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public Iterator iterator() ;This method is a factory method that creates and returns an Iterator suitable for stepping through the collection (see IteratorPattern). Concrete implementations of Collection include LinkedList, Vector, and TreeSet?. Each of these may implement the method as it pleases to return an Iterator most suited to it. The interface of Iterator is very small, just two methods that are required, and no class that uses one needs to know any more than this interface. One of the drawbacks of this pattern is when the clients that use the products need to know more about the product than its general interface. Abstract Factory Provide an interface for creating families of related or dependent objects without specifying their concrete classes. A client obtains new instances of a family of classes by calling the appropriate create method on a factory class. The client may not know the concrete factory class being used; all the client needs to know about is the abstract factory interface. The concrete class that the client uses may be specified at runtime (and changed then, also) or at compile time. One thing to note is that this pattern allows the programmer to separate the creation of an object from its use, producing parallel hierarchies of products and creators. Unfortunately this is also one of the problems with this pattern. If you want to add another class to your product hierarchy, then you must update each class in the factory hierarchy. Times to use this pattern include:
public class MySingleton? { private static MySingleton? instance = new MySingleton?() ; private MySingleton?() { // initialise the object } public static getInstance() { return instance ; } }or
public class MySingleton? { private static MySingleton? instance ; private MySingleton?() { // initialise the object } public static synchronized getInstance() { if (instance == null) instance = new MySingleton?() ; return instance ; } }When you are multi-threaded the only safe ways to write a Singleton class are to create the instance when the class is loaded using a static initializer, or synchronize the method that returns the instance. See SingletonPattern. Below are several links to articles on double-checked locking in Java and why it doesn't work:
Context myContext Strategy myStrategy = Factory.getStrategy(info_from_config) myContext.doStuff(myStrategy)context code
public method doStuff(Strategy strategy) { // create what info needed by strategy strategy.doStrategicStuff(info) }What are the other methods to solve this problem?
App <----- PreCull? <----- Cull PostCull? <----- PreDraw? <----- Draw PostDraw? <-----(I have flagged the functions that are typically provided by user-defined methods.) OpenGL Performer is written in C, not C++, so does not use inheritance. Rather, one must provide function callbacks to routines such as setPreDraw( myFunction ). An example function might render a background image onto which all other drawing is composited. The Template Method is useful in cases just such as the above when a series of operations must be performed; some of which must remain fixed, some which may be changed and some which must be defined. Inheritance facilitates this pattern's use. (See diagram in the text.) Here the templateMethod in the AbstractClass calls a sequence of concrete and abstract methods defined either in the AbstractClass or in its child ConcreteClass?. NOTES:
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Related behavior is in the visitor instead spread them in the individual data object. Unrelated one is in the difference ConcreteVisitor?.3. Adding new ConcreteElement? class is very hard, specially when there is bunch of visitor have already been defined. You need modify all specific visitor. 4. Visiting across class hierarchies. (The Element to be visited don?t have to be in the same class hierarchies. 5. Accumulating state. Visitors can accumulate states as they visit each element in the Object structure. Otherwise, the state has to be passed as a argument or a class instance variable 6. Breaking encapsulation. The ConcreteElement? has to provide the methods for visitor to use since it is in the different class hierarchies. As a result, the ConcreteElement? might need provided public/protected access to the element?s internal state, which might compromise its encapsulation. Implementation Issues 1. Double-dispatch:
This is the key for the visitor pattern. The operation that gets execusted depends on the type of Visitor and the type of the Element it visits. Consolidate the operations in a Visitor and use Accept to do the run-time binding.2. Who is responsible for traversing the Object Structure? There is three possible ways to do this.
* In the Object StructureUsually this is the good place to put it because encapsulate the object relationship within the Object Structure. Visitor does not have knowledge the implementation of relationship except the specific Element it visits.
* In the Iterator object (not understand the internal iterator and external iterator).Internal is pretty much like case a. It will not have double-dispatch Single-dispatch: It calls an operation on the visitor with an element as an argument. Double-dispatch: it calls an operation on the element (accept) with the Visitor as an argument.
