text:
Moderators: IVhorseman, Pwnerade
OneEye589 wrote:Regular minifig armor ratings are simplified to just 4 from 1d6. It's a high average. Because most people field a lot of regular minifigs, it's easier to just say 4 than roll 1d6 every time they get hit.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 3 guests


text:
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — U.S. stocks fell sharply, after heavy selling in momentum stocks such as biotechs and Internet companies on Friday reversed an early rally, sending the Nasdaq Composite to its worst day in two months.
The markets opened higher following a government report showing a steady pace of jobs growth, lifting both the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average to intraday highs. But early gains soon dissipated.
The Nasdaq Composite COMP, -0.48% fell 110.01 points, or 2.6%, to 4,127.73. Friday's losses resulted in a second weekly loss in a row. Biotechnology and Internet stocks were the worst hit. The iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF IBB, -1.58% a benchmark for that sector, fell 4%. Shares in Apple Inc. AAPL, +1.52% Nasdaq's heaviest weighted component, were down 1.3%. Facebook Inc. FB, -0.56% considered a momentum play, tumbled 4.6%. The stock is now in bear market, having fallen more than 20% from its all-time closing high set on March 10.
The S&P 500 SPX, -0.04% ended the day 23.68 points, or 1.3%, lower at 1,865.09. The benchmark index eked out a 0.4% gain over the week. Technology and consumer discretionary sector stocks led the losses, while investors piled into the defensive utilities sector, the only one closing higher.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.26% dropped 159.84 points, or 1%, to 16,412.71 but managed to stay 0.5% higher on the week. Microsoft Corp MSFT, +0.15% and Visa Inc V, +0.57% down 2.8% and 3.4% respectively, were leading the losses among the blue chips.
"We are seeing a key reversal, significant retrenchment in risk in equity markets. For days we saw equities going higher while gold and oil drifted lower and now this trend has reversed," said Colin Cieszynski, senior market analyst at CMC markets.
"Traders are stepping back from the highflying stocks like Tesla and Facebook, which is a bearish indicator. This is a sign that this rally is tired and is in need of a pullback," he added.
The U.S. created 192,000 jobs in March as hiring rebounded in the early spring. Hiring in January and February was also stronger than originally reported. The unemployment rate remained unchanged at 6.7% as more people went searching for jobs. Economist polled by MarketWatch expected a gain of 200,000 jobs.
"The report was remarkably consistent with what we have been seeing in the past year or so, in one word good but not great," said Anthony Valeri, investment strategist at LPL Financial.
"Looking at the fed fund futures, this might mean that the Fed will stay in the game a little longer than anticipated when it comes to raising rates," he added.
Amazon.com, Pandora, Tesla in bear territory
Among individual stocks, shares in so-called momentum high-growth stocks dropped sharply, sending some of them into bear territory. Telsa Motors, Inc TSLA, -1.48% fell 5.9%, Pandora Media, Inc P, -3.60% fell 4.9%, Amazon.com, Inc AMZN, -0.38% fell 3.2%.
One of the bright spots today, GrubHub Inc. GRUB, -2.32% shares rose 31% in their market debut.
Mylan Inc MYL, -0.65% shares rose 1.5% after reports that Meda AB rejected its proposal to combine the two businesses. "All continued discussions between Meda and Mylan have been terminated without further actions," said Meda in a statement.
CarMax Inc. KMX, +0.34% shares fell 4.2% after fourth-quarter results fell short of Wall Street forecasts.
Shares of Anadarko Petroleum Corp. APC, -0.75% rose 2.1%, adding to a 14.5% gain on Thursday, after the company agreed to a settle all claims against its subsidiary Kerr-McGee for $5.15 billion. The case stems from the bankruptcy of Tronox Inc., which was spun off from Kerr-McGee before it was bought by Anadarko in 2006.
In overseas markets, European stocks rose slightly, their ninth-straight gain. Stocks in Asia closed out mostly higher, though gains were muted ahead of the U.S. data. Gold GCM4, +0.00% moved higher, along with oil CLK4, +0.00% while the dollar fell against the Japanese yen after the jobs report.
More must-reads from MarketWatch:
DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach: Stocks are vulnerable
Charles Schwab, Jack Bogle join the debate on high-frequency trading
For longtime unemployed, full-time work is elusive
Providing critical information for the U.S. trading day. Subscribe to MarketWatch's free Need to Know newsletter. Sign up here.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Johan, What internal event is left in the queue? Is it a 'done' event generated by the entry into <final>? The current spec requires that the 'done' event be raised on entering <final> elements that are child of <state> or <parallel>, but not <scxml>. - Jim -----Original Message----- From: Johan Roxendal [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 12:45 PM To: Jim Barnett Cc: Voice Browser Working Group; firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Re: ISSUE-827: bug in detecting final states [SCXML-LC-Comments] I see the issue. > > But the question now is: does pyscxml implement the algorithm as defined in the latest draft? yes. > It looks to me like the algorithm would: > 1. Take the transition triggered by e, entering a final state and setting 'running' to false. yes. > 2. break out of the 'while running and not stable' loop yes. note however that it does this _without_ removing the internal event from the queue. > 3. check/execute any invokes yes. > 4. check that the internal queue is empty (and hence not execute the 'continue') not empty. the internalQueue.dequeue() call happens later in the 'while running and not stable' loop. so that part is never run when running is false. now, there's an argument to be made for such crucial behavior being made explicit rather than implicit in the algorithm. if we can simplify by refractoring that'd be great, otherwise some prose might be in order. - Johan > > -----Original Message----- > From: Johan Roxendal [mailto:email@example.com] > Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 12:18 PM > To: Jim Barnett > Cc: Voice Browser Working Group; email@example.com > Subject: Re: ISSUE-827: bug in detecting final states [SCXML-LC-Comments] > > I've run this document in pyscxml: > > <scxml> > <state> > <onentry> > <raise event="e" /> > </onentry> > <transition event="e" target="f" /> > </state> > <final id="f" /> > </scxml> > > from my understanding it complies with Jim's suspicions but it runs fine. of course, following the raise with a send will affect nothing as that external event will be swallowed as the machine shuts down. I see no issue here, unless I misunderstood the Jim's description. > > / Johan > > > On Jan 29, 2013, at 16:50 , Jim Barnett <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > >> Johan points out that the initial example does not really illustrate the bug. The reason is that in the example given, the <final> state is not top-level (not a child of <scxml>), so that the state machine is still not supposed to set 'running' to false and halt. However, I still think that there would be a problem if it were top level, for reasons outlined in the email below. Please let me know if I'm wrong. >> >> - Jim >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Jim Barnett >> Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 10:42 AM >> To: Jim Barnett; Voice Browser Working Group; email@example.com >> Subject: RE: ISSUE-827: bug in detecting final states [SCXML-LC-Comments] >> >> Here is one possible solution. The current problem arises because when we end the 'while running and not stable' loop, running may be false, yet we continue on doing invokes, etc., and then waiting for an external event, with the result that we don't checking running until we have gotten an external event and returned to the top of the loop. It looks to me like the current algorithm will have a problem whenever we enter a final state on an internal event with the external event queue empty. >> >> One fix would be to explicitly check for 'running' at the end of the 'while running and not stable' loop. If we do that, we don't have to check running at the top of the loop. Hence: >> >> >> procedure mainEventLoop(): >> new=> while true: >> enabledTransitions = null >> stable = false >> # Here we handle eventless transitions and transitions >> # triggered by internal events until machine is stable >> while running and not stable: >> enabledTransitions = selectEventlessTransitions() >> if enabledTransitions.isEmpty(): >> if internalQueue.isEmpty(): >> stable = true >> else: >> internalEvent = internalQueue.dequeue() >> datamodel["_event"] = internalEvent >> enabledTransitions = selectTransitions(internalEvent) >> if not enabledTransitions.isEmpty(): >> microstep(enabledTransitions.toList()) >> #check to see if we are in a top-level final state new=> if not running: >> new=> break >> # Here we invoke whatever needs to be invoked. The implementation of 'invoke' is platform-specific >> for state in statesToInvoke: >> for inv in state.invoke: >> invoke(inv) >> etc...(rest of the loop not modified) >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Jim Barnett [mailto:email@example.com] >> Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 10:01 AM >> To: Voice Browser Working Group; email@example.com >> Subject: RE: ISSUE-827: bug in detecting final states [SCXML-LC-Comments] >> >> Here's a further detail to consider: a state machine may enter a <final> child of <scxml> on any transition, even if there are still events in the internal event queue. In that case, should the state machine process those events, or should it stop immediately? In some sense, this is a distinction without a difference, because if the state machine is in a <final> child of <scxml>, no transitions are available to take. An external observer will never see a difference between an implementation that processes the remaining events, and one that doesn't. But at the algorithm/code level, the difference is significant. >> >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Voice Browser Working Group Issue Tracker [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] >> Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 9:11 AM >> To: email@example.com; email@example.com >> Subject: ISSUE-827: bug in detecting final states [SCXML-LC-Comments] >> >> ISSUE-827: bug in detecting final states [SCXML-LC-Comments] >> >> https://www.w3.org/Voice/Group/track/issues/827 >> >> Raised by: James Barnett >> On product: SCXML-LC-Comments >> >>> From Gavin Kistner: >> >> Consider this test case: >> >> <scxml xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/07/scxml" version="1.0" name="HistoryTest"> >> <state id="s" initial="s1"> >> <state id="s1"> >> <onentry><raise event="go"/></onentry> >> <transition event="go" target="pass"/> >> </state> >> <final id="pass"/> >> </state> >> </scxml> >> >> And this test runner: >> >> final2 = RXSCy.Machine(@data['final2']).start >> assert(final2.is_active?('pass'),"final2 should pass") >> refute(final2.running?,"final2 should not be running") >> >> In my interpreter, the first assertion works, but the second fails. The state machine enters the 'pass' final state, but the `running` flag is never set to false. >> >> Looking at the algorithm, I don't see where it this case is covered. There are only two spots where running is set to false. The first is when receiving an external cancel event during the mainEventLoop, and the other is at the end of enterStates: >> >> for s in configuration: >> if isFinalState(s) and isScxmlState(s.parent): >> running = false >> >> 1) Is my test case wrong? Should entering the 'pass' final above not kill the interpreter? >> 2) Or should the above pseudo-code be `if isInFinalState(s) and isScxmlState(s.parent)"`? >> >> >> >> > >Received on Tuesday, 29 January 2013 17:57:13 UTC
This archive was generated by hypermail 2.3.1 : Tuesday, 6 January 2015 21:07:43 UTC


