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Streptococcus thermophilus
Streptococcus thermophilus is a Gram-positive bacterium which is also classified as a lactic acid bacterium. It is often found in fermented milk products such as yoghurt, cheeses and milk drinks. It is just one of the many beneficial bacteria that is added to food and drinks to enhance a person's immune system functions and to help keep a healthy colon too.
The ability of Streptococcus thermophilus to survive is simple, it has a thick cell wall that can help survive in extreme temperatures. Dairy products are heated for processing up to 100 degrees Celsius and these bacteria can withstand these extremes in temperature very well.
History and Origin
The name Streptococcus is derived from the Greek word which means "twisted berry" it is seen under the microscope as a chain that resemble a string of beads. Thermophilus is a Greek term which means heat, referring to an organism that is able to survive extreme cases of heat.
Ancient Uses
The use of beneficial bacteria like Streptococcus thermophilus for disease prevention and for keeping a healthy colon was not heard of during the ancient times. Ancient cultures mainly ate well to keep healthy. Gastrointestinal illnesses were treated with herbal remedies; stomach pain, intestinal parasites, diarrhea, constipation, etc, are the most common illnesses that used herbal treatments.
Modern Uses
In modern times, the use of Streptococcus thermophilus is to fight the spread of harmful bacteria in the gut. This method is called Probiotics treatment. Live strains of Streptococcus thermophilus and other good bacteria are placed in milk products such as yoghurt and milk based drinks to fight bad bacteria, yeast, fungus and toxins in the body.
Having a healthy digestive tract gives many benefits to the entire body. Proper nutrient absorption is encouraged making food nutrients available for the different bodily systems to use. The immune system is also reinforced plus energy from food is also used effectively.
Killing beneficial bacteria is usually done through prolonged antibiotic use and also through chemotherapy. Thus eating yoghurt and milk drinks fortified with Streptococcus thermophilus can help people who are undergoing cancer treatment and antibiotic treatment. It can also prevent yeast infections and the growth of opportunistic organisms in the various parts of the human body.
Children who receive supplements with Streptococcus thermophilus were seen to have a higher growth rate as compared to children who just relied on regular milk drinks.
Side Effects
There are no side effects in taking food and drinks that have live cultures of Streptococcus thermophilus. Even pregnant and breastfeeding women are advised to eat yoghurt and drink milk fortified with beneficial bacteria.
Some people who have just taken foods fortified with Streptococcus thermophilus have mild symptoms of stomach pain and gas. These are just minor side effects and are just present on initial intake of said food products and will disappear with time.
Children are encouraged to drink milk and eat yoghurt with Streptococcus thermophilus. Streptococcus thermophilus can also act as a milk replacement for people with lactose intolerance. If you wish to take supplements to replace milk because of this condition, your doctor can advise you on the best alternative for milk for your particular needs.
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The letter, addressed to Corbett, stated that the new bill would decrease consumer privacy, that the bill is unnecessary, would damage the tech industry and violate the U.S. Constitution. The undersigned, which included eHarmony, Facebook, Google, Match.com, Twitter, Skype, Yahoo and the California Chamber of Commerce, seemed like a Who's Who of tech and Internet commerce. From the letter:
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"I'm disappointed I didn't do better," said Dickey. "I've been training well and did really well in the first half. During the second half, I got a bit nervous and missed a few shots." The field proved to be especially skilled and three of the shooters who accomplished scores of 599 in the qualification round did not even make the finals. The final event was won by Matt Skelhon of Great Britian with a score of 704.9.
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"It is a difficult to bowl second on this ground. The outfield is really fast and the ball is coming onto the bat pretty well. So bowlers will have to be at their best when bowling second. Hopefully, as the tournament progresses, it will slow down a bit," Dhoni said at the post-match presentation ceremony.
Dhoni did admit that he was a bit worried when Mahela Jayawardene was sending the Indian bowlers on a leatherhunt.
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Dhoni lauded the 205-run second wicket partnership between Virat Kohli and Gautam Gambhir.
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"We know each other`s game well. We know that if one is attacking, the other would try to drop anchor. We have had so many successful partnerships that we don`t need to tell each other what to do. When the wicket is slow, you have to control your urge to hit boundaries and take singles and twos."
Asked about the additional responsibility of vice-captaincy, Kohli said, "I never expected to get vice-captaincy at the age of 23. It`s a great honour and I will try to contribute as much as possible."
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We needed to finish off the chase which we didn`t do. We made too many mistakes on the field which we can`t afford in a tournament where one defeat can change the course," Jayawardene said.
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Part 1 of this series documented my conversion to a Bowden tube system for the Printrbot.
Part 2 of this series documented my conversion to a Ramps 1.4 controller
Dual Extrusion
The ability to push goo through multiple extruders brings many opportunities for heartache and triumph. All the challenges and frustrations associated with single extruder printing are squared (or worse), not doubled. Nevertheless, the new capabilities are exciting and tend to fall into two major types of activity, which I will define as:
- Multi-Material Printing - A print whose .STL file leverages two or more materials.
- Alternate Support Printing - A print whose .STL is a single material, but the slicing software uses one or more additional materials to create support.
Hardware Issues
LEVELING: When setting up the second (and subsequent) hot ends, it is absolutely critical that the two nozzles are as level as possible. If they aren't level, depending on which one is associated with Z-0.00, the low nozzle knocks over or smears the high nozzle's output, or the high nozzle's output is air gapped above the prior levels (and causes the low nozzle to smear it.) Leveling the nozzles may require shims at the extruder mount or careful reprinting of the mount itself (assuming you printed the dual mount.) In the end, I found that the final leveling occurred for me by slightly turning one of the nozzles on its threads. Too much of this and the nozzle can move, so it's only useful in a small range where the nozzle is threaded onto the teflon tape of the hot end and will stay in place.
OFFSET: The printing tech stack must know where additional extruders are positioned. In most cases, Extruder 0 is always at X - 0.00, Y- 0.00 and the other extruder(s) are described relative to that. I'm being obscure in saying 'the printing tech stack' because there is debate, and subsequent implementation differences, as to where that positioning should be declared.
