The Darkroom. She taught at Webster for 41 years and earned the Kemper Award for Excellence in Teaching.
Accomplishments as a photographer and educator
Images of Florence
Stang's photography characteristically employs alternative cameras (such as the Olympus Pen-FT half-frame camera, the Kodak Brownie, and the Holga), or alternative formats (such as Polaroid emulsion transfers) and techniques. Her book of Polaroid emulsion transfers, Encountering Florence was published simultaneously in the U.S. and in Italy (under the title Firenze un Incontro) in 2007. Stang's use of the emulsion transfer process involves transferring the fragile, fabric-like emulsion layer of the photograph (bearing the image) to another surface, subtly transforming the original image in a variety of ways. The results were described in Photo Review as giving Stang's portraits of Florence's buildings, streets, statuary, and gardens "a delicate, draping quality ... reminiscent of the fabrics draped on the ancient statues within the images". An Italian reviewer observed that the photographic process presents "a city not previously seen and perhaps a little disquieting". The book's bi-lingual text in English and Italian was selected and edited by Stang and by Andrea Burzi and Susanna Sarti, both of Florence, to present accompanying word-portraits from authors in their own encounters with the city. A portfolio of Stang's work for the book is held by the Rare Books Collection of the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale Firenze.
On Kodachrome's Last Day
In 2010–11, Stang led the Webster University photography program in a six-month-long focus on the color reproduction qualities of Kodachrome film (long revered by professional and amateur photographer for its true, lush color rendition qualities) to mark the permanent discontinuing of the film's production by Kodak. The project ultimately turned into a book documenting the final demise of the medium, and the last day of Kodachrome production anywhere in the world (at Dwayne's Photo in Parsons, Kansas, on January 18, 2011). The last days of processing were covered by The New York Times, National Geographic, and network television.
Edited by Stang and fellow photographer Bill Barrett, Kodachrome: End of the Run presents a selection of four-score Kodachrome images shot on more than 100 roles of the film by Webster University students, faculty, and staff over a five-month period and processed by Dwayne's in the final hours as the last processing chemicals ran out. The book includes essays by Stang, Time Magazine worldwide pictures editor Arnold Drapkin, and Dwayne's Photo vice president Grant Steinle.
Other work
Stang's work is also found in museums and library collections, including the Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris; the High Museum of Art, Atlanta; the California Museum of Photography, Riverside; the Saint Louis Art Museum, the Southeast Museum of Photography; and the Portland Museum of Art.
Her photographs have been published in a number of books and magazines, including Exploring Color Photography, second edition (1993), Jerusalem As She Is (1991), The Visionary Pinhole (1985), Between Twelve and Twenty (1982), Creative Camera International Yearbook (1977), and Women See Woman (1976), Hatzilum Magazine, Israel (July 1979), the British Journal of Photography, London (April 1972), and NOVA (1971–1972 issues).
Books
Stang, Susan Hacker. Encountering Florence (St. Louis, Webster University Press, 2007).
Stang, Susan Hacker. Firenze un Incontro (Rome: Palombi Editori, 2007).
Stang, Susan Hacker and Bill Barrett (editors). Kodachrome – End of the Run: Photographs from the Final Batches (St. Louis: Webster University Press, 2011).
Stang, Susan Hacker. reAPPEARANCES. (St. Louis, 2016).
Personal life
Stang grew up in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Her parents were Morris Hacker and Hannah Wruble Hacker. Her sister, Paula Hacker Boutemy, lives in Paris, France. Stang currently resides in St. Louis, Missouri, in the home she had shared since 1992 with her husband of almost 20 years Richard Stang, who died on December 14, 2011.
References
External links
Webster University
Encountering Florence/Firenze un incontro(Publisher's website)
clandestinoweb.com (On-line interview in Italian)
NOVA magazine
Category:1949 births
Category:Living people
Category:American photographers
Category:American women photographers
Category:Florence
Category:Writers from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
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Migrantų vaikų švietimas (trumpas pristatymas)
Pirmininkas
Kitas klausimas - trumpas Hannu Takkulos pranešimo Kultūros ir švietimo komiteto vardu dėl migrantų vaikų švietimo pristatymas.
Hannu Takkula
pranešėjas. - (FI) Pone pirmininke, tai yra etinEuropos Sąjungos pareiga užtikrinti, kad kiekvienas, įskaitant migrantų vaikus, turėtų teisę į gerą švietimą. Kiekvienas vaikas turi turėti teisę gauti išsimokslinimą, kuris turi būti laisvas ir privalomas, bent jau pagrindiniu lygiu. Vaikai turi turėti galimybę gauti bendrą išsilavinimą, kuris puoselėja lygias galimybes ugdant jų gebėjimus, - jų individualius įžvalgos pajėgumus ir moralinės bei socialinės atsakomybės jausmą, - kad jie galėtų užaugti stabilūs, atsakingi visuomenės nariai.
Asmenys, atsakingi už švietimą ir vaikų priežiūrą, turi vadovautis principu, kas geriausia vaikui. Tai, žinoma, prasideda namuose nuo tėvų, bet mokykla ir visuomentaip pat turi prisidėti prie vaikų auklėjimo, taip garantuojant kuo visapusiškesnę jų raidą.
Mane sudomino neseniai paskelbti tyrimai dėl migrantų vaikų. Juose teigiama, kad kai kur mokiniams buvo labai sudėtinga lankyti mokyklą ir kad kai kuriose visuomenėse buvo siekiama įsteigti tik migrantų vaikams skirtas mokyklas. Žinoma, rezultatas buvo toks, kad šeimos perkėlsavo vaikus iš vietinės mokyklos, kad jiems nereikėtų būti toje pačioje mokykloje su migrantų vaikais. Tai yra apgailėtina padėtis, kuri lėmlabai prastus švietimo standartus ir mokyklų rezultatus. Kitas rezultatas - labai greita mokymo darbuotojų kaita tose mokyklose, kur yra dideli migrantų vaikų centrai.
Tai ne toks vystymasis, kurio tikėjomės, todėl turime nustatyti sąlygas, kurių pagrindu migrantų vaikai galėtų geriausiu būdu integruotis į visuomenę. Taip pat mokykloms turime užtikrinti reikiamus išteklius, turiu omenyje kiekybinius išteklius mokymo darbuotojų ir taip pat finansinių išteklių prasme, ir turime prisiimti atsakomybę už mokytojų mokymo tobulinimą ir, be to, pedagogų profesinę raidą. Kad sugebėtume rūpintis migrantų vaikais integruotu, tvariu būdu, mums reikia išsamaus metodo. Mums taip pat reikia ypatingų investicijų ir papildomų išteklių mokytojų mokymui ir visai švietimo sistemai.
Žinau, kad tai yra klausimas, priskiriamas kiekvienos valstybės narės kompetencijai, bet skaidriu koordinavimu iš Europos Parlamento ir Europos Sąjungos pusės taip pat turime skatinti valstybes nares veikti, nes manau, kad visi norime, kad migrantų vaikai turėtų gerą švietimą ir sugebėtų integruotis į visuomenę. Šitaip galime išvengti apgailėtinos socialinės atskirties, kurią šiandien matome daugelio migrantų vaikų atveju. Tai dažnai lemia nedarbą ir, be to, nusikalstamumą, taip pat daugybę kitų nepageidaujamų pasekmių.
Kitas nerimą keliantis klausimas laisvo darbuotojų judėjimo Europos Sąjungoje prasme yra tai, kad žmonės, gyvenantys ES valstybėse narėse, nenorės persikelti į kitą šalį arba dirbti užsienyje, nes neįmanoma gauti gero, geros kokybės mokymo jų vaikams. Todėl turime sutelkti dėmesį į šį klausimą ir užtikrinti, kad būtų atitinkama aukšto lygio, geros kokybės vaikų ir jaunimo švietimo sistema kiekvienoje Europos Sąjungos valstybėje narėje.
Vaikai ir jaunimas yra mūsų ateitis - vertingiausias turtas, kurį turime. Jų vardas yra "šiandien", ne "rytoj", tad tikiuosi, kad mes Europos Sąjungoje sugebėsime dalytis bendru principu, pagal kurį kiekvienas vaikas turi teisę į integruotą, saugaus rytojaus ir gerą švietimą.
Günter Verheugen
Komisijos Pirmininko pavaduotojas. - (DE) Pone pirmininke, ponai ir ponios, sveikinu šį pranešimą savo iniciatyva ir svarbiausia savo ir savo kolegos Komisijos nario Jano Figelio vardu noriu padėkoti Hannu Takkulai, pranešėjui, ir Kultūros ir švietimo komitetui už jų įdėtą darbą.
Europos Komisija pritaria gerbiamų narių įsitikinimui, kad didėjantis migrantų vaikų skaičius sukelia daugybę problemų mūsų valstybių narių švietimo sistemoje ir kelia didelių iššūkių.
Švietimas yra pagrindinis integracijos proceso klausimas. Kvalifikacija būtina, jeigu norime užtikrinti savo piliečių ateitį žiniomis pagrįstoje, vis konkurencingesnėje visuomenėje. Vienodai svarbu, kad kaip socialinis eksperimentas mokyklos teiktų abipusiškų žinių ir abipusiško supratimo pagrindą, kuris yra svarbus mūsų sambūvio gerinimui.
Tačiau šiuo metu migrantų kilmės mokiniai susiduria su didelėmis problemomis Europoje. Migrantų vaikai dažnai susiduria su dvigubais iššūkiais: viena vertus, nepakankamos priimančiosios šalies kalbos žinios ir, kita vertus, žemas socialinis ekonominis statusas. Palyginti su vietiniais mokiniais daug migrantų vaikų prastai mokosi mokykloje, jie dažniau išmetami iš aukštesniųjų mokyklų, rečiau įstoja į aukštąsias mokyklas.
Todėl pranešime teisingai pabrėžiama, kaip svarbu migrantų vaikams suteikti tinkamą pagalbą studijuojant priimančiosios šalies kalbą, taip pat skatinant jų gimtąją kalbą ir kultūrą. Dalyvavimas ikimokykliniame ugdyme taip pat yra svarbus, siekiant sėkmingos integracijos į švietimo sistemas ankstyvame etape, jis galėtų pašalinti socialinius ekonominius ir kalbinius trūkumus. Mokytojai visada turi turėti būtiną kvalifikaciją, kuri yra tokia svarbi daugiakultūrei aplinkai. Judumas taip pat turi būti mokytojo mokymo ir profesinio tobulinimosi pagrindindalis.
Esu sužavėtas, kad šiems klausimams didžioji dauguma pritaria. Manau, kad pritariame, jog dabar turime įgyvendinti savo gerus ketinimus ir iš tikrųjų pagerinti migrantų vaikų švietimo galimybes. Turime palaikyti valstybes nares, kad užtikrintume aukštą švietimo kokybę visiems ir kartu aktyviai draustume išskirti mokinius socialine ekonomine prasme. Turime padėti valstybėms narėms sudaryti galimybes mokykloms įsisavinti skirtingus reikalavimus, kad pradinį daugiakultūrės visuomenės ir daugiakalbystės iššūkį pakeistume šių mokyklų pranašumu.
Žinoma, mokyklų sistemų pagrindas ir organizacija priklauso tik nacionalinei kompetencijai, ir Komisija jokiu būdu neketina kėsintis į tai. Nors, turiu pasakyti, kad sėkminga migrantų vaikų integracija yra dalykas, apskritai keliantis nerimą Europoje. Turime ir galime daug pasimokyti iš vieni kitų. Esame įsitikinę, kad jūsų pranešimas yra svarbus žingsnis rodant, kokių specialių veiksmų galima imtis, kad padėtume valstybėms narėms šioje srityje.
Pirmininkas
Klausimas baigtas.
Balsavimas vyks rytoj.
Raštiški pareiškimai (Darbo tvarkos taisyklių 142 straipsnis)
Nicodim Bulzesc
raštu. - Švietimo ir imigracijos temos yra glaudžiai susijusios, nes migracija Europos Sąjungoje ir imigracija į ES pastaraisiais metais gerokai padidėjo, daug klausimų turime nagrinėti atidžiau ateityje.
Taip pat palaikau idėją, kad Direktyva 77/486/EB yra pasenusi. Prisiminkime, kad ši Direktyva buvo priimta 1977 m., Europos Sąjunga nuo tada pasikeitė. Pvz., mano šalis (Rumunija) prisijungprie ES daugiau kaip po dvidešimt metų ir manau, kad šioje direktyvoje nėra sprendžiamos mūsų problemos. Su migracija susijusių pastaraisiais metais klausimai dramatiškai padaugėjo, tad palaikau Hannu Takkulos mintį iš dalies pakeisti šią direktyvą. Net imčiausi tolesnių veiksmų ir pasiūlyčiau priimti naują direktyvą, apimančią migrantų vaikų švietimą.
Corina Creţu
Augantys migracijos rodikliai ES, įskaitant viduje, apima svarbius atgarsius kultūros, ekonominės ir socialinės perspektyvos atžvilgiu. Šiuo atžvilgiu gyvybiškai svarbu užtikrinti migrantams lygias galimybes ir sutelkti didesnį dėmesį kovai su diskriminacijai prieš juos. Šia prasme romų padėties klausimai yra ypatingi ir ypač sudėtingi.
Taip pat noriu atkreipti dėmesį į atgarsius apie darbuotojų judumą dėl užsienyje dirbančių tėvų vaikų patiriamų sunkumų integruojantis į užsienio švietimo aplinką.
Dėl šios priežasties vaikų greičiausios integracijos palaikymas gali atlikti svarbų vaidmenį užkertant kelią, kad migrantai nebūtų suvaromi į getus, tuo labiau, kaip buvo pastebėta, kad švietimo lygis ir socialinbei ekonominmigrantų vaikų padėtis yra blogesni negu kitų vaikų, tad reikalingas impulsas šioje srityje. Kuo geresnės sąlygos jiems greičiau integruotis į užsienio švietimo aplinką bus teikiamos, tuo didesnės jų sėkmės galimybės švietimo ir darbo rinkos aspektais.