text:
Delete Key Awards Finalist #9 – From Pearl Harbor: A Novel of December 8th by Newt Gingrich and William Forstchen:
"James nodded his thanks, opened the wax paper and looked at bit suspiciously at the offering, it looked to be a day or two old and suddenly he had a real longing for the faculty dining room on campus, always a good selection of Western and Asian food to choose from, darn good conversation to be found, and here he now sat with a disheveled captain who, with the added realization, due to the direction of the wind, was in serious need of a good shower."
The English language goes down the USS Arizona in this novel that envisions the attack on Pearl Harbor from the Japanese point or view. Pearl Harbor suggests that Gingrich, a former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, writes fiction about as well as Danielle Steel could draft legislation. But even Steel has a better grasp of the function of a comma than the authors of this book, both candidates for a gift-wrapped copy of Lynne Truss's Eats, Shoots and Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation.
The ten finalists for the 2008 Delete Key Awards are being numbered, beginning with No. 10, announced in random order.


text:
New director excited about next chapter for libraryBy ADAM SWIFT
Union Leader Correspondent
November 03. 2013 11:11PM
PLAISTOW — Coming from a smaller, rural library system in Sanbornton, Plaistow Public Library Director Cab Vinton is excited about the resources he has available at his new position.
Vinton came on board as the library's new director in the middle of September. He said there were a number of personal and professional reasons why he decided to take the position.
"Plaistow is about 2½-times the size of Sanbornton," said Vinton. "That's a bit more scope to put into practice some of the ideas I've had percolating."
For Vinton, the Plaistow position comes after a career working at a number of college and public libraries, including stints in the University of Maryland system and at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Serving as the library director puts Vinton at the center of an institution that does a lot more than just loan books.
"Libraries are really community anchors," said Vinton. "Communities trust their libraries. Being part of a social institution that is so well liked is a good feeling."
Vinton said a library is a place where people can gather for recreation, for information and to connect with other people.
"Libraries are special places," he said.
Vinton said the plans he has had percolating for improvements at the library mainly fall on the programming side.
With more staff than he had available in Sanbornton, Vinton said he'd like to see more classes, speakers and a focus on local history at the library.
Keeping up with rapidly changing technology is also an important goal.
"Technology is moving very fast and everyone has a hard time trying to keep up, and the library is not exempt from that," said Vinton.
By focusing on technology, he said, libraries can help people further their careers and stay in touch with one another.
Vinton said he has had a good reaction from staff and patrons since starting at the library.
"It's been pretty busy with the budget season getting under way, and there is a lot going on," said Vinton. "When I can, I do get out of the office and say hi to folks," said Vinton. "They've been great. My colleagues, the patrons and town officials have all been very welcoming."
When he is not working, Vinton said he enjoys spending time with his family and reading.
"I like nonfiction and I tend to read a lot of travel stories," Vinton said. "There's still a lot of teenager in me."


text:
Beaumont/Port Arthur
A Facebook group for residents of Vidor and the surrounding area is causing quite a stir in social media circles, generating some mixed emotions with its efforts to clean up Vidor streets.
The City of Vidor Police Department recently initiated a weekly "most wanted" list with names of individuals who have warrants for outstanding fines with the Vidor Municipal Court, and the city and its enforcers are on a mission to collect more than $1.5 million owed them from recent incidents and going back a decade.
The Vidor Police Department is cracking down on offenders with outstanding warrants in the city, and in a move towards that effort, Police Chief Dave Shows is issuing a weekly top ten most wanted of those fugitives who have failed to pay their required fines for criminal offenses.
This week, VPD is searching for the following offenders:
Achee, Jason Ray, w/m, 39, wanted for five traffic warrants totaling $2,112;
A 41-year-old Vidor man was killed in an officer-related shooting late Friday afternoon, July 11, after his family called Vidor police for assistance
According to the deceased man's mother, Anna Greer, her son Joe Greer was upset about ending a relationship and angrily slammed the door of the home they shared on Cady Street in Vidor, breaking the door and shattering the door glass.
Vidor police arrested three people for methamphetamine-related crimes in a three days' time, one of whom was driving around in a mobile meth lab, police report, and the Vidor
The first ever Blue Santa "Show and Shine" was held Saturday, Dec. 1, in the Vidor Walmart parking lot from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
While we harbor no disrespect for the Wall Street Journal who called us "that scrappy little paper from Southeast Texas," we prefer to think of ourselves as simple seekers of the truth. We're of the opinion that headlines and sound bites never tell the whole story. Our readers demand all the facts, facets and flavors of every story or event. And, they expect to be informed, educated and stirred to action.
For this week's New York Times crossword puzzle, pick up a copy of this week's The Examiner on newsstands now.