There are three options for describing the offset. Different slicer/firmware combinations require different approaches:
- Firmware - Marlin, for example, has a define in Confirguration.h which is commented out by default:
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// Offset of the extruders (uncomment if using more than one and relying on firmware to position when changing).
// The offset has to be X=0, Y=0 for the extruder 0 hotend (default extruder).
// For the other hotends it is their distance from the extruder 0 hotend.
// #define EXTRUDER_OFFSET_X {0.0, 20.00} // (in mm) for each extruder, offset of the hotend on the X axis
// #define EXTRUDER_OFFSET_Y {0.0, 5.00} // (in mm) for each extruder, offset of the hotend on the Y axis
This can be un-commented, then compiled and uploaded.
- GCode - Some firmware recognizes G10 as the head offset command. This can be added to the Pre-Pend GCode section in the slicing software. Unfortunately, this is not universal. Marlin declares "G10 =retract filament according to settings of M207", so it won't accept G-code based definition of head offset.
- Slicing Software Config - Slic3r provides an input for describing the head offset for the additional extruder. KISSlicer does not.
So, using my Marlin firmware dual Printrbot, I can (for examples):
- slice with Slic3r and control head offset in the Slic3r config
- slice with KISSlicer and rely on the firmware setting for the head offset
I noted in Part 2 that there is currently no mechanism for defining different Steps/mm Feed Rate values for multiple extruders. Most setups, typically via the slicing or control software, do allow for modifications to the 'Flow Rate' as opposed to the 'Feed Rate'. ei8htohmsturned me on to a wonderful writeup by Triffid Hunter on tuning these values.
Multi-Material Printing
Many of the most exciting objects on Thingiverse are printed with multiple materials. Multi-color Globes, Two Color Cats, etc.. Typically, but not necessarily, these use two colors of the same material (e.g. ABS.) Different materials might be combined to achieve particular mechanical properties. The common method of creating a print like this consists of using two .STL files, one for each material, and combining them in slicing software.
Slic3r has the ability to combine multiple .STL files, as of this writing, KISSlicer does not. Slic3r's plating screen offers a menu item; 'File->Combine multi-material STL files' which allows the user to select multiple STLs and join them into an AMF file.
Some notes:
- The order in which you select the STLs is the order in which they are associated with extruders. You can do this with multiple selections on the same screen or multiple sequential uses of the screen after clicking 'Open'. The Plater screen in Slic3r has two drop downs for filament when you select a printer profile with more than one extruder. The top drop down is the one that associates with EXT0 (and the first STL selected,) and the bottom with EXT1 (and the second STL selected.)
- You have to click 'Cancel' to complete the selection, otherwise the selection screen will keep popping up to allow additional selections.
- To slice, you then have to load the AMF file you saved as if you were loading an STL
- On many systems, for various versions, Slic3r will crash attempting to slice the AMF unless you set the number of threads to 1
- On many systems, for various versions, Slic3r will be very slow doing this process. The complexity of the models makes a significant difference in the time required.
Acquiring matching STLs for 'dualstrusion' printing can be as easy as downloading them from Thingiverse or you can create them yourself by splitting an existing STL up in a tool like OpenSCAD.
Alternate Support Printing
I initially imagined that I would mostly want to do multi-material printing. But I surprised myself in finding that most of my dual printing was actually a normal single material print with a second material, that could be independently dissolved away, printed as support. PVA is popular for this, but I'm using HIPS. HIPS dissolves in Limonene which I purchased from Amazon. Whichever approach chosen, the goal is essentially to be able to print models having configurations and overhangs that would otherwise be unprintable. Hundreds of models on thingiverse, especially 3d scanned art, that otherwise wouldn't be possible, now become available.
Both KISSlicer and Slic3r support the use of multiple extruders for support printing. This is the only support in KISSlicer for multiple extruders. While the effort can be as simple as assigning each extruder, hence material, to object or support, KISSlicer has a feature that really sets it apart for this use.
One of the major frustrations with dual extrusion printing is ooze. One each level, one hot end is sitting there, all temp'd up doing nothing while the other extruder does its stuff. Even my typically oozeless stock Wade's extruder will dribble if the layer is very big. When called to duty, the extruder then wipes its snotty goo onto the edge of the print, causing a ridiculous number of 'whiskers'. Given that both extruders are doing this (and in my case, the second extruder is a bowden ooze bandit,) the prints can look like crap.
KISSlicer provides a function to add a 'Pillar' to the print. This is a circle, offset to the rest of the print, that each extruder does a lap around prior to it's run at the level. Much like an offset 'skirt', but occuring for the full height of the print. The snot wipe occurs (most of the time,) onto the pillar, leaving the print much cleaner. This has become a lifesaver for me. No matter how much retraction and such I try, the pillar seems necessary on prints with levels that last very long.
Ditto Printing
There is one other dual extrusion approach that I haven't tried yet. Sometimes referred to as 'Ditto Printing' this is the ability for both extruders to print at the same time, generally with the same model, thereby making two (or more) copies of the object. The Sailfish firmware has support for this feature.
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Finally, after what seems like ages, I find a brokerage that doesn't look like a carbon copy of every other broker on the market. IQ Option is trying to do something different starting with the website layout, the education and of course the innovative, highly functional, trading platform. They also offer a free Demo and I mean really free, without any of the shenanigans like "Deposit 100 bucks in a real account and we will give you a free demo". I opened the Demo in about 15 seconds.
Why Does IQ Option Suck in 50 Words
I am sorry to say but their expiration times are too limited and I believe this is one of the main issues I have with this broker. Expiry is pretty dynamic, but all purchased options expire by the end of the day at most, so long term traders will feel left out. However, that being said, this is one of the better platforms for short term intra-day traders. Other reasons it may suck is a relatively short asset list and the fact they only have call/put (high/low) style options.
Should I Open an Account with IQ Option?
Right from the start I can see I am not dealing with the usual Binary Options website that shows me a glamorous girl, a limousine or stacks of money. The first thing you will notice is that the home page is free of cheap marketing tactics and instead show me 3D chart which moves continuously. To be honest that makes me feel like I've accessed a trading venue, not an online casino like a lot of the other brokers on the market.