Tačiau tuo pačiu metu priimančiosios šalies kalbos mokymasis ir vietinasimiliacija neturi reikšti savo kultūrinio paveldo atsisakymo.
Gabriela Creţu
Vienas iš pagrindinių Europos Sąjungos principų yra judėjimo laisvė, kuri leidžia piliečiams dirbti, mokytis ir keliauti į kitą šalį. Svarbu vidaus migrantų socialinę integraciją laikyti visos visuomenės atsakomybe. Migrantų vaikų švietimas yra žingsnis šia kryptimi.
Į migrantų vaikų švietimą turi būti žvelgiama iš Europos visuomenės kasdienio veikimo gerinimo ir iš kultūrinio praturtinimo perspektyvos. Turėdama tai omenyje manau, kad priimančioji šalis ir kilmės šalis turi bendradarbiauti, kai kilmės šalis aktyviai dalyvauja išsaugant savo kalbą ir kultūrą.
Palaikome imigrantų gimtosios kalbos, kaip antrosios užsienio kalbos, diegimą priimančiosios šalies mokyklų, kuriose yra didelės imigrantų bendruomenės, mokymo programoje. Mokymo darbuotojų iš atitinkamų bendruomenių įdarbinimas yra būdas užtikrinti, kad šie vaikai turėtų kontaktą su savo kilmės šalies kultūra ir kad imigracijos patirtimi būtų dalijamasi.
Ioan Lucian Hămbăşan
Komisijos žaliojoje knygoje keliama daug klausimų apie vieną iš svarbiausių klausimų, su kuriuo valstybės narės susiduria šiuo metu - migrantų vaikų švietimo klausimą. Yra daug rumunų vaikų, kurie gyvena su savo šeimomis kitose valstybėse narėse, ir jiems svarbu išsaugoti savo tapatybę ir suteikti galimybę mokytis šalies, kurioje gyvena, kalbos ir savo gimtosios kalbos. Turime palaikyti toleranciją ir supratimą ir kartu rasti sprendimus, kad užtikrintume, jog švietimas yra teikiamas migrantų gimtąja kalba. Šie vaikai turi turėti vienodas teises kaip ir kiti vaikai. Žinoma, jų abejotina ekonominpadėtis gali lemti izoliaciją, išmetimą iš mokyklos ir smurtą. Todėl turime palaikyti valstybes nares ieškant sprendimų. Vaikai yra brangiausias turtas, kurį turime. Jie atstovauja mūsų visuomenės ateičiai, nesvarbu, kokios kilmės jie yra.
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Q:
jQuery / Ajax to get html and save with php
I am trying to get a jQuery script to run behind the scenes with php. It basically will get the contents of a div with jQuery (works) then calls a script with ajax (works) but I need the ajax script that called the php to send the vars to php so I can save the conents.
Here is the code:
<script>
$( document ).ready(function() {
$( ".tweets" ).click(function() {
var htmlString = $( this ).html();
tweetUpdate(htmlString);
});
});
</script>
<script>
function tweetUpdate(htmlString)
{
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: 'saveTweets.php',
data: htmlString,
success: function (data) {
// this is executed when ajax call finished well
alert('content of the executed page: ' + data);
},
error: function (xhr, status, error) {
// executed if something went wrong during call
if (xhr.status > 0) alert('got error: ' + status); // status 0 - when load is interrupted
}
});
}
</script>
and my code for saveTweets.php
<?
// SUPPOSED TO receive html conents called htmlString taken from a div
// and then I will write this code to a file with php and save it.
echo $_POST[htmlString];
?>
A:
You have to give a name to the parameter, so that PHP can retrieve it. Change the $.ajax call to do:
data: { htmlString: htmlString },
Then in your PHP, you can reference $_POST['htmlString'] to get the parameter.
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Look your slimmest in our refined ponté knit leggings with a wide shapewear band at the tummy and inner panel down the leg's outer seam. Soft and smooth, these mid-weight leggings smooth out all concerns about their body-skimming fit. Sleek under tunics, long sweaters—and tucked into boots.
Pull-on styling with a wide banded waist covers narrow elastic.
Smooth, abutted seams on sides and centered at back of leg.
Inner shapewear panel at side of legs tapers from 6" at the top to 3" at the ankle.
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Development of a FPGA based fuzzy neural network system for early diagnosis of critical health condition of a patient.
The paper describes the design and training of a fuzzy neural network used for early diagnosis of a patient through an FPGA based implementation of a smart instrument. The system employs a fuzzy interface cascaded with a feed-forward neural network. In order to obtain an optimum decision regarding the future pathophysiological state of a patient, the optimal weights of the synapses between the neurons have been determined by using inverse delayed function model of neurons. The neurons that are considered in the proposed network are devoid of self connections instead of commonly used self connected neurons. The current work also find out the optimal number of neurons in the hidden layer for accurate diagnosis as against the available number of CLB in the FPGA. The system has been trained and tested with renal data of patients taken at 10 days interval of time. Applying the methodology, the chance of attainment of critical renal condition of a patient has been predicted with an accuracy of 95.2%, 30 days ahead of actually attaining the critical condition. The system has also been tested for pathophysiological state prediction of patients at multiple time steps ahead and the prediction at the next instant of time stands out to be the most accurate.
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This circa 1980 photograph shows an example of levee erosion along the north bank of the American River, near the confluence of the American and Sacramento Rivers. A series of dislodged trees and protruding roots hang angled over the River. Long...
Shown above is an issue of The Home Designer. Established by architect Walter W. Dixon (1884-1953) and German-born builder R.C. Hillen (1883-1955) in June 1921, the Oakland-based, monthly publication sought to increase the “interest of the average...
Shown above is a Sacramento-focused issue of The Home Designer. Established by architect Walter W. Dixon (1884-1953) and German-born builder R.C. Hillen (1883-1955) in June 1921, the Oakland-based, monthly publication sought to increase the...
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#!/bin/bash -ve
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../../Trinity --seqType fq --JM 2G --left reads.left.fq.gz --right reads.right.fq.gz --SS_lib_type RF --CPU 4 --grid_conf_file ../../htc_conf/BroadInst_LSF.test.conf
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Dominating win for the Corsairs
As the ball was stolen from him, a Pasadena City College defender attempted to intercept a Santa Monica College pass. However, it was too late as the Corsairs sailed to a two-on-one fast break leading to an alley-oop that had the crowd on their feet.
This play summed up the way the SMC men’s basketball team played for most of the night, cruising to an 87-70 win over Pasadena City College on Friday.
The team is currently riding a two game winning streak, bringing their overall record to 3-2. In their other two wins, the Corsairs won by a single point each, making the game against the Lancers more definitive.
“We wanted to really win a game tonight, and that’s what they went out and did,” head coach Jerome Jenkins said. “They keep listening and I keep giving them a hard time. I keep pushing them, and they keep growing, so I am proud of their victory tonight.”
Freshman guard/forward David Nwaba played his first game since suffering a concussion earlier this year. His play was huge for the Corsairs, as he hit all eight of his shot attempts and finished the game with a team-high 19 points. He had some spectacular defensive plays as well.
“David’s performance was huge because with him on the floor, our guys were a lot more confident,” Jenkins said.
Freshman guard Keilan Horton applauded Nwaba’s performance as well.
“David played well; he played the way he’s supposed to,” said Horton. “He didn’t play timid. He came ready.”
Horton, who has been remarkable recently, has cooled off of late. However, he still scored 16 points in the victory. He started off slowly, missing his first five shots, but soon regained composure after getting a rebound, and making a 15-foot jump shot in the first half. He became more aggressive from that point on.
Horton started off the second half by scoring the first basket while getting fouled and converting on his free throw. He explained that those points helped the team with their confidence going forward as they knew they had to be the aggressor and keep driving to the basket.
SMC hopes to continue their winning streak at home Friday, Dec. 7 against Rio Hondo College at 7 p.m.
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Potential of human gammadelta T lymphocytes for immunotherapy of cancer.
T lymphocytes are classified into 2 subsets based on their T-cell receptor (TCR) expression. The vast majority of T cells expresses an alphabeta TCR heterodimer. These alphabeta T cells recognize antigenic peptides presented by MHC class I (for CD8(+) T cells) or MHC class II molecules (for CD4(+) T cells). Concepts of cancer immunotherapy are mostly concerned with activation of these MHC-restricted alphabeta T cells. Until recently, a numerically small subset of T cells, which expresses an alternative TCR composed of a CD3-associated gammadelta heterodimer, has received far less attention as a potential agent in cancer therapy. These gammadelta T cells share with alphabeta T cells certain effector functions such as cytokine production and potent cytotoxic activity but recognize different sets of antigens, usually in a non-MHC-restricted fashion. Different subsets of human gammadelta T cells recognize stress-inducible MHC class I-related molecules frequently expressed on epithelial tumor cells or phosphorylated metabolites which can be generated by tumor cells. In line with this, many tumor cells are highly susceptible to gammadelta T-cell mediated lysis. In our article, we summarize the available evidence for a contribution of human gammadelta T cells in tumor defense and discuss potential strategies for the immunotherapy of tumors based on the endogenous activation and/or adoptive transfer of tumor-reactive gammadelta T lymphocytes.
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Q:
Accessing Parent Properties in Nested Components
In anticipation of Routable Components coming soon, I'm attempting to use Components wherever possible in my Ember 2.0 application. I'm running into a confusing issue where I cannot access the parent component's properties from the template when provided in block form. It may be very well that this isn't possible, but wanted to be sure. Here's an example:
Template:
// templates/approvals.hbs
{{#x-secure/schedule/approvals}}
{{#x-secure/layout/full sectionTitle=sectionTitle sectionDescription=sectionDescription}}
...
{{/x-secure/layout/full}}
{{/x-secure/schedule/approvals}}
Component Template:
// templates/components/schedule/approvals.hbs
{{yield}}
Component:
// components/schedule/approvals.js
import Ember from 'ember';
export default Ember.Component.extend({
/////////////////////////////////////
// PROPERTIES
/////////////////////////////////////
sectionTitle: 'Scheduling: Approvals',
sectionDescription: 'Lots of magical , fanstastic stuff.'
});
The issue I'm having is that I'm unable to access sectionTitle and sectionDescription from the parent component (approvals) and pass it into the layout/full component. However, if I remove code from the block of the component and move it to the templates/components/schedule/approvals.hbs template, it works as expected. Is it just not possible to access a parent component's properties from the block form of a component?
Thanks!
A:
It is not possible indeed. The component's properties are available in the component's template, but not in the template that instantiates the component.
If you need the component to make things available, it should yield them explicitly:
// templates/components/schedule/approvals.hbs
{{yield sectionTitle sectionDescription}}
And using the component:
// templates/approvals.hbs
{{#x-secure/schedule/approvals as |title description|}}
{{#x-secure/layout/full sectionTitle=title sectionDescription=description}}
...
{{/x-secure/layout/full}}
{{/x-secure/schedule/approvals}}
Notice the as |x y ...| notation to assign names to yielded values.
Anything may be yielded this way, including this (be careful with that though, that breaks encapsulation) and actions.
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Entire communities targeted
In all cases, the expulsion orders targeted entire communities. These collective expulsion orders had until relatively recently not been used against Palestinian communities. Rather, Israel issued orders to individual households.
Israel originally intended the collective orders for the removal of settlers from unauthorized outposts, though they were rarely used for that purpose, according to Tawfique Jabareen, an attorney representing Ein al-Hilweh and Umm Jamal residents.
“This is the beginning of an old policy, but with new methods and tools,” he said.
Repeated displacement
The Jahalin were originally displaced from the southern Naqab region (known in Hebrew as the Negev) during the Nakba – the ethnic cleansing of more than 750,000 Palestinians by Zionist militias – in 1948.
The community’s presence in that area is a thorn in Israel’s plan to colonize the land, expand Maaleh Adumim and connect it to Jerusalem.
This would effectively complete the severing of the West Bank into isolated northern and southern cantons.
“Our parents and grandparents lived through it and now I am supposed to live through it again,” said Atallah Jahalin, a resident of Jabal al-Baba.
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title: Study Says DNA’s Power to Predict Illness Is Limited
date: 2012-04-05T14:10:43+00:00
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[Study Says DNA’s Power to Predict Illness Is Limited](http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/03/health/research/dnas-power-to-predict-is-limited-study-finds.html)
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CSV loader and dumper
This library parses and dumps documents that are formatted according to RFC 4180, "The common Format and MIME Type for Comma-Separated Values (CSV) Files". This format is used, among many other things, as a lingua franca for spreadsheets, and for certain web services.
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Q:
Set size to icon in NavigationButton on Android
In a Nativescript/Angular app I have the avatar of the user on the left in the header. For Android, I have to use NavigationButton:
<NavigationButton #navigationButton *ngIf="isAndroid" [loaded]="navigationButtonLoaded()" [icon]="customImage" (tap)="toggleSideDrawer()">
</NavigationButton>
The customImage is a https resource; NavigationButton wants a local resource, so when the user signin I download the image, using the local resource. It works, but the image is big so it fills the whole header. I tried to simply ad a class con NavigationButton setting width and height but it doesn't work. So I added the loaded function, where I tried to set it manually, it doesn't give any error but it doesn't work:
....
@ViewChild('navigationButton') navigationButton: NavigationButton;
....
navigationButtonLoaded() {
if (this.navigationButton) {
this.navigationButton.effectiveWidth = 45;
this.navigationButton.effectiveMinWidth = 45;
this.navigationButton.effectiveHeight = 45;
this.navigationButton.effectiveMinHeight = 45;
}
}
A:
I don't think it's possible to adjust the size of NavigationButton alone. You must use a Custom Title View, place an Image and align it on the left side to mimic the NavigationButton.
