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How is anal cancer staged?
How is anal cancer found?
Many cases of anal cancer can be found early. Anal cancers form in a part of the body that the doctor can see and reach easily. Sometimes anal cancer does not cause any symptoms at all. But a rectal exam will still find some cases early. For this exam (called a DRE), the doctor puts a gloved finger into the anus to feel for lumps or growths. A rectal exam may be used to check for prostate cancer in men. For women, the rectal exam is done as part of the pelvic exam. If you are at higher risk for anal cancer, ask your doctor if you should have this exam (or any other tests) more often.
Doctors can also test people at high risk for sexually transmitted diseases with a test called an anal Pap. It is much like the Pap smear done for cervical cancer. The anal lining is swabbed and the cells are looked at under a microscope. Some doctors think that this test should be done routinely for people at high risk for anal cancer. That would include men who have sex with men, women who have had cervical cancer or vulvar cancer, all HIV-positive men and women, and all transplant patients. People with positive results should be referred for a biopsy and, depending on the results, treated. Still, not all doctors believe this test is helpful, because no study has shown that it lowers the chance of getting invasive anal cancer.
Signs and symptoms of anal cancer
Some cases of anal cancer have no symptoms at all. But people who do have symptoms of anal cancer may notice one or more of the following:
- Bleeding or itching around the anus
- Pain in the anal area
- Change in the width of the stool (stool may be narrower than usual)
- Swollen lymph nodes in the anal or groin area
- Abnormal discharge from the anus
Itching can also be a symptom. This is more often a sign of anal pre-cancer, which may also need to be treated.
These symptoms can also be caused by something other than cancer, but only your doctor can tell for sure. Talk to your doctor right away if you notice any of these problems.
Tests for anal cancer
The doctor may feel a growth during a rectal exam. But since doctors cannot see what they feel, other steps may be needed if you have symptoms or if your doctor thinks you may have anal cancer.
Endoscopy is the use of a tube with a lens or video camera on the end (called a scope) to look inside the body. Endoscopy may be used to look for the cause of anal symptoms.
Anoscopy: For this test you either lie on your side on top of an exam table, with your knees bent up to your chest, or you bend forward over the table. The doctor coats the anoscope (which is about 4 inches long) with a lubricant and then gently pushes it into the anus and rectum. By shining a light into this tube, the doctor has a clear view of the lining of the lower rectum and anus and sometimes the lower part of the colon. This is usually not painful.
Rigid proctosigmoidoscopy: The rigid proctosigmoidoscope is similar to an anoscope, except that the proctoscope is 10 inches long, so it allows the doctor to see the rectum as well as the lower part of the colon. You will most likely need to take laxatives or have an enema before the test to make sure the bowels are empty.
In order to find out if a growth is cancer, a biopsy must be done. For a biopsy, the doctor will remove a sample of tissue and send it to a lab to be looked at under a microscope. For anal cancer, this tissue sample is most often removed during endoscopy. If the tumor is very small and has not grown below the surface of the anus, your doctor may be able to take out the whole tumor during the biopsy.
Other types of biopsies that may be done to look for cancer spread to the lymph nodes include:
Fine-needle aspiration biopsy
Since anal cancer can spread through the lymph system, your doctor may want to do a biopsy of your lymph nodes, too. Lymph nodes are bean-sized groups of immune system cells. Swollen lymph nodes are sometimes a sign of spreading cancer. Most often, though, they are a sign of infection. A small (fine) needle is placed into the swollen node. It is used to remove some cells and fluid that is then sent to the lab. In some cases, an operation to remove the lymph nodes near the anus may be done.
Sentinel node biopsy
In this test, a needle is used to put a radioactive substance, often with a blue dye, into the tumor. The dye moves into the nodes that carry fluid away from the tumor. This helps tell how far the cancer may have spread, because these nodes would be the ones that any cancer cells leaving the tumor would have spread to first. The surgeon then takes out any blue-stained nodes and looks at them to see if they contain cancer cells. While this test has been shown to be useful for some other cancers, it's not yet clear how helpful it is for anal cancer.
Imaging tests
If cancer is found, you may have tests to see how far it has spread. These tests produce different kinds of pictures of the inside of the body. Some of these tests are used more often than others.
Ultrasound uses sound waves to make a picture of the inside of the body. Most people know about ultrasound because it is often used to look at a baby during pregnancy. For anal cancer, a probe must be placed in the rectum, which can be slightly uncomfortable but should not be painful. This test can show how far the cancer might have grown into nearby tissues.
CT scan (computed tomography)
A CT scan can help tell whether anal cancer has spread to the liver or other organs. The CT scan machine moves around you and uses x-rays to take many pictures of the body. A computer then combines them to make pictures of cross-sections of the body.