IQ Option entered the marketplace in 2013 and since then they've done a great job at differentiating themselves from other brokers. First of all, their platform is proprietary, you won't find it anywhere else. The biggest advantage is the charts, where Japanese candlestick charts and a a list of many technical indicators like Moving Averages, Bollinger Bands, MACD, RSI, Stochastic an 7 others can be used. This is a big thumbs up because as we know, usually binary options brokers severely suck when it comes to charting and additional technical tools.
Something that many traders will be happy about is IQ Option's low minimum deposit of just 10 US Dollars, and of course the free Demo account that is really free. Registration is easy and you can start trading immediately on Demo – for a real account, your IDs need to be verified as is the case with all CySEC brokers. Traders who want to feel "special" have the option to open a VIP account for as little as $1,000 and they actually get VIP treatment: up to 60% return in the case of OTM trades.
The asset list is OK but not as full as other platforms, there are 79. Only two commodities are present, gold and silver, there are 21 indices, EU and US, but the forex is really good, 24 of the top pairs. Expiry is especially great for short term traders who like to trade 1 minute up to 60 minutes. It's obvious that the focus of IQ Option is short term traders so if you intend to trade long term options you will be disappointed. Because longer term expiry is not yet available. Options are limited to high/low, there are no range, boundary or one touch.
IQ Option Complaints
We found a list of complaining clients on pissedconsumer.com and the complaints are increasing gradually. Most users complain regarding return percentage changes during volatile markets, some complaint about platform freeze or expiry strike being different then the market price. We also found many complaints regarding withdrawals and blocked accounts and untrue quotes. Some people compared the IQ Option charts to MetaTrader but if you look carefully, they failed to notice that the IQ Option charts and MetaTrader where not using the same time interval (in some cases). On the other hand, we also found many satisfied people claiming they had no issues with their withdrawals. In regards to price delays and price issues, you may feel relieved to hear that CySec recently withdrew a fine that was issued for "not executing orders the best possible way for their clients". This means that their platform is working in accordance with CySec rules and not cheating the clients. Finally, there are complaints regarding customer service, however, users must understand that IQ Option has limited live customer service.
In conclusion, their minimum deposit is only 10$ and there seems to be a good number of satisfied traders using this broker with no issues and knowing that CySec took back their fine regarding the executions on their platforms is another very good sign!
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IQ Option Extras
Candlestick charts are considered an extra for binary options brokers even in this day and age. It makes me almost sad to say it, but it's a fact so they get bonus points for it. Their innovative platform can also be considered an extra feature as are the many tournaments for trading that they offer.
IQ Option Ratings
User Friendly 18/20
The website is available in thirteen languages and that is above average but the platform can be a bit hard to get used to, especially for a new trader; however, I don't think this will be a big problem because it's pretty intuitive. Everything else on the website is well structured and easy to find. US traders are not accepted. Check the terms and conditions for the full list of countries that are not accepted such as: Australia, Canada and Belgium.
Number of assets and expiry times 15/20
They offer 32 stocks, 24 currency pairs, 2 commodities and 21 indices, which is too few for a broker who wants to become a leader. The expiry times are limited to "Turbo options" (60 sec, 120 sec) and short term (3 min, 5 min, 15 min, 30 min, hourly) with the longest being end of day.
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There are no commissions to use this broker, standard for the industry. There is however a dormant account fee after being inactive for 90 days in a row but the it's only an annual fee of 50€ but it won't be higher than your account balance. Support is little iffy, there's no Live chat, only phone or email which isn't a problem once you open an account. The effective return for successful trade goes up to 91% which is one of the highest in the industry, and they also have a OTM refund that can be pretty substantial for VIP traders.
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The minimum deposit is $10 for a Real account and $300 VIP account. Deposits can be made via credit cards, wire transfers and e-wallets including WebMoney, Skrill and Neteller. Withdrawals can be made through the same methods. Bonus is not longer available due to CySEC new regulations. Withdrawals are processed within 24 hours.
Extras 13/20
As I mentioned before, their platform is an extra on its own because it is unique. Just a basic form of technical analysis can be conducted but it's still much better than what others have to offer and there are 12 of the most popular indicators to use as well. The tournaments are another nice extra as they allow for lots of extra income, for the best traders of course. Lacking some features most major platforms includes.


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LHCb Collaboration / CERN
This computerized diagram shows the tracks of subatomic particles moving through
part of the Large Hadron Collider's LHCb detector during this weekend's test.
Europe's CERN particle-physics lab says the countdown to the startup of the world's biggest atom-smasher in two weeks is proceeding "without a hitch."
Well, almost.
CERN says the past weekend's "final test" of the system for sending beams of protons into the Large Hadron Collider's 17-mile-round (27-kilometer-round) ring was successful. During the test, a bunch of protons was sent into the ring's supercooled magnet system and sent about 2 miles (3 kilometers) down the track counterclockwise. That followed up on a test in the clockwise direction two weeks earlier.
"Thanks to a fantastic team, both the clockwise and counterclockwise tests went without a hitch," LHC project leader Lyn Evans said in a news release. "We look forward to a resounding success when we make our first attempt to send a beam all the way around the LHC."
|The green spot shows protons
inside the targeted area during this
weekend's test of the Large
Hadron Collider's counterclockwise
beam synchronization system.
However, James Gillies, CERN's chief spokesman, told me that physicists are planning a do-over of the weekend's beam synchronization test, just to make sure everything is in working order.
"They learned something this weekend, I understand," he said. He didn't have the details, but an online recap of the test indicates that the team had to work through some difficulties with steering the beam and keeping it from dispersing.
In between the beam tests, workers have been checking out the rest of the hardware for the $10 billion particle collider, which is arguably the biggest physics experiment on earth. Gillies said the physicists behind the Compact Muon Solenoid are finishing the installation of their massive detector, which contains twice as much iron as the Eiffel Tower.