text:
[Guideline] Ibanez B, James S, Agewall S, et al, for the ESC Scientific Document Group . 2017 ESC guidelines for the management of acute myocardial infarction in patients presenting with ST-segment elevation: The Task Force for the management of acute myocardial infarction in patients presenting with ST-segment elevation of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC). . 2018 Jan 7. 39 (2):119-77. . .
Mizuno S, Kunisawa S, Sasaki N, Fushimi K, Imanaka Y. Effects of night-time and weekend admissions on in-hospital mortality in acute myocardial infarction patients in Japan. . 2018. 13 (1):e0191460. . .
Amgen Inc. FDA approves Amgen's Repatha (evolocumab) to prevent heart attack and stroke [press release]. Available at . December 1, 2017; Accessed: December 7, 2017.
Brooks M. FDA approves evolocumab (Repatha) to prevent CV events. Medscape Medical News. Available at . December 1, 2017; Accessed: December 7., 2017.
Fish KM, Ishikawa K, Hajjar RJ. Stem cell therapy for acute myocardial infarction: on the horizon or still a dream?. . 2018 Mar. 29 (2):89-91. .
Kundi H, Kiziltunc E, Korkmaz A, Cicek G, Ornek E, Ileri M. A novel risk scoring system to predict cardiovascular death in patients with acute myocardial infarction: CHA2DS2-VASc-CF score. . 2018 Mar. 24 (2):273-8. .
Kwong JC, Schwartz KL, Campitelli MA, et al. Acute myocardial infarction after laboratory-confirmed influenza infection. . 2018 Jan 25. 378 (4):345-53. . .
Soares AAS, Tavoni TM, de Faria EC, Remalay AT, Maranhao RC, Sposito AC, et al. HDL acceptor capacities for cholesterol efflux from macrophages and lipid transfer are both acutely reduced after myocardial infarction. . 2018 Mar. 478:51-6. .
Rencuzogullari I, Cagdas M, Karabag Y, et al. Association of the SYNTAX Score II with cardiac rupture in patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction undergoing a primary percutaneous coronary intervention. . 2018 Mar. 29 (2):97-103. .
Vaidya SR, Qamar A, Arora S, Devarapally SR, Kondur A, Kaul P. Culprit versus multivessel coronary intervention in ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction: a meta-analysis of randomized trials. . 2018 Mar. 29 (2):151-60. .
Spitaleri G, Brugaletta S, Scalone G, et al. Role of ST-segment resolution in patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction treated by primary percutaneous coronary intervention (from the 5-year outcomes of the EXAMINATION Trial) [in press]. . 7 Feb 2018. .
Kodumuri V, Balasubramanian S, Vig A, et al. A meta-analysis comparing percutaneous coronary intervention with drug eluting stents versus coronary artery bypass grafting in unprotected left main disease [in press]. . 5 Feb 2018. .
Holmes MV, Millwood IY, Kartsonaki C, et al, for the China Kadoorie Biobank Collaborative Group. Lipids, lipoproteins, and metabolites andrisk of myocardial infarction andstroke. . 2018 Feb 13. 71 (6):620-32. . .
A Maziar Zafari, MD, PhD Professor of Medicine, Emory University School of Medicine; Chief, Section of Cardiology, Atlanta Veterans Affairs Medical Center A Maziar Zafari, MD, PhD is a member of the following medical societies: American Association for the Advancement of Science , American College of Cardiology , American Heart Association , American Society of Echocardiography , Association of Professors of Medicine Disclosure: Nothing to disclose.
Since the loadings of the PC are only partially conserved between any two studies (including the phases) and there is no biological reason for axes of variance to be orthogonal, we also adopted an analysis of nine conserved axes of variation following the strategy we recently defined from re-analysis of multiple peripheral blood gene expression profiling datasets [ 17 ]. Each axis represents strong co-variance of several hundred transcripts with a correlation coefficient r > 0.7 that appear to represent different aspects of immune function. They are defined by an axis score that is generated as PC1 for a set of 10 blood informative transcripts that we have shown consistently correlate with the respective axis [ 17 ]. Each of these axis scores explains 70% to 95% of the variation in the set of 10 blood informative transcripts, compared with just approximately 25% for any randomly chosen set of 10 transcripts. Multiple regression of all nine axis scores on all of the transcripts was performed for each phase, and over 5,070 probes associated with at least one axis in either phase. Cross-matching of the list of significant associations between the two phases showed, on average, 81% overlap, ranging from 61% for axis 9 to 91% for axis 3. Those transcripts that are significantly associated at the approximate Bonferroni threshold of < 10 in both phases (2,432 probes) were retained as axis-associated transcripts (Additional file 5 ).
Differential gene expression between classes of subject (AMI versus non-AMI; cardiovascular death versus remainder; drug treatments) was evaluated by analysis of variance on the normalized data. Volcano plots [] show the significance for each probe as the negative logarithm of the -value (NLP) against the magnitude of difference (log 2 scale, 1 represents a 2-fold change).
For survival analysis, both cohorts were pooled and PC1 scores were categorized by outcome specific receiver operating characteristic (ROC) analyses using Youden's index (Sensitivity - (1 - Specificity)) [] to identify the threshold for 'high' and 'low' cardiovascular death-associated PC1 scores in both cohorts separately. The relationship between PC1 score and outcomes was determined using the Cox proportional-hazards regression in unadjusted models and in models adjusted for established risk factors that included age, gender, BMI, serum creatinine, diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, smoking, statin use, AMI and CAD (>50% luminal stenosis) all at baseline. The ability of the standard clinical model for predicting adverse events was calculated using the C-statistic before and after addition of the PC1 score.
Gene enrichment analysis was performed with the ToppGene Suite [], and showed a highly significant enrichment (hypergeometric = 4 × 10) for 18 genes annotated to the set of 222 genes known to be up-regulated in CD133 relative to CD133 hematopoietic stem cells in the 'Jaatinen_HSC_Dn' Molecular Signatures Database (MSigDB) [] entry. No other significant multiple comparison-adjusted enrichments were reported.
A perspective transformation leading to transformative learning, however, occurs much less frequently. Mezirow believes that this less frequent transformation usually results from a "disorienting dilemma", which is triggered by a life crisis or major life transition, although it may also result from an accumulation of transformations in meaning schemes over a period of time. [11]
The perspective is explained by Mezirow as follows: [12] [13]
A number of critical responses to Mezirow's theory of transformative learning have emerged over the years. [14] One criticism of Mezirow's theory is its emphasis upon rationality. Some studies support Mezirow. Others conclude that Mezirow grants rational critical reflection too much importance. [15]
Edward W. Taylor
has since suggested neurobiological research as a promising area that may offer some explanation about the role emotions play, closing the gap between rationality and emotion in the transformative learning process. Taylor implies that, with available modern technology such as
Suecomma Bonnie strappy faux fur sandals big discount for sale really cheap new sale online Q7EDY
(MRI) and buy cheap shop offer buy cheap best sale New Balance Fresh Foam Zante Womens Running Shoes discount pre order sale online clearance order lOtq9
(PET), these once obscure factors can now be examined through determining which neurological brain systems are at work during disorienting dilemmas and the journey of recovery that follows. This neurobiological research also stresses the importance of the role of implicit memory , from which emerge habits, attitudes and preferences that are related to unconscious thoughts and actions.
While the learning process is certainly rational on some levels, it is also a profound experience that can be described as a spiritual or emotional transformation as well. The experience of undoing racist, sexist, and other oppressive attitudes can be painful and emotional, as these attitudes have often been developed as ways to cope with and make sense of the world. This type of learning requires taking risks, and a willingness to be vulnerable and have one's attitudes and assumptions challenged.
Other theorists have proposed a view of transformative learning as an intuitive and emotional process. John M. Dirkx, Robert D. Boyd, J. Gordon Myers, and Rosemary R. Ruether link Mezirow's rational, cognitive and analytical approach to a more intuitive, creative and holistic view of transformative learning. [17] This view of transformative learning is based primarily on the work of Robert Boyd, [18] who has developed a theory of transformative education based on analytical (or depth) psychology .
An overview of incidence is provided below in the worked example below. More detailed tutorials are distributed as vignettes with the package:
The following websites are available:
The official incidence website, providing an overview of the package's functionalities, up-to-date tutorials and documentation: http://www.repidemicsconsortium.org/incidence/
The incidence project on github , useful for developers, contributors, and users wanting to post issues, bug reports and feature requests: http://github.com/reconhub/incidence
page on CRAN:
newest cheap price Casadei crystalembellished platform sandals where can i order HtzlN
Bug reports and feature requests should be posted on github using the issue system. All other questions should be posted on the RECON forum : http://www.repidemicsconsortium.org/forum/RECON forum
The following worked example provides a brief overview of the package's functionalities. See the vignettes section for more detailed tutorials.
This example uses the simulated Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) outbreak from the package outbreaks . We will compute incidence for various time steps, calibrate two exponential models around the peak of the epidemic, and analyse the results.
First, we load the data:
We compute the weekly incidence:
can also compute incidence by specified groups using the
argument. For instance, we can compute the weekly incidence by gender:
objects can be manipulated easily. The
operator implements subetting of dates (first argument) and groups (second argument). For instance, to keep only the first 20 weeks of the epidemic:
Some temporal subsetting can be even simpler using
, which permits to retain data within a specified time window:
Subsetting groups can also matter. For instance, let's try and visualise the incidence based on onset of symptoms by outcome:
To visualise the cumulative incidence:
Groups can also be collapsed into a single time series using
Incidence data, excluding zeros, can be modelled using log-linear regression of the form: log( y ) = r x t + b
where y is the incidence, r is the growth rate, t is the number of days since a specific point in time (typically the start of the outbreak), and b is the intercept.
Such model can be fitted to any incidence object using
. Of course, a single log-linear model is not sufficient for modelling our time series, as there is clearly an growing and a decreasing phase. As a start, we can calibrate a model on the first 20 weeks of the epidemic:
Supported by:
© 2018 Great Lakes Science Center. All rights reserved. | 601 Erieside Ave, Cleveland, OH 44114


text:
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange often moves in the same direction as U.S. markets. While this has been a tough week for the bulls in the U.S., it's been even more difficult in Israel because of the new round of violence plaguing the area.
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange's work week is Sunday to Thursday, so it is closed as normal on Friday. Both the benchmark Tel Aviv 25 and the Tel Aviv 100 indices fell almost 2.5 percent this week. By comparison, during the same time period the S&P 500 index has been down 1.9 percent. Year-to-date, the Tel Aviv 25 is up almost 9 percent, the Tel Aviv 100 up 7 percent.


