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Assessing the degree of hydrologic stress due to climate change
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Hydrologists are commonly involved in impact, adaption and vulnerability assessments for climate change projections. This paper presents a framework for how such assessments can better differentiate between the impacts of climate change and those of natural variability, an important differentiation as it relates to the vulnerability to water availability under change. The key concept involved is to characterize "hydrologic stress" relative to the range of behaviour encountered under baseline conditions, where the degree to which climate change causes the behaviour of a system to shift outside this baseline range provides a non-dimensional measure of stress. The concept is applicable to any system that is subject to climate forcings, though the approach is applied here to a range of examples illustrative of many environmental and engineering applications. These include hydrologic systems that are dependent on the frequency of flows above or below selected thresholds, those that are dominated by storage and those which are sensitive to the sequencing of selected flow components. The analyses illustrate that systems designed or adapted to accommodate high variability are less stressed by a given magnitude of climate impacts than those operating under more uniform conditions. The metrics characterize hydrologic stress in a manner that can facilitate comparison across different regions, or across different assets within a region. Adoption of the approach requires reliance on the use of climate ensembles that represent aleatory uncertainty under both baseline and impacted conditions, and this has implications for how the outputs of climate models are provided and utilized.
Avril Horne gratefully acknowledges the funding provided by the Australian Research Council (LP170100598 and DE180100550).
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Actress Ellen Page has a beef with actor Chris Pratt. Why?
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Every time I add one o more formulas in LibreOffice Writer using Formula Editor and I try to save the document, the software crashes.
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It crashes when I click on the Save Button or Save menus on both the softwares.
I need to use the Formula Editor as student, and i lost my work after an hour of work.
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It crashes
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On pc Debian x86-64 with LO Debian package 126.96.36.199, I don't reproduce this.
Do you reproduce this with a brand new file?
For the test, could you rename your LO directory profile (see https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/UserProfile#GNU.2FLinux) and give a new try?
I thought it was a Formula Editor bug because LibreOffice never gave me this kind of bug ad this was the first time I was working on Formula Editor.
So the real problem is: LibreOffice crashes always when you try to save whatever.
I found that this bug is made by the update to GNOME 3.18
I've found this workaround https://forum.antergos.com/topic/3089/libreoffice-crashing-on-save/5 that says:
from the libreoffice menu go to tools/options/general and mark "use libreoffice dialogs"
It works and LibreOffice never crash anymore.
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When Travis Delaney's parents die in a car crash, Travis is devastated. In a bid to pull himself out of his grief, he starts to look into the last case they were investigating at the private investigation agency they ran. What starts as a minor distraction soon becomes a sinister, unbelievable mystery—and Travis is determined to solve it. Why were his parents looking for a missing boy when the boy's family says he isn't missing? As Travis searches for answers, he starts to have the chilling realization that the question he should be asking is the one he most wants to avoid: Was the accident that killed his parents really what it seemed?About the Author:
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It's summer and we're in *a mood* so we decided it was finally time to talk about the unfairly maligned and absolutely brilliant Diablo Cody. If we're going to be honest to blog, we love everything Diablo does (Emily especially), but this week we're focusing on one of her most challenging works: 2011's YOUNG ADULT. Why does this uncompromising, uncomfortable character study about a depressed writer obsessed with her high school beau not get discussed more? Could it have something to do with how so many other Diablo scripts - JENNIFER'S BODY, TULLY, RICKI AND THE FLASH - are dismissed for centering on "unlikeable" leading ladies (a.k.a. women dealing with legitimate issues like life, death and mental health)?
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Any chance either of those two get more reps this week? Barton has…problems.
He also made plays that one out of bounds was aggressive for sure but I don't want that to stop.
It seems he gets caught up in the wash too much and has a hard time going sideline to sideline.
That one was tough. He left his feet when the QB was in bounds and you never know when a guy is going to fight for extra yards. Certainly wasnt clear as he went for the tackle. Contact initiated fractions of a second after QB left field of play. I honestly thought that was one that should have been let go considering he dove while QB was still in play.
I'll give the defense a free pass on the hit out of bounds. (Don't want to make it a habit of course). It was some what a close call but still was definitely late. But when your defense scores more points than they concede with little help from the rest of the team, they are entitled to a few mistakes.