A CT scanner has been described as a large donut, with a narrow table in the middle "hole". You will need to lie still on the table while the scan is being done. CT scans take longer than regular x-rays, and you might feel a bit confined by the ring while the pictures are being taken.
You may be asked to drink 1 to 2 pints of a liquid called oral contrast which helps to outline the intestine on the pictures. You may also have a contrast "dye" put into a vein. When it is injected, you may feel warm and your skin may become red. Some people are allergic and get hives or, rarely, more serious problems such as trouble breathing and low blood pressure. Be sure to tell the doctor if you have ever had a reaction to any contrast material used for x-rays.
CT scans can also be used to guide a biopsy needle into a tumor.
MRI (magnetic resonance imaging)
Like CT scans, MRI scans show a cross-section of the body but in more detail. MRI uses radio waves and strong magnets instead of x-rays to take pictures. They take longer and you have to lie inside a tube-like machine, which can be upsetting for some people. If you have trouble with closed spaces, let your doctor know before the MRI scan. Sometimes drugs can be given just before the scan to help you relax. Another option is to use special "open" MRI machines where you will feel less closed in.
MRI machines also make loud thumping noises that can be distracting. Some places offer earplugs with music to help reduce the noise of the machine.
Chest x-rays
These may be done to see whether the anal cancer has spread to the lungs.
PET scan (positron emission tomography)
This test uses sugar combined with a radioactive atom that is put into a vein. Cancer cells absorb high amounts of the sugar and a special camera is used to see to show these areas. PET scans look for cancer in the whole body. They are useful when the doctor thinks the cancer has spread but doesn't know where. There are machines that do a PET and CT scan at the same time.
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|Chapter 22: The Process of Devotional Service
Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrī Caitanya Caritāmṛta Madhya 22.40
satyaḿ diśaty arthitam arthito nṛṇāḿ
naivārtha-do yat punar arthitā yataḥ
svayaḿ vidhatte bhajatām anicchatām
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satyam — it is true; diśati — He awards; arthitam — that which is desired; arthitaḥ — being requested; nṛṇām — by human beings; na — not; eva — certainly; artha-daḥ — giving desired things; yat — which; punaḥ — again; arthitā — request; yataḥ — from which; svayam — Himself; vidhatte — He gives; bhajatām — of those engaged in devotional service; anicchatām — even though not desiring; icchā-pidhānam — covering all other desires; nija-pāda-pallavam — the shelter of His own lotus feet.
"'Whenever Kṛṣṇa is requested to fulfill one's desire, He undoubtedly does so, but He does not award anything which, after being enjoyed, will cause one to petition Him again and again to fulfill further desires. When one has other desires but engages in the Lord's service, Kṛṣṇa forcibly gives one shelter at His lotus feet, where one will forget all other desires.'
This is a quotation from Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam (5.19.27).
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The role of the Venice Commission is to provide legal advice to its member states and, in particular, to help states wishing to bring their legal and institutional structures into line with European standards and international experience in the fields of democracy, human rights and the rule of law.
It also helps to ensure the dissemination and consolidation of a common constitutional heritage, playing a unique role in conflict management, and provides "emergency constitutional aid" to states in transition.
The Commission has 59 member states: the 47 Council of Europe member states, plus 12 other countries (Algeria, Brazil, Chile, Israel, Kazakhstan, the Republic of Korea, Kyrgyzstan, Morocco, Mexico, Peru, Tunisia and the USA). The European Commission and OSCE/ODIHR participate in the plenary sessions of the Commission.
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Having completed his club season in New York on Saturday night, Fernando Torres is already looking ahead to the next one.
Torres captained the side at Yankee Stadium as we fell to a 5-3 defeat against Manchester City in the second game of a double-header that yielded 15 goals for American supporters, and now waits to see if he will be included in Spain's squad for the Confederations Cup in Brazil before enjoying a summer break.
'It's been a great experience to come to the US and play here,' the 29-year-old said. 'We came in the summer to America and you can see that football is growing. People have more interest so it's nice to see football becoming a real sport in the US.'
It was announced on Saturday that we will be returning stateside in August following on from our summer tour in Asia as we prepare for the 2013/14 season. Bayern Munich's victory in the Champions League final last night confirmed our opponents for the European Super Cup in Prague.
'Everyone is looking forward for next season. We're sure it will be a great season,' Torres said. 'It's another European trophy to play for. Obviously as Europa League winners you expect to play against the best team in Europe.
'The Champions League winners are often the favourites but it's not very often they win. Hopefully we learn from the game we played against Atletico, which was not good enough, and we can win the first trophy of the season in August.'
It is time now however to reflect on a season that began and ended in America. Torres believes it should be remembered well.