* In the visitor.The benefits for putting traverse code in the visitor is that you can change the way of traversing based on the result of operations on the object structure. (has a example) Separating the data structure and operations that perform on the data structure into two different class hierarchies. ACYCLIC VISITOR Issues with the visitor pattern 1. Form Consequences, we know it is hard to add new derivative of Element. 2. The base class of the visited (Element) hierarchy depends on the base class of the visitor hierarchy (Visitor) 3. The base class of the visitor hierarchy has a function for each derivative of the visited hierarchy. Cycle of dependencies that ties all the visited derivatives (all the Elements) together. The base class of the visitor base classes will have to be modified and recompiled along with all its derivatives every time a new derivatives is added to the visited hierarchy. Solution 1. Create a degenerate visitor base class without any method. In Java, it is called the Marker Interface. In C++, only contains a pure virtual destructor. 2. Create a Specific visitor interface for each kind of visited derivative in the hierarchy. 3. The accept method in the visited hierarchy cast the visitor base class to the appropriate visitor interface. Consequences 1. Visitor makes adding new operations easy Simply adding a new visitor. 2. A visitor related operations and separates unrelated ones
Related behavior is in the visitor instead spread them in the individual data object. Unrelated one is in the difference ConcreteVisitor?.3. Adding new ConcreteElement? class is relative easy By breaking the cycle dependency, adding a new ConcreteElement? is relative easy. You only needs to change required the visitor, and make incremental changes. 4. Visiting across class hierarchies (The Element to be visited don?t have to be in the same class hierarchies. 5. Accumulating state
Visitors can accumulate states as they visit each element in the Object structure. Otherwise, the state has to be passed as a argument or a class instance variable6. Breaking encapsulation
The ConcreteElement? has to provide the methods for visitor to use since it is in the different class hierarchies. As a result, the ConcreteElement? might need provided public/protected access to the element?s internal state, which might compromise its encapsulation.7. The number of class is increased
Each visited derivatives needs a visitor interface associated with8. Needs to handle Exception condition and timing The accept method needs to handle exception which causes by class casting. It happens when the Specific Visitor did not implement the interface for this derivative. The casting might be impact by the width and breadth of the visited hierarchy if you have any questions regrading the information posted here. please send email to Scott Miao, and he can be reached at email@example.com 2th December 2002 We discussed Memento, Command, and Interpreter. Command Intent Encapsulate a request as an object, thereby letting you parameterize clients with different requests, queue and log requests, and support undoable operations. Structure Command ? interface for execute(), and unExecute() if undo is required. ConcreteCommand ? implements execute; binds a receiver object with the action Client ? creates the ConcreteCommand and sets the Receiver; may provide ConcreteCommands? for the Invoker. Invoke ? invokes the command Receiver ? knows how to carry out the command. Methods called by execute(). Any class can be the receiver. This pattern does not require that the Receiver implement any specific interface. Methods can vary from Receiver to Receiver. Applicability:
constant ::= '0'|'1'| ... |'9'| {'0'|...|'9'}* | {'0'|...|'9'}*'.'{'0'|...|'9'}* variable ::= 'x' add ::= expression '+' expression subtract ::= expression '-' expression multiply ::= expression '*' expression divide ::= expression '/' expression power ::= expression '^' expression unary ::= '-'expression | 'ln('expression')' | 'sin('expression')'|...|'function('expression')' expression ::= constant | variable | add | subtract | multiply | divide | power | unary | '('expression')'There are two types of expression class: those that represent terminal expressions (they hold no references to further expression classes) e.g. constant and variable, and non-terminal classes which are typically rules that represent compound expressions. Classes representing the binary operators add, subtract, multiply, divide and power may be written as
public class Addition extends AbstractExpression { private AbstractExpression left, right ; public Addition(AbstractExpression left, AbstractExpression right) { this.left = left ; this.right = right ; } }while those representing unary expressions will be similar but take a single AbstractExpression?. Finally:
public class Constant extends AbstractExpression { private double value ; public Constant(double value) { this.value = value ; } }and the class representing the variable has nothing in it so far.
public class Variable extends AbstractExpression { public Variable() {} }As mentioned above, the problem this pattern does not address is that of parsing sentences in the grammar. Specifically it provides no way to get from the equation y = 2 * x^2 + ln(x) + 1 to its class representation. This is someone else's problem. The class representation looks something like:
Addition _________/ \_________ / \ Multiplication Addition / \ / \ Constant Power Logarithm Constant / \ | / \ | / \ | Variable Constant VariableWhere the lines represent is a member of. Finally, we must implement an interpret method for each concrete subclass of AbstractExpression?. In this case we shall make interpret a member function of the concrete subclasses. It will take a double as its single parameter. The way the graph drawing program will use this structure is as follows. Suppose it wants to graph the equation above with the x-range from 0 to five, plotting points every 0.1. Then it would call interpret on the structure above for each value of x from 0 to 5 in intervals of 0.1. Let the top addition class be a field called function. The the program would do
for (double x = 0; x<=5; x += 0.1) { double y = function.interpret(x) ; plot(x, y) ; }Now, the interpret function is implemented as:
public class Addition { double interpret (double x) { return left.interpret(x) + right.interpret(x) ; } } public class Logarithm { double interpret (double x) { return Math.log(expression.interpret(x)) ; } } public class Constant { double interpret (double x) { return value ; } } public class Variable { double interpret (double x) { return x ; } }That's all there is to it! Here are some consequences:
addItemListener(ItemListener) removeItemListener(ItemListener)while ItemListener has the single method
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I am not sure I am that keen on the team event. I think it is too much extra pressure on the skaters and chances of injury are great before their individual events. I wonder if it is worth it. Anyone else feel this way?
I am not sure I am that keen on the team event. I think it is too much extra pressure on the skaters and chances of injury are great before their individual events. I wonder if it is worth it. Anyone else feel this way?
i don't think skaters are taking it that seriously. they're not taking their mistakes or losses too roughly and if they blow it a little, most fans/commentators are saying, "welll......as long as they get their nerves out before the individual." the skaters and media are treating this as a glorified dress rehearsal and it shows
I have a hard time buying the argument. This would suggest that figure skating is the OMG MOST DIFFICULT SPORT EVER IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD to suggest they can't do more than two events in a single competition. Especially when a lot of them are only doing one extra event. Nevermind skiiers, snowboarders, speedskaters, etc are all able to compete in multiple strenuous pressure filled events.
Skating needs to get over itself. Or stop crying "we're a sport".
Not trying to be overly harsh, but really it just seems like we're crying over a hangnail (which yes, hurt, but you get over it).
Well, I don't want to appear belligerent as I have aired my feelings on this event more than once. But, I will say, I love it! I love seeing more skating. I'm not really seeing the 'not taking it seriously' vibe. Sure, some skaters are saying this is prep for their individual events, but that just affirms what I have already said in other threads: this should be after, not before.
Meanwhile, and again as I have said elsewhere, I have fielded more calls and texts from 4-year fair weather (olympic only) skating fans today about this event. They are totally into it. Some were confused and thought 'this is it', but when I told them the individual events were still to come, they were stoked. Others were like, I don't remember seeing this much skating before, and who is so and so....I can't see how this is anything but good for skating.
Although I can't resist saying: it should be the 'redemption song'....
I am having a wonderful time watching the team event and reading everyone's posts on it.