I've always thought barton was overrated. He over pursues and goes for the big hit every play. He can't read an offense and personally he is the weakest part in our defense. I would love to see Bernard/Thompson/Pirtle get in and help Chase Hansen out. NIU should never have run on us like they did.
We play a lot of 2 LB sets and then move a LB out of the box or to the line. We need to be careful with that because it leaves a soft middle. Since that has been noticed and attacked, that needs to be used much less and only showed late in the snap count. We could disguise more on our defense pre snap.
I thought Barton looked solid. He seemed to be around the ball a lot. In fact I thought he was looking better than Hansen until the 4th quarter.

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The Final Five did not throw away their shot to see "Hamilton" in NYC
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After their huge win at the 2016 Rio Olympics, the Final Five made a trip to NYC. Simone Biles, Gabby Douglas, Aly Raisman, Laurie Hernandez and Madison Kochian are all enjoying their victory lap. The team made a trip to The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, and then they hit up the Broadway hotspot that everyone is talking about: the Richard Rogers Theatre to see Hamilton.


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'Originally there were five series: Primary, Intermediate, Advanced A, Advanced B, and the fifth was the "rishi" series'.
Nancy Gilgoff 'Yoga as it was'
See the Rishi Series page at the top of the blog exploring fifty breaths (or 25 each side) in each of the Ashtanga Primary and Intermediate series asana.
I'd like to explore this again at some time but with longer, slower breathing.
This interesting comment on one of my Rishi series posts this morning
The Introductions to each Rishi are from Wikipedia with links for more info.
Admittedly the leg behind head postures are a bit tricky but most of the others are doable perhaps if you can manage a half lotus. I've chosen Marchi H just to make a change but standard marichyasana is relatively straight forward as is the half matsyendrasana. Kashyapasana is awkward but then you can do an unbound version, sure the Rishi won't mind too much.
from Srivatsa Ramaswami's December 2012 Newsletter
"During my long studentship with Sri Krishnamacharya, he taught several
asanas and vinyasas normally not well known at that time. Some bore
the names of renowned sages or rishis. I had known about rishis being
associated with a few asanas even earlier but these were mostly seated
poses, basically meditative postures like Vajrasana also known as
Dadhichi asana about which I had written earlier. But Sri
Krishnamacharya taught several new asanas I had not known, not even
heard of before. These were also featured in his book Yoga Makaranda.
Some like Bhardwajasana, Marichyasana are simple seated poses but many
others are more difficult ones and one may wonder if the rishi would
be able to stay for a long time in those postures and also meditate.
Of course some of the asanas were one legged poses like Bhagiratasana
and Durvasasana but I had heard and also read in some puranas that
such one legged standing poses were resorted to by several tapasvins
to get the blessings of the Lord. The asanas named after rishis and
taught by my Guru can be classifies into simple seated meditative
poses like Dadhichi asana (vajrasana), more involved seated poses like
Bharadvajasana, Matsyendrasana, Marichyasana and others. Then we have
a few poses which can form a group like the 'side plank' poses such as
Vashishtasana, Viswamitrasana, Kasyapasana and others. Then we have a
series of poses centered around 'ekapada sirsasana' like Kapilasana.
Krishnamacharya thus taught many asanas bearing the names of well
known rishis—many of which I had not heard of, before I came to study
with him.
These Rishis were well known though, not necessarily for their
yogasana capabilities. There is a view that the entire vedas was
called Arsha or the creation of rishis, even though Sri
Krishnamacharya would say, quoting the vedas, that the vedas are
apourusheya or not created by human beings. The view is that the vedas
were created by creator Brahma when creation took place but were
dormant. The rishis with their deep contemplation were able to tune in
with the hidden vedic mantras and then gave it to human beings for
proper use and understanding. So the rishis were known as "seers of
mantras", as Yaska the vedic etymologist would say "Rishayah
Mantradrashtarah". But then vedas were considered revelation of the
absolute truth so another definition of a Rishi as quoted by Sri
Krishnamacharya from a well known Sanskrit thesaurus "Amarakosa" is
that Rishis are revealers of Truth (Rishayah Satyavachasah). Of course
both the definitions could amount to the same. So we can say Rishis
are those who reveal the absolute truth after they experience the
truth through the discovery of vedic mantras. Some scholars indicate
that the words Rishi, Rtam (truth), Rju (proof), Rk( vedic mantra),
Arjava (straightforwardness) can be traced to one sanskrit root "rj'
meaning 'to be straight'" .