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Though His Winning Streak Ended at 16 Races, Cigar Remains the Very Model of the Modern Major Thoroughbred
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Synchronicity. How else can you explain it? At the same time cigars are on the rise, Cigar is on the rise. Ignored for many years, cigars may be the product of the '90s; ignored for his first few years, Cigar may be the racehorse of the '90s.
Over a span of 21 months, Cigar ran in 16 increasingly high-profile races from coast to coast and continent to continent. He faced 116 opponents, beating every one and equaling the record win streak the immortal Citation set almost half a century ago. He got there by hard work, but otherwise he didn't do it the old-fashioned way. Cigar is the very model of the modern major thoroughbred.
Cigar's march to "Sweet 16" explored uncharted territory. Instead of the storied Kentucky Derby-Preakness-Belmont Stakes route that figures prominently in the résumés of most thoroughbred legends, Cigar was routed through arrivistes Breeders' Cup, Dubai World Cup and Arlington Citation Challenge.
A professional equine-athlete, Cigar recently signed with a high-profile international marketing firm, the Creative Marketing Group of Indianapolis, to protect and promote his image. That image and every other fact about him can be extracted from cyberspace at his extensive Web site (http://www.cmgww.com).
And he has celebrities in his entourage. Yes, that was Jack Nicholson posing, cigar in hand, with Cigar in the winner's circle at Belmont Park after the Woodward Stakes last year.
Nostalgia is a big commodity in the modern sports business, and Cigar plays to that trend as well. No horse in years has triggered so many comparisons to the greats of his game--Spectacular Bid, Secretariat, Forego and Citation--as has Cigar, and in doing so he brought their careers back to life for racing fans who may never have seen those champions run.
In marketing terms, Cigar is a rainmaker. Racetracks devise bonus schemes and put up grandiose purses to secure his services, and he has brought record-breaking business to those tracks lucky enough to get him.
Like any modern, progressive business concern, Cigar is a global player. Why send Cigar halfway around the world to run in the Dubai World Cup? Fabled bank robber Willie Sutton could have answered that one--because that's where the money is. Cigar's owner, Allen Paulson, isn't shy on the subject. "In racing they seem to gauge the ability of a horse by how much he makes--the same as they do in the world of business," he says. Cigar earned $2.4 million of his record $9,319,815 in career earnings on that Arabian night eight time zones from where he calls home.
Though Cigar calls New York's racing center Belmont Park home, even the first stage of his 16-race win streak would be an away game--not far away, just a dozen miles down the traffic-impaired Belt Parkway to Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens. For trainer Bill Mott, that borough name may be Aqueduct's strongest claim to racing's sobriquet "Sport of Kings."
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I am very newbie ... one week
I use Windows 7
I installed Apache ... it works with,
test, and is running.
I installed Dwimperl. I can run simple Perl programs from the command line and Padre.
I had great pain but eventual success to get local host to output Hello World as web page,
code is in Hello2a.pl, it is:
print "Content-type:text/html\n\n";
print "\n";
print "
Hello World
\n";
print "\n";
After many trials it worked when I put Hello2a.pl in,
Now I open Hello2a.pl in Padre. when I run, the code is just output in the command line with the script as above. No web page with just
Hello World
I checked view options in Padre and chose HTML ... but on run get error ... no execution mode was defined etc
Perhaps I need to install some CPAN modules ?
Any advice greatly appreciated as I've surfed and read without success.
Could someone refresh me on why the ; 1 part is necessary again? In other words, why is this idiom safer/better/more correct than just eval "require $module", especially in the context of using the expression in conditional (e.g.: eval "require $module; 1" or warn "Can't load $module";).
I've used this idiom for years, and recently even submitted a patch to Log::Log4perl related to this. But for the love of heaven, I forgot why it's needed in the first place. Let's consider the cases:
Case 1. Module cannot be not found on the filesystem. require dies with message "Can't locate $module in @INC ...", eval traps it and sets $@ and returns undef. ; 1 part in idiom is not needed (unreached).
Case 1b. Like case 1, but previous attempt has been made. Ditto.
Case 2. Module has compile errors. require dies with compile error message, eval traps it and sets $@ and returns undef. ; 1 part in idiom is not needed (unreached).
Case 2b. Like case 2, but previous attempt has been made. After the first attempt, the entry in %INC is set to undef. At the second attempt, require will die with message "Attempt to reload $module aborted", eval traps it, sets $@, and returns undef. ; 1 part in idiom is not needed (unreached).
Case 3. Module is loaded successfully and returns a true value (in other words, the normal success case). require will return 1. ; 1 part in idiom is not needed.
Case 3b. Like Case 3, but previous loading has been made. require will return 1. ; 1 part in idiom is not needed.