I'm not seeing any of the skaters snivel and cry. Yes, most countries are sharing duties.. but at least two competitors from each are skating both programs.
It's fun and exciting... so far with surprises and heartbreaks... rowdy and raucus... just like any good sporting event should be. Dear Lord, I didn't realize so many fans of our sport had such delicate, Victorian sensibilities about the athletes. Horrors! Some of these skaters will have to DOUBLE their time competing... all the way from 7 minutes in a week to nearly 14 minutes! The exhaustion will kill them!
When people see the Russian team on top of the podium, and they hear the crowd go wild... it will have an impact. The team event is here to stay.
I hear you, Louisa, but Castelli and Schnapir will be Olympic medalists in less than 24 hours, most likely. So will Kevin Reynolds (he is skating tomorrow, isn't he?), and Jason Brown, and both excellent Canadian pairs, and Katlyn Osmond, and all the Russians (they can't ALL win individual medals), heck, even Jeremy Abbott.
Most likely, they wouldn't be otherwise. I think they'll adjust to that.
If this new event is as successful as it appears it will be, I won't be surprised to see the ISU add it to the World Championships.
I don't think that the skaters are objecting to the event and definitely not the medals when they recognize that this is new and different and changes their competition routine. There are fans objecting to the medals, though. You can read it here at this board.
It is a new event and even though people want to do well in it maybe deep down inside they just don't give it that much weight... yet. Maybe that will take time. We all know the team event in gymnastics is very important to the gymnasts and skating keeps getting compared to it but I have this feeling that as long as it is exclusive to just the Olympics that isn't going to happen.
And the once every four years fans actually have no idea what's going on. At our neighborhood breakfast place this morning, the woman at the next table was holding up the sports page with a pic of Julia on it and explaining to her husband and daughter that she had won the silver medal last night and beat YuNa Kim. She also did a quad.
The worst part of that story was that she claimed she watched it and that is the information she walked away from her television with.
I am just curious that all team russia got personal best some point and none of the others did..except kostner
That woman just sounds stupid and the rest of her life probably reflects that, haha.
I enjoyed the competition.

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Editor's note: In a series of guest entries Stephanie Sylverne is recapping MTV's reality show 16 and Pregnant. Last night's episode featured Lori whose parents pushed her to give the baby up for adoption. A baby is a lot of hard work, they warned. But work isn't a dirty word and life is hard for everyone. In the end their daughter makes a heart-breaking decision, then goes sledding. That wasn't easy. Sylverne explains it wasn't really a choice either:
Lori is a senior at Notre Dame Academy, an all-girls Catholic high school in northern Kentucky. I can hear the jokes already.
Lori and her ex-boyfriend Cory are considering adoption. Lori's parents, Mary Jo and Curt, are dead set against her keeping the baby. While Cory insists he is going to do just that. The entire episode turns into a tug of war between Lori's ex and her parents and, sadly, Lori is the rope. Watching Lori get bullied into her "decision" was infuriating.
Mom: "We just need to pray and hope that you're guided in the right direction."
Lori: "That's just it. What if the right direction for me and the right direction you think is completely different?"
In other words: how do you know that what you want is what God wants for me?
Lori's family is not dysfunctional and her ex has the makings of a decent guy. The only real problem, according to Mary Jo, is Lori's age and the fact that she isn't married. Neither of which are permanent or lethal conditions. Her mother says, "To achieve what you want to achieve and parent as a teenager is impossible." Impossible? I'd like her to tell that to me and many of my former-teen mom friends who went on to grad school and happy, successful adult lives.
I can't help but feel like Mary Jo is spiteful. It seems like she's feeling personally assaulted by the entire situation and is lashing out. The only person she seems concerned with is herself. "I am at my wit's end," she says. "You need to be honest with me." Lori was honest when she told her she wants to keep the baby. It just wasn't what Mary Jo wanted to hear.
Perhaps I feel hostile toward Mary Jo because she reminded me of nuns in the 1950's maternity homes who took babies away from unmarried–and often unwilling–mothers. Maybe I'm tired of the stereotypes and misinformation she was spouting off. It's unpopular to say, but generally, teenage girls who become parents end up in the socioeconomic status as their parents. Poverty causes teen pregnancy, not necessarily the other way around. That's not to say it's an easy road, but it is not an automatic life sentence of misery and doom either.
Lori's parents could scarcely contain their glee when Cory reluctantly relented to the adoption. In the hospital, while Cory is holding baby Aidan, Mary Jo says, "It's a lot of work. It's a lot of work." She is so afraid that he is going to renege on the adoption plans that she feels the need to squawk her unsolicited advice and ruin Cory's moment with his son.
The day after delivery, an angry Cory tells Lori, "Your mother told me I don't care about my son!"
"My mom's hurt," Lori says.
"And no one else is?" Cory yells.
Lori and Cory have a breakdown as he says goodbye to Aidan. After Cory leaves, Curt says, "Wow, what an a**hole", presumably because Cory is angry and not being completely supportive of the adoption. How could anyone not be upset in that situation though?
The adoption ceremony was sweet and in the end Lori came to terms with the situation. But that doesn't change the fact that Lori was coerced into giving her baby up. In the closing moments of the show, Lori says, "I do wish my parents would not have tried to push the adoption so hard."
There are laws in many states concerning consent in abortion clinics. Women are questioned repeatedly about whether they are there against their will. Yet I have seen countless babies taken from the arms of a distraught mother by an adoption agent. This episode made countless references to "options" and "decisions". But when a woman is backed into a corner, how is that a choice?


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An important perspective that's often overlooked in the pupil transportation industry is that of the passengers. Until last June, my morning routine included spending an hour on a Blue Bird. I know very well the attitudes of most of my peers when it comes to school buses, and I'd like to share some of my observations.