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"Maharshi Kashypa is another well known vedic rishi. Reference of
Kashyapa is found in some Buddhist literature also. Rishi Kashypa is
mentioned along with the understanding of the solar system in the well
known Surynamaskara portion of the vedas. "Kashyapaf pashyako
bhavati". He is said to be the son of Marichi (does it ring a bell?)
who was believed to be one of the ten 'mind children' (manasputras) of
Brahma. Here is an interesting story about how different species were
created. Kashyapaa married 13 women and through them were born so many
offspring/progeny that the whole universe was filled different beings.
Divine beings like the 12 suns (adityas), several creeds of demons,
tigers and lions, birds like garuda (eagle), then snakes and other
reptiles all were born to these women, each set of species to
different wives. Kashyapa thus became the father of all beings and all
beings of the universe were considered to be related to one another
(not just the human beings) through a common forefather Kashyapa. Thus
not only other human beings but all the beings belonging to all the
species were considered kith and kin. Many families in India still
carry his name".
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"Sage Bharadwaja is another renowned vedic rishi. He is considered to
be a great vedic scholar and teacher. An episode found in the Kaataka
portion of the Taittiriya sakha of Yajur Veda would be of interest.
Bharadwaja was so much concentrating in studying the vedas that even
as the life was coming to an end he was still continuing with his
studies. Indra, the Lord appeared before him and reminded him that it
was almost the end of his life. He told Bharadwaj, "Bharadwaja!! If I
give you another human life what would you like to do?" Back came the
reply, "I will study the Vedas further". Upon that, the Lord asked him
to look at the three huge mountains the Lord created and took out from
each one of them a handful of earth and placed them before Bharadwaja
and said, "These mountains represent the three vedas and the three
handfuls of dirt in front of you represent the vedas you have studied
so far. You see the vedas are innumerable and infinite (ananta vai
vedaH) and any number of births would not be sufficient to exhaust all
the vedas. You try to understand the essence of the vedas, the source
of all the Universe, the Brahman." And Bharadwaja became a great
spiritual teacher of the vedas. Again many families carry the
Bharadwaja name".
from Srivatsa Ramaswami's Dec 2012 Newsletter
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"Kapila was a vedic rishi, and still some Indian families carry his
name. According to Bhgavata purana he was the avatar of Lord Narayana
Himself. His discussions and advice to his mother on spiritual matters
known as "Kapila-devaahuti samvada" is very well known. He is credited
with the formalization of the Samkhya philosophy. It was also known as
Seswar Samkhya. He is also credited with the Samkhya Sutras one of the
earliest works on Samkhya even as Iswarakrishna's Samkhyakarika became
the standard text for Samkhya philosophy. Kapila also is associated
with the story of how the Ganga was brought to earth from the lofty
heights of the Himalayas by Bhagirata. Please read the story of
Bhagirata in an earlier Newsletter".
from Srivatsa Ramaswami's Dec 2012 Newsletter
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"Vasishta and Viswamitra are two renowned vedic rishis. I have already
written about these two in an earlier article "Yogagate". Viswamitra
is credited with revealing one of the most important mantras of the
vedas, the Gayatri which is used by thousands everyday and is the
mantra used lifelong by many. Viswamitra also is credited with
teaching a pair of important mantras to Lord Rama (and Lakshmana),
known as balaa and atibalaa mantras in the Ramayana. If one masters
the bala mantra one would not tire during a war and the atibala would
protect the disciple from thirst and hunger while on the battlefield.
Again many families still carry the name of Vasishta and Viswamitra's
earlier name Kausika".
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Anon has commented on this post ( and I'm guessing the original quote at the beginning of the post is from the same Anon), pointing out that many of the asana in the Krishnamacharya's Yogasanagalu are named after Rishi and Deities.
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bairangha external sadhana
antarangha internal sadhana
paratmanga sadhana is only one
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Rishi and Neetu bring a little yesteryear charm as they join son Ranbir in a colourful finale to upcoming hit Besharam
Dressed in glossy costumes in a colourful set, Ranbir Kapoor flaunts an impressive camaraderie with his parents Rishi and Neetu Kapoor.