Meanwhile, the LHCb detector, which is designed like a telescope to track bits of matter and antimatter, recorded its first hits during the weekend's test. The subatomic particles zooming through the detector's beamline were actually thrown off by proton collisions with a "beam stopper" set up some distance away, Gillies said.
All this activity is taking place about 300 feet (100 meters) underground, inside a tunnel and a series of artificial caverns beneath the Swiss-French border. Despite the hiccups, nothing appears to stand in the way of the LHC's official turn-on, scheduled for 9 a.m. local time (3 a.m. ET) Sept. 10.
Why the big deal?
The Large Hadron Collider represents the science world's latest, greatest attempt to smash its way into the mysteries of the universe: Beams of protons will eventually collide with the energy of two bullet trains - spawning sprays of subatomic debris that are certain to lead to new discoveries.
The discoveries may not lead directly to building a better iPhone, but they could lay the theoretical groundwork for new medical therapies, energy sources or ways of seeing the world - as past particle-physics experiments have done.
One experiment at the LHC, known as ALICE, seeks to re-create the conditions that existed just an instant after the big bang that gave rise to the universe as we know it. LHCb's researchers want to understand why matter won out over antimatter after the creation of the cosmos.
But the LHC's main goal - targeted by the Compact Muon Solenoid as well as the ATLAS detector - is to fill the gaps that currently exist in the Standard Model, the grand theory governing the subatomic structure of the universe. That may mean finding traces of extra dimensions, or a whole new class of supersymmetric particles, or the causes behind dark matter and dark energy.
Filling the scientific gaps would almost certainly include getting a fix on the Higgs boson, which some physicists have dubbed the "God particle." The Higgs is the only particle predicted by the Standard Model that hasn't yet been found, and it could hold the key to understanding why some particles (like protons) have mass while others (like photons) do not.
The debate over black holes
Then there's the little matter of ultra-microscopic black holes: Detecting such knots of concentrated matter/energy is seen as a bit of a scientific long shot. But the possibility has captured the public attention far more than the Higgs boson, no doubt in part because of a civil lawsuit claiming that such black holes could grow big enough to gobble up our planet.
The legal challenge, which claims the LHC's operators haven't adequately considered the doomsday scenarios, is due to come up in Hawaii federal court on Sept. 2, just a week before the scheduled startup. Arguing on behalf of the U.S. Department of Energy, lawyers from the Justice Department are seeking to have the suit thrown out on narrow legal grounds. They argue, for example, that the case is moot because the federal government has finished its contribution to LHC construction.
I dwelled on the legal back-and-forth last week, but since then there have been these developments:
- On Friday, Justice Department lawyers filed a brief saying that the plaintiffs in the case, former nuclear safety officer Walter Wagner and Spanish science writer Luis Sancho, missed an Aug. 15 deadline to challenge the government's motion to dismiss the case. As a result, the court should "enter a final judgment terminating this litigation," the federal lawyers said.
- Wagner has filed a document dated Aug. 20 that says the suit should proceed because the federal government is continuing to fund research on the now-completed LHC. He also addresses other objections from the government and adds some new claims about the potential for a fusion-fueled blow-up, as you can read on Wagner's Web site. Was the document filed in a timely fashion? The government argues that it wasn't, but that's up to the judge to decide.
- Attorney Martin Kaufman has gotten the court's go-ahead to file an amended friend-of-the-court brief from three prominent physicists - Harvard's Richard Wilson as well as Nobel laureates Sheldon Glashow and Frank Wilczek. The physicists side with the government and say the suit should be thrown out.
Even if the court allows the lawsuit to go forward, the LHC startup will likely go forward as well. CERN's plan calls for the first proton beams to be sent all the way around at relatively low energy in one direction only on Sept. 10, with the testing phase moving on to the first collisions about a month later, Gillies said.
The energy of the collisions will gradually be increased, but even if all goes according to plan, the LHC wouldn't reach full power until next year.
There's lots of good stuff about the Large Hadron Collider on the Internet: CERN offers an hourlong talk by one of its top theoretical physicists, John Ellis, in which he takes note of the blog-driven doomsday debate. On the Symmetry Breaking blog, science writer Glennda Chui points to 1,600 pages' worth of technical documentation for the LHC. Ars Technica refers to the LHC in the context of the search for dark matter. Gail Collins even finds a way to get the LHC as well as the political conventions in the first paragraph of her latest op-ed column for The New York Times. Now that's a collision!
Update for 9:40 p.m. ET: I've updated this item to reflect the fact that the court docket now includes Wagner's memorandum in opposition to the government's motion for dismissal or summary judgment.


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Syracusean ThoughtsPosted by rtmsf on August 4th, 2008
A post today from the most entertaining Syracuse sports blog Troy Nunes is an Absolute Magician got us thinking about a couple of seemingly disparate things today.
First, is there any more difficult impossible charge for a college athlete to shed than that of some kind of sexual assault? Similarly, is there any more difficult impossible charge for an institution and the police to prove than that of some kind of sexual assault (eliminating the outright rapes involving DNA, of course)? Usually all that anyone can seem to agree upon is that something happened involving a player and an unnamed woman. How far that something went and whether it was consensual or a simple misunderstanding often involves convolution that would make Robin Lopez's lafro look stick-straight in comparison.
How Twisted and Convoluted?
We can think of a couple of recent examples where the he-said/she-said repartee ultimately resulted in a slightly uncomfortable exoneration of a player's name, where everyone sorta shrugs their shoulders, looks around and wonders exactly what the hell happened while simultaneously hoping that it doesn't impact next year's team. Kentucky's Chuck Hayes is but one example. Kansas' Sherron Collins another. Need we even mention Kobe Bean's douche d'amour in Eagle, CO? And now we encounter the trio of Syracuse's Jonny Flynn, Scoop Jardine and Rick Jackson, each of whom was accused of playing a role in a sexual assault on the Syracuse campus last fall. Flynn is arguably Cuse's top returning player, and Jardine/Jackson are both contributors whose roles should increase next season.