The buses
I like school buses. No matter how cold, tired and cranky I was, seeing the TC/2000 coming up the road, shining in the morning sunlight, always put a smile on my face. The only thing that would have made me happier would have been a Crown Supercoach. Unfortunately, I'm the exception. Let's face it, FMVSS 222 isn't exactly the most comfortable seat design. The buses bounce, they smell, they're loud, and to most students, they're ugly. My classmates don't know about how safe they are, or why they're designed the way they are, so they have very little respect for the buses.
The drivers
You won't be surprised to learn this, but many students don't like their drivers. I think this issue has been discussed sufficiently, so I'll just say this: Remember that drivers are an important part of our lives. While earning our respect is their top priority, establishing a friendship with us is also important, and it can make the bus ride more pleasant for everyone.
Discipline problems
Everyone is affected by behavior problems. If the kid in the back seat hits the kid next to him, it affects the kid in the front seat, too. Aside from the obvious safety issue of distracting the driver, there are less obvious effects of behavior problems. Not only does everyone witness the driver yell at a misbehaving student, but the other passengers often have to wait while the driver pulls over to handle the problem. This impacts everyone on board. The most common reason I've heard for a student not liking to ride the bus is the behavior of the other students on the route. Oftentimes, in combatting misbehavior, a driver can get a reputation for being mean. Yes, this reputation makes kids afraid to break the rules, but it also makes them afraid of the driver. That fear-based relationship makes the ride a lot less pleasant, and that's one reason friendship between driver and student is so important.
The service
The biggest issue I've seen with regard to bus service is passenger confusion. I always paid attention to the inner workings of our transportation department, and it was easy to see how it might seem simple to figure out which bus to get on. But I've seen way too many people get on the wrong bus because the "spare" had a different route number on it. In general, I think the industry is doing a great job. I have a great deal of respect for everyone involved, and I hope to be a part of the industry. I know the problems and issues you face daily, but you might not realize that your passengers have problems and issues of their own. Try to remember what an important role you play in our lives.
Phil Blanchard-Krulic is a freshman at Simon's Rock College for Younger Scholars in Massachusetts
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Deputy Chief of Police Brian Johnson joined the Metro-Nashville Police Dept. in 1993. He currently commands the Field Operations Bureau to which approximately 70% of the department's 1423 sworn officers are assigned. The Field Operations Bureau consists of all eight of the department's precincts along with the Special Operations Division and has an annual operating budget of over $108 million dollars.
Prior to his current assignment, Brian was selected to become the Commander of the newly established Madison Precinct where, with outstanding support from the community, he and his team were able to complete the first year of operation with an overall crime reduction of -9.1%.
Brian has served as the Captain of the Special Operations Division overseeing the Aviation, K-9, Hazardous Device, Traffic, SWAT/Negotiations, Urban Search and Rescue, Drill and Ceremony, and Emergency Contingency planning units. He also served as the Executive Officer of the Field Operations Bureau.
For 10 years he worked his way up through the ranks of the S.W.A.T. team before ultimately being promoted to lieutenant and being named the S.W.A.T./Negotiations unit Field Commander. Brian also has experience as a Precinct Detective Lieutenant, Patrol Sergeant, Domestic Violence Detective, and Field Training Officer.
Brian holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Columbia Southern University, a Bachelor of Arts in Management and Human Relations from Trevecca Nazarene University, and a certificate in Criminal Justice Education from the University of Virginia. Brian is a graduate of the prestigious FBI National Academy, has completed the PERF Senior Management Institute for Police, the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Leadership in Police Organizations training program, and was a member of the Leadership Nashville class of 2012-2013.
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Last week for Pariah Missouri
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I wanted to let you all know that Pariah Missouri is ending with book 3. It will be around 330 pages and we will ride off into the... Read more
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Jose is back on the project! We are moving full steam! Book 3 will be a reality. The script has been refined... Read more
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BROCTON – A celebration of 200 years of settlers in Brocton and Portland will culminate this weekend with festival featuring a large variety of free events.
The area marked its birthday April 9 with a kick-off dinner.
Events will begin Thursday evening with the re-dedication of the Brocton arches. The historic arches in the center of Brocton were refurbished this year, and lights have just been installed. The arches will be re-dedicated and lighted at 8:30 p.m. Thursday.
Other activities include karaoke daily, farm and garden contests, ice cream socials, live bands, craft vendors, a petting zoo and magic shows.
Travis said the grand parade will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday from the fire hall to the school, along Route 20.
Travis said the committee had hoped to have Brad Anderson, creator of the cartoon "Marmaduke," as the grand marshall, but Anderson's health prevented him from returning home for a visit.
Travis said one of the fundraising events at the bicentennial will be to raise money for a Marmaduke statue to be erected here.
Several years in the planning stages, the bicentennial has a special logo, designed by graphic artist John Baldridge. The logo will be featured on commemorative items for sale at the event.
Most events, including a tour of the Portland-Evergreen Cemetery at 11 a.m. Saturday, are free.
Guests visiting the festival will be encouraged to sign a guest book in the information booth on the grounds of the American Legion Post on Route 20.
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American Airlines Honors Its First African-American Pilot and Flight Attendant
WHAT: In celebration of Black History Month, American Airlines presents an evening with the first African-American pilot and flight attendant ever hired by the airline. They joined the airline in 1963 and 1964 respectively.
WHEN: Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2008, from 5:30 - 8:00 pm
WHERE: American Airlines C.R. Smith Museum, 4601 Texas Highway 360 at FAA Road, Fort Worth, Texas
WHO: Captain Dave Harris, First African-American Pilot
Joan Dorsey, First African-American Flight Attendant
BACKGROUND: Captain Dave Harris and Joan Dorsey will share their experiences as the first African-American members of a legacy airline flight crew. Both will be available for interviews. Other speakers will include officers of American Airlines and American Eagle Airlines.