Case 4. Module is loaded successfully but returns a non-true value. require will die with message "$module did not return a true value ...". eval traps it, sets $@, and returns undef. ; 1 part in idiom is not needed (unreached).
Case 4b. Like case 4, but previous attempt has been made. Ditto.
There are other cases possible (like a permission error when reading source file, require() being overriden, etc) but the above are the common/majority cases. So what cases does the ; 1 part cover? Does this have something to do with older versions of perl (I'm testing this on 5.18.2).
Respected Monks,
We're going get a new set of SAN Management Servers and I am planning to install Strawberry Perl Version 188.8.131.52 (64 Bit) on it. I googled about it and found that its often recommended to stick to 32 Bit Perl eventhough the OS is 64 Bit because 64 bit versions of some Perl Modules have issues. Is that still the case or can I go ahead using 64 Bit Perl?
Please let me know.
Hi ,
I just wanted to know about the advantages and disadvantages of "require" over "use" in Perl.
I know that :
1. "use" is evaluated at compile time and "require" at run-time.
2. If the module I am using with "use" has syntax error they will be thrown while compiling, on the contrary if the module is "require" ed then they will come during run-time and no errors will be reported in compile time.
3. When we do "use", the control is passed to that file at run-time and whereas in case of "require" the code from that module/file is included to my code which is "require"ing it at run-time.
4. If I have a module which does a lot in the BEGIN block and I don't really need it in all cases , then it is clever to "require" it so that I won't have to wait for all the initializations of that module in case I don't need it.
My question is :
is there any gain in terms of memory consumption when I use "require" or any other advantage ? Please let me know.
This code (without the eval and test blocks) can be seen on the botton of page 209 of Advance Perl Programming, #1. The MSG module.
while (@$rq) {
my $msg = $rq->[0];
my $bytes_to_write = length($msg) - $offset;
my $bytes_written = 0;
while ($bytes_to_write) {
#write the prefixed length
print "_send: syswrite to sock prefix length\n";
eval {
$bytes_written = syswrite ($sock, $msg,
$bytes_to_write, $offset);
if ($@){
print "_send: syswrite to sock error <$@>\n";
print "_send: syswrite to sock returned <$bytes_written>\n";
if (!defined($bytes_written)) {
if (_err_will_block($!)) {
# Should happen only in deferred mode. Record how
# much we have already sent.
$conn->{send_offset} = $offset;
# Event handler should already be set, so we will
# be called back eventually, and will resume sending
return 1;
checkRealTTY:: starting UID=<UID> rIP=<> Acct=<root>
_send entered <Msg=HASH(0x29987c8)> flush=<1>
_send: syswrite to sock prefix length
It is always better to have seen your target for yourself, rather than depend upon someone else's description.
We have a reasonably well organised Catalyst MVC app that is about to undergo a code available pen test.
I'm looking to get someone with an interest in the area to do a pre-pen test code review and would like any pointers the community has about good places to look, or specific people to ask.
As well as the perl there is quite a bit of AJAX as well as iOS and Android apps that interfaces with the perl core.
Hello Everyone,
I wrote a test file using LWP::Simple. How can I know the path coverage of my test file or the lines of code being executed in my program? Is there an easy way?
Preferably not with Devel::Cover since it just won't install using cpan!... (there's a test that's failing aeval_merge.t does anyone know why?
Thank you...
use strict;
use warnings;
use 5.010;
my $x=0.95*806;
my $y=1.3*589;
say $x <=> $y;
$x == $y ? say 'equal' : say $x.' '.$y;
say $x cmp $y;
$x eq $y ? say 'equal' : say $x.' '.$y;
#now with simpler math
say $x <=> $y;
$x == $y ? say 'equal' : say $x.' '.$y;
say $x cmp $y;
$x eq $y ? say 'equal' : say $x.' '.$y;
765.7 765.7
Currently, I replace the escape sequences with place holders, then extract directives, then replace the placeholders with the intended literal occurrences of @ and \ in the string.
while (/[\\\@]([_A-Za-z]+)/)
print "Extracted code '$1'\n";
I'm sure there's a better way, but my search-foo is lacking. And so is my regex-foo. (And there's likely an input file that will break this.)
(and no, it's not LaTeX, despite the similarities)
I had a question regarding Perl directory statistics. Are there any perl packages that I can use to list the number of unique file extentions in a given directory?
For ex, it should parse through an input directory (including subdir) and return the number of unique file types (for ex, 200 .bmp , 50 jpg ,20 txt) etc.