Come On Ladies, It Was Only a Kiss…
Reading through the grand jury account (filtered through the Syracuse Post-Standard's news report) is a lot like watching hockey on tv – you know the puck is down there somewhere, but you can't really follow it until it hits something. Depending on who you ask, the accuser is a) not seeking criminal prosecution; b) seeking criminal prosecution; c) is no longer claiming she was a victim of sexual assault; d) is claiming that she was a victim of sexual assault; e) being treated as a pawn amongst her mother and the university. In other words, about as clear as Mudd.
Ultimately there was a grand jury proceeding, and the accuser testified at the hearing. She must have apparently been laughed out of the room due to the fact that, according to the old legal adage that a grand jury will indict a ham sandwich, the accuser's story did not rise to ham sandwich level. According to Troy Nunes, Syracuse University will continue with its own internal disciplinary proceedings in this matter (on what evidence, we'd love to hear).
Juli Needs to Put the Screws to Jim Again
The other thing that this post got us thinking about was Jim Boeheim's program in general. We've a notion that Boeheim should be called Mail It In-heim for the way he's been handling the Orange in the years since his only Carmelo-led championship. With his hot MILF wife and his secure ring finger, does Jimmy B. have the drive to push beyond mediocrity anymore (we were going to compare him to Gary Williams at Maryland, but realized quickly that GW deserves his own category of underachievement)?
Three of Boeheim's eleven 10+ loss seasons in 32 years as a head coach have come in the last three years (12, 11, and 14 losses, respectively). Last year's 14 losses were the most for a Jim Boeheim-coached team EVER.
Before last year, the 1980-81 and 1981-82 seasons were the last period where Syracuse had not gone to the NCAAs in consecutive years. (granted, Cuse got screwed royally in 2006-07, but they were still a bubble team) It could have been three in a row if not for G-Mac's miraculous Big East Tourney title run in 2006.
In fact, Syracuse hasn't won an NCAA Tournament game since 2004, its longest streak of such misery since prior to Boeheim's arrival in 1976.
Boeheim's winning percentage from 1976-2003 is .743. His percentage from 2004-present is .694, and that includes four bogus NIT wins played in the friendly confines of the Carrier Dome.
Honestly, the only highlights of the last five seasons since the national championship were the 2005 and 2006 Big East Tournament titles. That's great and all, but it's not how Syracuse basketball built its name (both of those were Cinderella runs).
Perhaps this is old news for Syracuse faithful, but it really surprised us when we took a look at the numbers. With an eligible Jonny Flynn and Paul Harris in addition to a healthy Eric Devendorf, there is potential for Syracuse to break its stranglehold on an NIT bid this season; but we're not sure that Boeheim is getting as much from his players as he once did. We'll definitely be keeping a closer eye on upstate New York this year.


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A few weeks ago, I found myself in a panic when I realized that all of the apricots and plums and cherries I've been enjoying this summer will be a thing of the past come September. I just don't know what I'll do with myself, especially since I've been a little plum crazy this season. It started with the cherry plums in my backyard. Then there were the black plums that came from the newlyweds' tree. And then this plum cake happened.
Let's rewind to last summer, when we were all still happily flipping through the pages of Gourmet. I instantly fell in love with the plum kuchen that was featured in the August issue; it photographed beautifully. Unfortunately, I never had the chance to try out the recipe, but I swore up and down that I would get to it the following year. And finally, I did. A few weeks back, I had a bag of plums and a Sunday all to myself, so I dedicated the afternoon to the plum kuchen. And now this is the part of the story where I sadly report that I was a little disappointed with the results, which rarely happens with Gourmet recipes.
Because I've been such a busy lady this summer, the thought of a five hour coffee cake is not super appealing to me. And if a recipe is going to require five hours of my time from start to finish, it has to be phenomenal. The kuchen, in my opinion, was just okay. It was gorgeous and had a light, airy texture, but somehow it was lacking; there was no balance between the tang of the fruit and the barely sweetened dough. I could definitely see the appeal, it just wasn't for me. What I wanted was something a bit sweeter and more cakey, and this was more bread-like. I will say, in defense of this kuchen, that my expectations might have been a little beyond reason, which can happen when you have to wait an entire year to test a recipe.
But I loved the idea of an upside down plum cake; it's such a simple yet stunning summer treat. I've mentioned in the past that I tend to be a bit obsessive, and let me tell you, this cake was definitely a result of my craziness. I was determined to make it work. So I borrowed the cake base from a recipe that I've made several times, swapped out a few ingredients and proceeded with caution. It took a little bit of experimenting and some serious consulting with my favorite cubicle mate and a few other trusted tasters, but I couldn't be happier with the final product. The juice from the sweet-tart plums, when combined with the sugar and butter in the bottom of the pan, creates a really delicious, syrupy jelly as it bakes. I literally licked the pan because that plum syrup is so tasty. And the cake was better than I could have imagined: sweet, tangy, a tiny bit buttery, a little caramelized on the edges. And absolutely pretty and pink. Sometimes, magic really happens in this kitchen.
pretty plum cake
inspired by Gourmet
serves 8
4 small firm-ripe plums, halved and pitted
1/3 cup sugar
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
1-1/3 cups all-purpose flour
1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup vegetable oil
3/4 cup sugar
1-1/2 teaspoons vanilla
2 large eggs
2 tablespoons milk
Preheat oven to 350°F. Butter a 9-inch square baking pan and sprinkle the bottom with 1/3 cup sugar. Cut plums and into 1/4-inch slices and arrange in the pan in one layer. Set aside.
Sift together flour, baking powder and salt in a bowl. In the bowl of a mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, mix 3/4 cup sugar and vegetable oil until well combined. Add the eggs, one at a time, mixing until each is well combined. Add vanilla and milk. With the mixer on low, add the dry ingredients and mix until combined.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan and spread evenly over the plums with an offset spatula. Bake until cake is golden brown and tester comes out clean, about 22-25 minutes, rotating once halfway through. Cool in pan for 5 minutes and then invert and unmold onto a rack to cool completely.