PHOTO AND VIDEO OPPORTUNITY: Photos and broadcast recording opportunities are available prior to and during the event. To make arrangements, please contact Teisha-Vonique Hood at 972-331-2661.
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Muscular System Review/Study Guide
property of muscle in which a state of partial contraction is maintained throughout the whole muscle
_______ is involuntary, contains one nucleus, not striated, contractions push food in intestines or blood in arteries and veins, and slower contractions than skeletal muscle.
Muscle that is involuntary, one nucleus, striated,and if one cell is stimulated, all are (contract together).
action, shape, origin, location, number of divisions, direction of fibers
Six factors muscles are named after.
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One major difference b/n smooth muscle and skeletal muscle is that smooth muscle is ____ ____.


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The subject of transplantation of various tissues or organs is important, since great practical value might come from the development of a successful method. This applies particularly to the transplantation of an organ such as the kidney, whereby a normal organ might be exchanged for a diseased one. A comprehensive review of the subject of transplantation of tissue has been made recently by Loeb,1 and we shall, therefore, mention only a few considerations which are pertinent to our report.
Two methods have been used for the transplantation of tissue. The method usually employed both clinically and experimentally has been to excise a small section of tissue and to implant it in the desired situation, expecting it to obtain its own blood supply. The other method has been to transplant a whole organ, anastomosing its blood vessels to other suitable vessels. The latter method was made technically possible by the
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In the eyes of many, 2012 could've been summed up simply as "The Year of Mike Trout."
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Hi Erik, Just to find out what this expression is all about, I took the liberty to simplify it a bit. I wasn't aware of character class subtraction, and I thought it was not allowed, but like you pointed out, it is: replace('abel', '[a-z-[b]', '-') means: replace all characters in the range a-z, *except* the range [b], returning '-b--'. The square brackets are necessary to specify a valid character class. Any class is allowed and subtractions can be nested. The link you pointed to 'clearly' (uhuh, if you can read BNF easily) explains this possibility. In short: .NET is wrong and Java version of Saxon is correct. Cheers, -- Abel Braaksma PS: I think it is better to ask saxon specific questions at the saxon list: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/saxon-help Erik Wilde wrote: hello. in my xipr implementation of xinclude in xslt 2.0 (available at http://dret.net/projects/xipr/), i use regexes to parse xpointers. this works fine for me in saxon 8.9j, but seems to cause errors in saxon 8.9n, at least this is what i suspect. when using the current version of xipr (id 297), saxon 8.9n produces the following error messages: Error at xsl:when on line 88 of file:///d:/temp/xipr.xsl: FORX0002: Error at character 5 in regular expression "^[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*$": character must be escaped ([) Error at xsl:when on line 92 of file:///d:/temp/xipr.xsl: FORX0002: Error at character 14 in regular expression "^element\([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*((/...": character must be escaped ([) Failed to compile stylesheet. 2 errors detected. running xipr with saxon 8.9j works fine. i think that the above message is wrong and that the regex and saxon 8.9j are right, but there definitely is a regex parsing problem in one of the two saxon versions. it is my understanding that the xipr regexes are correct because of the following construct in the xpath 2.0 regex syntax: http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#nt-charClassSub please cc me when replying to this post! thanks a lot! kind regards, erik wilde tel:+1-510-6432253 - fax:+1-510-6425814 dret@xxxxxxxxxxxx - http://dret.net/netdret UC Berkeley - School of Information (iSchool)
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On May 9 the Cambridge, Mass., native poked his head into Cataloni's, a Boston neighborhood bar, while scouting locations for his directorial debut, Gone, Baby, Gone. And fan Dawn Pirone couldn't resist asking him about his first child. "His face lit up like a Christmas tree," Pirone tells PEOPLE in its new issue. "He said, 'She's beautiful.'"
He's not the only one feeling the love. Pals say Affleck, 33, and wife Jennifer Garner, 34, are reveling in raising little Violet – especially now that the family is nesting in Cambridge for the summer while Affleck shoots Gone, a detective thriller based on the 1998 novel by Dennis Lehane.
"Ben enjoys playing daddy," says a friend. "He's in love with his little girl."
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Mumbai: S Sreesanth replaced the injured Ashish Nehra for Team India as Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss and elected to bat in the World Cup final at Mumbai on Saturday.
Sri Lanka on the other hand made four changes for the grand finale: Chamara Kapugedara came in place of Chamara Silva, Suraj Randiv for Ajantha Mendis, Nuwan Kulasekara for Rangana Herath and Thissara Perera for Angelo Mathews.
India: Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Yuvraj Singh, Virat Kohli, Suresh Raina, MS Dhoni (c/wk), R Ashwin, Harbhajan Singh, Zaheer Khan, Munaf Patel
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Today we celebrated Chinese New Year and had a blast! The monsters were so into it and loved learning about a different place! STORY TIME! When talking about China, one of my girls yelled out, "That's me! China is in Asia!" (Her name is a continent!)
We kicked off our Snake day with the story, Ruby's Wish! It's a true story of a little girl who wants to go to university but only boys are allowed! At the end she gets to go and her wish comes true. We had a great time comparing ourselves to Ruby! This is a great story for anytime of the year! It's perfect for compare and contrast and could be great for women's history month or even as a tie in with black history month. You could compare Ruby Bridges to Ruby! Did you see how my brain made all of those connections just now?! Yep, that's how I get it all done!
We also had a great tie in with math. Um, yeah, we learned about cultures and we met those Common Core standards. I whipped up this freebie yesterday and wasn't sure how it would turn out. People, it was beyond my expectations!!!!
Check these out!