The scene is that of the much-hyped song that brings the Kapoor trio together in Abhinav Kashyap's Gandhi Jayanti release, Besharam.
If Kashyap has managed a casting coup of sorts by getting Ranbir and his parents together in the same film for the first time, the highlight song, Chal hand uthake nachche, comes as an icing on the cake.
Dance-off: Ranbir Kapoor with parents Rishi (centre) and Neetu (left) in stills from the song, Chal hand uthake nachche
The track starts with poster glimpses of Rishi and Neetu in their yesteryear avatars from hits such as Bobby, Karz, Sagar and Parvarish and moves onto showing them as the police personnel they play in the film.
The style of introduction of Rishi and Neetu in the song, as well as the presence of the film's debutant heroine Pallavi Sharda in it, makes it obvious that Kashyap will place the song at the end of the film.
Rishi and Neetu emerge as energetic performers flaunting a mix of exclusive dance moves and yesteryear charm.
With lyrics like Tu hoga bada hero, par hum bhi nahin kachche, Ranbir's parents seem to be hinting at a dance face-off with their superstar son.
At one point Rishi gets into his iconic Monty costume from Karz. The second half of the song has all the actors change into bright Punjabi outfits, setting the stage for a traditional Bhangra jive.
Ranbir and Rishi also get into a jugalbandi. Pallavi also spiritedly shakes a leg with the Kapoors, especially Neetu.
Family: The song is a tribute to the Kapoor family from Abhinav Kashyap, the director of the film
Throughout the song, she is seen in shiny retro dresses but Pallavi still looks a bit out of place as all the limelight is hogged by the Kapoors.
According to Kashyap, this song is his tribute to the Kapoor family whose presence has enhanced his film. He has placed the song strategically in the end of the film to give the fans a double treat when the film is over.
The Bhangra pop track has been sung by Mika Singh and Daler Mehndi and composed by Lalit Pandit. The lyrics have been written by Kumaar.


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The Victorian Ombudsman has blasted a ticket inspector who spear-tackled a girl and held her to the ground for more than eight minutes.
The 2013 incident began when a 15-year-old girl tried to close a gate on an Authorised Officer then slapped him in the face.
He grabbed her and threw her to the ground, telling the Ombudsman he "had many years playing rugby and it was instinctual to do".
The girl, referred to in the report as Youth A, was then held down by three Authorised Officers for eight and a half minutes.
"I couldn't breathe, I couldn't move, I was screaming," she said, adding she still has nightmares from the incident.
An earlier investigation by the Transport Department found the officer involved had done nothing wrong.
Today the Ombudsman found the officer's actions used "excessive force", were "degrading" and were a "breach of the Human Rights Charter".
At the Ombudsman's request, Metro Trains has been stripped of training for Authorised Officers, which will now be solely carried out by Public Transport Victoria.
Public Transport Victoria CEO Mark Wild said he would "make sure incidents like this are reduced" but would not rule them out completely.
It is not the first time Authorised Officers have been accused of being too rough, with the report pointing out this incident is the third time the Ombudsman's office has found an officer used excessive force.


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As mentioned above, common to several phase II detoxification enzymes is their transcriptional regulation by a conserved element located in the promoter region designated as antioxidant responsive element (ARE). This cis-acting regulatory element has been identified in the 5' flanking region of GST Ya and NQO1 genes in mammals and may also be present in other phase II enzymes. The ARE shows sequence similarity to activator protein (AP-1), and has been demonstrated to be a binding site for c-Jun, jun-B, jun-D, Fra1, and c-fos. More recent investigations have also identified a small basic leucine zipper protein (bZIP), designated Nrf-2, that can interact with the ARE, and is the prime candidate for mediating the induction of detoxification gene expression (Fig. 4). The important role of Nrf2 has been demonstrated by the work of Bloom et al. Using site-directed mutagenesis in the DNA-binding region of Nrf2, Bloom and colleagues demonstrated a decreases in Nrf2's ability to interact with the ARE (148). The overall outcome was a reduction in expression of the marker enzyme NQO1. Nrf2 can function alone or interact with c-jun, jun-B, and jun-D by formation of hetermodimers positively regulating ARE-mediated gene expression in mammalian cells (149). In contrast, interaction of Nrf2 with the small Maf proteins c-Maf, MafG,
Figure 4 The proposed mechanism of phase II detoxification enzyme induction by oxidative stress and electrophilic agents such as isothiocyanates. PKC, protein kinase C; ERK1/2, extracellular-signaling kinases; JNK1, c-jun-n-ter-minal-kinase; Nrf2-, NF-E2-related factor; Keapl, Kelch-like ECH-associated protein; NQO1, quinone reductase; GST, glutathione-S-transferase. (Adapted from Refs. 148,154-156.)