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Interesting Facts about Shawn Koch
Koch family name, ancestry, and history
Wikipedia info
Koch (pronounced in German, although it is often pronounced differently in other countries) is a German surname meaning cook and may refer to: * Bill Koch (skier), cross-country skier * Billy Koch, Major league baseball relief pitcher * Bobby Koch, CEO of the Wine Institute * Carl Koch, (1892–1963)
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Stimulation of endothelial nitric oxide production by homocyst(e)ine.
Hyperhomocyst(e)inemia, characterized by accelerated atherosclerosis, is believed to induce endothelial cell injury and promote atherothrombosis by supporting the generation of hydrogen peroxide. Earlier observations in our laboratory demonstrated that in vitro nitrosation of homocyst(e)ine (HCY) prevents the generation of hydrogen peroxide. We, therefore, hypothesized that stimulating the production of nitric oxide (NO) by endothelial cells would detoxify HCY by forming the corresponding S-nitrosothiol, S-nitroso-homocysteine. In an attempt to prove this hypothesis, media containing 1 mM L-arginine, 1 microM bradykinin, a known NO agonist, and one of the biologically relevant thiols (HCY, cysteine, or glutathione) at concentrations of 0, 0.05, 0.5 and 5.0 mM were incubated with bovine aortic endothelial cells (BAEC) for 0.5, 1 and 4 h. S-nitrosothiol (RSNO) concentrations were measured by photolysis-chemiluminescence. Nitric oxide synthase (eNOS or isoform 3) activity and Nos 3 steady-state mRNA levels were determined by the conversion of [3H]L-arginine to [3H]L-citrulline and Northern analysis, respectively. Results demonstrate that increasing concentrations of HCY, and not cysteine or glutathione, in the presence of bradykinin at 0.5, 1, and 4 h led to significant (P < 0.05 by ANOVA) time- and dose-dependent increases in RSNO produced by BAEC. Cells exposed to 1 microM calcium ionophore A23187 in the presence of 5.0 mM HCY also produced a time-dependent increase in RSNO compared to control (P < 0.05 by ANOVA). In an attempt to determine if de novo synthesis was occurring, BAEC were treated with bradykinin following a 4 h pretreatment with HCY. Pretreatment with HCY followed by stimulation also led to a time- and dose-dependent increase in RSNO production (P < 0.05 by ANOVA). Using high performance liquid chromatography with electrochemical detection, S-nitroso-homocysteine was identified following treatment of BAEC with HCY and bradykinin. The increase in RSNO production in the presence of bradykinin and HCY at 4 h occurred concomitantly with a 78% increase in eNOS activity and a 58% increase in steady-state Nos 3 mRNA, with no change in Nos 3 mRNA half-life, compared to control. A partial explanation for HCY's unique ability to support an increase in NO production was demonstrated by showing that the t1/2 of HCY in media was greater than that of cysteine or glutathione. These data show that, in the presence of an NO agonist, HCY increases RSNO production in a time- and dose-dependent fashion that is reflected by an increase in eNOS activity and Nos 3 transcription. These results suggest that stimulation of endogenous NO, or provision of an exogenous NO donor, may ameliorate endothelial cell injury and thereby decrease the atherothrombotic risk of hyperhomocyst(e)inemic states.
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The gender pay gap requires urgent attention, writes Dr Petra Bueskens. But there is a strong case to be made for the reality that mothers and single mothers should be at the front of the queue.*
Universal basic income – or #UBI – has been gaining traction in recent years as a utopian alternative to the punitive, stigmatising and declining welfare state in neo-liberal societies. The confluence of increased automation, declining wages and under-employment has been seized by the Left as a powerful reason for the establishment of a basic income (although interestingly, the UBI has always had supporters on the Right who want to do away with big government).
For women as mothers, however, the UBI opens up the possibility of a hitherto unseen equality that includes freedom from dependence on a male wage.
What is a basic income?
A basic income is a sum of money sufficient to live on, paid to all citizens unconditionally by the government. Basic income scholar Phillipe Van Parijs defines it as “an income paid by a political community to all its members on an individual basis, without means test or work requirement”.
There are other definitions, including a basic income that operates as a supplement but is insufficient to live on, also called a ‘non-liveable basic income’; a negative income tax whereby all those who earn below a minimum threshold are reimbursed by the government (up to a minimum standard); and basic capital, sometimes referred to as stakeholding, which is a lump sum paid at the onset of adulthood.
I am concerned here with the first definition – that is a regular income paid to all citizens without conditions at a frugal but functional standard. This is also referred to as a Basic Income Guarantee or BIG.
Why a basic income?
UBI research and commentary has gained momentum over the last decade with an increasing focus on the social problems associated with declining employment resulting from automation and digitisation (think tram conductors and bank tellers); the declining welfare state resulting from neoliberal austerity policies – the so-called ‘welfare to workfare’ regimes; and as a result of increasing income disparity in late capitalism.
For example, in Australia over the past 15 years, incomes of the top 10 per cent have grown 13 per cent higher than the bottom 90 per cent, while incomes of the top 1 per cent have grown 42 per cent higher.
Former Greek finance minister and economics professor, Yanis Varoufakis argues, somewhat polemically, that ‘capitalism died in 2008’ and was replaced with what he calls ‘bankruptocracy’– a system in which financialisation trumps labour deflating wages and undermines extant systems of social welfare (or, in other words, the conventional forms of redistributing income).
He notes that the original bargain struck between capital and labour altered after the financial crisis of 2008 and that the working class – a broad term that ultimately includes anyone who works for wages – no longer has the capacity to insure itself, producing a situation of deep economic precarity.
Wage-labourers have, increasingly, to accept the parsimonious terms of capitalism, generating the well-known situation of falling wages (relative to profits), less job-security and a widening income gap. As political theorist Kathi Weeks says, “Today’s ‘jobless recovery’ is perhaps the most obvious sign that the wage system is not working.” While profits are increasing, jobs and wages are not keeping apace and are indeed falling.
This divergence, also referred to as the ‘productivity wedge’, shows the growing gap between productivity and wages (or GDP and wages) and, in turn, the monopolisation of profits by the 10 per cent and, more still, by the 1 per cent. Indeed, one of the defining characteristics of the neo-liberal era has been the divergence between real wages growth and productivity growth.
Automation and digitisation will greatly exacerbate this process in the coming decades leading to further massive job losses.
Australia is no exception to this pattern. According to the Committee for Economic Development Australia (CEDA)’s 2015 research report, Australia’s Future Workforce – somewhat ominously titled with a question mark – we are on the cusp of a ‘very different industrial revolution’.
Indeed, according to CEDA’s Chief Executive Professor Stephen Martin, “More than five million jobs, almost 40 per cent of jobs that exist today, have a moderate to high likelihood of disappearing in the next 10 to 15 years”. While “…in some parts of rural and regional Australia there is a high likelihood of job losses being over 60 per cent”.
UBI is proposed as a utopian alternative to this confluence of technological, economic and social change because it offers a viable alternative for the redistribution of wealth; something the nexus of capitalism, waged labour and the (declining) welfare state is no longer achieving.
Basic income has become a very hot topic over the last year with a number of pilot programs being developed in Finland, the Netherlands, Canada, New Zealand, and California, a referendum in Switzerland, a lengthy parliamentary debate on the topic in France (resulting in this recent report), a parliamentary report in Australia as well as a discussion paper by Australian think-tank the Greens Institute. In a 2016 report titled The Australian productivity commission stated that,
While Australia’s tax and transfer system will continue to play a role in redistributing income, in the longer term, governments may need to evaluate the merits of more radical policies, including policies such as a universal basic income.
What I find interesting immersing myself in the basic income literature – including academic and journalistic articles alike – is the assumption that this precarious access to employment is something new.
Certainly, on a mass scale it is for most (though not all) men and the spectre of middle class professionals losing their jobs – something already happening in fields like journalism and academia and likely in the health sector next – a very significant social and economic change; but for all but the most privileged women this economic precarity is the historical and contemporaneous norm.
While a full-time, well-paid job over a lifetime is the route to economic security, notwithstanding the rhetoric of gender equality, very few women have ever had such jobs.
So, my argument isn’t just that basic income is the only viable macro-economic answer to increasing economic inequality – specifically, the decline of full-time, secure jobs – but that it is a crucial answer to the as yet unresolved issue of gender justice under capitalism.
Basic income and mothers
While I support a UBI for everyone – that is, I support the ‘U’ in ‘UBI’ – why, you may ask, am I singling out mothers in particular?
I think it is important to identify the specificity of mothers in this debate, given both the tendency to ignore the centrality of gender justice and, the extent to which when gender is centred motherhood is glossed over. My view is we need to make the socio-economic impact of becoming a mother and of mothering work explicit.
But first, a word on the ‘standard female biography’: one of the reasons a ‘matricentric feminism’ – to use Andrea O’Reilly’s excellent term – is required is that we can no longer conflate the categories of mother and woman given delayed and declining fertility, and the increasing numbers of childless women.
Women who are not mothers, not-yet mothers, or long past actively mothering dependent children are all in quite different socio-economic positions (although of course the structural effects of mothering last a lifetime). It’s not that gender doesn’t matter; it’s just that motherhood matters more.
Gender Pay Gap slide
We can look at this more demographically variegated landscape by looking at the gender pay gap, and then looking at how motherhood impacts this.
In Australia, women’s full-time wages were 82.8 per cent of men’s, with a wage gap of 17.2 per cent. The gender pay gap has grown over the last decade from 14.9 per cent in 2004, to a record high of 18.8 per cent in February 2015 before falling slightly again in 2016.
As a result women are earning less on average compared to men than they were 20 years ago!
However, this figure is calculated without including overtime and bonuses, which substantially increase men’s wages, or part-time, which substantially decreases women’s wages. In other words, ‘83 cents in the dollar’ substantially overstates wage parity.
When this difference is factored in, the pay gap widens to just over 30 per cent. And in the ‘prime childrearing years’ between ages 35-44, this gap widens to nearly 40 per cent.
A more realistic figure is gained by looking at full-time versus part-time earnings, as well as average male and female earnings directly. Here we see the pay gap more clearly.
For example, in 2016, average weekly earnings were $1,727.40 for male employees and $1,010.20 for female employees (a difference of close to $720 per week). However, most mothers work part-time which exacerbates this pay gap yet again.
If we consider full-time and part-time work, the wage disparity widens further: average weekly full-time earnings were $1,727.40 for full-time male employees and $633.60 for part-time female employees; now we have a gap of over $1100 per week!
Close to half of all Australian women work part-time in 2015-16 – 44 per cent (double the OECD average). However, this figure rises to 62 per cent for mothers with a child under 5, and almost 84 per cent for those with a child under 2.
Close to 40 per cent of all mothers work part-time regardless of the age of the child, while only 25 per cent worked full-time.
The remainder, it needs to be remembered, were out of the workforce altogether. As the ABS put it, “Reflecting the age when women are likely to be having children (and taking a major role in child care), women aged 25-44 years are more than two and a half times as likely as men their age to be out of the labour force.”
Age of youngest child is a key predictor of women’s labour force participation, although it has almost no bearing on men’s labour force participation and when it does it is in the opposite direction: fathers of younger children typically undertake more paid work.
Moreover, a quarter of all female employees work casually and their average weekly earnings were just $471.40.
Think about that – a quarter of all working women earn less than $500 a week! These days that barely covers the rent, let alone food, bills, educational and commuting costs.
Occupational segregation and motherhood wage penalties also kick in to this mix. If we look at labour force participation we see that coupled mothers have higher rates of participation than single mothers given the additional support they receive with childcare and income.
As the government report, ‘Parenting, Work and the Gender Pay Gap’ points out,
Economists have reported that raising children accounts for a 17 per cent loss in lifetime wages for women. Many women move into ‘mother-friendly’ occupations when they have children. These occupations may be lower-paid than the work a mother may have done prior to having a child, and often do not reflect the woman’s abilities, education level or work experience (‘human capital’).
Given the average full-time male wage is significantly higher than the average female wage and, moreover, that women carry the overwhelming share of unpaid care and domestic work and thus typically work part-time in their key childrearing years – and, we should add, fully a quarter do not work at all! – this is not simply a matter of two incomes being better than one (which is of course true), it is that access to a share of male monopolised wealth – that is, to put in in stark terms, access to a husband – is essential for mothers to avoid poverty.
I’m not talking about the small number of high-earning, professional mothers, but the great majority of women. In broad terms, the closer we are to mothering dependent children, including especially infants and pre-schoolers, and the further we are from access to a male wage, the poorer we are as women.
Never married single mothers with dependent children are the worst off and it moves progressively from there with young, educated, urban, never-married, childless women in fact outstripping average male wages. This contrast gives us a sense of the variegated nature of women’s socio-economic position and again highlights that mothers are a distinct group and, more fundamentally, that the life course transitions of marriage and motherhood continue to negatively affect women’s (independent) socio-economic status.
As a recent government report, Parenting, Work and the Gender Pay Gap put it,
Women’s disjointed career trajectories are mirrored in the way the gender pay gap changes over the life course.
The gender pay gap exists from first entry to the workforce and increases substantially during the years of childbirth and childrearing, a time when many women have reduced their engagement with paid employment to take on family care work.
The gap then stabilises and narrows slightly from mid-life, when many women increase their paid work and sometimes develop new careers after their children have grown up. The pay gap narrows further in the years leading up to retirement with a substantial drop during retirement when men’s income is usually reduced.
So, often when we’re talking about women’s lower labour force participation and lower earnings, we’re actually talking about mothers’ lower labour force participation and lower earnings and, more specifically again, we’re talking about mothers with dependent children; although the lasting effects of caring labour means women across the spectrum have reduced earnings, assets and retirement savings if they have mothered.
To highlight this point, Australian sociologist and time use scholar Professor Lyn Craig has shown that many of the socio-economic disadvantages affecting women are, in fact, specific to mothers. As she says,
An implication of this is that the marker of the most extreme difference in life opportunities between men and women may not be gender itself, but gender combined with parenthood. That is, childless women may experience less inequity than women who become mothers.