We practiced adding from 0-10. We wrote the answers on the pieces of the snake. Then we assembled the snake by placing the answers in order! WOO! I was worried that this would be a nightmare, but nope. It went smoothly and the monsters were engaged and learning the entire time!
I mean really, tongue out means hard work and serious learning are occurring. Do not interfere! Here is a little insight into Mr. Greg. I do this a lot. People call me out on it frequently. If I am hard at work or concentrating, my tongue is out. And I don't even know it! If the tongue is out, the brain is busy!
Here is how I organized this project to keep the sanity!
I printed the ovals with the equations onto yellow, black and red paper for Chinese New Year. I made a set of 0-10 for each child and paper clipped them together. Each child got a snake outline to glue their pieces onto.
If you want this (it can be a great addition activity or even a spring project for animals!) you can get it on the freebies page! Just click on the picture!
We also used Google Earth to see how far China was from our school. People, if you haven't used Google Earth with your kids, DO IT TOMORROW! They are amazed. It also has been updated recently to show 3D buildings! Even our school was in 3D. Seriously, do it tomorrow. You can thank me later!
We ended our day with an art project! This was simple and fun! The monsters loved it (isn't that what matters?!) And they were so creative!
We used red and yellow paint to paint a snake. But we were daring! Instead of a paintbrush, we used paper wads dipped in paint! PERFECT!
We also added glitter (duh!) to make our snakes shiny! This is another great project! I can see this painting technique being fun for flowers during a plant unit! Or planets during a space unit! Look at my mind go tonight!!
We ended our day with a Chinese feast of Ramen Noodles! There is nothing more amusing than 5 year olds and chopsticks! Honestly, they are much better with them than I ever will be! Maybe that's why I don't like any Asian food everywhere!
And of course, no day in the kindergarten smorgasboard is complete without silly hats!
And that is kicking off the year of the snake! HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR!
In case you missed this yesterday (this is per request from a monster who was so insistent that we have I Have Who Has for Valentine's Day!) here is a numbers to 20 game!
And here is what I have been working on! I am excited to roll these out into my classroom! Click on the pictures to check them out!
My valentine's day pack is on sale for HALF OFF!!!!!! Go check it out! It is full of last minute centers, a craftivity and writing projects!
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BlackBerry delivered a surprise to investors, earning a $23-million profit in its most recent quarter as its efforts to remodel its smartphone business made some headway.
Shares in BlackBerry jumped 10.8 per cent, or 97 cents, to $9.97 in noon trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange on Thursday.
BlackBerry chief executive John Chen stood before shareholders for the first time on Thursday and assured them the smartphone company has plenty of ideas to ensure its survival.
"Everything BlackBerry does is about security — we will not lose that fight,'' he said at the company's annual meeting in Waterloo.
After months of working to improve BlackBerry's financial results, Chen offered a preview of what's next for the technology firm, which included a few new devices and a plan to focus more on the future of its services business.
He lifted the veil on a new keyboard smartphone called the Passport, which features one fewer row of keys and a screen that fits more characters per row.
A cloud-based service from its QNX division, which develops technology for automobiles, is also part of a plan for the company to dive into the "Internet of Things,'' a buzzy phrase that has been used to describe technology that connects objects to wireless networks and can be done through smartphones.
"This is going to be a huge trend in five years and we're going to build up to it,'' he said.
Chen has said he aims to make BlackBerry a break-even company by the end of the fiscal year with a target of rising to profitability in its 2016 financial year.
"Over the past six months, we have focused on improving efficiency in all aspects of our operations to drive cost reductions and margin improvement,'' he said in a statement.
Chen was hired last year to reshape BlackBerry's business model, cut costs and lead an effort to help the company find a better footing in the highly competitive tech sector.
BlackBerry is now dedicating more resources to serving business and public sector customers after a failed attempt to compete with Apple's iPhone and the various smartphones on the Android operating system that dominate the consumer market.
The Waterloo, Ont.-based smartphone maker said the profit amounted to four cents per share, compared with a loss of $84 million or 16 cents a year ago.
On an adjusted basis, BlackBerry reported a loss of 11 cents per share, which came in above analyst estimates of a loss of 26 cents, according to Thomson Reuters.
However, revenue tumbled to $966 million for the three months ended May 31, compared with $3.07 billion a year ago.
During the quarter, BlackBerry booked revenue for about 2.6 million smartphone sales, which is an increase from the revenue from 1.3 million devices a quarter earlier.
The results demonstrate that the company is "firmly on track to achieve important milestones, including our financial objectives and delivering a strong product portfolio,'' Chen said.
BlackBerry also boosted its cash holdings to $3.1 billion, from $2.7 billion in the previous quarter, with the help of a tax refund and money from the recent sale of real estate assets.
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I bought my 2001 Dakota R/T off EBAY in 2004 for $7500 delivered. It was box stock with 47K on the clock, and cosmetically perfect. I've made many modifications to it including: relocated QA1 rear shocks, installed Calvert Racing Monoleaf springs and Caltracs, headers, a custom 3" exhaust, added a fuel cell and battery in the bed of the truck, 1.97 SHADY DELL (Ryan Johnson) Stage III porting on Magnum R/T heads, M1 4bbl EFI intake and changed out the 5 speed overdrive auto for a John Cope Racing TF 727 transmission with a 8" PTC 4000 stall.
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Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills' Shawnae Joseph led the Bengals with a career-high 29 points, and Cachareal Hodges had 16.
Joseph made 12 of 15 shots from the free-throw line, and converted two late free-throws to secure the win for Ottawa Hills.
JoAnn Torres led Grand Rapids Creston with 12 points, and Markayla Vander and Tyra Williams both had 10 points for Creston.
With Ottawa Hills leading by two late in the game, Grand Rapids Creston was called for a technical foul after Creston coach General Willis called a timeout when he had none remaining.