As an Storage Administrator who works on EMC Symmetrix Storage Array, many times, I have to extract a list of all the hosts connected to the storage array. This needs to be extracted by logging into the storage array and running a command like symmask -sid 12345 list logins, and then the hostnames are to be extracted from the list and stored in a text file. If hostnames are not reflecting, then the corresponding World Wide Name (WWN) of the Host HBA should be included in the list. To ensure dual or quadruple redunduncy, each host will show two paths or four paths, so the duplicates need to be removed and the host names need to be in Upper case. There are many such arrays, and a seperate file needs to be created for each of them.
Sometimes, the file has to be regenerated every few minutes due to some changes/requirements and the old file must be deleted, else wrong records will be captured. The script picks the array name from the command output stated earlier. This script is working fine on Redhat Linux 6.4 running Perl Version 5.10.1 and on Windows 2003 running Strawberry Perl version 184.108.40.206.
Hoping fellow EMC Administrators will find this script useful. Please note - I dont get to write scripts on a regular basis, so there's quite a lot of improvement that can be done with the script. If so, kindly let me know. Here's the script:
Here's the test file that's fed to the script. The actual file will have much more entries than what's given below.
And here is the output:
C:\Users\pmu\Documents\perl\work>perl hostnames.pl test_list_logins.tx
Deleting existing "hostlist_hostnames.pl_000190101234.txt". A new one
+will be created.
Please Check the file - [ C:\Users\pmu\Documents\perl\work\hostlist_ho
+stnames.pl_000190101234.txt ].
NULLs are replaced with corresponding pWWNs.
And here's what the file - hostlist_hostnames.pl_000190101234.txt contains:
I remember that, a few years ago, someone asked a question about Writing a Programming Language in Perl. I was a little bit skeptical at first, but very interested in this subject too. Few years passed by, until me and a friend of mine decided to create a toy-language from scratch without using anything else, but Perl. We wanted it as simple as possible and powerful as much as it can be.
Object-oriented paradigm must be the answer, right? We thought so. And it is, partially. The language we designed is called Sidef. It strongly follows the OO style; each piece of data is stored inside objects with own methods and operators defined to work on that type of data. (actually, in Sidef, an operator and a method are the same thing)
Simplicity? What do we mean by something simple? How simple can a programming language be defined? This is the main question that I wanted to answer. A year after the start of the project, I think we found a reasonable answer: objects and methods. This is, I think, the simplest way a programming language can be defined. But, what about conditional expressions? They can't be created by objects and methods only, right? Wrong! They can:
if (false) {
} elsif (true) {
} else {
var condObj = if(false); # 'if' object
condObj do {
} elsif(true) do {
} else {
I finally found out how to link directly to a node on cpan like this [mod://Email::Stuffer]. When searching Perlmonks for how to link to CPAN modules, the node I always landed on before, How do I link to modules on CPAN?, shows how to link to a cpan search for the module which requires another click to get to the module. The node has another link to What shortcuts can I use for linking to other information? but that always seemed irrelevant since I wanted to link to cpan not "other information".
Would it make sense to change [cpan://Net::Syslog] to [mod://Net::Syslog] and modify the text to the other node such as "For more information about linking to CPAN go to What shortcuts can I use for linking to other information?."
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IBM intros next-gen Power8 microprocessor, servers along with OpenPower roadmap
IBM's retooling to become focused on software and services is legendary. The company is an outsourcing and services leader and has placed its bet on analytics for the near future. IBM's software assets focus on everything from business intelligence to analytics to collaboration to middleware and open source development. On the hardware side of the house, IBM is a mainframe and server leader. Big Blue also has a large research unit and is the patent leader.
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IBM boasted it took more than three years of development -- not to mention $2.4 billion in investment -- as well as "hundreds" of patents to produce Power8.
Lufthansa IT unit up for grabs: IBM, HP, Atos in pursuit?
The sale of Lufthansa's IT unit may have attracted some heavyweight contenders in a purchase war.
IBM's Watson unit invests in Fluid, eyes personal shopping applications
IBM has invested an undisclosed sum in Fluid, an e-commerce and omnichannel shopping company, to create a Watson-powered personal shopping app prototype for The North Face.
IBM's Q1 revenue disappoints, hardware whacked again
IBM is a work in progress for sure as only the software division delivered any growth. Hardware remains a problem for Big Blue.
IBM lands $500 million private cloud deal with The Hartford
The insurance giant will build its private cloud infrastructure on IBM's PureFlex System and use a bevy of services.
How Eni is enlisting IBM's Watson in the hunt for black gold
The Italian energy giant is creating a new business unit to explore how IBM's cognitive computing could help it find new oil reserves and make better business decisions.
IBM adds disaster recovery services to SoftLayer
IBM beefs up SoftLayer's disaster recovery services and infrastructure. The company also said Novitex inked a $10 million SoftLayer deal.