text:
The bomber, identified as 40-year-old leftist militant Ecevit Sanli, killed himself and a Turkish security guard on Friday, in what U.S. officials said was a terrorist attack. Sanli was armed with enough TNT to blow up a two-story building and also detonated a hand grenade, officials said.
Sanli had fled Turkey after he was released from jail in 2001, but managed to come back to the country "illegally," using a fake ID, Interior Muammer Guler said. It was not clear how long before the attack he returned to Turkey.
Sanli had been a member of the outlawed Revolutionary People's Liberation Party-Front, or DHKP-C, which has claimed responsibility for assassinations and bombings since the 1970s but has been relatively quiet in recent years. Compared to al-Qaida, it has not been seen as a strong terrorist threat.
Sanli's motives were still unclear. But some Turkish government officials have linked the attack to the arrest last month of dozens of suspected members of the group in a nationwide sweep.
Speculation has also abounded that the bombing was related to the perceived support of the U.S. for Turkey's harsh criticism of the regime in Syria, whose brutal civil war has forced tens of thousands of Syrian refugees to seek shelter in Turkey. But Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has denied that.
Officials said Sanli was arrested in 1997 for alleged involvement in attacks on Istanbul's police headquarters and a military guesthouse and jailed on charges of membership in the group.
While in prison awaiting trial, he took part in a major hunger strike that led to the deaths of dozens of inmates, according to a statement from the Ankara governor's office. The protesters opposed a maximum-security system in which prisoners were held in small cells instead of large wards.
Sanli was diagnosed with Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome and released on probation in 2001, following the introduction of legislation that allowed hunger strikers with the disorder to get appropriate treatment. The syndrome is a malnutrition-related brain illness that affects vision, muscle coordination and memory and that can cause hallucinations.
Sanli fled Turkey after his release and was wanted by Turkish authorities. He was convicted in absentia in 2002.
The U.S. flag at the embassy flew at half-staff on Saturday and already tight security was increased. Police sealed off a street in front of the security checkpoint where the explosion knocked a door off its hinges and littered the road with debris. Police vehicles were parked in streets surrounding the building.
The Ankara governor's office, citing the findings of a bomb squad that inspected the site, said Sanli had used 6 kilograms of TNT for the suicide attack and also detonated a hand grenade. That amount of TNT can demolish "a two-story reinforced building," according to Nihat Ali Ozcan, a terrorism expert at the Ankara-based Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey.
Officials had earlier said that the bomber detonated a suicide vest at the checkpoint on the outer perimeter of the compound.
The guard who was killed was standing outside the checkpoint. The U.S. ambassador on Saturday attended his funeral in a town just outside of Ankara.
A Turkish TV journalist was seriously wounded and two other guards had lighter wounds.
DHKP-C's forerunner, Devrimci Sol, or Revolutionary Left, was formed in 1978 as a Marxist group openly opposed to the United States and NATO. It has attacked Turkish, U.S. and other foreign targets since then, including two U.S. military contractors and a U.S. Air Force officer.
The group, designated as a terrorist organization by the United States and other European allies, changed its name to DHKP-C in 1994.
The attack came as NATO deployed six Patriot anti-missile systems to protect ally Turkey from a possible spillover from the civil war raging across the border in Syria. The United States, Netherlands and Germany are each providing two Patriot batteries.
Ozcan, the terrorism expert, said that the Syrian regime, which had backed terrorist groups in Turkey, including autonomy-seeking Kurdish rebels, during the Cold War era and through the 1990s, had recently revived ties with these groups.
As Turkey began to support the Syrian opposition, Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime began to try "rebuilding its ties with these organizations," Ozcan said.
Radikal newspaper reported that the DHKP-C had recently been taking an interest in "regional issues," reviving its anti-American stance and taking on "a more pro-Assad position."
Former U.S. ambassador to Turkey, Ross Wilson, speculated that the masterminds of the embassy bombing may have been partly motivated by U.S.-Turkish policy on Syria.
"A successful attack would embarrass the Turkish government and security forces, and it would have struck at the United States, which is widely - if wrongly - thought to have manipulated the Erdogan government into breaking with Bashar al-Assad and supporting efforts to remove him from power," Wilson, director of the Dinu Patriciu Eurasia Center at the Washington-based Atlantic Council, wrote in an analysis.
"That might rekindle public support for the group. Alas for DHPK/C, this seems unlikely," he wrote.
Howard Eissenstat, a Turkey expert at St. Lawrence University in the United States, said the bombing showed that a "relatively isolated and obscure group" still has the capacity to cause havoc.
"They really fall outside of our comfortable narratives," Eissenstat wrote in an email to The Associated Press. "And they do seem to have been left in an ideological time warp. There is something distinctly cult-like about them."
The attack drew quick condemnation from Turkey, the U.S., Britain and other nations, and officials from both Turkey and the U.S. pledged to work together to fight terrorism.
It was the second deadly assault on a U.S. diplomatic post in five months. On Sept. 11, 2012, terrorists attacked a U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, killing U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. The attackers in Libya were suspected to have ties to Islamist extremists, and one is in custody in Egypt.
U.S. diplomatic facilities in Turkey have been targeted previously by terrorists. In 2008, an attack blamed on al-Qaida-affiliated militants outside the U.S. Consulate in Istanbul left three assailants and three policemen dead.
Associated Press writers Ezgi Akin and Burhan Ozbilici and Christopher Torchia in Istanbul contributed to this report.


text:
24-port, 8Gb/s Fibre Channel switch
Small- to medium-sized enterprises seeking a 48-port switch that offers incredible value, flexible management capabilities and energy-efficient power savings.
- 1.063 Gbit/sec line speed, full duplex; 2.125 Gbit/sec line speed, full duplex; 4.25 Gbit/sec line speed, full duplex; 8.5 Gbit/sec line speed, full duplex. Auto-sensing of 1 Gbit/sec, 2 Gbit/sec, 4 Gbit/sec, and 8 Gbit/sec port speeds; optionally programmable to fixed port speed. Speed-matching between 1, 2, 4, and 8 Gbit/sec ports.
- Full-fabric architecture with 239 switches maximum
Maximum frame size
- 2112-byte payload
Data Traffic Types
- Fabric switches supporting unicast, multicast (255 groups), and broadcast
- All Brocade switches
Port Types
- FL_Port, F_Port, E_Port, M_Port (Mirror Port), and self-discovery based on switch type (U_Port); N_Port if using Access Gateway feature
Classes of Service
- Class 2, Class 3, Class F (inter-switch frames)
Fabric Services
- Simple Name Server (SNS); Registered State Change Notification (RSCN), NTP v3, Reliable Commit Service (RCS), Dynamic Path Selection (DPS), Brocade Advanced Zoning (default zoning, port/WWN zoning, broadcast zoning), NPIV, FDMI, Management Server, FSPF, Fabric Watch; ISL Trunking; Advanced Performance Monitoring, Adaptive Networking (per-data flow QoS, Ingress Rate Limiting, Traffic Isolation, fabric dynamics profiling, application "Top Talkers" report), Enhanced Group Management, Integrated Routing, IPFC
Certified maximum
- 6000 active nodes; single fabric up to 56 switches, 19 hops; larger fabrics certified as required.
- Telnet®, HTTP, SNMP v1/v3 (FE MIB, FC Management MIB); Auditing, Syslog, Change, Management tracking; EZSwitchSetup wizard; Brocade Advanced Web Tools; Brocade EFCM Standard/Enterprise 9.x (optional); Brocade Fabric Manager (optional: FOS environments (only); SMI-S compliant, SMI-S scripting toolkit, Administrative Domains; trial licenses for select add on capabilities.
Management Access:
10/100 Ethernet (RJ-45), in-band over Fibre Channel; serial port (RJ-45); USB; call-home integration enabled through Brocade EFCM and Brocade Fabric Manager
- Rack Size 1U
Width 42.88 cm (16.88 in)
Height 4.29 cm (1.69 in)
Depth 30.66 cm (12.07 in)
Weight 4.2 kg (9.3 lb) with single power supply, no SFP
Environmental Operating Conditions
- Temperature
Operating: 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Non-Operating: -25°C to 70°C (-13°F to 158°F)
Operating: 10 to 85 percent non-condensing
Operating: Up to 3000 meters (9,842 feet)
Storage: Up to 12 kilometers (39,370 feet)
Operating: 20 g, 6 ms half-sine
Non-operating: Half sine, 33 g 11 ms, 3/eg Axis
Operating: 0.5 g sine, 0.4 grms random, 5 to 500 Hz
Non-operating: 2.0 g sine, 1.1 grms random, 5 to 500 Hz
Air Flow:
High speed: 23 CFM (cu. ft./min)
Low speed: 18 CFM
- Maximum output
75 Watts
System power consumption
57 Watts max (with 24 ports at 8Gbit/sec), 48 Watts nominal
Nominal input voltage
100 to 240 VAC, Universal
Input line frequency
47 to 63 Hz
Minimum input voltage
Maximum input voltage
BTU rating (80% efficiency)
195 BTU/hr
Inrush current
21.5 Amps @ 240Vac
- The 300 complies with the following safety certifications:
United States Bi-Nat UL/CSA 60950-1 1st Ed or latest; ANSI C63.4
Canada Bi-Nat UL/CSA 60950-1 1st Ed or latest; ICES-003 Class A
Japan CISPR22 and JEIDA (Harmonics)
European Community EN60950-1 or latest EN55022 and EN55024
Australia/New Zealand -- EN55022 or CISPR22 or AS/NZS CISPR22
Argentina IEC60950-1 or latest
Russian Federation IEC60950-1 or latest 51318.22-99 and 51318.24.99 or latest
Korea KN22 and KN24
Product Safety, EMC and Environmental Datasheets
Dell Regulatory Compliance Home Page
Dell and the Environment
Fast, Reliable 8-Gbit/sec Performance
• Non-blocking and non-oversubscribed platform with a total bandwidth of 408 Gbit/sec in 1U
• Designed to increase network performance with enhanced Brocade Inter-Switch Link (ISL) Trunking, which
allows up to eight ports (at 2-, 4-, or 8-Gbit/sec speeds) between a pair of switches to be combined to form a
single, logical ISL with a speed up to 64 Gbit/sec
• Utilizes extended distance support to enable native Fibre Channel extension greater than 590 km
Affordable Scalability
• Combines up to 24 ports of industry-leading 8-Gbit/sec technology with Ports on Demand scaling from 8 to
16 to 24 ports, allowing "pay-as-you-grow" scalability
• Helps protect existing investments by providing 8-Gbit/sec technology with auto-sensing capabilities to also
recognize 1-, 2- and 4-Gbit/sec devices
• Designed to future-proof investments by allowing organizations to use 4-Gbit/sec Small Form-Factor
Pluggables (SFPs) today and upgrade to 8-Gbit/sec SFPs when required
Simple Deployment and Management
• Utilizes the Brocade EZSwitchSetup wizard, which can make SAN configuration a simple 3-step point-and-click task
• Includes a USB port that can increase serviceability and error logging by facilitating firmware upgrades and downloads of system log files
• Features an easy-to-use, non-blocking and non-oversubscribed platform that is designed to eliminate time wasted on managing ports and cables
Excellent Value for a Variety of SAN Environments
- Offers dual functionality as a full fabric FC SAN switch or as a Brocade Access Gateway, providing seamless connectivity into any vendor SAN environment
- Designed to provide a greater than 40 percent power efficiency improvement (Watts/Gbit) over the previous generation of Brocade switches — further reducing power consumption and the overall cooling burden in a data center