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Eggless, flourless, sugarless - yet flavorful - cookie bites
I received this recipe for Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Bites from my boss, Melissa Aguilar. Honestly, when I looked at the recipe I didn't like it - no eggs, no flour, no sugar. How could this work? I made the batter … and I really didn't like what I saw. But I baked the cookies, let them cool a bit and then took a bite. They were delicious. You have to try them just to see that it can be done.
1 Stacy Bunker said she saw a recipe for an apricot cookie drizzled with chocolate in a magazine but cannot remember where.
1 Monica Wills is looking for a recipe for Dulce de Leche Cake.
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Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Bites
Makes 14 servings
1¼ cups chickpeas (garbanzo beans) rinsed and drained
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
½ cup plus 2 tablespoons natural peanut butter
¼ cup honey
1 teaspoon baking powder
½ cup chocolate chips
Instructions: Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Put the rinsed and drained chickpeas in your food processor and pulse until well ground. Add the remaining ingredients except the chocolate chips and mix until very smooth, scraping down the sides of the food processor a few times to make sure you get the chickpeas incorporated. Stir in chocolate chips with a spoon.
Roll the dough into 1½-inch balls with wet hands. Place on cookie sheet and bake about 10 minutes. Do not overbake. Let cool and serve.


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Farmers' cooperatives,
Employee plans,
If you do need an EIN, use one of these four methods to apply:
Apply Online
The Internet EIN application is the preferred method for customers to apply for and obtain an EIN. Once the application is completed, the information is validated during the online session, and an EIN is issued immediately. The online application process is available for all entities whose principal business, office or agency, or legal residence (in the case of an individual), is located in the United States or U.S. Territories. The principal officer, general partner, grantor, owner, trustor etc. must have a valid Taxpayer Identification Number (Social Security Number, Employer Identification Number, or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) in order to use the online application. www.irs.gov, search: online EIN, http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=97860,00.html
Apply by EIN toll-free at 800-829-4933
Taxpayers can obtain an EIN immediately by calling the Business & Specialty Tax Line at (800) 829-4933. The hours of operation are 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. local time, Monday through Friday. An assistor takes the information, assigns the EIN, and provides the number to an authorized individual over the telephone. Note: International applicants must call (267) 941-1099 (Not a toll-free number).
Apply By FAX
Taxpayers can FAX the completed Form SS-4 (PDF) application to their state FAX number (see Where to File - Business Forms and Filing Addresses), after ensuring that the Form SS-4 contains all of the required information. If it is determined that the entity needs a new EIN, one will be assigned using the appropriate procedures for the entity type. If the taxpayer's fax number is provided, a fax will be sent back with the EIN within four (4) business days.
Apply By Mail
The processing timeframe for an EIN application received by mail is four weeks. Ensure that the Form SS-4 (PDF) contains all of the required information. If it is determined that the entity needs a new EIN, one will be assigned using the appropriate procedures for the entity type and mailed to the taxpayer. Find out where to mail Form SS-4 on the "Where to File Your Taxes" (for Form SS-4) page.
Other Important Information
Daily Limit of EINs
Due to a high volume of requests for EINs, the IRS will begin limiting the number of EINs assigned per day to a responsible party. Effective April 11, 2011, a responsible party will be limited to five (5) EINs in one business day. This limit is in effect whether you apply online, by phone, fax or mail.
Responsible Party
In order to identify the correct individuals and entities applying for EINs, language changes have been made to the EIN process. Refer to Responsible Parties and Nominees to learn about these important changes before applying for an EIN.
Third Party Authorization
The Third Party Designee section must be completed at the bottom of the Form SS-4. The Form SS-4 must also be signed by the taxpayer for the third party designee authorization to be valid. The Form SS-4 must be mailed or faxed to the appropriate service center. A third party designee may call for an EIN; however a faxed Form SS-4, with the taxpayer's signature, is still required.
IRS assistors will take the information over the phone from the third party designee and ask the third party to fax the completed Form SS-4 to them (to the IRS assistor's attention) at an administrative fax number. After receiving the faxed Form SS-4, the EIN will be assigned and faxed back to the third party designee, or given over the phone. The third party designee's authority terminates at the time the EIN is assigned and released to the designee.
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ANIMAL FACTS - Pittas
Noisy Pittas are found along Queensland's east coast.
There are 26 known species of Pittas and three of these live here in Australia. The Rainbow Pitta is endemic to northwestern Australia and is the closest relative to the Noisy Pitta. They are beautifully coloured small birds that stand about 15 centimetres tall and 'hop' about the forest floor. There is not a whole lot known about these shy little birds.
(Pitta Iris)
Rainbow Pittas live in rainforest, mangrove and eucalyptus forest. Their distribution is little pockets in vine forests in coastal Arnhem Lands, NT and northwestern Kimberleys, WA. Also Melville Island and Groote Eylandt.
They forage unobtrusively in the leaf litter of the forest floor hopping along, pausing to poke with the bill and to snatch and break open hard-shelled prey. Land snails, worms and ground-living insects are their staple diet.
They are mainly terrestrial birds and breed from November to March. They build a large dome nest, varying to shallower, partly open nest that is approximately 110mm in diameter 40mm deep. They use sticks, leaves, grasses, pieces of dead bamboo to build the outside dome and lined with pieces of decaying wood and grass.


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Saskatoon Events
You know what all the cool kids are doing? They are bookmarking this page full of sweet events featuring great food, music, and theater so they can stay updated while in Saskatoon. You want to be cool don't you? Huh?
Speaking of cool – there is some seriously cool stuff happening in terms of arts and culture here. We've got the Broadway Street Fair, Folk Fest, Saskatoon Pride Festival, Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan, and Nutrien Fringe Theatre Festival. The SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Fest presents headline acts, free stages, and intimate club shows during the 10-day festival.
The party doesn't stop simply because the snow falls. If you are up for some winter fun, make your way down to the Farmers' Market to see the ice sculptures at the Nutrien WinterShines Festival. Feeling festive? Take a drive through the Enchanted Forest, Saskatchewan's top winter tourist attraction, to see the country's largest outdoor light show.


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Benefits of Hunting Laws
Game Conservation
To conserve wildlife for future generations to enjoy, wildlife management laws were passed. These laws allow game to flourish by:
- Establishing hunting seasons that limit harvesting and avoid nesting and mating seasons.