Another important reason we need to differentiate mothers from women is that over the last 40 years, the standard female biography has changed significantly. Whereas once adulthood was by and large synonymous with marriage and motherhood for women, on average women now have a long stretch of adulthood – from the late teens to around age 30 – before they have a first child.
For educated and/or unpartnered women the birth of a first child is often later again into the 30s, and sometimes up to age 40. Moreover, while only around 10 per cent of women did not become mothers in the mid and later twentieth century, this has now risen to 24 per cent. So, not all women are mothers, and many women experience a large chunk of adulthood before they become mothers and after they are actively mothering dependent children.
So, to clarify my point, there are structural and individual injustices that are specific to mothering dependent children including an unequal division of domestic labour, unequal access to jobs given the unpaid work load at home, employment built on an implicit breadwinner model that is incompatible with parenting (including school hours, school holidays, sick kids and the like), discrimination in the workplace and, in the event of unemployment and/or divorce, an increasingly punitive welfare state and a high risk of poverty.
Single mothers and their children make up the bulk of those under the poverty line in the western world. In Australia, of all family groups, single parents constitute the largest single group of those living in poverty (proportionally).
Marriage is no longer the safety net (or gilded cage) it once was, with just over 30 per cent of marriages ending in divorce in Australia and predicted to rise to 45 per cent in the coming decades.
Additionally fewer people are entering into marriages and cohabiting relationships have even higher rate of relational breakdown than marriages.
This means a large and growing number of women who are mothering children – the next generation no less – are caught in this literal economic no-man’s land without adequate access to waged employment, a breadwinner husband or welfare. I am not suggesting that access to a husband is a right; I am suggesting that the liberal dissolution of the institution of marriage has not been followed with any viable economic alternatives.
Mothers undertake the bulk of unpaid care work, without which our society would cease to function. To turn this around: is it acceptable that as a society we free-load on this care?
Mothers’ economic autonomy – that is the very foundation of their citizenship and their liberty – is undermined by the extant intersection of the institutions of marriage, employment and welfare. It is on this basis that I am identifying mothers, and more still single mothers, as a specific socio-economic and political group in urgent need of basic income. This is a human rights crisis given that lone parent families are one of the fastest growing family forms in western societies and, moreover, that women head 80-90 per cent of these families.
Unlike the contemporary issues put forward for basic income – namely, mass unemployment from automation and digitisation – the issues facing mothers are not new.
Indeed they have been with us since the very inception of capitalism and the waged-labour system. Moreover, they are among the most compelling given that women and their dependents comprise the majority of the poor.
With the liberalisation of markets and marriage, a large and growing body of women and children are being left out of the social contract. Basic income is the critical policy answer to this problem.
* An edited version of this article was presented at the recent People, Place and Privilege conference 2017.
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First Night (2010)
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Adam is a rich industrialist, who aspires to a more cultured world. Spurred on by playful jibes that he is little more than a city suit living the capitalist's dream, this frustrated amateur opera singer decides to throw an opera in his lavish country retreat. Once his friends see him belting out the notes, he feels sure it will spell the end to their shallow taunts. In fact, it might even help him win the hand of a female conductor he has been pursuing whom - it just so happens - is the first to be recruited for his showpiece.
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A case of a FilmArray® ME false negative in meningococcal meningitis.
The FilmArray® meningitis/encephalitis panel detects the 14 most frequent pathogens causing meningitis and/or encephalitis. The cases of FilmArray´s false negative in bacterial meningitis are rarely described in the literature. We are reporting a case of a false negative FilmArray® result for N. meningitidis and how we managed to overcome this situation.
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A biomarker is a measurable characteristic that reflects the severity or presence of or is associated with some disease state and that can be used as an indicator of a particular disease state or some other physiological state of an organism. Biomarkers can be specific cells, molecules, genes, gene products, enzymes, receptors, mutated versions of any of these cellular elements or hormones that can be used to identify and/or measure the presence or progress of disease state, such as a particular cancer or tumor. Further, it is well known that tumors and cancers can express a set of tumor biomarkers that can be used to identify the presence of or measure the progress of or the effects of treatment on the tumor or cancer.
Despite the abundant use of biomarkers for diagnosing disease and monitoring progression of the same, there remains a need for developing therapeutic approaches that make use of this information to specifically target biomarkers expressed by the disease that are directly associated with the proliferation or existence of the diseased state and subsequent deterioration of a subject's overall health
Listeria monocytogenes (Lm) is an intracellular pathogen that primarily infects antigen presenting cells and has adapted for life in the cytoplasm of these cells. Listeria monocytogenes and a protein it produces named listeriolysin O (LLO) have strong adjuvant properties that unlike the majority of adjuvants used for cellular based immunotherapies, can be administered after providing an antigen specific treatment or can be used to itself provide antigen-specific treatment when fusing an antigen of interest to an adjuvant protein expressed by the Listeria, such as LLO or an ActA protein.
The present invention addresses this need by providing a combinatorial, multi-target immunotherapeutic approach wherein individual compositions each comprising a recombinant Listeria-strain expressing a different disease-associated antigen than a counterpart Listeria present in a separate composition, are administered separately to a subject having a disease, or the compositions are administered in combination as single bolus administration. The present invention further addresses this need by providing a predetermined number disease-associated antigens or fragments thereof by using a recombinant Listeria expressing at least one fusion protein comprising the antigen fused to an immunogenic Listeria peptide such as an N-terminal LLO, truncated LLO, an ActA protein fragment, or a PEST peptide. Use of such compositions will allow diseases, including tumors, cancers, or others having sub-populations of diseased cells expressing more than one biomarker to be successfully treated.
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Stadt plant eine neue Eishalle für Nürnberg
Flächen in der Arena am Stadion reichen nicht mehr aus - 03.08.2018 05:31 Uhr
NÜRNBERG - Im Nürnberger Süden soll eine neue Eisarena mit drei Flächen entstehen. Gespräche zwischen der Stadt und der Arena Nürnberger Versicherung laufen bereits. Der Arena-Chef aber bremst die Erwartungen noch.
Volle Zuschauerränge haben die Ice Tigers vergangene Saison öfter erlebt. Aber auch das Eis selber ist gut besucht, so gut, dass die Arena den Bedarf an Eiszeit in der Stadt nicht mehr stemmen kann. © Foto: Sportfoto Wolfgang Zink / ThHa
Volle Zuschauerränge haben die Ice Tigers vergangene Saison öfter erlebt. Aber auch das Eis selber ist gut besucht, so gut, dass die Arena den Bedarf an Eiszeit in der Stadt nicht mehr stemmen kann. Foto: Foto: Sportfoto Wolfgang Zink / ThHa
Jürgen Fottner rechnet. Beziehungsweise lässt der Geschäftsführer der Arena Nürnberger Versicherung rechnen. Aktuell sind seine Mitarbeiter beziehungsweise die des Neumarkter Bauunternehmens Bögl, zu dem die Arena gehört, am Kalkulieren. Es geht um eine neue Amateur-Eishalle und um eine Multifunktionsarena. Beides war vor Jahren schon Thema, direkt neben dem Stadion, als "Arena neben der Arena". Damals die Überlegung: eine Eishalle im ersten Stock, darunter eine kleinere Halle für Konzerte, aber auch für Ballsport.
Schon damals sagte Jürgen Fottner gegenüber den Nürnberger Nachrichten: "Max Bögl kann das bauen. Die Frage aber ist: Rechnet es sich?" Das Ergebnis zeigt sich auch durch die drei Jahre, die seitdem vergangen sind: Es rechnet sich nicht, "der Aufwand wäre zu groß".
Die Nachfrage aber ist da: Die Arena platzt aus allen Nähten, wenn es um Eiszeit geht, weiß Fottner. Die Stadt, mit der man beim Arena-Bau eine feste Anzahl an Stunden für Schulen und öffentlichen Eislauf ausgemacht hat, benötigt inzwischen viel mehr, auch die Vereine fragen immer wieder nach. "Wir können aber nicht mehr Eis zur Verfügung stellen."
Zuzug aus dem Osten
Tatsächlich hat sich der Eisbedarf für Vereine, Schulen und öffentlichen Eislauf in den vergangenen 17 Jahren verdoppelt, "der Zuzug von Menschen aus östlichen Ländern macht sich hier bemerkbar", sagt Sportbürgermeister Klemens Gsell. Seit Jahren beobachtet er, dass es vor allem in den in diesen Ländern beliebten Sportarten Eiskunstlauf und Eishockey "deutlich mehr Talente" gibt. Das spürt auch der EHC 80, der Stammverein der Thomas Sabo Ice Tigers. Vor ein paar Monaten ist die U19, die sich "Young Ice Tigers" nennt, erstmals in die DNL, die Nachwuchs-Bundesliga aufgestiegen. Es war der vorläufige Höhepunkt eines Konzeptes, das André Dietzsch maßgeblich entwickelt hat.
Tagsüber kümmert er sich als Torwarttrainer um Niklas Treutle und Andreas Jenike, nachmittags als sportlicher Leiter um die Zukunft des Nachwuchses. Doch der stößt in Nürnberg seit Jahren an seine Grenzen, "es gibt einfach zu wenig Eis", sagt Dietzsch – und denkt da an die Konkurrenz aus Mannheim oder Berlin, die seit vielen Jahren erfolgreiche Jugendarbeit machen. "Es ist in unserem Interesse, dass sich etwas tut", sagt Dietzsch, schließlich wollen die Ice Tigers irgendwann einmal zu den anderen großen Klubs in Deutschland aufschließen. Zudem ist die Arena derzeit eben auch bei Hobbysportlern und Privatmannschaften beliebt – zu beliebt, um allen gerecht zu werden.
Eine Amateureishalle für Nürnberg
Darum denkt die Stadt laut darüber nach, eine Amateureishalle zu bauen. Als Standort soll laut Informationen der Nürnberger Nachrichten eine bisherige Brachfläche in der Nähe des Bundesamts für Migration und Flüchtlinge im Gespräch sein, in den nächsten Monaten sollen "städtebauliche Rahmendaten erarbeitet" werden. Sportbürgermeister Klemens Gsell will nicht ins Detail gehen, sagt aber immerhin: "Ja, die Halle ist im Bereich Nürnberg-Süd mit Nähe zum Ring vorgesehen."
Drei Eisflächen sind derzeit im Gespräch, eine Zahl, die auch den erfahrenen Eishockey-Funktionär André Dietzsch zufriedenstellen würde. "Das wäre ein riesiger Schritt", sagt er, derzeit müssen sich ja auch die Profis der Ice Tigers noch die große Arena und die Nebenhalle mit Veranstaltern teilen. "Wenn Apassionata ist, können wir eine Woche nicht aufs Eis", so Dietzsch.
Bislang sieht man Patrick Reimer und seine Kollegen dann in der kleinen Eishalle trainieren, das soll mit der neuen Halle aber endgültig der Vergangenheit angehören. Laut Dietzsch wollen auch die Ice Tigers einmal in der neuen Eishalle in der Nähe des Rings trainieren.
Was ist auf dem Grundstück machbar?
Einen Verlust des Heimvorteils sieht er deshalb nicht. "Die Eisbären Berlin trainieren auch im Wellblechpalast, ihrem alten Stadion, und spielen dann in ihrer Arena." Und was passiert dann mit der Nebenhalle der Nürnberger Arena? Die könnte, findet Sportbürgermeister Gsell, "für Multifunktionen inklusive Ballsportarten verwendet werden".
Deshalb ist die Arena beziehungsweise Bögl nun in die Vorplanung des Projekts eingestiegen. Es wird wieder gerechnet, schließlich "gibt es auch für so eine Eishalle, wo auch Wettkämpfe stattfinden, eine eigene DIN-Norm". Also müssen die Kabinen die richtige Größe haben, auch Schiedsrichter-Kabinen in entsprechender Anzahl vorhanden sein.
Außerdem will die Arena schauen: Was ist auf dem Grundstück machbar, welche Kosten fallen an und: "Wer zahlt?", fragt Arena-Chef Fottner. Fest steht für ihn nur, "dass wenn dann wir eine solche Halle bauen und betreiben". Mit einem Ergebnis in Sachen Vorplanung rechnet Jürgen Fottner bis Ende des Jahres.
Timo Schickler und Michael Fischer
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A young woman shares her experience of being harassed by an Uber driver on her way to an abortion clinic. (Photo: Getty Images)
A 20-year-old college student’s Reddit post about “the worst, most backwards day” of her life is gaining traction online after she recounted how she was dropped on the side of the road by an Uber driver who disagreed with her decision to get an abortion.
Claire Montgomery, a pseudonym, was faced with a difficult decision after finding out that she was pregnant in March. The college sophomore at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, tells Yahoo Lifestyle that she was talking to her boyfriend, who attends school in North Carolina, about how her period had been about a week late. And although she had put aside the anxiety of possibly being pregnant because she had previously taken Plan B, an emergency contraception pill, she took a pregnancy test and realized that what she feared had come true.
“The minute I saw that the test was positive I called my boyfriend, hysterical, and told him the news,” Montgomery says. “I cried for the rest of the weekend and stayed in bed. I didn’t go outside unless I absolutely had to. I shut down.”
The student explains that she felt that she couldn’t confide in anybody at school about the pregnancy or her decision to get an abortion because it wasn’t “an appropriate or proportional response to innocent small talk” taking place on campus or in class. Montgomery also felt uncomfortable about unnecessarily burdening other people with her “personal problems.”
Montgomery faced more discomfort, however, when she turned to Uber for a ride to a doctor’s appointment on March 21, where she was going for a non-surgical medical abortion by herself.
“The minute I got into the car, there was inexplicable tension. My driver didn’t greet me or confirm my name or the destination; he was just silent. After a few minutes, he asked if we were going to a Planned Parenthood,” she says. “I was confused about why he would ask me this, considering there was nothing in the address I put in that would suggest it was a Planned Parenthood or even near one. I said, ‘No, I’m just going to a doctor’s appointment.’ A few more minutes of uncomfortable silence passed. Then he asked, ‘Are... are we going to an abortion clinic?’ I was dumbfounded.”