text: Notice: Undefined index: HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE in /home/baktailor/domains/baktailor.com/public_html/includes/application_top.php on line 12 BakTailor | No.1 Tailor in Malaysia | Top Brand | Bak Tailor Online Shop | Nationwide Free Shipping For orders above RM 500 Login | Sign Up | Cart (0) About Us Company History TAILORING Tender & Wardrobe Sponsorship VIP Customers COLLECTION Baju Melayu Kurta Suff Superfine Thobe Accessories Online Support HEADING_RETURNING_CUSTOMER TEXT_PASSWORD_FORGOTTEN Do Not Have Account? Click here and register now. Contact Us Contact Send Your Enquiry Here Thank you for your interest in BakTailor. Please fill in the field below and we will respond as soon as possible. Name : Subject : Contact : E-Mail Address : Enquiry : How To Order Help ? Contact Us Subscribe for our newsletter Get more updates such as new arrivals, promotions and voucher discount! Follow Us Customer ServiceHelp & Contact UsShipping RatePayment OptionsDelivery & Return PolicySize GuidesTerms & ConditionsPrivacy PolicyInfoOur OutletCareer Copyright © 2018 BakTailor. All Rights Reserved. Powered by Webspert.


text:
Rokita Reminds Hoosiers of Upcoming Registration Deadline
Contact: AJ Freeney-Ruiz
Contact: Jen Fanger
Indianapolis, IN - Indiana Secretary of State Todd Rokita is reminding Hoosiers that Tuesday, October 10, is the last day to register to vote in the November 7, 2006 General Election. Anyone not registered to vote may register in person by the close of business on the 10th at the county voter registration office, county clerk's office, or any Bureau of Motor Vehicles license branch.
Those mailing in a registration should note that it must be post-marked by Tuesday, October 10. Voter registration forms and instructions for submitting them are available on the Secretary of State's website at www.sos.IN.gov. Forms are also available at many government offices; however, voters should note that Monday, October 9 is Columbus Day, and many government offices may therefore be closed.
"I want every eligible Hoosier to exercise their right to vote," Rokita said. "I strongly encourage everyone to make sure their voter registration is correct and up-to-date so they can take pride in making their voices heard on November 7."
For the first time ever in an Indiana General Election cycle, Hoosiers can check their registration status, find their polling location, and more by visiting www.IndianaVoters.com. The ability to do so was made possible with the implementation of Indiana's first-ever, statewide voter file system linking together all 92 Indiana counties with several key state agencies.
The National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS) is also sponsoring a National Voter Registration Week from September 25 to October 1. In July, Secretary Rokita was installed as the president-elect of the nonpartisan association of the nation's chief state election officials. NASS has previously sponsored a National Voter Registration Week only in presidential election years, but thought it would be worthwhile to hold one before this year's midterm elections, since it would offer voters an opportunity to check their voter registration status.
Residents of other states currently in Indiana but planning to vote elsewhere can check their registration and voting information by using the NASS "Can I Vote?" web resource found at www.canivote.org. The NASS site is a useful tool for out-of-state voters who want to locate their polling place, find out what the deadline is to register to vote in their state, and generally prepare for casting their ballots on Election Day.
Tuesday, October 10 is also the first day to vote in Indiana by absentee ballot before an absentee voter board in the office of the county clerk or board of elections and registration.
Questions may be directed to your county voter registration office or Secretary Rokita's Election Division at 1-800-622-4941 or by visiting http://www.in.gov/sos.


text:
COMMERCE CITY, CO – Vancouver Whitecaps FC Reserves (2W-0L-0D) continued their unbeaten start to the MLS Reserve League season as they secured a 2-1 win against Colorado Rapids Reserves (1W-3L-1D) at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colorado on Tuesday.
Whitecaps FC assistant coach Paul Ritchie dressed a mixed lineup of veterans and young talent, featuring the likes of Brad Knighton, Jordan Harvey, Darren Mattocks, and Kekuta Manneh.
Just a few minutes in, Davy Armstrong had a chance to give the Rapids the lead when he drilled a shot from 25 yards out, but Knighton was there to tip the ball over the crossbar.
In the 21st minute, the 'Caps took the lead when speedy youngster Manneh made some nice moves around the Rapids' defenders and slotted the ball into the back of the net.
Late in the first half, on 41 minutes, the Rapids equalized when Tony Cascio slid the ball in from close range, as the 'Caps appeared to be tiring from the high elevation of the Rockies.
Heading into the second half, the Blue and White looked to regain momentum and steal a win from the home side.
On 53 minutes, the Rapids had a chance to take the lead as Edson Buddle found Kevin Harbottle with a pass behind the defence, but his shot went wide of the target.
A winning goal for the 'Caps came on 74 minutes, when Manneh got in behind the Rapids and made a nice pass to Tommy Heinemann, who finished the chance to give the 'Caps a 2-1 lead.
The 'Caps held their ground for the remaining 15 minutes of the match and managed to secure a 2-1 win on the road against their Rocky Mountain rivals.
Next up, Whitecaps FC Reserves host Portland Timbers Reserves on Sunday, May 19 at UBC's Thunderbird Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 11 a.m. PT.


text:
Today's Meditation
Message To Heaven
Read Philippians 4:4-7
Do not be like [those who pray using empty phrases], for your Father knows what you need before you ask him.
— Matthew 6:8 (NRSV)
Each New Year's Eve we continue a family tradition of shooting off fireworks, ringing in the new year with the old, iron dinner bell, and joining in prayer.
One New Year's Eve, my young son, Sam, decided to write a message to God and attach it to one of the rockets. He wrote his message on a piece of notebook paper, front and back, attached it to the rocket, and lit the fuse. In seconds, sparks flew and the rocket soared into the star-studded sky in a blaze of glory, the message burning into the night. Afterward, my son sadly lamented, "My message went up in smoke." This was a perfect opportunity to remind Sam that God knows what we need even before we ask.
We may sometimes feel that fireworks are required to get God's attention. But in truth, God holds us in loving hands and attends to our every need. In the darkest night, no matter what time of year, we have God's undivided attention.
Sarah Justus
(Georgia, USA)
Thought for the Day: Every request we make gets God's close attention.
Prayer: Dear God, thank you for always being ready to hear us and to give us what we need. Amen.
© 2009-2018 Spencer Evening World, Inc. | Privacy Policy
No commercial reproduction without written consent.
Electronic reproduction of any kind forbidden without written consent.


text:
Related Videos
More From: ONEEZE
Outreach On My New Channel (Update)
Related Videos
Related Videos
Why Do People Not Prescribe Dexedrine (Dextroamphetamine)?
33170 views
Adderall vs Vyvanse (The Real Deal)
58091 views
Provigil vs Nuvigil
16538 views
🔴 Relaxing Rainy Jazz - Lounge Jazz Radio - Music For Work & Study - Live Stream 24/7
891026 views
Lounge Music
Harry Potter – Hogwarts School / School Pranks And Life Hacks
1607641 views
Troom Troom
More videos »
More From: ONEEZE
More From:
Not uploaded any videos
ratings |
New Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDSftl-r4xG94YZQzhc5YMQ
Html code for embedding videos on your blog