Linux KVM Virtualization comes to IBM Power servers soon
KVM, Linux's built-in hypervisor for the x86 chip family will be available at the end of this quarter for IBM's Power chip family.
IBM acquires Silverpop, rounds out marketing cloud
IBM has aggressively building out its marketing suite as it tries to land chief marketing officers, which increasingly control more technology buying power.
Tennis Australia on scaling up for two weeks a year
During the 2014 Australian Open, Tennis Australia leveraged its dynamic cloud infrastructure to track content and analytics to make future projections.
After Torvalds and Berners-Lee, Finland awards €1m tech prize to spintronics pioneer
Finland's prestigious Millennium Technology Prize has been awarded to the scientist behind technology that could see terabytes of storage built into everyday objects.
Coca-Cola Amatil signs SAP cloud deal with IBM
Coco-Cola Amatil (CCA) has signed a "multimillion dollar" agreement with IBM to move its SAP infrastructure for its South Pacific operation into the cloud.
Does nationality still matter in tech buys today?
It does apparently to the U.S. government, which reportedly will be scrutinizing Lenovo's move to buy IBM's server business to ensure it doesn't lead to a backdoor access to U.S. national secrets and infrastructure.
IBM launches services to tackle fraud, financial crime
The tech giant has announced the creation of services to help corporations use big data in the battle against fraud and financial crime.
Microsoft, IBM lead PwC's scoreboard of top 100 software vendors
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The Stat-X First Responder – designed just for manhole fires
By Gizmag Team
January 7, 2010
Now here's a clever device no electrical, gas, plumbing, fire, police or first responder crew should be without ... if they ever have to go into confined spaces where there's even a remote chance of fire. It's called a Stat-X First Responder® and it only does one thing – extinguish fires in confined spaces really fast. If fire breaks out, you activate the aerosol-based fire suppression device and toss it in the hole. It's clean, compact, cost effective and safe for the environment. Fires in manholes are rare but can be deadly without the correct firefighting tools to enable a trapped worker to escape.
What happens if you need to chuck it in a hole and someone is in there?
(because that's when you REALLY need to put out a fire)Craig Jennings
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Meanwhile, the overdue fine meter keeps rolling along. Pretty soon you owe the library more than Greece owes Germany. By now you are practically ashamed to bring the books back, because you think the librarians are judging you.
They aren't, but they should be. Public libraries are one of the foundation stones of a free nation, and for you to keep that stack of James Pattersons on your bedside stand and out of the hands of the people is really a kind of treason.
Believe me, friends, I share your shame. That library cop from "Seinfeld," Mr. Bookman, would eat me for lunch.
Anyway, at the Memorial Library of Nazareth and Vicinity through Saturday, members can knock a dollar off their overdue fines for every nonperishable food item they bring in. The food will go to the Nazareth Area Food Bank, which serves the half-dozen municipalities of the Nazareth Area School District.
Everybody wins: you, the food bank, the library, the republic.
"We thought it would be a nice thing to do, especially at this time of year," children's librarian Catherine Stewart said, explaining how the food bank is going through the usual post-holiday period of depletion.
Food for Fines is new to Nazareth but the model has been used in libraries around the country for more than a decade. I poked around online and found libraries where it's done monthly, resulting in thousands of donated items a year.
Some libraries waive the overdue fine on one item per donation, regardless of the size of the fine. Others collect school supplies instead of food.
Whatever the model, it's more useful to communities than the amnesty days some libraries offer, forgiving fines in a bid to bring back wayward patrons.
Stewart said Nazareth — which charges 20 cents a day for overdue books and doesn't offer amnesty days — may make Food for Fines an annual thing.
It began Monday and is going over quite well with patrons.
"I think you'll find a big surplus [of food] at the end," said Lori Jolley, who moved to Nazareth from upstate New York 18 months ago and has taken a shine to the library and its many offerings.
Moments later, borough resident Cathy Guptill came in with a bag of canned chili, peas, beef stew. Six cans in all, allowing her to knock $6 off the $20 fine her teenage daughter had incurred by losing a book.
"It's a great way to reduce the fine and help out the community at the same time," she said.
It is. It doesn't surprise me that libraries do this sort of thing, because libraries are now and always have been much more than book-lending sites.
I wrote a story a couple of years ago looking at all the other things they do for communities, and realized what a particular shame it is when governments cut their funding whenever budgets get tight.
It's really a kind of treason.


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some body knows how changes the UIViews content (text pictures buttons)
only using xcode please ?
Didn't quite get your question - can you describe what you want in a better way?
I want to make an app (eBook) with more
than 500 pages of information
I need yours suggestions to start
I mean I don't want to use 500 UIWiew
One for each page
That's the way I know
the question could be:
how change scroll text inside UIView, only with xcode.
or if you have a suggestion or idea to make this 500 pages ebook please.