Figure 4 The proposed mechanism of phase II detoxification enzyme induction by oxidative stress and electrophilic agents such as isothiocyanates. PKC, protein kinase C; ERK1/2, extracellular-signaling kinases; JNK1, c-jun-n-ter-minal-kinase; Nrf2-, NF-E2-related factor; Keapl, Kelch-like ECH-associated protein; NQO1, quinone reductase; GST, glutathione-S-transferase. (Adapted from Refs. 148,154-156.)
and MafK in addition to c-fos negatively regulates ARE-mediated gene expression (150,151). Indeed, overexpression of MafG, MafK, and c-fos proteins in HepG2 cells suppresses the expression of ARE-related gene transcription such as the marker enzymes NQO1 and GST Ya (152).
C. Nrf2 Regulation: The Mechanism of Nrf2: Keap1 Dissociation
Nrf2 is sequested in the cytoplasm by the formation of a complex with the actin-binding protein Keap1. During insult by enzyme inducers such as ITCs, Nrf2 is released from Keap1. This allows Nrf2 to translocate to the nucleus and mediate the transcriptional activation of phase II detoxification enzymes via interaction with the ARE (153). To elucidate how Nrf2 causes enzyme induction Huang et al. focused on the mechanisms by which Keap1 dissociates from Nrf-2. Their results suggest that the involvement of protein kinase C (PKC) mediates phosphorylation of Nrf2 during oxidative stress. Once again, mutational studies were used to generate Nrf2 mutants that had an impaired ability to induce ARE-mediated transcription (154,155). Dinkova-Kostova et al. proposed an alternative mechanism by which interactions with thiol groups present in the binding domain of Keap1 are disrupted by enzyme inducers. When Keap1 was exposed to sulforaphane and bis(2-hydroxyben-zylidene)acetone, the number of free thiol residues was decreased, suggesting a direct interaction with electrophiles at key sites on Keap1. The authors propose that the thiol-containing domains present on Keap1 are the sensors that allow for the dissociation of Keap1 from Nrf2, which potentiates the induction of phase II detoxification enzymes (156).
Mice null for Nrf2(—/—) show reduced expression of several key enzymes such as GSTs, at both the mRNA and protein level, when compared to wild-type mice (Nrf2+/+). Moreover, the characteristic loss of GST expression increased the sensitivity of Nrf2 (—/—) mice to xenobiotics such as butylated hydroxyanisole and acetaminophen (157,158,160). Thimmulappa et al. using an oligonucleotide microarray approach, have identified Nrf2-regulated genes in Nrf2 (—/—) and Nrf2 (+/+) mice exposed to sulforaphane (159). Comparative analysis of treatment groups identified several genes previously showed to be induced by sulforaphane; among these were NQO1, GST, GCS, and UGT. In addition, these investigators identified several groups of genes involved in xenobiotic detoxification, antioxidant function, and biosynthetic enzymes involved in GSH and glucuronic acid pathways. Moreover, many of these enzymes were express only in the Nrf2 (+/+) mice.
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Third party hardware manufacturers have been chomping at the bit to peddle their NES Classic wares, and you know what? I don't blame them. With how horribly Nintendo has handled the distribution in North America, you'd be hard-pressed to find an official controller, much less an actual unit. And those controllers, mind, are $10 at retail, but have been going for up to $100 due to the shortages.
But as it turns out those third party options are pretty good, and in addition to the Nyko Miniboss, My Arcade's GamePad Classic is pretty decent too.
My Arcade's GamePad, like several other options that can't legally create a 1:1 replica of the classic retro controller, looks ugly on paper. It's an odd shape, almost to the point where I felt like I was constantly holding it upside-down, but it's actually lighter than the one included in the box. The buttons and frame look cheap, but they're surprisingly sturdy, lack an annoying click, and can easily support a few chucks against the wall while playing Double Dragon II's "Supreme Master" difficulty.