Outreach On My New Channel (Update)
Text Comments
Rubicon Five
(2 years ago)
A lot of mic distortion
(2 years ago)
Will be following your channel.
Would you like to comment?
Join YouTube
for a free account, or
sign in
if you are already a member.
High dose sildenafil citrate as a salvage therapy for severe erectile dysfunction.
© 2018 The objectives of this study were to evaluate the efficacy and tolerability of high dose sildenafil as a salvage therapy for patients refractory to the maximum recommended dose of sildenafil. Fifty four fully evaluated patients with chronic erectile failure (ED) who had previously failed to respond to a home trial of sildenafil (100 mg) with erections suitable for sexual intercourse were studied. Each man was treated at home with sildenafil at escalating doses of up to 200 mg until either maximal response or intolerable adverse effects occurred. Erectile function was quantified using the erectile function domain of the International Index of Erectile Function (IIEF) before treatment, with sildenafil 100 mg and with maximal dose of sildenafil and a global efficacy question after 4 weeks of treatment. The mean age of the study group was 59.6+/-11.2 y. 13/54 (24%) had arteriogenic ED, 16/54 (30%) had mixed vasculogenic ED, 9/54 (17%) had cavernosal veno-occlusive dysfunction, 11/54 (20%) had post radical retropubic prostatectomy ED and 5/54 (9%) had psychogenic ED. 13/54 (24.1%) responded to sildenafil at a median maximal dose of 200 mg, 4/13 required 150 mg and 9/13 required 200 mg. 41/54 (76%) failed to respond to sildenafil. Mean IIEF question 3 and 4 scores were 1.5 and 1.4 at baseline, 2.2 and 1.9 with sildenafil 100 mg, 2.8 and 2.5 with sildenafil 150 mg and 3.0 and 2.9 with sildenafil 200 mg, respectively. After 4 weeks, treatment was regarded as having improved their erections by 37%, 46.3% and 68% of patients with sildenafil 100 mg, 150 mg and 200 mg, respectively. 34/54 (63%) reported adverse effects with maximal dose sildenafil comprising headache (19), facial flushing (32), dyspepsia (14), nasal congestion (11), dizziness (5) and visual disturbances (5). 4/13 (31%) responders refused to continue treatment due to adverse effects.In conclusion, sildenafil at doses of up to 200 mg is an effective salvage therapy for 24.1% of previous sildenafil non-responders but is limited by a significantly higher incidence of adverse effects and a 31% treatment discontinuation rate.
Cialis to buy in the UK
Buying Viagra in the UK
Effect of Viagra video
Viagra shop at ua
Viagra users forum
How can make natural Viagra
Cost of Cialis in Canada
Generic Viagra will
What is best Cialis Viagra or Levitra
Generic Cialis cheap online
Cialis prices at the pharmacy
Online sales Viagra
Buy discount Viagra
What is Cialis tadalafil 20mg
Viagra and Cialis to buy
Viagra and coupons
Viagra buying Canada
Viagra female effects
Levitra online 10 mg
Viagra online cheap india
Can you buy Viagra over the counter
Usa Cialis online
Cialis for daily use price
Contraindications of Cialis
How much Cialis
Buy generic Levitra
Can you buy generic Cialis in Canada
Viagra us pharmacy
Viagra with sex
Cialis buy from Canada
Sex on Viagra
Nitrates and Viagra
Cialis france sans ordonnance
Cialis 20 mg 30 tablets
Cialis to buy in Canada
Cialis prescription discount
Kak prinimat Viagra
Best price generic Viagra online
Cheapest Viagra with prescription
Viagra Levitra Cialis dosage
Viagra maximum dosage
Buy Cialis from india online
Cialis bad for you
Where you can buy Viagra
Does Viagra work for women
Cialis 20mg reviews
Price of Viagra in Canada
Viagra i seks
Best prices for Cialis
Viagra pills and alcohol
Levitra what to expect
Viagra Canada sale
Male enhancement pills Viagra
Cialis Viagra Generico online
Surmount vaigra and Cialis
Viagra does not work
Medication like Viagra
Cialis 10mg tablets
Canadian generic Viagra pharmacy
What all is Viagra used for
Viagra internet comprar
Reviews buying Viagra online
Viagra generika online bestellen
Cialis pills from Canada
Over the counter Cialis
Prix du Cialis en pharmacie france
Russkie pesni Viagra
Best online price for Viagra
Omsk Viagra ru
Buy Viagra Canada
Viagra Cialis vs
Natural Viagra for men
Online medicine Viagra
Working of Viagra
Which is better Viagra Levitra or Cialis
Cialis india cheap
Substitute to Viagra
Viagra herbal supplement
Viagra canadian drugs
Best price for Cialis in Canada
Viagra Levitra y Cialis
What is Viagra Cialis and Levitra
Viagra Cialis online prescriptions
Online Viagra is it real
Effects of Viagra long term
Generic Levitra online
Price of Cialis 20 mg
Can you make Viagra at home


text:
Brand Label: Sam Edelman
ITEM MOVED TO ARCHIVE: On December 2, 2017 12:14 am, Fashion Stylist Online noted this item may be out of stock at NORDSTROM because it was not referenced in their latest online catalog. If this item is out of stock at NORDSTROM, you may be able to find similar fashions sold there or elsewhere on our Sam Edelman Designer Brand Directory.
Available for Purchase Online at NORDSTROM for $178.00Pin It
Polished hardware and a studded flat hand strap further the day-to-evening versatility of a compact shoulder bag in a vintage camera-case silhouette. Style Name: Sam Edelman Raegan Leather Camera Bag. Style Number: 5475464. Available in stores.
Shop other brand label items from Sam Edelman on FashionStylist.com.
This item was published for sale online by NORDSTROM on December 1, 2017 7:48 pm and last updated by us December 2, 2017 12:14 am.
Editor Picks: Bag Lady.....
Valentino Garavani Demilune Leather Crossbody
Loewe Hammock Smooth Shoulder Bag
Furla Elisir Mini Crossbody Bag Red
Anya Hindmarch Mini Vere Barrel Bag Women Leather
Mcm Patricia Canvas Hobo Bag Yellow
Editor Picks: Luxury Leather for Men
Salvatore Ferragamo Ostrich Bi Fold Wallet
Tom Ford Reversible Leather Logo Belt
Fendi Face W Teeth Iphone 6 Case Black
Neiman Marcus Alligator Bi Fold Wallet
Gucci Leather Bracelet With Horsebit Detail Black
Editor Picks: Leather Everything
Jason Wu Sleeveless Leather Ruffle Hem Dress Black
Mugler Sleeveless Mock Neck Leather Combo Dress
Halston Heritage Sleeveless Fit Flare Dress
Bottega Veneta Suede Half Sleeve Top Dusty Rose
Tom Ford Shirred Long Sleeve Degrade Leather Top
Editor Picks: The Crossbody Bag
Michael Michael Kors Cindy Dome Crossbody Bag
Rebecca Minkoff Finn Leather Fringe Crossbody
Vince Modern V Leather Crossbody Bag
Elizabeth And James Suede Fringe Pouch Crossbody
Rebecca Minkoff Moto Drawstring Crossbody Bag
Editor Picks: Must See Women's Leather Jackets from Neiman Marcus
Vince Luxe Cashmere Blend Poncho With Leather
Bagatelle Long Suede Belted Trench Jacket Women's
Joie Olivine Drape Front Suede Jacket Women's
The Kooples Sport Mixed Media Hooded Moto Jacket
Joie Libertini Collarless Leather Jacket
Browse More Fashion Apparel by Sam Edelman (view more)
- $119.95
Sam Edelman Women's Ralf Flats 5 Brown
- $139.95
Sam Edelman Women's Ralf Genuine Calf Hair Flats
- $139.95
Sam Edelman Women's Lior Genuine Calf Hair Loafers
- $60.00
Sam Edelman Felicia Strappy Rainbow Glitter Toddler
- $65.00
Sam Edelman Felicia Rainbow Glitter Kid's Ballet
- $65.00
Sam Edelman Felicia Faux Pearl Velvet Kid's Ballet
- $65.00
Sam Edelman Felicia Esmerelda Bow Patent Kid's
- $60.00
Sam Edelman Felicia Esmerelda Bow Glitter Lam
- $60.00
Sam Edelman Felicia Ombr Coarse Glitter Toddler
- $60.00
Sam Edelman Felicia Esmerelda Bow Patent Toddler
New promo codes and links offering limited time promotions, sales coupons, and special offers on Sam Edelman designer fashions and accessories will be posted on each designer label apparel page. For the latest up to date information on this Sam Edelman Raegan Leather Camera Bag Red fashion item, including product specifications, ordering options, pricing, shipping details, high resolution pictures, shopper comments, and other sales media, visit the NORDSTROM Online Store.


text:
Question: What is the single best thing I can do to save on car insurance?
Continue Reading Below
Answer: The single best thing you can do to save money on auto insurance is to shop around. You may be content with your current auto insurance company, but if you never check out rates with other car insurance providers, you'll never know if you're overpaying -- and certainly won't be able to save. (See "12 ways to double-check your savings")
If your rating factors haven't changed, you may think that car insurance offerings and rates haven't either. But, that's not true. Car insurance companies' rating systems may have adjusted downwards, or new carriers with cheaper rates may have entered your area.
Shopping around has the potential to save you hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars on your car insurance policy. (See "Pocket $1,102 just by shopping around.")
Comparison shopping is the biggest way that you can save quickly (it takes 15 minutes or less to shop online and receive multiple rate quotes) on auto insurance, but it's not the only way to obtain cheaper annual auto premiums. Here are other ways in which you may also save:
Ask for discounts. Whether you find a new auto insurer or stay with your current company, you can always ask what discounts are offered. If you're eligible for discounts that you aren't currently receiving, let your car insurance company know so that it can be factored in and reduce your rates. (Get an idea of what's available in "Your guide to car insurance discounts.")
Try out a pay-as-you-drive (PAYD) plan. By letting a car insurance company monitor your behavior as a driver through a telematics device plugged into your vehicle, you have the potential to save big. Progressive is offering a test-drive of its "Snapshot" program if you want to see what your possible savings could be before committing to a PAYD plan. (See "Plug in, drive less, save more.")
Raise your deductible. The less your car insurance company's financial obligation is, the less you will pay for coverage. So, by raising your comprehensive and collision deductibles you may save a few hundred dollars a year. Be careful not to raise them to an amount you can't afford. (See "Will higher deductibles save you money?")
Drop comprehensive and collision. If you own your car outright and it's so old that you wouldn't pay for extensive repairs, then usually it's time to stop carrying "full coverage" and instead save that money toward a new car. (See "Is it time to drop comp and collision?")
Take a driver improvement course. Many states mandate that auto insurers offer a discount if you're a mature driver and take an accident-prevention course. Some car insurance carriers will reduce rates for young drivers or drivers of any age for voluntarily completing a defensive driving class. (See "Defensive driving and driver training discounts.")
Tell your insurer about personal changes. Not only are you required to inform your car insurance company about changes to vehicles and drivers, but your changes could save you money if they lower your risk as a driver. For instance, if you got married, drive less, have a child away at college, or are moving to a different ZIP code, then your rates could change - for the better.
The original article can be found at CarInsurance.com:The best way to save on car insurance?