Ottawa Hills made both free throws to take a four point lead. The Bengals were able to hold their four-point lead after turning the ball over twice in the final minute of the game.
"In the first half we kind of rotated and put everyone in the game," Ottawa Hills coach Shatoya Likely said. "Then in the second half we relied on six players who helped us. Our main focus this year is to focus on us, we have to do the little things like box out and breakdown their defense for easy layups."
"We forced some turnovers, but we just could not covert down the stretch," Creston coach General Willis said. "We had some opportunities, but we just did not convert our opportunities. I think the girls grew up a lot tonight. I got a young starting group and they have been playing exceptional basketball.
"I tip my hat to Ottawa, they did a great job defensively and getting rebounds. We want to take this game, learn from it, and get better as a program."


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Today's editition of USA Today provides an exclusive first look at the upcoming Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince!
The article, titled "6th Time is the charm for young wizard love," gives details on all the escapades that we can expect to see in the film! Included with the article is this too-awesome-for-words photo of a love-drunk Ron who accidentally eats some choclates laced with a love potion.
The article and a gallery with more images from HBP can be found here. We're hoping to see the high res versions of these released very soon! Thanks to Leaky for providing the scan!
UPDATE: It gets better! Thanks to our resident superwoman, Lauren, who has sent us scans to the latest issue of Empire magazine which includes - among other things - Quidditch Ron!
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Google Releases Chrome 17 Stable for Linux
The Chrome team is excited to announce the release of Chrome 17 to the Stable Channel for Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome Frame. 17.0.963.46 contains a number of new features including:
Security fixes and rewards:
The bugs [105459], [106441], [108416], [108901], [109716], [109743], [110112], [110277], [110374] and [110559] were detected using AddressSanitizer.
In addition, we would like to thank miaubiz, Drew Yao and Braden Thomas of Apple, Sławomir Błażek, Aki Helin of OUSPG, Chamal de Silva and Atte Kettunen of OUSPG for working with us in the development cycle and preventing bugs from ever reaching the stable channel. Various rewards were issued, including a top $3133.70 reward to Aki Helin.
More detailed updates are available on the Chrome Blog. Full details about what changes are in this release are available in the SVN revision log. Interested in hopping on the stable channel? Find out how. If you find a new issue, please let us know by filing a bug.
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The Environmental Policy Teams help develop and ensure that the latest noise and air quality impact evaluation tools are used in assessing environmental impacts of FAA's airspace projects.
- Aviation Environmental Design Tool (AEDT)
- AEDT 2b was released to the public on May 29, 2015 as the single required model for environmental compliance of airport actions as well as air traffic airspace and procedure actions. It replaces the Integrated Noise Model (INM — single airport noise analysis), the Emissions and Dispersion Modeling System (EDMS — single airport emissions analysis), and AEDT 2a (regional noise analysis).
- AEDT: Frequently Asked Questions
- Approval of AEDT Plug-in within TARGETS for Environmental Screening (PDF, 91.0 KB)
- Area Equivalent Method (AEM)
- The screening Tool is based on INM methodology. Used for changes in aircraft type and number of operations
- Produces % change in contour area
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To the Editor: In his Commentary about the imminent disappearance of the general surgeon, Dr Fischer1 notes several causes and implications of the general surgeon shortage. We believe that a surgical hospitalist program may be an important remedy.
We introduced a surgical hospitalist program in 2005 at the University of California, San Francisco, to address the challenges of caring for patients with surgical emergencies and to transform the role of the general surgeon. This program was modeled after the medical hospitalist, pioneered at the University of California, San Francisco, in the 1990s.2 Under the surgical hospitalist model, board-certified general surgeons provide coverage for an entire week, dedicating all of their time to being available for emergency department and inpatient consultations, with a goal of providing a consultation within 30 minutes. Elective procedures and clinics are minimized during the on-call week. Surgical hospitalists lead rounds to promote continuity of care and to educate residents and medical students. For patients requiring complex surgical intervention,
the surgical hospitalist first assesses and stabilizes the patient and, if needed, consults an appropriate specialist surgeon.
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[video] Quick Take: A Tale of Two Retailers
Specifically, Aeropostale
Sales slumped 6% and the company missed by 10 cents analyst estimates calling for a loss of 24 cents per share, she said.
Kulikowski added that analysts believe the company's focus on the higher-end consumer is clearly not working. Aeropostale now plans to close 30 stores by year end, double the previous estimate.
Meanwhile, The Gap
The company earned 64 cents per share, in line with analyst expectations. Sales pushed higher, eclipsing last year's quarterly figures by 8%. The company also boosted its annual dividend to 80 cents per share from 60 cents.
Kulikowski noted that CEO Glenn Murphy said the company's value products at Old Navy, growing online sales and international expansion all contributed to this quarter's success. She concluded that retailers will be looking to have better luck in the second half of 2013, helped by back-to-school sales and holiday shopping.
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Astaro 8.100 Beta Testing Begins
Astaro 8.100 focuses on Wireless functionality of Access Points and Wifi Controllers
Yesterday security solution provider Astaro announced that ASG appliance-users can begin Astaro 8.100 beta testing. Developers ask users to test ASG 8.100 in their own environment and give feedback using dedicated forums.
According to the company, ASG 8.100 usability improvements include: Improved Object Table, Dashboard Links, SMTP Profiles Redesign, Streamlined Interface Setup, Uplink Balancing Mixed Mode, HTTP Parent Proxy Routing.
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Nextcloud Announces Raspberry Pi-Powered Home Cloud Box
Innovative system adds a hard drive and Ubuntu Core to the RPi for an IoT hub.
Linus Torvalds Confirms the Date of the First Linux Release
Linux is two weeks younger than we thought!