Montgomery admits that tears immediately came to her eyes, and she felt like her heart had stopped beating.
“All the embarrassment and shame I had been feeling the last week or so rose to the surface,” she says. “I looked at him pleadingly, silently begging him to stop.”
The driver, identified only by Montgomery as Scott, continued to press her for information before describing the procedure to her in detail.
“I know it’s none of my business, but you’re going to regret this for the rest of your life,” he allegedly told her. “There’s so much they don’t tell you. You’re making a mistake.”
Montgomery checked the map on her phone in the moments that she had service, as they were driving through a rural area just outside of Ithaca. The ride would still be another 35 minutes when the driver suddenly pulled over near a small gas station and antiques shop on Route 38 and told Montgomery that he couldn’t take her any farther.
The young woman says that despite the sudden end to her ride, she thanked him as she got out of the car on the side of a road in Upstate New York.
“I was scared and I felt more alone than I had ever felt,” she says.
But she was still set on finding a way to her appointment.
“I took refuge on the porch of the antiques shop and called my parents, each three times. No answer. I called my boyfriend, who I had been texting throughout this whole ordeal, and he picked up on the first ring. Through my heaves and sobs I managed to tell him the situation,” she recalls. “As I called the three cab companies closest to me, my Uber driver waited 10 feet away, probably expecting me to go back to Ithaca with him. After about 15 minutes, he asked me once more if I wanted him to drive me back. Firmly, I said no thank you. He drove away, and about 15 minutes later a cab came.”
Montgomery paid $120 for a cab that took her the remaining half-hour of the drive. When she got to the clinic an hour after her appointment time, she felt “incredible relief” to be in the company of doctors who treated her with dignity and respect. She admits that her ride home was also uncomfortable, but she didn’t feel unsafe as she had during the Uber ride prior.
“I debated sticking up for myself, justifying my choice to get an abortion with my young age or my inability to provide for this child financially had I brought it to term, but I knew I shouldn't have to justify my choices to anyone, least of all my Uber driver,” she says. “Was responding to this man’s harassment potentially worth my life? Would my responding actually change anything, or deescalate the situation? Maybe, but to me, it wasn’t worth the risk.”
For a split second, Montgomery says she even considered exiting the vehicle while it was in motion, thinking that even a life-threatening injury was preferable to being in the car.
But Montgomery opted to not take action in that moment, which she notes “is a decision I’ll always regret.” Once she was home though, she reported Scott to Uber and filed a police report with the Ithaca Police Department.
“The officer I met with who filed the report was very sympathetic, but he insisted that nothing criminal had actually occurred,” she explains. “Uber comped my ride, and after telling them I filed a police report against the driver, a representative immediately got in touch with me and apologized for my experience on Uber’s behalf. He said they would launch an investigation, during which Scott’s account would be suspended, so he’d be unable to pick up riders. Within a few days, the representative said Scott was permanently banned from the app.”
Uber confirmed to Yahoo Lifestyle that the driver was removed from the service as his actions violated the company’s community guidelines. Montgomery says it was a small price for Scott to pay.
“Sometimes I think of Scott going home to his family and feeling like a hero for what he did. A job driving for Uber is a small price to pay for a misguided attempt at saving a life, right? I imagine his colleagues at his main job (if he has one) patting him on the back, congratulating him for his courageous decision to leave a 20-year-old pregnant girl on the side of the road, alone, in March, with no way back home except with him, in the back of the car he just expelled her from,” she says. “He’ll never understand the ramifications of his actions. He’ll never know the pain he caused. He’ll never pay for what he did in the way that I’ve paid for it, emotionally and psychologically.”
To help with the emotional pain, Montgomery turned to Reddit, where she shared her story and received more than 3,500 responses — most of which she says were positive. Now, nearly a month after that fateful day, she said that Reddit played a part in her healing.
“Writing about it felt akin to writing in a diary; I was rushing to get it all on the page, and writing it down helped me to process it,” Montgomery says. “Reddit was an unbelievable comfort and resource, and I’m not sure what I would have done without it.”
Montgomery has since taken to the legal advice subreddit, where she’s looking for guidance on how to pursue further legal action.
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[Fetal plasma erythropoietin concentration during intrauterine transfusion therapy in isoimmunohemolytic anemia due to rhesus incompatibility].
Prenatal plasma concentrations of erythropoietin in fetuses with Rh disease should contribute information to the clinical course and therapeutic control of this disease. Fetal plasma erythropoietin (Epo) and haemoglobin (Hb) concentrations were measured in 145 umbilical venous blood samples of 30 fetuses with Rh disease at 20 to 38 weeks' gestation. Both Epo and Hb concentrations were independent of the gestational age in red blood cell-isoimmunised pregnancies. The Hb concentration correlated significantly with Epo concentration without intrauterine transfusion (IUT) (r = -0.519, p = 0.005) and after IUT (i = -0.212, p = 0.01). A haemoglobin deficit of 3 g/dl at 20 weeks' gestation increased to 6 g/dl at 38 weeks' gestation in spite of IUT (p = -0.354, p < 0.001). Even with IUT, Epo concentrations increase with gestational age during these pregnancies. This is due to increasing Hb deficits indicating fetal hypoxia which might be prevented by increasing volumes of transfusion.
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McPherson Opera House
McPherson Opera House is an historic opera building at 221 South Main Street in McPherson, Kansas.
The house was built in 1888, opened in 1889 and added to the National Historic Register in 1972.
References
External links
McPherson Opera House website
Category:Buildings and structures in McPherson County, Kansas
Category:Theatres in Kansas
Category:Theatres on the National Register of Historic Places in Kansas
Category:Music venues completed in 1889
Category:Opera houses in Kansas
Category:Theatres completed in 1889
Category:National Register of Historic Places in McPherson County, Kansas
Category:Opera houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Kansas
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Q:
How to change the order of Jquery in the footer of my theme?
At the top of my functions.php is this code:
function load_theme_scripts() {
// Load stylesheets.
wp_enqueue_style('bootstrap', get_template_directory_uri() . '/css/bootstrap.min.css', array(), '3.3.5');
// Load our main stylesheet.
wp_enqueue_style('infosec conferences', get_stylesheet_uri(), array(), '1.0');
//Load scripts
wp_enqueue_script('jquery-2', get_template_directory_uri() . '/js/jquery-2.1.1.min.js', array(), '2.1.1', false); // was set to false
wp_enqueue_script('bootstrap', get_template_directory_uri() . '/js/bootstrap.min.js', array(), '20160101', true);
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'load_theme_scripts');
So - if you look at the code jquery is loaded in the theme and, if I change the variable to 'true' then the script is loaded to the footer. The problem is that if I do set it to ''true' WordPress places the jquery script to the absolute bottom of the folder (i.e. the last script to be loaded).
I need it to be above the rest of my Javascript...
The other Javascript is loaded like this:
function Javascript123() {
if ( is_page_template( array('template-name.php'))){
?>
<script type="text/javascript"> XXX </script>
<?php
}
}
add_action( 'wp_footer', 'Javascript123' );
My question is - how do I make either the above Script be at the absolute bottom (next to < /body> or how do I make the Jquery order to my preference? Thanks for all direction.
A:
Understand wp_enqueue's dependencies parameter
You need to ensure the other script depends on jQuery being ready before it loads. Checking the wp_enqueue usage example:
<?php wp_enqueue_script( $handle, $src, $deps, $ver, $in_footer ); ?>
It is $deps (dependencies) that we can utilise for this purpose.
Properly enqueue the second script, and leverage that parameter
Secondly you should use the enqueue function to conditionally load the second script:
if ( is_page_template( array('template-name.php'))){
wp_register_script('xxx', '/path/to/script/xxx.js', array('jquery'),'1.0',true);
wp_enqueue_script('xxx');
}
Notice the array('jquery') which stops this script loading before jQuery is ready.
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自民党の山東昭子元参院副議長が7月28日、国会内で記者団に「（犯罪者を監視するために）全地球測位システム（GPS）を利用するなど、きちんとした法律を作っておくべきではないか」と述べたことが報じられ、波紋を広げている。
発言は、相模原市の障害者施設での刺殺事件を受けてのものだ。犯罪を予告した人物や、再犯率が高い性犯罪の前科がある者に対応できる法整備の必要性を説いた。
「犯罪者をGPSで監視せよ」というテーマは、奇しくも今年の司法試験の論文式試験で、憲法の問題として出題されている。犯罪の前科がある人物などをGPSによって監視する仕組みを実現しようとした場合、憲法上の問題になるということだろうか。秋山直人弁護士に聞いた。
●「プライバシー権」の侵害にあたるのか？
「犯罪を予告した人物」や、「性犯罪の前科を有する者」の行動をGPSで監視するための法整備の議論が出ているとのことですが、まず、犯罪を予告した場合、例えば、「●月●日、●●施設で大量殺人を敢行する」などと予告すれば、それ自体が威力業務妨害罪等の犯罪に該当することが多いです。一方、犯罪を予告した人物に、それだけでただちにGPSを付けて監視するというのは、想定し難い議論です。
むしろ、相模原市の障害者施設での刺殺事件が、被疑者の措置入院が終了して約4か月後に起きた事件であることから、今回の事件のように、措置入院後に社会に戻った精神障害者に対して、GPSの装着を義務付け、その行動を監視できないかといった提案が想定されているのではないかと思います。
また、性犯罪の前科を有する者の服役後に、再犯防止のために、GPSを装着させてその行動を警察等が監視し、例えば対象者が学校、公園の周辺にいるような場合に警察官がその行動を警戒するといったことも想定されているのだろうと思います。
そのような議論において法的に最も問題になるのは、憲法13条で保障されている「プライバシー権」の侵害です。憲法13条は、国民の私生活上の自由が公権力の行使に対しても保護されるべきことを規定しており、個人の私生活上の自由の一つとして、何人も、個人に関する情報をみだりに第三者に開示又は公表されない自由を有するものとされています（最高裁平成20年3月6日判決／住基ネット事件）。
憲法で保障されている人権を、法律等をもって制約することが許されるかどうか（違憲とならないか）は、立法目的と規制手段の両面から検討することが必要と考えられています。
●「犯罪の再発防止」という目的自体は重要だが…
GPS装着の立法目的については、今回のような痛ましい事件を防止し、社会の安全を確保する、性犯罪の再発を防止するといったものであり、重要と考えられます。
しかし、規制手段として、いきなり「GPSでの監視」というのは、短絡的であるように思います。
GPSの装着が義務付けられるとなると、対象者は、日常生活・社会生活の中で、いつ、どこにいるか、その所在を常時公権力に把握され、監視されることになります。四六時中動向を見張られているというのは、極めて大きな精神的ストレスとなるでしょうし、その行動の自由にも大きな萎縮的効果をもたらすでしょう。「こんなところにいったら警察に疑われるかもしれない」と考えて、自由に行動することができなくなるでしょう。
こうしたGPSによる所在の常時監視は、プライバシー権の侵害の度合いが大きく、実質的にみて新たな刑罰を課すことにも近いように思います。
憲法上の人権の重要性から、立法目的が重要であっても、より人権の制約の程度が低い、他の手段はないかを検討する必要があると考えられます。
今回のケースでは、措置入院終了後のフォローアップ体制が何もなかったことが問題となっています。現行の精神保健・精神障害者福祉法では、「措置入院を継続しなくても、精神障害のために自身を傷つけ又は他人に害を及ぼすおそれがない」と認められた場合には、ただちに退院させなければならないとされていますが、退院後も一定期間の通院を義務付けたり、退院後も公的機関が連携して、対象者の援助体制をつくる制度改正が考えられ、その方が対象者の人権を制約する程度は低いように思われます。
性犯罪についても、服役後に、医療機関・自助グループ等によるカウンセリングプログラムの受講を義務付け、再犯防止のために、対象者自らに考え方・行動パターンの方向修正を促すといったやり方の方が、再発防止の実効性もあり、人権を制約する程度も低いのではないでしょうか。
このように、立法目的が重要であっても、より人権の制約の程度が低い手段が他に存在すると言えるので、GPS装着という規制手段は、必要な限度を超えたプライバシー権の侵害であり、違憲と考えられます。
（弁護士ドットコムニュース）
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I Don't Believe You
"I Don't Believe You" is a song by American recording artist Pink. It was released as the sixth single from her fifth studio album, Funhouse.
Background
"I Don't Believe You" is set in common time and played in the key of A-flat major. The guitar and piano are used for the background music, while Pink's voice follows the A♭ —Fm7—Cm—D♭—A♭ chord progression. Pink explained on her website that, lyrically, the song is about pleading for reconciliation, and is her favourite song from Funhouse "because it's just so naked. It's like taking a deep breathe and saying, 'Here I am. Take me. Take your best shot'." She went on to explain that:"The first thing that comes to my mind with I Don't Believe You is me standing in the vocal booth listening... Actually in the control room listening to this song, tears running down my face, just like 'fuck, really?' It's the vulnerable weak side of me that I don't let out very often. And it's [sighs], yeah it's that song. And I love it, I love it. I just love it, it's very near and dear to me."
Reception
Critical reception
Jonathan Keefe from Slant Magazine praised the song, notably its sparse electric guitar riff and Pink's "phenomenal vocal turn that is both vulnerable and accusatory", while New York Times reporter Jon Caramanica claimed "I Don't Believe You" swells like a classic soul ballad, as Pink pleads for a lover to reconsider walking away. On another side, Christian Hoard of Rolling Stone magazine gave a negative review, claiming the song is a "goopy ballad", which makes the singer sound like "just another big-voiced chart-buster", and that she has shown more personality on previous singles.