text:
The act of slapping someone in the face with an overly large breast, with the intent of making a loud slapping noise and leaving a bruise.
This behemoth stripper just flopped out her tits and korny slapped me with them. my mates heard the noise from the other side of the bar and i had a bruise on my left cheek the next morning.
by joshyb October 04, 2006


text:
Companies added more workers than projected in February, indicating the U.S. job market will keep expanding this year, according to a private report based on payrolls.
The 198,000 increase in employment followed a revised 215,000 gain the prior month that was more than initially estimated, figures from the Roseland, New Jersey-based ADP Research Institute showed today. The median forecast of 41 economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for an advance of 170,000.
Sustained hiring by businesses, even as lawmakers in Washington were sparring over budget reductions, signals there is enough demand to support consumer spending, the biggest part of the economy. A Labor Department report this week may show private payrolls rose by 167,000 last month, according to the Bloomberg survey median.
"The job market remains sturdy in the face of significant fiscal headwinds," Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics Inc., said in a statement. Moody's produces the figures with ADP. "Businesses are adding to payrolls more strongly at the start of 2013 with gains across all industries and business sizes. Tax increases and government spending cuts don't appear to be affecting the job market."
Stock-index futures advanced, indicating the Dow Jones Industrial Average will extend its highest level ever. The contract on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index expiring this month rose 0.4 percent to 1,543.7 at 8:41 a.m. in New York. Dow futures rose 57 points, or 0.4 percent.
Estimates in the Bloomberg survey for the ADP figure ranged from gains of 125,000 to 210,000. The prior month's figure was revised from a previously reported increase of 192,000.
Goods Producers
Goods-producing industries, which include manufacturers and construction companies, increased headcount by 34,000. Employment in construction rose by 21,000, while factories added 9,000 jobs.
Payrolls at service providers advanced by 164,000 in February.
Companies employing more than 499 workers added 57,000 jobs. Medium-sized businesses, with 50 to 499 employees, took on 65,000 and small companies increased payrolls by 77,000, the report showed.
ADP in October changed the method it had used to calculate its employment figures dating back to 2001. The report is now derived from a larger sample using a new methodology, and is released jointly with Moody's of West Chester, Pennsylvania.
The Labor Department may report on March 8 that overall hiring, which includes government jobs, climbed 160,000 last month after rising 157,000 in January, according to the Bloomberg survey median. The jobless rate held at 7.9 percent, economists predicted.
Companies adding employment include Chrysler Group LLC, the automaker majority owned by Fiat SpA, which will invest about $374 million and add 1,250 jobs at Indiana factories to boost output of eight-and nine-speed transmissions. Chief Executive Officer Sergio Marchionne disclosed the investment in February.
Copyright 2014 Bloomberg. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.


text:
My baby is extremely fussy with a bottle. Many people, including myself, try to feed her under a variety of circumstances and with every nipple possible. The only successes are when she is basically asleep and is not aware that the nipple she is sucking on isn't a breast. How do we train her on a bottle? She is 2 months 1 week old. She wwill drink about 2 oz max after extreme fussing and crying and choking on the milk, and she will hold out as long as 6 hours for me! It is frustrating because I don't want to feed her in any other manner but the breast, but she is so breast savy that I can't leave her with anyone so that I can work. DO I need to just bite the bullet and feed her a daily bottle? Will that make the babysitters job easier? Is it one of those things that takes time? How long? Will she starve?
Why isn't anyone else having problems with the bottle on this forum?!


text:
LYON firstname.lastname@example.com_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2003-09-29 published
Carole YELLIN
By Issie LYON Monday, September 29, 2003 - Page A20
Psychologist, friend, reader, mother. Born August 23, 1949, in Montreal. Died July 5 in Toronto, of cancer, aged 53.
Everyone who knew Carole knew what a brilliant woman she was. She was an intellectual, a reader, a thinker, who was always exploring new ideas and seeking to use her own mind to understand the world better, and to understand herself better. In this sense, the profession of psychology was really perfect for her, because plumbing the human mind for insight and understanding was so important to her. Her book club, her Bible study group, her earlier explorations of (among many things) Gestalt and Virginia Satir testify to the restlessness of her intellectual search for meaning. When a book or a movie or an opera touched her, no one could be more enthusiastic about singing its praises than Carole, because she was so passionate about her search for meaning, was always so open to new ideas. When she loved something, she really loved it, because she learned from it.
One of the extraordinary things about Carole was that for all of her intellectual strengths, she was never an ivory tower type. She was always determined to use the mind, and the PhD that she had earned, to help others. Nothing gave Carole more pleasure than when she helped a client make progress. At the Scarborough school board, she devoted herself to helping single mothers, and to anti-racism work. Clients she had in her private practice had tremendous respect, and affection, for her as someone who really cared.
Those Carole helped were not only clients. Carole's Friendships were so important to her. She inspired tremendous loyalty in her Friends, some going all the way back to kindergarten in Montreal and the Laurentians, and of course from the decades she spent in Toronto. She loved to help build up her Friends in whatever ways she could, and in particular she loved to make connections and matches among her Friends. The parties she and I threw were always a pleasure for her, because they brought people together. The Sunday healing circles of the last few months were the finest expressions of this aspect of Carole. She brought people from different parts of her life together so that the networks of people she cared about would come to know each other and support each other through this difficult time.
Family was so important to Carole. She enjoyed getting together with her large and close extended family. She was also a wonderful mother to Matthew and Josh. Carole derived great comfort from the fact that she and I had raised two good boys, whom, she felt confident, had the resources and tools to construct good and productive lives for themselves. She was always very proud of her boys. Carole was a wonderful role model for them as someone who was inquisitive, someone who always had a book in her hand, and who was open to learning new things.
Carole brought tremendous energy to whatever she did -- her professional life, her marriage, her role as mother, her Friendships, her sports, her pottery, and her constant quest for self-improvement. This energy often came along with strong opinions, and she had high standards for those around her. But she was always toughest on herself. She always wanted to be the best; nothing less was good enough. Because she was always seeking to grow, she never stagnated. But that restlessness must not have been easy for her. And perhaps that's why her backyard garden was so important to her. She loved her quiet little oasis in the middle of the big city. She loved her flowers, and the birds, which would come feed. For someone whose nature was to be always on the go, that garden provided a very important sanctuary for her, where she could just be.
Issie LYON and Carole YELLIN were together for almost 30 years.
L... Names LY... Names LYO... Names Welcome Home
LYON - All Categories in OGSPI


text:
Biffy Clyro Chooses Hayden MoFo
Biffy Clyro guitarist and frontman Simon Neil is a new high-profile user of the new Hayden MoFo All-valve head amp.
Biffy Clyro guitarist and frontman Simon Neil was blown away with the new MoFo 30W tube head when he stopped by Hayden Towers to check out the new gear. His new touring rig now consists of a MoFo with a Hayden 4x12, and a Hayden Speakeasy combo.
Check it out when the boys play on Jools Holland's show next week.
For more info on the amp, check the Hayden MoFo product page at Dolphin
To check other gear used by Biffy Clyro, check the Biffy Clyro Artist page at Dolphin


text:
As the Mexican players walked into the tunnel in Estudio Azteca following a 0-0 draw with Jamaica, El Tri captain Francisco 'Maza' Rodriguez appeared to raise his middle finger to the press. Rodriguez blamed 'yellow journalism' for sensationalizing the gesture.
"I have an injured finger," Rodriguez told Televisa Deportes. "It was not intentional. We have a yellow press in Mexico, and they'll do whatever they can to sell newspapers."
Jamaica frustrated Mexico in the opening match of the Hexagonal, disrupting Mexico's rhythm and hitting out on swift counterattacks that produced some of the best chances of the game. The Reggae Boyz had never earned a point in Mexico in World Cup qualifying, and El Tri hadn't dropped a point at home for 15 competitive matches.
The Club America center back refused to speak to the assembled press in the mixed zone after the match.
Eric Gomez contributed additional reporting from Mexico City
Follow ZAC LEE RIGG on or shoot him an email