But what I really love about this one is that there's a Home button shortcut that's not found on anything but the Wii Classic Controller (or manually getting up and pressing the reset button on the console) so far. If you press start and select at the same time you can instantly go back to the main menu to select a new game or save your progress. Rad.
It's also battery operated (several offerings are charged via USB), and my testing seems to support the claims of 75 hours of battery life (I've only played around 15 with it, but it's still going). The same goes for the 30 foot signal claim -- anywhere in the same room was functional, and it also worked on the Wii and Wii U. The only issue I ran into is that if you leave it idle, it needs to re-connect for around five seconds before you can jump back in. A friend and I ran into a snafu once or twice where he'd un-pause our session only to find my character unresponsive for a few moments.
My Arcade offers up an optional combo pack of sorts (which you see here), that provides a 10 foot extension cable and the wireless remote. In other words, you're pretty much good to go with the official controller (extended) and a wireless joint. If you absolutely can't find a second OG remote, you may as well spring for that option. For those of you willing to wait, two extension cables is the way to go (all of the ones I've tested work well).
There seems to be a lot of confusion out there in regards to third party remotes, and it's something that I only ran across because it's buried in My Arcade's owner manual. Apparently the NES Classic has some sort of authentication module, and an official controller (one comes in every box) needs to be plugged in at some point. It's a weird, stupid decision that's may or may not be an effort to sabotage third parties, and really short-sighted given the stock issues.
I've tested it extensively, and from what I can tell, it just needs to be be plugged in once, then you can remove it from the session and you're good. I was able to use both the Nyko Miniboss and the My Arcade GamePad at the same time (both wireless) once I had been through that process. You can find the My Arcade controller for $14.99 and the extension cable is $9.99. You can also spring for the combo pack for $24.99 for funsies.
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Good evening! This is my first time submitting a bug report (for any program, not just gawk), so please forgive me if I leave out something obvious. I use gawk almost every day, and I think it's a fantastic tool. I would like to thank all of the maintainers and developers for their time and effort on this project. I've been able to reproduce a consistent bug that causes my gawk to abort. Attached are a MWE of a simple data file, simple script, and the dump from the crash. The print command in the 'END' section is not reached. ------------------------ Details on my systems (I reproduced the bug on two similarly configured systems): 64-bit Cygwin on Windows 7 $ gawk --version GNU Awk 4.2.1, API: 2.0 (GNU MPFR 4.0.1, GNU MP 6.1.2) ------------------------ A few observations as I was trying to narrow this down: - It appears to only exist when the '-M' flag is enabled. Without -M, the script runs successfully and produces the expected minimum result. - The behavior is sensitive to seemingly unrelated details. While adding additional print commands to better see what was going on, the crash stopped, although the script still could not successfully find the minimum. (It prints blank for min) - Forcing the $1 to integer via '+0' before assignment to the min variable also fixes the issue. ------------------------ If there is any other information I can provide that would be helpful, please don't hesitate to let me know. Best, Noah Dean ________________________________ The information contained in this message may contain privileged, and confidential information, and be protected from disclosure. If you are not the intended recipient, or an employee, or agent responsible for delivering this message to the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that reading, using, copying, disseminating or, distributing this communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please notify us immediately by return e-mail or by calling 732-942-3999 and permanently delete the message and any attachments from your computer.
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Here is the very picture of warm-season bliss: a group of friends around a garden table cluttered with food and drink, those on the near side turning in their chairs to face the camera, their faces sunlit. Overhead is an arbor festooned with wisteria or–I don't know, honeysuckle. You can almost hear the languid drone of a bee, the crunching gravel underfoot as the hostess fetches out new platters and pitchers. Focus down for a moment on the wineglasses, beaded with condensation, vividly filled with scarlet or salmon-pink rosé wine–or at least they'd better be, or I for one ain't going to their crummy party.
To everything there is a season, and right now is the season to turn a corkscrew or a screw-cap on a bottle of dry rosé, the wine world's time-tested offering to the joys of summer. Rosé looks like a party in a glass, and it's plenty of fun to drink, too: chilled, with the refreshment value of a white wine but the taste profile and (depending on the rosé) palate impact of a red. The best ones carry an edge of acidity that cuts through butter or batter or fatty burger. They blossom with the smoky flavors of seafood or meat off the grill, the spiciness of cold cuts with mustard, the saltiness of nearly anything. Rosés with garlic and olive oil? It's like throwing a rabbit in a briar patch–it's where they came from.