Chart performance
"I Don't Believe You" is Pink's single with the lowest peak in the United Kingdom. It failed to reach the top forty due to physical single was cancelled. In the U.S. & Canada, the track has sold around 115,000+ in digital downloads, but failed to chart on the Billboard Hot 100, making I Don't Believe You her only single from Funhouse not to have higher charting. In Australia, the song reached number twenty-three on the sales chart and was the number-one most added track to the radio on its debut week of release. In the Europe, "I Don't Believe You" reached top forty in most countries with its highest peak in Portugal, where the song reached number one.
Music video
The music video for "I Don't Believe You", directed by Sophie Muller, was shot in September 2009 in Los Angeles, California. The music video premiered on October 2009. The video is in black and white, it features Pink in the wedding dress she wore to her actual wedding to Carey Hart in 2006, and a diamond encrusted wedding gown as she searches for her lover, to no avail. Scenes include her lying down in the dress, rollerblading around what appears to be the inside of a church (The Los Angeles Theater), singing to an empty wedding dining room, crying over an empty wedding album and singing to herself in front of the mirror.
Live performances
On September 16, 2009 Pink performed "I Don't Believe You" along with "Funhouse" on Jimmy Kimmel Live! She also performed the song on February 5, 2010 on The Oprah Winfrey Show. The song was also performed on the Funhouse Tour.
Track listing
CD single
"I Don't Believe You" (Main) — 4:35
"I Don't Believe You" — 4:23
Charts
Weekly charts
Certifications
Release history
References
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Heros and Heroines
Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Jim Wright - C4I - Call 4 Investigation - BEACON 37 !!
In Congress, July 4, 1776.
The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America, When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to (1) dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to (2) assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should (3) declare the causes which impel them to the separation.
(It is BECAUSE)We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.--That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness. . . . (Continued at https://www.archives.gov/founding-docs/declaration-transcript.)
Thursday, September 22, 2016
Entire 16 Months of UNREBUTTED AFFIDAVITS and TREASON EVIDENCE against state and federal "actors" is SUMMARILY DISMISSED under color of law
Howdy Ya'll:
Again I say, "When given any opportunity to do the wrong thing, these
members of the State BAR of Michigan, will commit treason each time."
This recent dismissal of my entire case - as well as the 14 "joinder"
cases filed against the $100 BILLION insurance
policy that Wayne County had with AIG insurance conglomerate - was
dismissed in its entirety....summarily, and without "litigation of the
merits" of my filings or UNREBUTTED AFFIDAVITS.
Note that this was done in trickery, in that I have evidence that my
CRIME REPORTS arrived to the federal "court" PRIOR TO the "court order",
which was digitally signed by the 92-year old "judge" Avern Cohn last
Monday 9/12/16....and that my "official CRIME
REPORTS" were held off on time-stamping until Tuesday.
The links to these documents for download are below; while the attachment contains both also for your reference and forwarding:
In any event, the proof is in the pudding that the domestic terrorists
running the "United States District Court" in Detroit have received my
eleven (11) "Criminal Complaints" and that it is a judge's DUTY to
investigate these reports (and sign the bottom line
of these criminal reports rather than to dismiss the case summarily
without the jury that was demanded of an Article III Court of Record).
Monday, June 1, 2015
Court Watcher David Schied's Update
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Please click on the link below for the latest, and most important to date, of my RICO Busters videos. It is the best I've done by way of production quality and conciseness of content, given the breadth of time being referenced. It shows the "smoking guns" against both local (Wayne County) corruption, and corruption at the State level, demonstrating how crimes at the local government level are being covered up, aided-and-abetted by the office of the Michigan Attorney General(s) Bill Schuette (and Mike Cox).
The video begins with my recent (May 2015) request for 5 minutes before a Judicial Committee of the Michigan Legislature on my statements against a bill proposed by the senate for people convicted of "contempt of court" to be also required to pay for their own prosecution and incarceration. My position was that the bill took no consideration for the "conduct" of the judge or the conditions under which "convictions" are levied (or in the recent case of a "chief" judge's son, a state senator, being arrested AGAIN for a felony offense the likelihood of a "conviction", might never be "convicted").
The video addresses the legislative committee "chair's" open impatience and contempt for me as I attempted to deliver unrehearsed testimony about a tyrannical personal experience in my life leading summarily to a "conviction," for which the senate bill before the House would cause me to also be liable for the "conduct" of the judge leading to my being kidnapped and subject to a 30-day false imprisonment in 2012 without bond or any form of due process.
The video then supposes what might have been said - and indeed WILL make up for what was denied to me for being said by that committee chair - in providing much more insight about the character of the judge and those under employ of the Michigan attorney general, that not only provides confidence to local government that they can continue to get away with racketeering and corruption, but provides We The People with the "smoking gun" of the Michigan Attorney General's and the Michigan Supreme Court's "pattern and practice" that clearly shows that the "first shot" was shot long ago, giving reason for "reactionaries" like me to consider myself to already be in a war with a "foreign government" on American soil.
Please watch the video in its entirety (and access my 2015-05-21 District Court filing Prima Facea Filing). Just when you think you've seen enough, I present even more damning evidence against the criminal perpetrators. This is not circumstantial evidence, but direct evidence of assault in the form of racketeering and treason against not only me but others as well. I am sure you will agree and want to help me to make this video go viral. Your feedback to me will also be appreciated. Thank you. I'll hope to see you all on the battlefield.
Why Would the FBI be Calling on Me to Ask if I Know Anyone Who is Organizing Independent Common Law Grand Juries?
This
past Thursday, February 16 (2014), the FBI came calling to my doorstep. This is
a home that I have been leasing for less than two years, where I have few
visitors and never answer to unexpected knocks at the door, and at where I get
no important mail since I have used a post office box for numerous years. When
I looked out of the window, I caught an angle on two huge guys at my front
door. Just five minutes earlier I had just finished a phone confirmation that I
would be leaving soon for a meeting with someone for further media planning on
exposing government corruption throughout Michigan. Since my son was home from
school with a head cold, I asked him to talk through the door to find out who
the men were and what they wanted. It was FBI Agent John Brand, and he asked
that I call him back at his Detroit area office phone number.
About 10 minutes after these FBI agents left my
driveway, I left for my meeting with a prospective media sponsor from the
northern section of the state, who is a man with resources and a commitment
using them to support a newly organizing media network of alternative Internet
print, podcast radio, and digital television designed to expose Michigan
government corruption.He lives not far
from former Michigan Supreme Court “Chief” Justice – turned-whistle-blower – Elizabeth
Weaver.She had resigned from the
Michigan Supreme Court in 2010 with a press conference announcing an
exceedingly level of corruption at Michigan’s highest levels of judicial
administration.
I
have had many hours of phone conferencing with Justice Weaver, and she is truly engaged in advocacy for judicial
reforms. Last year in 2013, she published her memoirs – including notes on
secretly recorded closed meetings and behind-the-scenes actions of the Michigan
Supreme Court covering a couple of decades of political maneuvering and high-profile
decision-making between judicial and executive branches – exposing extraordinary
levels of government corruption and what amounts to treason against the People
of Michigan by judges of the Michigan Supreme Court, and by those employed as
the State Court Administrator, by the Michigan Attorney General and his staff,
and by the Michigan Governor. The 2-inch thick book with 765 pages is being
sold by Justice Weaver at no profit for less than $20 in a mere attempt to
expose the corruption to the public. Her book is titled, Judicial Deceit: Tyranny and
Unnecessary Secrecy at the Michigan Supreme Court.
So what did FBI Agent John Brand want to talk
with me about? I telephoned Agent Brand upon my return home from a very
productive media planning meeting. In short time, he revealed his awareness of
the suicide six months ago of my dear friend and one of Michigan’s most
dedicated activists, Trish
Kraus, who he claimed had networked connections to others that had caught
the attention of the FBI that might be associated with the formation of grand juries that were “unauthorized by the courts.” Agent Brand
also admitted that it was Trish Kraus’ estranged former husband who, in
retaliation for her announcing her separation and divorce from him, had
(falsely) report to the FBI that Trish and I were somehow involved in a “domestic terrorist” organization called Lawless
America.
Lawless
America Michigan got started by Trish’s and my participatory assistance to
a man named Bill Windsor,
who uncovered criminal government corruption in the federal judiciary of the
Atlanta, Georgia district and properly reported his findings to other
government authorities, who then did nothing about his reports of “crimes committed from the bench” by
judges. Frustrated by that repeated occurrence, Mr. Windsor found legitimate
access to his local grand jury and had received the grand jury’s invitation to
come back after he had taken the opportunity to briefly report to them the
surmounting evidence he had of these judicial crimes occurring in their greater
community. When he returned however, he was barred by threat of assault and
arrest by building security, prosecutors and others of the executive branch
feloniously interfering with these grand jury proceedings. About that same
time, judges were responding to his repeated petitions for redress by also
barring him from filing any further grievances
against his government adversaries, under threat of heavy sanctioning.
Bill
Windsor’s solution was to turn to the “court of public opinion.” He thus sought
to establish an interactive Internet talk-show, and later to produce a movie
documentary by the same name of “Lawless
America” by which he would travel around the nation gathering testimonies
from each state demonstrating that judicial and other government corruption is
institutionalized and systemically abundant in every state. My and Trish
Kraus’ involvement occurred by our use of a local Public Access television
studio to host two solid days of capturing individual testimonials from
people who had experienced judicial and other corruption. These were
individuals who had trustingly turned to government officials for intervention
and with the expectation that they would honor their solemn Oaths and execute
their Duties of offices, only to find instead the dereliction of those duties
and the cover-up of the government crimes about which these individuals were
reporting. (See the “Lawless
America Channel” on YouTube.)
In clarifying the types of people he was seeking, FBI
Agent said he is disregarding Bill Windsor. What he wanted to talk about were “sovereigns,”
and most particularly the ones he believed were residing in greater Detroit. Specifically,
he associated them with “Republic of
Michigan” and the “Wayne County
Assembly.” These were people supposedly consisting of “Moors,” as people of color, who claim an indigenous status that
exempts them from having to conform with or be subject to the jurisdiction of
state or federal laws. Mr. Brand elaborated further to characterize these types
of people as those who see no problem in using unauthorized papers as substitutions for driver’s licenses, who
defraud the U.S. Treasury with unauthorized
bonds, promissory notes, or whatever; and who are engaged in get-out-of-mortgage schemes by taking money from others so to teach them how to do
the same. His ultimate concern was that these so-called sovereigns are also willing to financially harm the de facto government and otherwise causing
innocent “sheep”, “slaves”, “citizens”
to lose their homes to lawyers and their corporations when taking part in these
types of illegal schemes. He was looking for people who believed so strongly in
their so-called “sovereignty” that
they would physically harm those in government who are merely doing their jobs,
such as by fighting back against or shooting police officers making traffic
stops of these types of individuals. Brand’s concern was that grand jury
members may also seek to enforce
their indictments on government officials through other private means.
I
pardoned myself early in this hour-and-a-quarter conversation so to question if
Agent Brand or the FBI had taken consideration of the number of innocent drivers
who have been needlessly stopped, harassed, or victimized by police brutality in
comparison to the number of those who have actually fought back or killed
police officers making such types of traffic stops. He declined to reflect upon
my statement any further than to reply that it would be an interesting
comparison if we had the statistics.
I doubt
that Agent Brand was taking notes, though he was likely recording our
conversation as he further elaborated upon his characterization of the classic sovereign by his definition. He
described the person as one who locates a single code or statute and uses it to
justify one’s own exemption from being subjugated to the chain of other written laws. This is the person who propagates
wrongful information while relying upon just that one statute and a limited
interpretation of the law, even though such an interpretation might be entirely correct. His concern was the disregarding
of the greater context of other laws, either leading up to or encompassing the
one being referenced by the sovereign;
and that they were encouraging others to join in on relying upon such a limited
interpretation of the law while breaking other laws. In regard to those who are
undermining and circumventing the laws to form their own grand juries, Agent
Brand insinuated that some of those involved in this movement appear to be people
who might have fought numerous court battles and emerged as “disgruntled litigants” (like Bill
Windsor) who simply did not like the results of the judicial rulings against
them.
I
began my reply by stating that I was indeed familiar with the words he
referenced with such interest and concern, such as republic, sovereign, and grand juries. The Pledge of Allegiance still refers to the Republic for which the flag is supposed to symbolize. I told
him that my past year and a half of doctoral research into American History has
included changes in state and federal sovereignty
relationships, common law constitutionalism, judicial and other
government corruption, private prosecutions, and the history of common law grand juries. I asked Agent Brand
if he had ever heard of the U.S. v. Williams
ruling by the United States Supreme Court, as delivered by Justice Antonin
Scalia. He replied that he had not.
So I referred him to the website of the National Liberty Alliance in
New York as having a site chock full of educational material for people like
him that are not well-informed about the functional independence of grand
juries being free to operate as a “fourth
branch of government” outside of the control or influence of any of the
other legislative, judicial and executive branches. (This is in contrast to the
systematic institutionalization of the “silent partnership
of the traditional (mainstream) media,” or the “administrative
state,” or the communist/socialist
undercurrent of the government of China as the alternative choices of de
facto corporations in defining the “fourth
branch.”)
I chuckled
at Agent Brand talking about people being disgruntled
by their experiences in the courts. When I told him that I had been repeatedly
and publicly mischaracterized by my government defendants, and by state and federal judges issuing rulings that I
was a “vexatious litigant” merely
because I had met each criminalobstruction
of justice by government with the exercise of my First Amendment right to a
civilredress of grievances,
FBI agent Brand confessed that he had researched some of my court cases and had
already found that out about me prior to calling on me.
Thus,
I told Agent Brand that his characterization of sovereigns appeared prejudicially
stereotypical, with a view of otherwise very patriotic people as being
similarly rendered through a very limited interpretation and outside of the
greater context of the actual facts. I added that, even if what he were stating
about sovereigns were true, these
people might not be behaving any differently than from others in government,
that I had witnessed for years by firsthand experience in the state and federal
courts, who seek to fraudulently “litigate,”
to publicly publish their judicial rulings with gross omissions, misapplication
of the laws, or misstatements of facts, and who refuse to see the larger “chain” of actions that demonstrate the “meeting of the minds” of a true “conspiracy” by government.