text:
Manchester Crimewatch: Woman accused of stalking after asking for ride to court
December 18. 2012 11:43PM
MANCHESTER - Susan Lombard, 45, who pleaded innocent to a simple assault charge Monday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division, pleaded innocent Tuesday to a stalking charge that alleges she had contact with the assault victim.
Because that is a violation of her bail conditions, the police prosecutor filed a motion to revoke Lombard's bail and she will be held until a bail revocation hearing today.
Lombard is accused of calling the alleged victim, with whom she shared an apartment at 1475 Bodwell Road, for a ride to court Monday and was arrested at court after her arraignment on the assault charge.
A police prosecutor said Lombard has a deferred sentence on a conviction for assaulting the same man in Derry last year.
In court Tuesday, Lombard told Judge Gregory Michael that she could live with her daughter if released on bail.
Trial on both charges was set for Feb. 28, 2013.
Winter odd/even parking is in effect
Neville Padmore, 56, of 166 Amory St., pleaded no contest Tuesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to an odd/even parking violation of the winter street parking rules that went into effect Dec. 1.
Police prosecutor Lt. Ron Mello said because Padmore had paid for some other outstanding tickets, he recommended suspending the standard $25 fine on the odd/even violation for one year of good behavior.
An obviously irritated Padmore asked Judge Gregory Michael what the parking rules are, but Michael said Padmore needed to get that information from the city.
According to the city website, the odd or even day starts at midnight. If you park your car before midnight, park on the side of the street that corresponds to the following day, odd or even. And, of course, when a snow emergency is declared, there is no parking on either side of the street.
Christmas break on theft charge
Circuit Court-Manchester District Division Judge Gregory Michael told a Derry woman that only the Christmas spirit was preventing him from sentencing her to a few days in jail on a theft plea.
Elizabeth Freitas, 41, of 3 Cemetery Road, pleaded guilty to a theft by unauthorized taking charge for walking out of JCPenney with merchandise without paying for it Nov. 26.
After a police prosecutor said Freitas was convicted of shoplifting July 17, 2008, Michael said it is his practice to sentence people to a few days in jail for a second theft, but he said being close to Christmas saved her.
Michael asked Freitas how she would feel if she went home and found someone had stolen her belongings.
"Stealing is stealing," he said. "Keep your hands off other people's property."
Michael modified the prosecutor's proposed $200 fine plus penalty assessment, payable immediately, and six-month sentence in the House of Corrections, suspended for two years of good behavior.
Michael made it a $1,000 fine with $800 suspended for three years of good behavior, so she still had to pay $200 plus a $48 penalty assessment immediately. He also changed the six-month suspended sentence to one year in the House of Corrections and suspended that for three years of good behavior.


text:
Human nerve cell, artwork
F008/7617 Royalty Free
Please login to use the price calculator
Credit: PIXOLOGICSTUDIO/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Release details: Model release not required. Property release not required.
Keywords: 3d, action, activity, anatomical, anatomy, artwork, axon, axon terminal, axon terminals, axons, biological, biology, biomedical illustration, black background, brain, brains, cell, cell bodies, cell body, cells, computer generated, cytology, dendrite, dendrites, digitally generated, energy, health, healthcare, human anatomy, ideas, illustration, inspiration, nerve, nerve cell, nerve ending, nerves, neural, neurological, neurology, neuron, neurons, nobody, node, nodes, nuclei, nucleus, plain background, power, receptor, receptors, three dimensional
Licence fees: A licence fee will be charged for any media (low or high resolution) used in your project.


text:
SOURCE: IronKey, Inc.
February 23, 2012 07:00 ET
Secures Access to Public and Private Clouds to Enable IT Transformation
Secures Access to Public and Private Clouds to Enable IT Transformation
SUNNYVALE, CA--(Marketwire - Feb 23, 2012) - IronKey, the leader in extended enterprise management, today launched a new Trusted Access service, an innovative combination of cloud service and virtualized workspace apps that helps IT transform from a technology operator to dynamic service provider. The new Enterprise Service enables organizations to take advantage of two trends re-shaping IT -- Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and SaaS/cloud applications -- to dramatically reduce or eliminate enterprise issued endpoints and supporting infrastructure, operations and maintenance expenses. With the savings gained, IT leaders can shift spending to projects with greater strategic importance and impact on top line growth. IronKey is exhibiting in booth #2241 at the RSA Conference 2012, Feb. 27 - Mar. 1, 2012 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, California where the company will demonstrate its Trusted Access Enterprise Service.
According to Forrester Research, Inc., 50 percent of the average IT budget is spent on operations and maintenance. At the same time, 61 percent of CIOs are trying to free up budget to spend on new strategic IT initiatives.1 Remaking IT to maintain its relevancy and strategic importance is what Forrester defines as empowered business transformation: "A technology approach where enabling technology innovation is embedded in the business while IT provides 'just enough' centralized coordination and oversight for enterprise wide goals."2 While BYOD, SaaS, and cloud service are seen by many as an opportunity to increase agility and reduce costs, 76 percent of enterprises still cannot fully adopt the benefits of the cloud and SaaS services because of concerns over data loss according to a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of IronKey.3
"An extended enterprise is one for which a business function is rarely, if ever, a self-contained workflow within the infrastructure confines of the company," wrote Chenxi Wang, vice president and principal analyst at Forrester Research."4
IronKey Trusted Access meets the new challenges of the extended enterprise head-on, giving IT leaders the opportunity to make the transformation to a dynamic service provider that can:
Forrester's research found that "By moving to the extended enterprise model, IT leaders not only deliver technologies that enable rapid business innovation, but by adopting 'as-a-service' offerings and leveraging trends such as BYOD, there is a distinct opportunity for IT to reinvent itself, transforming from the role of managing day-to-day infrastructure operations to a true technology partner and enabler to your business counterparts."5
Virginia Commerce Bank, Northern Virginia's largest community bank, is the first enterprise to license the new Trusted Access service. The Bank was in the market for a solution that would enable its routinely mobile staff to have anywhere access to cloud and behind-the-firewall applications while ensuring that data remained secure. Originally, the Bank planned to purchase a substantial number of new endpoints and supporting network, management, and security software and services. The scope of such an investment according to Microsoft research including the cost of acquiring, deploying, and supporting endpoints equated to at least $1,500 per device. Instead, Virginia Commerce Bank turned to IronKey Trusted Access to help realize a dramatic cost savings and gain efficiencies that will allow their staff to safely connect remotely to public and private cloud applications from their own personal computers while ensuring that data security policies are enforced.
"IronKey Trusted Access enables the Bank to provide anywhere access for staff at a fraction of the price of other more costly and resource intensive options," said Sharon Moynihan, senior vice president of IT and Project Management at Virginia Commerce Bank. "Instead of providing staff with laptops to work outside the office, they'll use Trusted Access with their own personal computers to use the Bank's public and private cloud apps. This cost savings enables us to focus our IT resources on other strategic projects that will help grow the Bank's top line revenue."
New Trusted Access Service
Built on IronKey's award-winning solutions for online banking security, the service is designed to work with small, medium and large enterprises that have contractors, remote workers, and remote offices, or large cloud applications users. Trusted Access can be used from any computer on any network. Apple iOS and Android OS support is planned for later this year.
IronKey Trusted Access is an on-demand service that delivers enterprise-managed access with integrated software apps and cloud services. Key components are:
"Trusted Access eliminates hardware endpoint costs and reduces the need for expensive IT infrastructure, freeing up staff and budget to focus on innovation," said Ajay Nigam, senior vice president of Product Management at IronKey. "Using Trusted Access to manage the extended enterprise, CIOs now have the opportunity to leverage the growing BYOD trend and SaaS adoption to make the transformation required to keep their roles and IT relevant to enable business."
Trusted Access is available directly from IronKey and more information is available online at https://www.ironkey.com/trusted-access-enterprise.
About IronKey
IronKey is freeing enterprises from the high cost, risk and complexity of managing the extended enterprise. With IronKey Trusted Access, any user -- contractor, remote worker, customer, or supply chain partner -- can securely access enterprise provisioned public and private clouds, from anywhere. This enables IT leaders to transform IT into a dynamic service provider -- unlocking budgets and resources spent on endpoints, management and infrastructure that otherwise weigh down budgets and hold back innovation.
Ranked as the 14th best venture-funded company in The Wall Street Journal's "Next Big Thing," IronKey cloud-based services power Trusted Access and partner solutions, including Imation secure storage devices. IronKey cloud services are used daily by over 3,000 enterprises to manage online access and data for over one million users. More than 70 financial institutions secure their brands and billions in customer online payments with IronKey. Visit www.IronKey.com for more information.
Watch Trusted Access for Extended Enterprise Management in action, guided demo.
1 2012 IT Budget Planning Guide For CIOs, Forrester Research, October 2011
2 The Empowered BT CIO, Forrester Research, July 2011
3 The Era of the Extended Enterprise, Forrester Consulting, February 2012
4 The Extended Enterprise: A Security Journey, Forrester Research, November 2011
5 The Era of the Extended Enterprise, a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Ironkey, February 2012, https://www.ironkey.com/forrester-extended-enterprise
Deb Montner
Montner & Associates
Deb Montner
Montner & Associates
See all RSS Newsfeeds