This is old news in Europe, of course, where rosé wines have long been made non- or only a little sweet, the idea being that they are go-to food wines for easygoing times. With the coming of sunny days, bottles or carafes of rosé pop up on thousands of patios and outdoor restaurant tables from Berlin to Biarritz. They are air-conditioning for the soul, wines of insouciant, shed-the-sweater sensuality, the sports drink of Mediterranean seductions.
Why this should come as news to us on this side of the Atlantic isn't much of a mystery. Plenty of Americans–like me–came of drinking age with the idea that rosé was either some thin, charm-free potion that your parents served in a goofy-shaped bottle from Portugal (quite the sign of sophistication around our house) or a flabby, sugary "blush wine" from California. I won't even recall for anyone here the late-adolescent rapture and morning-after self-loathing of pink-tinged cold duck. But those beverages weren't responses to drinkers' yearning for classic wine pleasure; they were marketing solutions.
The white Zinfandel "blush wine" phenomenon, for instance, erupted because American wine drinkers of the 1980s wanted white, white, white, and California vineyards were planted to acre upon acre of deep-purple Zinfandel grapes. The answer: Make "white" or, anyway, pink wine from the dark grapes by siphoning the clear-ish juice off the color-bearing grape skins. Bottle it sweet, and presto! Wine for the
For the Renaissance Generation and those a few thousand years earlier, rosé or something like it may have been the only red-wine game in town. Fermentation times and skin contact were traditionally kept as short as possible in antiquity, the better to keep the year's harvest from spoiling, and extraction and coloration would have been relatively modest.
The juice first off the skins–essentially what we think of today as rosé–was likely what the old Europeans thought of as "the good stuff." The free-run that seeped out of the press or drained readily from the fermenter was the aristocratic portion. The darker, rougher "press-wine," hard-crushed out of the skins and pulp (which might also include mashed seeds and stems and the occasional lizard or clump of yellow jackets), was the jug wine of its era. This may explain how the better wines of Bordeaux acquired their British nickname, "claret" (from the French term clairet), though as early as the 18th century, those wines were already dense, deep red and anything but "clear."
Most of the best still rosés today are made in something like the old- fashioned way, with the juice typically drawn off the skins before fermentation (though in Champagne, it is common to arrive at "rosé" by blending a portion of red wine with the white). In some cases, a pink wine is a complementary, win-win proposition for a red-wine-maker, who will "bleed" (commonly known by the French word, saigner) some juice from his crusher. That juice will then go on to produce a rosé from high-quality grapes, while the juice that remains behind is fermented into a deeper-red wine thanks to its greater ratio of skin to juice.
The 21st-century world of dry rosé is nearly as broad geographically as the wine world itself, and getting broader and more diverse all the time. "You can't think of rosé as one kind of wine or one style of wine," argues Jeff Morgan, co-proprietor with Daniel Moore of Sonoma rosé pioneer SoloRosa, and the guy who literally wrote the book (Rosé, Chronicle Books). "It is just the third color category of wine, with all kinds of styles within it." He should know: At his place they made four different rosés last year, including a dessert "late harvest style," a "meaty, red-wine-lover's" Syrah, a medium-weight Sangiovese-based wine and a "lighter-bodied, more floral" Pinot Noir (see sidebar, "A Rosé Outlook").
SoloRosa is among the vanguard in the United States, where dry rosé is beginning to reach cult status, with still wines from such respected outfits as Bonny Doon, Etude, Fife, Niebaum-Coppola, Iron Horse, Saintsbury and Tablas Creek, and rosé sparkling wine from virtually all the top producers. There is even–perhaps inevitably– an affinity group, called RAP: Rosé Avengers and Producers (the acronym is a takeoff on Zinfandel's ZAP). Its website (rapwine.com) includes dates for occasional "Pink Out" public tastings and lists a head-spinning number of member wineries–from California, Oregon, New York and Virginia, as well as from Europe, Australia, Canada, Chile and, yes, China. (They're closing the Rosé Gap!)