I
told Agent Brand that what I have found – and have discussed with the full
admission of a Michigan lawyer who has watched me when not representing me in
many of these court battles against government – is that judges repeatedly
ignore common sense, relevant laws, the state and federal constitutions that
are designed to restrict and guide their actions, and the evidence to focus
upon color of law and their interpretation of whatever case law they
select – so to “litigate” just a
minutia of the actual facts and disregard the so many other more relevant laws.
I could not count for this FBI agent the number of times I had presented a
mountain of facts along with a plethora of supporting evidence that was entirely
ignored by judges, just so they could determine “no government wrongdoing;” or so to deliver the award of immunity in the event there is any
remote possibility of an inadvertent wrongdoing on government’s part.
Put simply, I told the FBI agent that there is a “revolving door” between the
judicial and executive branches of state and federal government operating in
Michigan, with both branches committing an overabundance of crimes and nobody
in command holding their peer group of cronies
accountable for their criminal actions. I also cited two key examples such corrupt government
officials: The first being Michigan Court of Appeals judge Richard Bandstra
moving from the judiciary to become the “lead
counsel” for the Michigan Attorney General, whose DUTY it is to investigate
and remove corrupt judges from office; and second, being U.S. Attorney Stephen
Murphy who denied investigating my complaint into judicial corruption and
declined to allow me access to a grand jury just prior to his slipping through
the revolving door to become a U.S. District Court judge. I asked, how can “checks and balances” ever be properly
applied with this type of thing going on at the state AND at the federal level
within the very same regional district? The “sovereignty” is neither at the state level NOR at the federal level
in such cases when ALL of the individuals being referenced here are members of
the very SAME State BAR of Michigan?It
rests at the individual level with both the executive and judicial branches
awarding “governmental immunity” to
one another for their criminal enterprise!
In
addressing Agent Brand’s concern about independent grand juries springing up in
Michigan without the authorization of these very same (corrupt) judges (and
their counterparts in the executive branch), I reasoned that I and others
across Michigan and the United States have enough evidence to show that We
The People have no other means of accessing any other state or federal
grand juries for reporting these government crimes. As case-in-point, I referred
to my own numerous case demands to both the judicial and executive
branches of both state and federal government for access to the real government of “the People,” by way of either petit or grand juries, and as both a
civil “plaintiff” and as a bona fide
“crime victim.” I also described how
I have thereafter been repeatedly denied such access to anyone outside of
government (i.e., “the People” of a
petit or grand jury) by both the courts and the prosecutors. I pointed out that
I have had so many denials of grand juries by the judicial branch that the
latest responses to my demands, at both the state and federal levels, have been
to threaten me with sanctions if I file such a court action again clarifying
and redressing my demand of this all-important recognition that government
crimes are being committed…in spades.
I
told FBI Agent John Brand that similar
obstructions of the rights of others have long been generated by
both state and federal prosecutors as the “gatekeepers”
to accessing grand juries. I stated that I had personally collected complaints
from numerous proclaimed government crime
victims, as submitted by these victims directly to the U.S. Attorneys
operating in districts at both sides of Michigan. I told Agent Brand that these
victims had all deliberately cited 18 U.S.C. § 3332 in demand that their
reports of crimes be related to the federal special grand jury; and I told him that
I have also collected the written responses returned to these government crime
victims by these same U.S. Attorneys, all DENYING those requests. I suggested
that this particular evidence was extremely significant given the purposeful
wording of 18
U.S.C. § 3332.
When
I asked Agent Brand if he knew anything about 18 U.S.C. § 3332, he
confessed that he did not. He was compelled to look it up for himself while I
continued with my discussion about the significance of my evidence reflecting a
“pattern of corruption” by multiple
district offices of the U.S. Attorney in Michigan.I suggested that the range of criminal
complaints against government is too broad for such a pattern of denial to be a
pattern characterizing the complainants. Except for the likelihood that a
common complaint exists about a particular judge or about the Michigan Attorney
General (or in the case of University of Michigan, the university president Sue
Coleman and the governing Board of Regents), the only thing these diversified cases
have in common are their purposeful reference to 18 U.S.C. § 3332 as a
statutory requirement for the U.S. Attorney to perform their duty to present
these reports of crimes to the special grand juries which, as an antecedent,
have the DUTY to “inquire about”
crimes being reported within their respective federal districts. Agent Brand read back to me over the phone from 18 U.S.C. § 3332 (“Powers and Duties” of the Special
Grand Jury) as follows:
The cover letters of
Camille McMillan, Sally Borghese, Teresa Goin, and Karen Stephens, as well as
their corresponding answers from the U.S. Attorneys speak for themselves, as
does my cover letter to the U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade for the Eastern District
of Michigan where I live, and her “agent’s”
answer. I told Agent
Brand that the First Amendment of the Constitution’s Bill of Rights
maintains that “We (the People)” not
only have the right to assemble and to discuss or investigate a “redress” of government corruption based
upon our own incriminating testimonies and evidence, “We (the People)” also have the right to freely publish our findings
in the form of a presentment or indictment. In fact, as found in both Michigan
legislation (of MCL 750.10) and in the federal jury
handbook (i.e., see p.8 of 24), an
indictment is merely a formal
proclamation of a criminal charge, whether issued by an individual or a group
of individuals. [The caveat is that the
government will simply not act on it unless someone deemed as being one of
their own, such as a government prosecutor,
signs off on it; however, the research into challenges
to prosecutorial inaction and private
prosecutions at the state level by those not employed in government is a
significant consideration for Private
Attorney(s) General(s).] In regard to his concern about people taking
private measures to enforce grand jury findings, I am sure that Agent Brand is
already aware that common people have always had the right, if not also the
duty, to conduct private citizen’s
arrests under state laws.
Many know that the constitutional
battle is dauntingly overwhelming. Simply put, the government believes itself
too big to fail. If you can believe it, FBI Agent Brand suggested that despite
the surmounting number of constitutional violations by government officials not
actually constituting crimes of “treason” against the People, that in light of what
we could agree on as being an overwhelming number of crimes taking place
against individuals and against families in the American populace, it would
appear that even more government is
needed to remedy the problem.
I was adamant that more government
was not the solution. Instead,
I said that more of “We (the People)”
like those stepping up to the plate from the grassroots, willing to volunteer
and donate their time to the construction of common law grand juries are what
we need. I suggested that Agent Brand imagine the possibility that, police and prosecutors
might not have to be so overwhelmed by surmounting crimes, leading them to necessarily ignore many others (i.e.,
those committed by governments against the People as their sovereign Creators having the right to abolish government that does
not actually work for them constitutionally by guaranteeing at MINIMUM all
rights covered by the Constitution’s Bill
of Rights). I stated that any perceived animosity of the People toward
government is the likely result of the people seeing police and prosecutors
dealing mostly with those cases being simply perceived as against government and for which there is actually no harmed party, such as with traffic and
property ordinance citations (or by Agent Brand’s own time spent researching me
and driving from Detroit with another agent from Detroit all the way to my home
in the suburbs unannounced), instead of helping to mediate between disagreeing
parties of people (i.e., rather than
between people and corporations with both being treated as “persons” under definition of the 14th
Amendment, and with the administration
of weighted “justice” issued
accordingly in favor of “what is in the
best interest of the majority,” which is always viewed in EQUITY COURTS
rather than COMMON LAW courts under the limited scope as the larger corporation rather than the American
populace).
I asked Agent Brand to imagine
prosecutors working with grand jury volunteers to ease their investigative workloads.
How nice it would be if prosecutors would then stand up for the People against
tyrannical government instead of being a part of it. If they did the People
would certainly have their backs.
As it pertains to the assertions of
private individuals that judges are committing crimes from the bench, the FBI
knows very well how to investigate these types of matters by the agency’s federal
probe of court corruption in the early 1980’s of Chicago, with Operation
Greylord resulting in the indictments of 17 judges, 48 lawyers, 8 policemen, 10 deputy sheriffs, 8
court officials, and one state legislator. So again I ask again, “Why would the FBI be calling me to ask if I know anyone that is
organizing independent common law grand juries?” It is evident that the FBI
should otherwise have its hands full in looking into these other matters of
helping the federal administration of the United States government to at least distinguish
between those judges who are in it for politics, the power and the greed, such
as those spotlighted by former Supreme Court Justice Elizabeth Weaver has
written about, and those who are simply struggling to put a square peg in a
round hole by not properly adjudicating constitutional violations of the rights
of individuals by administrative forms of government. Must “We (the People)” do everything ourselves
to get it right? I say a resounding, “yes”
and we need more of us to be involved, because in all of the cases above
the judges are acting as an unconstitutional form of government; and that is
TREASON against (the) US.
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Please direct all correspondence to the host for this article.
David Schied is
a former Hollywood stuntman, victims’ rights activist, and professional
educator. A partial list of his film and television stunt, acting, and crew
credits is listed with the Internet
Movie Database. His credits also include a season on the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, various
nonunion stunt contracts, co-producing an independent national commercial,
numerous university internships as production crew, and innumerable independent
roles in film, television, and live stunt performances. He also studied and taught
briefly as a substitute teacher at the UCLA Theatre Department under Tom Orth.
From the
mid-to-late 1980’s David served as a founding advisory board member alongside
Doris Tate, mother of the Manson-murdered actress Sharon Tate. Her Coalition On Victims’ Equal Rights
(C.O.V.E.R.) petitioned nationally for the victims’ rights legislation that is now
found in many state constitutions. From near that time until the present, Mr.
Schied also taught self-defense, protections against dating violence, rape
avoidance, and children’s safety and fitness. After spending a year of study of
university study in Nagoya, Japan where he also competed in Judo, Mr. Schied
went on to graduate USC’s School of Cinematic Arts. He authored two self-published
books on home and personal protection, and developed an interactive learning
DVD for women and adolescents. For the past decade, Mr. Schied has been a
court-watcher and plaintiff activist,
submitting a multitude of cases chock full of evidence and naming numerous
government officials at all levels of power for their high crimes and
misdemeanors. In 2009, David was one of three elected Michigan delegates at the
Continental Congress 2009, which drafted the Articles
of Freedom. His last nearly two years has been spent in doctoral
research on American History (i.e. that which is not typically taught in public
schools), common law constitutionalism, private prosecutions, judicial
corruption, and common law grand juries.
As a
professional educator, Mr. Schied holds a Master’s in Education and currently
holds four (4) Michigan special education teaching endorsements (CI, LD, EI,
and OHI) and one Educational Technology teaching endorsement. In 2010, Mr.
Schied co-founded The (Roger)
Sherman Institute, a private association of instructors seeking to provide
a broad, liberal arts curriculum based on the classical standard, and a
theology program centered on scripture.
Woe to those who decree unrighteous decrees, and to the writers who write perverseness; to turn aside the needy from justice, and to rob the poor of my people of their right, that widows may be their spoil, and that they may make the fatherless their prey!
What will you do in the day of visitation, and in the desolation which shall come from far? to whom will you flee for help? and where will you leave your glory?
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SEATTLE — A select group of minors will go into Washington state’s new legal pot stores on a covert mission: to try to buy weed for the state.
To curtail youth access to legal marijuana, state officials want to use minors in pot-buying stings next year when stores are expected to open.
Charged with implementing the new law that allows adults to possess an ounce of pot, the state Liquor Control Board already uses minors in “controlled buys” of alcohol at retail stores.
Justin Nordhorn, the board’s enforcement chief, said it makes sense to apply the same practice to pot, particularly with the federal Department of Justice watchdogging the state’s newest legal intoxicant. “Of course the feds are looking at a tightly regulated market around youth access, and I think this shows we’re being responsible,” he said.
The agency also will ask the legislature to set penalties for minors who attempt to purchase legal pot and those who use or manufacture fake ID cards for that purpose.
Alison Holcomb, chief author of the new law, said using minors in pot-buying stings would support the state and federal emphasis on limiting youth access. But as criminal-justice director for the American Civil Liberties Union of Washington, Holcomb said she does not think adding criminal laws for pot possession is a good idea. She said she would prefer a focus on other prevention strategies.
The head of a statewide substance-abuse prevention group also supports the stings, as long as minors are not put in danger. Because pot shops might open as cash-only businesses, “it seems the potential for crime is higher, so protection for minors in sting operations must be seamless,” said Derek Franklin, president of the Washington Association for Substance Abuse and Violence Prevention.
Stings appear to be warranted in alcohol enforcement. Data for the past 17 months show that alcohol retailers had an 85 percent compliance rate in youth stings. In other words, for every seven times minors working for the state tried to buy alcohol in stores, bars or restaurants, they succeeded once.
While Washington has licensed more than 20,000 locations to sell alcohol, the state plans to allow just 334 marijuana stores, making it easier, in theory, to enforce the law at them.
The state now hires 18-, 19- and 20-year-olds across the state to use in alcohol stings, Nordhorn said. About 30 minors, both men and women, work for the liquor board. They get paid about $10 an hour, Nordhorn said, and they tend to be students interested in law enforcement and substance-abuse prevention.
Nordhorn plans to send minors into pot stores to try to purchase products. It’s the store clerks’ responsibility to make sure customers are 21. The law does not allow minors even in stores.
If there is a pot sale, the minor would go outside, where an enforcement officer would be waiting, Nordhorn said. The officer would go in and cite the store for a violation.
The penalty for a first offense is a 10-day suspension of a store’s license or a $2,500 fine. A second violation in three years would bring a 30-day license suspension. A third violation in three years would cost a business its license.
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"When I run, I feel like nothing else matters. You just feel free." - - -
'We Are Powerful' tells the story of the Salam School (WI) girl cross country team, a group of young Muslim student-athletes chasing personal records while also shattering stereotypes and misconceptions about women of the Islamic faith.