- Limiting hunting methods and equipment.
- Setting "bag" limits on the number of animals that can be taken.
Safety, Opportunity, and Funding
In addition to ensuring the availability of game for future generations, hunting laws:
- Establish safety guidelines for hunting that protect both hunters and non-hunters.
- Offer equal opportunity for all hunters, whether they use modern firearms, muzzleloaders, or bows.
- Ensure adequate funding for wildlife programs by collecting license fees.
Fair Chase
Hunting laws also define the rules of fair chase. Fair chase is the practice of hunting game animals in an ethical, respectful, and legal manner. The concept began in the Middle Ages when hunters increased the challenge of sport hunting by setting rules that limited how they took game.
More recently, fair chase rules were developed to stem public criticism of hunters. One of the earliest models was the "Fair Chase Principle" established in the late 1800s by the Boone and Crockett Club, which was founded by Theodore Roosevelt. Those who violated club rules were expelled.
The rules were later expanded, banning the use of vehicles, airplanes, and radios; electronic calling; or shooting in a fenced enclosure. Many states have made those rules into law.


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Q: I have an old sump pump. Can I use it to create a fountain for my pond?
Nick – Linwood, KS
A: Sounds like you want to do some "upcycling" and save a little money while making use of old equipment that's sitting around. What a fun project, and something you can show off to your friends!
Yes, you can certainly transform that old sump pump into a fountain for your pond – but whether it works will depend on what you want to do with that fountain.
Sump Pump Fountain?
A sump pump is traditionally used to remove water that's collected in a basement. It pumps the water away from the house to a place where it's no longer problematic. It's not really designed for long-term continuous use, and so using a sump pump to create a spraying fountain might decrease its life expectancy. Replacing it could be costly.
There are other factors to consider, too. A sump pump might cost more to operate. You'll still need to create a way to anchor or suspend the motor and create a spray. And you'll need to extend the power cord long enough to reach a power source safely – which will require trial and error or fancy engineering.
If you're a build-it-yourselfer in search of a challenge and plan to not use it for long-term continuous use, go for it! If not, consider purchasing an actual fountain.
Out-of-the-Box Easy
For those who are looking for an easy, cost-effective and trouble-free way to add some splash to a pond, buying a pre-manufactured decorative fountain has its benefits, including:
- They come with pumps that are designed to be used as a fountain, so they create much more water movement and a heavier spray that's less affected by wind and pump-clogging floating debris.
- They can be used as an aeration system in ponds less than 6 feet deep.
- All the engineering work is done for you! After a quick installation, you'll have a decorative spray and a power cord that's long enough to reach the shore.
- Some, like the AquaStream™ Fountain and Light Combo Kits, come with decorative options, like lights and different spray patterns.
Whichever you choose, it's always a great idea to create movement and aerate the water. Your fish and plants will appreciate it, and you – and your guests – will, too!
Pond Talk: Have you ever made a decorative fountain with upcycled pieces and parts?
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Basically I want a text editor that is:
- Simple in visual design and uncluttered (like Byword)
- Powerful and extensible like emacs (with hooks, etc, so I can customize it to my needs). When I say "extensible", I mean the more the better. I don't have a particular hook/extension in mind, but basically the closer to emacs the better. (I think of emacs as being the pinnacle of extensibility.)
I know there's Aquamacs (which meets 2), but Aquamacs looks really ugly and not at all appealing (so doesn't meet 1).
Please make answers detailed! Explain why the text editor you are recommending fits this question. In what ways is it extensible? What nice UI touches does it have?
The goal here isn't to build a list of text editors; it's to compile information about exactly how various text editors are both well-designed and extensible.


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HUM 1174 Introduction to Geography4 cr.A topical overview of physical, cultural, economic and regional geography. The course is designed for those with little or no background in the discipline. Required for SSC majors.
HUM/LIS 2101 Cross Cultural Understanding4 cr.Emphasis on the necessity for becoming knowledgeable about the target culture, the techniques that can be used to penetrate another culture and the responsibilities one has in achieving intercultural communication.
HUM 2150 Ethnicity and The Performing Arts (I, VIII)4 cr.A consideration of the impact of the performing arts (music and dance) within African-American,American Indian, Asian-American, and Latino/a communities in the United States. Our study is structured around social and politicalmovements that have emerged out of the performing arts. By examining songs, poetry, dance and martial arts forms in their cultural, historical and political contexts, we consider howindividuals and communities use them to construct racial, class and gender identity, to expressworldview,make political statements,question authority and seek social justice. Throughout the course, we seek out common themes and concerns faced by the four communities we study, but we also note the ways in which individual artists creatively engage with, express, and are empowered by cultural difference.
HUM 3340 Spiritual Living: 21st Century (X,WI)4 cr.The course examines spiritual living with a holistic view of what it means to be fully human. It seeks to foster spiritual growth by exploring universal themes of spiritual living as they relate to the search for God in the ordinary happenings of daily life. Christian spirituality and the spirituality of other faith traditionswill be studied.
HUM 3366 TravelWriting4 cr.Designed for students interested in exploring Ireland through writing, this course emphasizes the writing process as adapted to travel experiences. Requirements include reading travel writing by others, keeping a journal of observations, writing several travel pieces, and participating in writers'workshops. When offered, the course is taught onsite in Ireland.
HUM 3378 Spirituality and Prayer (X,WI)4 cr.Explores a theology and practice of prayer as reflected by some classic and contemporary Christian and non- Christian writers. This course encourages students to discover their own unique pathways of prayer,develop a personal relationshipwith God in their spiritual quest and engage in a prayer life that nurtures and inspires their quest for meaning in life.
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Polar equation:
r = a/θ
Click below to see one of the Associated curves.
|Definitions of the Associated curves
|Involute 1
|Involute 2
|Inverse curve wrt origin
|Inverse wrt another circle
|Pedal curve wrt origin
|Pedal wrt another point
|Negative pedal curve wrt origin
|Negative pedal wrt another point
|Caustic wrt horizontal rays
|Caustic curve wrt another point
The roulette of the pole of a hyperbolic spiral rolling on a straight line is a tractrix.