End of OpenOffice?
The Apache Software Foundation considers retiring OpenOffice
Adobe Gives New Life to NPAPI Plugin for Linux
Adobe won't kill the plugin in 2017
LinuxCon North America Convenes in Toronto, Canada
Linux Foundation's big event celebrates the 25th anniversary of Linux
Linux Turns 25
Linux has evolved from "won't be a professional" project to one of the most professional software projects in the history of computers.
Mirantis Joins Hands with SUSE To Offer RHEL Support; Red Hat Not Happy
Competitors get in the game with RHEL without Red Hat
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Security researchers have already notified Microsoft; some fixes are available
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Sussex County teen Elizabeth Chesner still missing
Monday, April 01, 2013 10:51 AM
Sussex County teen Elizabeth Chesner has been missing since Sunday, March 24, after spending an afternoon with her boyfriend. April 1, dozens of friends, family members and supporters organized a search through Franklin borough and Hamburg, hoping to find her. These images are from a Facebook group dedicated to finding Chesner, and from a Facebook event page for the search.
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Have you ever been touched by a care package, message or favor done by a friend or family member at just the moment when you were in need?
This February, CaringBridge, the caring social network that keeps families and loved ones connected during any type of health event, invites people to submit those touching acts of compassion during the "Share Your Heart" contest.
The CaringBridge Share Your Heart contest invites people to submit fun, unique and interesting ways they share their love and support with friends and family for a chance to win two iPad minis — helping you and a friend or loved one stay connected online.
Visit heart.CaringBridge.org to upload a photo, video or a written description of up to 50 words of how you share your heart with those you love and support. This contest reflects the main mission behing CaringBridge – to amplify the love, hope and compassion in the world, making each health journey easier.
Submissions for the Share Your Heart contest will be accepted from February 11 through March 1. The voting phase will take place from February 11 through March 6.
Recently my daughter's best friend had major surgery to correct severe scoliosis. It was a long and involved surgery that she emerged from three inches taller and with a lot of healing to do. She's had a tough recovery that has her out of school and away from friends for several weeks. Torture for a teenager, and torture for her best friend too!
My daughter has been in constant contact with her friend and has been organizing weekly visits and care packages, with the help of her friend's parents and other friends.
We've set up a CaringBridge patient website page for my daughter's friend to make that process easier and make it possible for all her close friends and family to follow along with her recovery and cheer her on. While many friends have sent well wishes on Facebook, it just makes more sense to discuss and share health news in a more private place. CaringBridge has supplied that space, for free. There's even room for a blog, photos and a guest book on her friend's page.
I'm sure my daughter's friend would love to win the iPad minis so I am encouraging her to enter and share her story too, which includes screen shots of some pretty funny post-surgical texts between her and my daughter. Texting patiently with your partially anesthetized bestie? That's true friend love!
Check out CaringBridge if you or someone you love is facing a medical journey, and could use some help from their community. You'd be surprised at how many people are willing and ready to share their heart. I'm really impressed by this free website that offers people the opportunity to rally around their family and friends when help, love and support is most needed.
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Matthew Quick was a fake.
Here was the beloved English teacher at Haddonfield Memorial High - getting props from his students in the halls, getting them to believe his "follow your bliss, follow your dream mantra" - and all the while he wasn't following his bliss, his dream.
And so, in 2004, Quick moved on.
And moved to his in-laws' house in the middle of Massachusetts, where he tromped down the basement stairs and started writing. For three years.
"I quit a tenured position at perhaps the best high school in South Jersey," Quick says. "Coming from a family of very conservative bankers, I couldn't have done anything more radical, and my father let me know . . . he was very disappointed."


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Condemned as immoral when it was first published, this novel reflects the conflict Goethe felt between his respect for the conventions of marriage and the possibility of spontaneous passion.
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Robot Wars
I just submitted an application to my local community college. I'll get one semester out of the way there.
Then come next semester I'll transfer those to my State University and hopefully take care of the rest of my college education.
Just thought I should say that.
Congrats. That's a good idea.
I'm gonna go to a 2 year community college then transfer that to some tech school.
We do. It's called dstates.
eh do what ever m ust be done >_>, including lynching, all people agree with lynching.. i think
but bleh, anyone know if you abosolutly have to have broadband to play on Xbl, or can you have dsl?
Be careful what you say a certain person declared we cant talk hate...
Unapologetic American
[Edited by dstates, 7/26/2008 1:06:11 PM]
Then why are the GD boards so dead?
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Unapologetic American
What the hell was going on?
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Petrol Heads - High Roller
Now it's down to 190 users and 22 members, that sounds proper.
What the hell was going on?
It's a server burp. forty-two will give you a rundown of what that means when he reads this.
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just going to get worse.Go to www.cnbc.com and look up all the bad news. They also said BAC is a bad play (yesterday) and the stock price is going way down. Was it 9ish?
and u believe in CNBC??
Let's see by the afternoon. :)
Lol what a dumb comment. "Let's see by afternoon"? How about let's see by months end? You will lose.
Spouting such stuff going into options expiration is just pure garbage as most popular stocks will be held back or will go down.Next Friday is when comments become more valid.
OOpsssss.....LMFAO, moron.
it's up moron, face it, the recession is ending. bac over 20 in a few months.
you must be an idiot, action pre market is quite bullish
Price climbing in pre-market - 13.25 up .05 from yesterday.


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This multimedia curriculum that includes over 45 short videos, over 300 pages of documentation, 20 classroom programming challenges, and quizzes to check student's understanding is designed to take new programmers and lead them step by step into the world of C-programming. ROBOTC is recognized as the best Mindstorms programming language to program the NXT. ROBOTC uses an industry standard C programming language and is the language that all teachers should use in their classrooms.
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