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Clinical Assessment of 5-Fluorouracil/Leucovorin, Nab-Paclitaxel, and Irinotecan (FOLFIRABRAX) in Untreated Patients with Gastrointestinal Cancer Using UGT1A1 Genotype-Guided Dosing.
5-Fluorouracil (5-FU)/leucovorin, irinotecan, and nab-paclitaxel are all active agents in gastrointestinal cancers; the combination, FOLFIRABRAX, has not been previously evaluated. UDP Glucuronosyltransferase 1A1 (UGT1A1) clears SN-38, the active metabolite of irinotecan. UGT1A1*28 polymorphism reduces UGT1A1 enzymatic activity and predisposes to toxicity. We performed a trial to assess the safety and tolerability of FOLFIRABRAX with UGT1A1 genotype-guided dosing of irinotecan. Patients with previously untreated, advanced gastrointestinal cancers received FOLFIRABRAX with prophylactic pegfilgrastim every 14 days. UGT1A1 *1/*1, *1/*28, and *28/*28 patients received initial irinotecan doses of 180, 135, and 90 mg/m2, respectively. 5-FU 2,400 mg/m2 over 46 hours, leucovorin 400 mg/m2, and nab-paclitaxel 125 mg/m2 were administered. Doses were deemed tolerable if the dose-limiting toxicity (DLT) rate during cycle 1 was ≤35% in each genotype group. DLTs were monitored using a sequential procedure. Fifty patients enrolled, 30 pancreatic, 9 biliary tract, 6 gastroesophageal, and 5 others. DLTs occurred in 5 of 23 (22%) *1/*1 patients, 1 of 19 (5%) *1/*28 patients, and 0 of 7 *28/*28 patients. DLTs were all grade 3: diarrhea (3 patients), nausea (2 patients), and febrile neutropenia (1 patient). The overall response rate was 31%. Response rates in pancreatic, gastroesophageal, and biliary tract cancers were 34%, 50%, and 11%, respectively. Eighteen patients (36%) received therapy for at least 24 weeks. FOLFIRABRAX with genotype-guided dosing of irinotecan is tolerable in patients with advanced gastrointestinal cancer and UGT1A1*1*1 or UGT1A1*1*28 genotypes. Too few *28/*28 patients were enrolled to provide conclusive results. Responses occurred across multiple tumor types.
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Joe Biden Joe BidenJoe Biden looks to expand election battleground into Trump country Trump puts Supreme Court fight at center of Ohio rally Special counsel investigating DeVos for potential Hatch Act violation: report MORE is voicing regret for suggesting he wanted to have a schoolyard fight with President Trump Donald John TrumpBubba Wallace to be driver of Michael Jordan, Denny Hamlin NASCAR team Graham: GOP will confirm Trump's Supreme Court nominee before the election Southwest Airlines, unions call for six-month extension of government aid MORE, stark words that provoked the president and stoked the idea that the former vice president wants to challenge Trump in 2020.
“I shouldn’t have said what I said,” Biden told the "Pod Save America" podcast on Friday. “I shouldn’t have brought it up again because I don’t want to get down in the mosh pit with this guy.”
Trump responded in kind on Twitter Thursday, writing, “Crazy Joe Biden is trying to act like a tough guy. Actually, he is weak, both mentally and physically, and yet he threatens me, for the second time, with physical assault."
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“He doesn’t know me, but he would go down fast and hard, crying all the way,” Trump continued in the tweet. “Don’t threaten people Joe!”
A White House spokesman did not respond to a request for comment on the president’s tweet.
Biden allies say that Trump’s response is a political gift of sorts, and shows that Biden “unnerves the President,” as one Biden World source put it.
It’s only heightened speculation that Biden, 75, is serious about challenging Trump.
The former vice president sat out the 2016 presidential race, and has heard supporters say he would have defeated Trump if he’d been in the running. Trump triumphed over Democrat Hillary Clinton Hillary Diane Rodham ClintonJoe Biden looks to expand election battleground into Trump country Biden leads Trump by 12 points among Catholic voters: poll The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden goes on offense MORE by winning the states of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin — states Biden sees as practically his political base.
Biden is still mulling a Trump challenge.
He’s touring the country to promote his book “Promise Me, Dad.” He has also been campaigning for candidates including Conor Lamb, the Pennsylvania Democrat who won a special election for the House earlier this month. The Hill reported earlier this month that Biden is expected to do another 30 to 40 events for Democratic House candidates, as he is a significant draw across the country.
Sources close to the vice president say there was no strategy behind Biden’s initial comments and that he wasn't trying to provoke the president.
Instead, they suggested Biden just can’t help himself.
“He’s still pretty disgusted by the 'Access Hollywood' comments,” said one source close to the former vice president, adding that his comments simply underscore an issue “he cares about and is passionate about.”
Biden noted that he’s made similar comments about a high school fight with Trump when he had been asked about Trump’s comments on the “Access Hollywood” tape. In both cases, he emphasized that he was speculating about a fight in high school and was not actually suggesting the two men, both in their 70s, physically fight.
“Now the idea that I would actually physically get in a contest with the president of the United States or anyone else is not what I said and it's not what this is about,” Biden said on the podcast before calling Trump's behavior “vulgar.”
Biden is just the latest potential 2020 Democratic candidate to have publicly feuded with Trump, following both Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand Kirsten GillibrandSunday shows preview: Justice Ginsburg dies, sparking partisan battle over vacancy before election Suburban moms are going to decide the 2020 election Jon Stewart urges Congress to help veterans exposed to burn pits MORE (N.Y.) and Elizabeth Warren Elizabeth WarrenJudd Gregg: The Kamala threat — the Californiaization of America GOP set to release controversial Biden report Biden's fiscal program: What is the likely market impact? MORE (Mass.).
In each case, a Trump insult or taunt was turned into a fundraiser pitch to Democrats eager to resist the president.
“The fundraising email practically writes itself,” the Biden World source said.
Even Republicans saw the comments as a positive for Biden.
“He's the Democrats' best hope right now and he's showing he's not afraid to take on President Trump,” said Shermichael Singleton, a GOP strategist.
Allies say the comments hint that Biden is anxious to jump into a race with Trump.
“He still feels like he’s the one who can take him down,” one former aide said. “He thinks he’s the guy who could have done that in 2016 so we wouldn’t be in this mess.”
Brad Bannon, a Democratic strategist, said the squabble “works well” for Biden and elevates him over 2020 contenders.
“It reinforces his reputation for being outspoken, even though it gets him into trouble sometimes,” Bannon said. “Voters like politicians like Biden who say what they think without being politically correct. It worked for Trump in 2016. [Hillary Clinton] always sounded programmed so people didn't see her as authentic. That won’t be a problem for Joe.”
Democratic strategist Eric Jotkoff, who worked for former President Obama’s campaign in 2012 and Clinton’s campaign in 2008, said Biden is doing what Democrats want to see their party leaders do: go on the offensive with Trump.
“He knows the way to take on a schoolyard bully is to call his bluff, which is exactly what he is doing here,” Jotkoff said.
At the same time, one strategist warned that Biden is dangerously close to going over the line. “If he’s going to run, he needs to watch these kinds of moments closely,” the strategist said.
The war of words also evoked a similar response from those in the media who cover politics. CNN anchor Jake Tapper pointed to the spat on Thursday and said neither man was setting a good example for his children.
“This is not how leaders are supposed to talk,” he said.
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Q:
C# passing data between forms without "Form1 frm=new Form1();"
I have an Order_Form with a button that takes you to Client_form to choose there a client name. I wanted to pass the client name back to the Order_Form (by clicking a button) but without using
Order_Form frm1 = New Order_Form();
cause I will be lost all the data in the Order_Form.
How can I do that?
A:
You just need to pass the instance of the Order_Form to your Client_Form:
public class Order_Form : Form
{
public Order_Form()
{
// ...
}
public string clientName = String.Empty;
public void GetClientName()
{
// Pass the instance of the Order_Form
Client_form cform = new Client_form(this);
cform.Show();
}
}
public class Client_form
{
public Client_form(Order_Form instance)
{
// Use the passed instance to access your clientName
instance.clientName = "your string back";
}
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My Top Used Furniture Refinishing Products
You may know by now that I like to garbage pick. I’m an avid garbage picker, junk collector, drop your crap off on my porch and I’ll do something with it kinda girl. And I seem to have a knack for taking something no one wanted and turning into something that people want to ask, ‘how in the world did you do that!?’ So today I’m gonna share with you how in the world I do that by diving into my top used furniture refinishing products.
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Now, these are certainly not all the products I use when refinishing a piece. Instead, these products are the ones I use most often. As in, 70-80% of my projects, and some are there 100% of the time. So they obviously work for me and I want you to try them out too. I’m breaking the products down into different refinishing segments, since not all of my projects include all of these segments, but more of a mix of each depending on the project. You’ll see what I mean as you scroll through.
(This post contains affiliate links. This means I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post.)
My Top Furniture Refinishing Products
Stripping Old Finishes
I rarely ever strip an entire piece. For me, it’s just too time consuming and rarely ever worth the effort. I do, however, really like the look of a solid wood top, so I keep some supplies handy in case I get the itch the uncover a pretty wood top!
Photo: Miss Mustard Seed
I have these items on hand when stripping furniture:
Citristrip – This stuff is the best in the biz, in my opinion. I absolutely love using it on my projects. You can use it indoors, it doesn’t give off any harsh fumes, and it works great! I would highly recommend using a stripping agentbefore doing any sanding. Sanding get super messy and just takes a ton of time and effort. You’re so much better of stripping a finish rather than sanding it off.
Wire Brush – These come in handy when you’re working in the grooves of edges or spindles. I use it mainly to scrub off the finish after the stripper has been applied.
Prepping for Paint
Some projects require more prep than others. So bare in mind that all prep is not created equal.
Photo: Town n Country Living
But when I do prep, I almost always use these items:
Deglosser – Sometimes called a liquid sander. Typically I don’t sand before applying a new finish, unless the piece has a lot of flaking or paint drips from a bad paint job or something like that. I usually use a deglosser before I paint. It’s basically a really strong cleaning agent that’s going to take off any gloss and help the paint adhere to the previous finish.
old jersey tshirts– Have some old white shirts you never wear? Or maybe you have a few that need to be replaced? I use these for deglossing and also for staining.
Painting Furniture
This is what I do most often. I paint things. Like I said before, I don’t do much stripping and restaining and all that yet. I would say most, if not all, of my projects are honestly not work the time it would take to do it. I rarely work with antiques, so I don’t feel bad painting. And if you’re going to do this as income, you really have to weigh the time it will take you to refinish a piece vs how much you can realistically make selling that piece.
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Anyway, here are my go to products for painting:
Oops paints – yea, you heard that right! Most of my furniture pieces are painted with oops paints that I pick up. I find mine at my local hardware store for 50 cents or so, and that little pint is enough to finish a decent sized piece of furniture!
Minwax Stains – I love using minwax stains for my projects. I tend to stick to a few colors: English chestnut, dark walnut, and weathered oak. I use these to give my projects a little dimension and age as well as staining whole pieces. It works sorta like a dark wax.
Paintbrush – I use brushes most of the time. I really like the ones with the smaller handles,like this one.I find it puts less pressure on my wrists. I also like to get the ones in the bulk packages, like with 8 in a pack because I tend to somehow need a million paint brushes. Not because of the quality, but because I forget to wash them out and they dry with paint on them. I’m terrible with that. I have a graveyard of dried up paint brushes.
Roller– I use small foam rollersfor furniture that has a large surface area. It goes on a lot faster than using a brush. If I’m working on a finishing technique, I’ll go back to a brush for the final coat.
Sander– Please listen when I tell you, never never never attempt to sand without a sander! ugh. I’ve wasted hours of my life thinking hand sanding would be just fine. But trust me when I say, a sander will save you so so so much time. However, there is always a time and place for hand sanding of course. I like using the sheet sanders. I found orbital sandersto show more in my finish, but a friend says it may have been that I was using too rough a sand paper. So that it for what it is.
Sandpaper – For taking off a lot of stuff, use lower grit. For final finishes, use higher grit. I usually tend to go between 60 and 220, 220 being my finishing sand. But like I said, a sander will do a better job, and actually works harder, so try out what is going to work for your project. I would suggest hand sanding any detail like trim, sanders can tend to cause you to lose that pretty detail if you’re not careful!
Drop Cloth – I bought one drop cloth a few years ago and it has been so good to me. It has saved me from a ton of big oopsies. Gotta have one if you’re painting!
For the Hardcore Painter
All of the above information still holds true, but if you’re someone who is looking to either begin painting a ton of furniture, or you want to take your painting to the next step, I would very highly recommend these items. They will save you so much time and energy
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Paint Sprayer– There are many sprayers on the market right now. Some are electric, which means you can just plug it in, pour your paint, and go. Others require a compressor in order to use them. I have heard a ton of great things aboutHome Right’s Paint Sprayer,and I plan to try it out soon. Home Right’s paint sprayerdoes not require any additional products in order to use it.I have a little paint sprayer that requires an air compressor in order to work. I think it does a fabulous job and only cost me less than $20. Since I already had an air compressor, it was a no brainer for me.
Air Compressor – I cannot say enough great things about my pancake compressor.I use it for practically every project. For painting specifically, you would use a compressor to hook up to anair paint sprayer. It’s gonna make your paint go on like butta’. Though mine is a tiny one and not every paint sprayer is compatible, I have found one that seems to do just fine for my little air compressor. They are very happy together.
Sealing Your Masterpiece
I have tried so many different ways to finish and seal my projects, but I have narrowed it down to my number one favorite item.
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Minwax Polycrylic – This is my go to sealer. It won’t yellow your paint, it’s easy to apply, and it has no smell. I also love the fact that it’s waterbased, which makes clean up so easy! Fantastic product. I always get mine in satin because I like the way it adds that little bit of shine, like you’ll find in a nicely finished piece.
Photo: Mommy Envy
And my single most used tool when refinishing any kind of furniture is
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