It may be another sign of its up-and-coming-ness that rosé has finally gotten the equivalent of a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame: its own specifically designed glass from Austria's Riedel. Available in a limited edition at $50 for a boxed set of two (www.riedel.com), it sports a pink stem as a reminder that a percentage of its profits go to Living Beyond Breast Cancer. With its deep bowl and high, tapering sides, it would likely be a fine aroma-capture-and-delivery system for most red wines too, but then any glass designed, as the company says, to "broadcast" the specific qualities of the wine would have to be as versatile as rosé itself.
As versatile as it is, though, there may be one day every year when rosé is absolutely perfect, numero uno, a no-brainer. Considering everything about rosé wines–their festiveness, flexibility in matching an array of foods and general anti-beige mojo–that day would be Thanksgiving. And why not? Given the range and quality of rosé wines we get to choose from these days, there is no reason to stop drinking the stuff after summer is over, anyway. But summer's as good a time as any to start.
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And yeah, like i said, i never really mist my cage at all. I use tinfoil over the whole top except for where the light dome is for Pat's UVB and daylight bulbs and where the Nano CHE is. That holds in humidity fine. You want relative air humidity, not a soaking wet cage lol. Even during shed, i never mist and Pat has had 2 perfect sheds with me. It's more about keeping the snake hydrated and snake skin is not like amphibian skin, it doesnt soak up liquids. They get their liquid from the ends...the entrance and the exit lol.


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Can You Use a Wireless Keyboard with a Laptop?
Keyboard quality is one of the most sensitive issues with laptops. It sometimes happens, even with expensive laptops, that the keyboard is of sub-par quality compared to the rest of the device.
On the other hand, especially for the users with larger hands, a laptop's keyboard might feel cramped; the keys might be too small and mess with the typing speed and precision.
The only remedy for these types of problems is the use of an external keyboard. Typically, a standard USB keyboard is the normal alternative in these cases. Read on to find out whether you can use a wireless keyboard with a laptop.
Wireless Keyboard 101
A wireless keyboard uses batteries for power and radio transmitters to communicate with the computer (or a tablet, smartphone, or smart TV). Usually, a wireless keyboard relies on the standard AA and AAA batteries for power, though models with lithium-ion batteries exist as well. In terms of technology, a wireless keyboard can be Bluetooth or RF.
A Bluetooth keyboard is dependent on Bluetooth protocols and technology for communication with other devices. Typically, the onboard transmitter will send the data directly to the receiver built into the other device. Alternatively, the receiving device might feature a USB Bluetooth receiver if it's not Bluetooth compatible. Bluetooth keyboards work almost exclusively at 2.4GHz.
The RF keyboards use the standard RF technology for communication with computers and other devices. This makes them somewhat more affordable than their Bluetooth siblings. Similar to them, the RF keyboards work at 2.4GHz and suffer the same interference problems. Unlike the Bluetooth variety, however, onboard transmitters of RF keyboards are only paired with USB receivers. Generally, they are unable to use the Wi-Fi (802.11x) connection.
Using a Wireless Keyboard with a Laptop
Most laptops support external keyboards. These can be attached through USB ports, though in the past laptops had PS/2 ports similar to their desktop counterparts. Like with a desktop PC, you can use a wireless keyboard with a laptop. Though it may be true, there are several things to consider before pairing your laptop with a wireless keyboard.
Things to consider
The first thing to consider is the number of available USB ports, especially on the more affordable laptops. The inexpensive models tend to have very few connection ports, including USB. A typical setup might include only two to three ports, leaving you even fewer available ports for other devices should you decide to add a wireless keyboard.
Another thing to consider is the type of the USB port. While the ubiquitous 2.0 is still being used by most USB-equipped devices, the new 3.0 and 3.1 versions are gathering momentum. 3.2 ports are rarely used. To avoid compatibility issues, you should always check the USB ports you have.
If you intend to use a Bluetooth keyboard, find out whether your laptop has a built-in Bluetooth receiver or not. If it has one, you will only need your keyboard to connect the two. But if it doesn't, you will need a USB Bluetooth receiver.
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If you have an RF keyboard, you should first plug the USB receiver into a USB port on your laptop. Next, turn the keyboard on (note that some models come without on/off switch) and press the "Connect" button (usually located on the top or the sides of the keyboard). Next, open Notepad or another text editor and start typing. If you see your typing on the screen, the process was successful. If not, repeat the process.
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