Thanks a lot
help please...
thanks a lot !
Why don't you just put your 500 pages in pdf files and then build a PDF viewer?
Check out the UICatalog sample code for example.
I'm guessing you could add buttons to jump to certain pages, or different pdf files.
so sorry for my english
let me explain again
I am making a book app, for childrens.
and with out bother you, let me put here the all proyect to download
and you can see how is the method that I learn. very basic Objetive C
(one UIView for each page)
thats is equal 45 UIViews
but on some place some body toldme (I dont remeber where)
if my book will have more than 45 pages
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ldnbloke wrote:Re J Gatlin ( and SA Fraser-Pryce) - the real issue is why they didn't declare the substances they had taken. Has anyone heard of an explanation? Adderall and opiates require a doctor to prescribe them, explain side effects etc... If Gatlin was taking this since childhood did he really fail to grasp the need to declare it and was submitting samples for some time without mentioning it. If these two do not understand this simple rule of anti-doping procedures, do they need to be moved to compete in a paralympic category? As I doubt this is the case then they should make public statements about the non-declaration.
This is not the same as the non declarations of Andrea Raducan, Alain Baxter, Yohan Blake and Sandra Perkovic who failed tests for substances present in products you can buy with no prescription in a corner shop.
I'm fairy sympathetic for tall the cases of above. With Gatlin, I'm sympathetic to his original ADHD medication, it's quite obvious a kid may not clock that and he had been on them for a decade, had he only suddenly been taking ADHD medication I would be less sympathetic to his cause. I'm unsympathetic to him now because he seemed to keep being associated with dodgy individuals.
Shelly-Ann Frazer Price is an even more sympathetic case, she went to the dentist, was in pain after just before a race and took some pain killers a friend/coach gave her. It's easy to slip up in that sort of situation. Certain when I've been at friends and have a headache I'd take any pills I was told were pain killers without regard to what side effects could be. It doesn't excuse her but her coach should know better.
In these cases we need consistent sanctions, though I understand the need for a body to rule what the circumstances are or were.


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Dubai is the second largest of the seven Emirates and is considered the commercial capital of the UAE and the Middle East. Popularly known as the 'City of Merchants' for its long history of trade, the city
continues to be the hub for the transport of commodities in the region. The city is a unique blend of the East and the West - a fascinating potpourri of oriental charm and western modernity.
Day 1: April 26th, 2014
Arrive via international flights to Dubai and transfer to your hotel.
Overnight at the Raffles Hotel or similar
Meals on own
Check in time is 2:00pm. Although every effort will be made to have the rooms available sooner, this cannot be guaranteed.
Day 2: April 27th, 2014
After breakfast start your tour of the area with a visit to the city of Abu Dhabi. Abu Dhabi, the capital city of the United Arab Emirates, is situated on a small peninsula surrounded by a cluster of islands. The city tour covers a variety of interesting highlights such as The Grand Mosque, The Masdar City (photo stop) and the Corniche Area. The drive takes you past the beautiful corniche and interesting sights around the city of Abu Dhabi. The city is popularly referred to as the "Manhattan of the Gulf" because of the profusion of ultra-modern skyscrapers. A photo stop will be made in the corniche area and also in front of the Emirates Palace Hotel.
The group will also have a panoramic tour driving past the new developments of Yas Island such as the Ferrari World and the Yas Marina circuit.
You will also have the opportunity to visit Manarat Saadiyat - Located on Saadiyat Island, this exciting artistic venue showcases all new developments of Abu Dhabi. This interactive experience centre will bring alive the historical and cultural vision behind Saadiyat Island as well as its future plans (Guggenheim, Louvre Museums and other projects). Guests will find a rich educational experience through state of the art virtual 'books', LCD screens display the pages of electronic books - using a first-ever technology in the Middle East, which respond with a gesture recognition sensor system by simply waving a hand over the image of the book.
Return transfer to Dubai.
Dinner at Fire & Ice restaurnat.
Overnight stay at Raffles Hotel
**Note: The Grand Mosque will no longer provide ladies a headscarf or abaya free of charge and there is no shop on sight to buy them. Ladies please come prepared with something to cover you head or entrance will unfortunately be denied. For men and women: no transparent clothing, no shorts or skirts, no sleeveless shirts, no clothing with profanity and no tight clothing (including leggings) or beachwear.
Day 3: April 28th, 2014
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. After checking out of the hotel, you will enjoy a city tour of Dubai - the second largest of the seven Emirates. The tour starts with a drive to the Jumeirah Beach area with photo stops at the Jumeirah Mosque, a magnificent example of modern Islamic architecture, followed by a stop to photograph the landmark of the city, the famous Burj Al Arab Hotel which is built on a manmade island.