Pierre Varignon (1654-1722) was professor of mathematics at Collège Mazarin and later at Collège Royal. Led into mathematics by reading Euclid he also read Descartes' Géométrieand thereafter devoted himself to the mathematical sciences. He was one of the first French scholars to recognise the value of the calculus. His chief contributions were to mechanics.
Taking the pole as the centre of inversion, the hyperbolic spiral r = a/θ inverts to the spiral of Archimedes r = aθ.
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In 1994 I found this further book by Trevor McIlwain: Firm Foundations. This incorporates 'Guidelines for evangelism', but primarily it is a teacher's manual of 50 lessons.
I was delighted when Dr Noel Weeks book came into my hands. Weeks believes that the debate about the Bible has shifted its centre of gravity in recent years.
According to the Bible, the first man was perfect, made in the image of God.
I have every sympathy with those who find this question difficult to answer. In my teens I believed that creation was true, but during my University years and afterwards I began to compromise.
No results found in .
Answers in Genesis is an apologetics ministry, dedicated to helping Christians defend their faith and proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ.


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As Greece stands on the cusp of another bailout, one analyst says the fix is likely to be only temporary and he expects other Euro-zone countries to also require new rounds of funding. Those bailouts can come in one of two ways, via printing new money or taxing citizens of wealthy European nations.
Jay Taylor, President and CEO of Taylor Hard Money Advisors, believes that both these policy options will further weaken the Euro and boost gold prices. In the first case, it would debase the currency and in the second, it would hurt the cohesion of the single currency zone.
"To the extent wealthy countries are taxed, it will serve to create only more political animosity even though it may pacify infantile behavior in Greece for a short time," Taylor wrote.
Gold prices rose above $1,500 an ounce in Europe on Tuesday and continue to edge higher as Greece's parliament is set to approve an austerity plan on Wednesday.
Taylor also believes that the U.S. debt situation, which is currently under the radar for many investors, is as bad as any individual European debt crisis.
"To the extent policy makers attempt to inflate their way out of this mess, it is bullish for gold and silver," he added.
To bet on this trend, Taylor says investors should buy the stocks of junior gold miners and avoid the bigger names, whose stocks haven't done well this year. Shares of Newmont and Barrick Gold have fallen 14 percent and 17 percent respectively.
"I think the reason for that is the large guys have a hard time replacing the gold they're producing every year," he said.
"[The big miners] are having to go out and pay huge amounts of money, a lot of money for the junior mining companies — the little guys that are able to find the gold."
Taylor is bullish on the junior mining sector, particularly new producers that have a lot of upside exploration potential.
"They can grow organically and not have to go out and raise capital and dilute their shareholders base," he said.
His top picks are Toronto Stock Exchange-listed San Gold , Timmins Gold , Sandstorm Gold , Alexco Resources and New York-listed Allied Nevada .


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This is Aristotle's 'On the Soul'.
And by this reason, the person who is not perceiving anything by the sense would notice nothing nor ???, and whnever he contemplates (on the abstracted qualities or substance of sense-objects) he is at the same time seeing by the mind some phantom of sense-object (sense-object as a whole, without any part being abstracted). For, the phantoms appearing in mind is like sense-objects, albeit without matter (= spatial existence).kai dia touto oute me^ aisthanomenos me^then outhen an mathoi oude xuneie^, hotan te theo^re^i, anagke^ hama phantasma ti theo^rein.
I am vague with the word "xuneie^".
What is it meaning here ?
What I looked up about "xuneimi" in LSJ.
(used with dative)
/ 1. (basic maening) to be with
--- emellon eti sunesesthai oizui (was even about to be with misery, suffering)
--- x. oneirasin (be with = be haunted by dreams)
--- kakois pollois xunousa (being with = acquainted with many bad things)
--- gno^mais kai merimnais (be with = engaged in = have thoughts)
--- pragmasi (be with = be engaged in business)
--- truphero^i bio^i (be with = enjoy luxurious life)
---- geo^rgia^i (be with = be engaged in agriculture)
--- he^donais (be with = enjoy pleasure9
--- desmati (be with fetter = imprisoned)
--- aporia^i (be with a difficulty)
--- emoi xunestin elpis (a hope is with me = I have)
(without dative) --- hatai aei xunousai (woe always clinging)
(without dative) --- ho chronos xuno^n makros (a long time ???)
/ 2. to have intercourse with
--- s. alle^lois en to^i poto^i (have intercourse with one another in a drinking-bout)
--- xune^men ego^ te kai su (you and I have an intercourse)
(without dative) ton neanikon suno^n diephthoren (while having an intercourse, has corrupted the young fellow)
/ 2.2 (of woman) to live with (a husband) ; to have sexual intercourse, to copulate
/ 2.4 to have dealings with, have to do with
--- tini
--- hippois
/ 2.5 to take part in, attend
--- sunodois (assembly, meeting)
/ 2.6 (without dative) ai ka ... me^ sune^i gne^sia tekna (if there are not in addition lawful children) (are in addition)
--- hopou kephalalgia sunesti (where the headache ???)


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Native modules are usually distributed as npm packages, except that on top of the usual Javascript they will include some native code per platform. To understand more about npm packages you may find this guide useful.
To get set up with the basic project structure for a native module we will use a third party tool react-native-create-library. You can go ahead further and dive deep into how that library works, for our needs we will just need:
$ npm install -g react-native-create-library
$ react-native-create-library MyLibrary
Where MyLibrary is the name you would like for the new module. After doing this you will navigate into
MyLibrary folder and install the npm package to be locally available for your computer by doing:
$ npm install
After this is done you can go to your main react app folder (which you created by doing
react-native init MyApp)
- add your newly created module as a dependency in your package.json
- run
npm installto bring it along from your local npm repository.
After this, you will be able to continue to native-modules-ios or native-module-android to add in some code. Make sure to read the README.md within your
MyLibrary Directory for platform-specific instructions on how to include the project.