From here you drive to the Marina and take a 10-minute break to walk through the Marina overlooking the lagoon. Thereafter, you drive through the Jumeirah Beach Residence area onto the Emirates Hills, The Springs and Meadows, which are today the most sought after residence areas and drive onto the Palm Jumeirah, which is the most talked about project of the new Dubai.
Continue on to the Sheikh Zayed road and arrive at the Dubai Mall which is the largest shopping mall in the world. The Dubai Mall is the region's premier shopping, lifestyle and entertainment destination. With more than 1,200 stores and a host of world-class attractions, The Dubai Mall is revolutionizing the modern shopping experience.
With an impressive array of leisure pursuits, this is the ultimate, cutting-edge shopping experience. A range of adventure sports vies for attention alongside the romance of ice-skating. The Dubai Mall is a place where outdoor brunch can be followed by the delights of the big screen and where a 21st century gold souk is set off against a world class aquarium. When was the last time your sortie to the designer stores took place under the watchful eye of a giant sea turtle? Step inside The Dubai Mall and experience a place like no other.
Finally walk to Burj Khalifa (tallest building in the world) and enjoy a moment at the viewing gallery at a top floor of the building
Following your city tour you will be transferred to the ship.
Land Program Step by Step:
Please note: The order of sites visited may vary to avoid congestion. The timings indicated are only approximate, and are given here for general reference purposes and are subject to change.
EXTRA NIGHTS: Should you book any extra nights through the cruise line, you will be met per the flight details provided and transferred to the Raffles Hotel. Note that check in time is 2:00pm. Any meals other than breakfast as well as any activities are on your own until Day 2 of the program. Kindly ensure that the cruise line has your most up to date flight details.
Check in time: 3:00pm
Breakfast at hotel
08:30 Transfer to Abu Dhabi
10:30 Panoramic tour of Abu Dhabi city
13:00 Leisure time will be given at the Marina Mall for lunch (at your own expense)
15:15 Transfer to Yas Island.
16:15 Head towards Saadiyat Island.
16:30 Visit Manarat Saadiyat
17:15 Return drive to Dubai
19:15 Expected arrival at hotel
19:15 Time at leisure to freshen up before dinner
20:00 Diner at Fire & Ice Restaurant (Jumeirah Emirates Towers)
08:30 Check out and proceed for Modern Dubai City Tour
13:30 Visit At the top Burj Khalifa – Observation deck
15:00 Arrival at Port Rashid and check-in/board the ship
Lunch on own
Expected Weather: Warm and Sunny (Average temperature - 26 degrees Celsius /78.8 degrees Fahrenheit)
What to Bring: Summer wear, Comfortable shoes, Sun glasses, hats etc.
For the visit of Grand Mosque -
• Modest, conservative, loose fitting clothing, long sleeves, and trousers
• No transparent (see-through) clothing
• No shorts for men
• No shorts or skirts for ladies
• No tight clothing including leggings, no swimwear and no beachwear.
• Shoes will be removed before entering the mosque, so we recommend slip off shoes
• Headscarf for ladies is essential (these are no longer provided at the mosque – please bring your own)
Currency: UAE Dirham (1 U$D = 3.65 AED)
Electricity: 220 volts
Raffles Dubai Hotel or similar
Sheikh Rashid Road, Wafi, Dubai, P.O. Box 121800
Telephone: +9714 324 8888
We will only source different hotels in unforeseen situations. If similar hotels are required they will be of equal ratings and standards.
Program Includes for guests:
• 2 Nights accommodation at the Raffles Dubai Hotel or similar on twin sharing room only basis including breakfast
• All transfers using a luxury A/C 45 seater coach with English speaking tour guide on board.
• 1 Full day tour of Abu Dhabi using a luxury A/C 45 seater coach accompanied by an English speaking tour guide and all entrances.
• 1 Half day tour of Dubai using a luxury A/C 45 seater coach accompanied by an English speaking tour guide and all entrances.
• Dinner at Fire and Ice Restaurant on day 2 including soft beverages, mineral water and tea/coffee.
• Entrance fees to the Observation deck of Burj Khalifa
Please Note: Guests booking their own flights (independent of the cruise line) are responsible for ensuring that the cruise line has the most current and updated arrival information so your transfer can be arranged. Should you book any additional nights independently of the cruise line, an arrival transfer is not provided.
Program Excludes for guests:
• Meals other than specified above
• Any alcoholic beverages during the diner at Fire & Ice restaurant.
• Any tips of personal nature or portage at the airport / hotel
• All expenses of personal nature such as laundry, telephone calls & mini-bar etc.
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Price: $1,099.00 per guest based on double occupancy.
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